>> thanks for joipg us i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> good morning to you. we are waking up to cold conditions. in fact it's quite frosty in some of the protected valleys. here is live doppler 7, notice the clear sky, lack of wind and starting out with numbers hovering just above freezing in gilroy. 34 in sand rafael. 39 in oakland. with 33 in san ramon. 46 in san francisco. anywhere from a degree to 14 degrees colder this morning. nice view of emeryville where it looks like we have good

visibility. we've got the 30 throughout the early morning hours. in the low to mid-50s by noontime. a lot of sunshine. it will be slightly cooler today. we have more ground to cover from starting out sodry. the dew points are low. as a result it's a cooler afternoon. that sun setting just before 5:00. chris. >> thank you. this morning a total of 8 people are in custody suspected in the death of corporal ronil singh. the 33-year-old offers was sht and killed in newman after christmas. they released in booking photo of the sfukt. 32-year-old gustavo arriaga perez. they say he was trying to flee to mexico. they arrested seven others including these four. arriaga girlfriend, two brothers and a coworker. the 7 suspects including three not pictured are accused of either misleading authorities

about arriaga's whereabouts or helping him evade authorities for two days. as authorities continue the investigation, the newman community is coming together to remember corporal singh. last night thousands attended an emotional vigil. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo was there. >> in front cht crowd of trues thousands, the family the corporal leaves behind, his wife, 5-month-old son his canine sam and others. the surrounding crowd did not surprise the singh family. >> i know ron. ron -- he was just that kind of a person. >> testimony through tears and the thin blue line. many tell abc 7 news the vigil is proof that small town spirit is stronger than one might assume. >> we come out when someone is hurt, in need of a she of faith. >> a faith tested wednesday morning when police say this man, gust an perez arriaga shot and killed singh during a traffic stop.

arriaga got away leading them on a manhattan. two days later the news everyone was waiting for. >> they got him. >> i'm glad he had singh's handcuffs, the jewelry on the wrists on the way up. >> for singh's family what the community calls a victory does little to ease the pain. >> it's unfortunate we lost a role model. our kids, grand kids lost a role model. >> but memories will last. the community coming together on a cold december night say they will make sure of it. >> that's the type of person he was, the type of officer he was. because if he wasn't good there might have been a showing but not like this. ♪ >> reporter: and whether from lasting moments or close encounters it's clear he impacted the lives of people here and beyond. if you'd like to help the

family of corporal singh, the shfrds says there is one authorized fund set up threw the stanislaus sworn deputies association association. if you'd like to donate we have a link on our website. abc7news.com. this morning we learn more about the arrest in the case. the sheriffs department confirms to abc news that this is a picture of the suspected shooter gustavo perez arriaga. in custody. a family friend of corporal singh posted it to facebook. he got it from a law enforcement source. arriaga was taken into custody in lamont nar bakersfield, about 2 had hundred miles south of where the shooting happened. he was returned to the stanislaus county. >> officers sirinek's handcuffs were brought down and they're on that guy. for his trip home. >> three of the eight suspects

are reportedly in the skroe are country illegally, including arriaga one of his brothers. adrian virgen and erik razo quiroz. the case is putting the issue of illegal immigration back in the spotlight. the stanislaus county sheriff spoke at length about how he believes sanctuary laws impact public safety. melanie woodrow has that part of the coverage. >> why are we providing sanctuary for criminals, gang members? it's a conversation we need to have. >> stanislaus county sheriff kmam adam christensen saying the death could have been prevented. he says the suspect who shot officer singh during a traffic stop was in the country illegally from mexico. the sheriff says arriaga had two prior dui arrests was a known gang member. >> law enforcement should be able to turn people over to i.c.e. who are kmieting crimes, mo are gang members

abvictimizing and exploiting others. >> president trump tweeted about the manhunt for arriaga, time to get tough on border security. build the wall. last year the sheriff appeared at a round table alongside president trump today he wouldn't speak about the president. >> i'm not here to talk about the president of the united states but i will repeat what i said before. border security goes hand in hand with national security, goes hand in hand with public safety. goes hand in hand with the safety of our community. >> law enforcement officials found arriaga near bakersfield, the kern county sheriff had this to say. >> when you tie our mands and don't allow us to work with our federal partners and communicate with our federal partners about people that commit crimes and in this country illegally we're going to have incidents like this not just on police officers but on the public we serve and protect. >> reporter: still kern county sheriff called the immigration status secondary in the case. a reporter asked the stanislaus

county sheriff whether arriaga had prior deportations. he said he didn't have information on that yet and todayredent trump threatened to close the southern u.s. border completely unless congress agrees to fund a border wall. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is staying on top of new developments in the story. we sent out this push albert when officials announced the first arrest. you can get updates on your phone download the news app and enable push alerts. >> developing this morning the manhunt expands for an skap ee from san quentin state prison. 21-year-old shalom mendoza walked away from the prison wednesday night. prison officials won't say how he skapd. but he was assigned to work outside the security perimeter. sky7 was over the nearby area where waste water is pumped out to the central marin sanitation agency. the general manager says it's common for inmates to main the station. >> he was one of the fellows

probably out there cleaning the racks out of the influent channels. >> mendoza was serving a 5-year season for a car jacking in los angeles county. today family and friends were remembering a 2-year-old yemeni boy on life support at ucsf. sis her was reunited with her dying son last thursday after not being able to enter the country because of traft travel ban. she was grant add waiver. the funeral is scheduled for this afternoon in lodi. in the east bay a large police presence is expected this morning when tree cutting crews return to berkeley. they're finishing up work in people's park this comes after a protest delayed the removal of trees yesterday. uc berkeley owns the park. a campus spokeman says abc 7

news that the trees are cut down to kauch up on maintenance. people's park is located a few blocks south of the main campus. it's been the scene of many controversies and protects since the 1960s. >> hasn't reached historical landmark status yet they're trying to to tear it down before it reaches rarmg status which would be next summer. >> the university they say should have been doing a better job of informing the public about the plans to cut trees. > mo t 1,700 people signed a petition to save this library. it's been working with the department of work to replace the trees. a department organizer the appealed theization decision saying the clearing of trees to help maintenance costs.

>> the brew ipa at rock bottom brewery in campbell last np sierra nevada created this brew to help camp fire victims asking breweries across the country to brew and sell the same beer, all proceeds going to the camp fire relief fund. the time is 5:10. lisa tracking the forecast and another clear weekend on tap. we had the wind allowing for the overnight not to be too cold. that's backed off. it's cold out there. temperatures close to freezing in many locations. you can see how still it looks out here from the live picture. emeryville. over in emeryville upper 30s. concord 38. san ramon valley 33. 34 in sand rafael. so certainly the numbers will drop a couple more degrees before sunrise. and then on our way to a sunny cool afternoon. but -- do we have more rain in the forecast and what about new year's eve yb greers day. stay with us. the forecast for the extended outlook coming up. >> thank you. also ahead, an extra set of

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kitchen in sonoma county. >> you followed us. >> i did. absolutely. >> this freeze frame of our crew at t well the sysmor for t fi fireommandersan tind panhe cameras from anywhere. they made a big difference when an apartment caught fire in sand rafael on wednesday. chief brown had electronic whos on it and relayed information before crews arrived and did so from his kitchen fable in sonoma county while on vacation. >> it gives us context, can help with shortening our reflexes tam. >> so you know what you're getting into. >> correct. >> pg&e paid for the cameras which will cover more than a thousand square miles as far as lake county. it's not the same as hiking to the top of mount tam on a day like this but it's the next best thing for wildfires. for marin county wayne fryman. >> your pg&e bill going up in

the groer. increasing rates for gas and electricity customers by about a dollar starting on tuesday. the company says it's because of a jump in natural gas prices. earlier this month, pg&e requested a large rate increase by 2020. the state public utilities commission is currently reviewing the proposal. a bird strike forced a student helicopter pilot and his teacher to make an emergency land being near hayward executive airport. >> the may day, may day, may day. >> sky7 was over the scene of the crash just after 11:00 yesterday morning at sky west golf course. airport officials stay a large turkey vult you are mashed into the windshield. the back pro peler took a hit and broke off. >> looked behind me. the helicopter was spinning out of control. >> i thought, man, that doesn't look good at all. amazing. and i look at it now that's an incredible pilot. >> both the student and the

instructor were able to walk away. today is the semi finals of the college football playoff in one much four fans living on a giant billboard in downtown san jose is waking up a bit warmer this morning. >> you win this giant abc 7 news parkay how kited are you. >> i'm pumped because i'm really cold thanks guys. >> notre dame fan janette kim has been named the ultimate fan thanks to the abc 7 news viewers who voted in the all-day poll. they have been hanging out 50 feet in the air since thursday. vying for a chance to watch the favorite team in levi stadium on january 7th. two teams and two contestants will be eliminated today. >> i want to apologize to you all in advance. we are going to win again. we are going to do it again and bring home number 18. the fans were picked from a pool of roughly 700 to represent their college teams. the semi finals of the

college football playoff today. notre dame playing clemson followed by oklahoma versus alabama at 5:00 you can watch boths games on the sister network espn. the college football playoff national championship at levi stadium on january 7th also on espn. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. how cold is it for those folks this morning? san jose? well, it's clear and the winds backed off so they wake up to temperatures into the 30s right now. noontime temperature 53 degree. and then by 4:00 it will feel balmy at 58 and then dropping into the low 50s. so we're going to be watching these folks each and every day giving them the forecast. and ner enduring the wind and the cold to try to get the tickets. . clear. and that's why we are so chilly this morning. storm track well to the north. and that's where it's going to stay the next several days. in fact we are looking dry in the short-term. i want 39 right now in the

peninsula looking at upper 30s in oakland and 42 in fremont. 38 in napa. 34 santa rosa. we get the coldest temperatures right around or after sunrise at 7:34 o 24. certainly the numbers continue to drop. look at the winds. mount st. helena 28 miles an hour, 46 miles an hour wind gusts around diablo. but overall the numbers dropped off considerable this morning. the dew points lower less humidpy and then the cold air pools in the valleys. we are looking at chilly numbers possible frost. dry into new year's eve weekend and looking at rain next friday. overnight lows have been on the cool side of course but the average low for some of our north bay valleys really should be in the 30s. but look what happens after monday. it looks like we drop off and see temperatures again below the freezing mark in many of the valleys. we also have a beach hazard

statement to pass on from sonoma to monterey. current wave height 6 to feet. but concern about the sneaker fwraefs sonoma to monterey. keep that in mind if you head out to the local beach. headed out of town, mid-60s for southern california looking at the 40s in the mountains. and the winds have backed off but certainly it's cool out there. the afternoon high 3:00, 4:00 in the mountains just in the low 50s for you yosemite. if you are headed to up the sierra nevada. with waking up to 10 degrees. and the winds breezy. milder tomorrow and a slight chance of rain unfortunately if the snow mix on monday. 38 o 39 degrees tuesday. partly cloudy skies. elsewhere, back home, numberless in a very narrow range. upper 50s for you from the peninsula. 58 in oakland. san jose checking in at 58 degrees. and the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at a string of sunny days. the cold morning this morning and then the winds pick back up

again sunday. dry through new year's eve. so dry end to 2018. new year's day, nice and sunny, mid-and upper 50s. very little temperature variation. by the end of the week we increase the clouds. download the accuweather app and you may have to bring up live doppler 7 on that to track perhaps showers next friday. temperatures will get milder by the end of the week. so certainly a very cold morning this morning. >> yeah, we won't crack the 60s today. >> no. >> thank you. coming up next. you subscribed to netflix and spotify so why not ford or volvo. i'm michael finney with the latest

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let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. wree are we're starting with a quick look at the weather. here is loo is a tracking the conditions where you live. it's chilly out there. brisk winds in the upper elevations. but at the surface things are later in terms of winds. with lower dew points we are cold. 34 in pleasen and 32 in danville. patchy frost. 9 in oakland with 36 in noft an. closer to the bay in the mitt 40s in san francisco. 49 in pacifica. bundle up or wait a while. we are anywhere from 4 to 14 degrees colder this morning.

and we'll be looking at a slow warmup. 10:00 in the 40s in concord. plenty of sunshine but not a lot to help us out in terms of temperatures because we'll be in the low to mid-50s. by the afternoon the northwest winds can continue to keep it on the cool side with low to mid-50s for the warmest locations. we'll talk about new year's eve and new year's day, how cold it will be and whether or not we see rain for the first week of the year coming up. >> thank you. happening today, homeland security secretary kirstin kneelsen plans to visit the border near yuma border. she plans to visit following the deaths of two migrant children dying while in custody. she promised quote more author o medical screening for detained children after an 8-year-old boy died monday. president trump cancelled his trip to mar-a-lago for the second time this holiday season

as the government shutdown continues into the eighth day. the president wants money for the border wall and the democrats are refusing to provide it. president trump tweeted a threat to close the southern border entirely if they don't. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed or working out pay. the u.s. coast guard found out they will get paid for the past week of work but future paycheck aren't guaranteed. our reporter explains how this is impacting local families. >> yeah. >> the children are happy but there is stress behind the mother's miles. >> we're a proud coast guard family but there ares sacrifces we have to make we never thought not getting a paycheck was one of enemy. >> sister in law kristine and amb amber kroll's husband rg both members of the coast guard the only branch of military not getting paid during the shutdown. >> our husband rg going to work every day. doing everything they always do.

>> about we asked the coast guard how many members were fuloughed locally but the person providing the answer has been furloughed. the coast guard saying the longer the shutdown lasts the more difficult for the coast guard to maintain mission readiness. >> people are afraid they're not able to make rent, not able to pay bills. >> a one-time emergency action is allowing coast guard members to get the december 31st paycheck but everything else up in the air. >> well, great in the moment it's just a band aid. and we still need to figure out what's happening if they can't come to revelation. >> yes we will be be back payed do i like rook at my child and say i'll feed you eventually. that's clearly not an option. >> there are some resources in place to financially assist military families such as loan programs and the coast guard mutual assistance. kristine kroll tells me her family did not kwuf.

she has calmed dozens of lawmakers across california to share her family stories and many others like their. abc 7 news. sht shutdown is impacting yosemite. the park says it's closing camp. it's because of the impacts from human waste and public safety concerns. all park visitors centers are closed and dogs are banned on all trails. the badger pass ski area lodging, dining and retail stores remain open. for a complete list of what's open and closed during the federal government shutdown, just go to our website, abc7news.com. an expanded program to combat drunk driving in california goes into effect on new year's day. senate bill 1046 requires ig ignition interlock devices for repeat dui offenders and first-time offenders who want to continue to drive rather than have a suspended license.

a driver has to blow into the device to check blood alcohol levels for the car to start. >> ignition interlock devices are a game changer in the fight to stop the revolving door of repeat offenders. >> an interlock pilot program has been in effect in some california counties since 2011 including alameda county. the devices prevented people from drinking and driving more than a million times. every year in california drunk driving kills 1,000 people and injures 20,000 others. it's the end of an era for a shoe repair shop on the peninsula. two cobblers are both retiring after running their shop four decades. abc 7 news reporter david louie has the story from san mateo. >> came in to say goodbye. >> thank you. >> a steady extreme of longtime customers have been filing since. they kept the name of a previous

owner when they took over 39 years ago. the brothers are immigrants are syria. harry came first and his older berry. they put in 14 hour days and developed a reputation for repairing shoes and leather goods. >> you get favorite pairs of shoes you don't want to give up. he has always been able to repair them and make them like new. >> three women have been customers since the beginning. >> they must love your work. >> my work and me too. >> they inherited and managed to maintain century old cobbler machinery that stitched soles and polish shoes sadly there is no market to sell thp with consumers switched to shoes the made with synthetic material cheaper to repair. they used the best quality materials from germany and italy. sports figures such as formerer 49ers allen kennedy and tom

brady's family are commerce. also abc 7 news anchor kristin sze. >> the mother-in-law send her over i died her wedding shoes. >> over time four pairs of shoes are unclaimed. >> if you get concerned about what could happen to these shoes if the owners don't come in and claim them. harry and robert have some recipients in mind. in san mateo, david louie abc 7 news. a facial salen will take over the repair shop store front. younger brother harry plans to travel with his wife. the older brother robert will move to los angeles to be closer to his daughter. we wish them both -- we wish both of them the best of luck. time is 5:36 coming up next step into the kitchen with a passionate bay area chef. but first a look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. traffic is moving nice will i on the embarcadero this morning.

the bay bridge in the distance. lisa argen will have the full forecast in a few minutes. abc 7 has more news, more weather and more local hot topic comes your way. news at 11:00 a.m. is expanding to a full hour of midday live. join the news team at 11:00 a.m. after the view

welcome back, everyone. here is a live look outside from our san mateo bridge camera. a chilly start to the morning. we'll get a check of the day time highs with meteorologist lisa argen.

her full accuweather forecast is just moments away. a miracle rescue at a french ski resort after a 12-year-old boy was caught in a avalanche. he was buried for about an hour before rescuers pulled him out alive. james longman has the story. >> reporter: the sights and sounds of this chopper perhaps the best gift this 12-year-old could ask for a young boy found himself buried in snow and ice for 40 minutes. more than double the amount of time believed to be survivable. the young skier was on a closed black diamond run at a popular ski resort in the french al. s when suddenly trapped in the aftermath of an avalanche. he was able to be located with the help of a rescue dog. the canine put his nose on the snow and scratched with his paw. the rescue team arrived less than 30 minutes later. racing to save the youth trapped beneath the snow and ice. rescue workers feared he had 15

minutes to live desperately digging out as the chopper hovered. once he was free the workers wave the chopper down. he is able to escape with just a broken leg. >> in the east bay a chef's passion for food is contagious and he shares his love of cooking with people hungry for a new career. alexis smith from abc 7 mornings met the man changing lives one scone at a to him. one of our abc. stars. >> kitchen on fire in berkeley offers some of the highest rated cooking classes in the country. even if you can barely pull off making a frozen pizza it's easy to be inspired working with olivier sayeed known as chef ol disbelieve he is a bundle of energy. he is what people ask for. it's the energy walking in whatever they are doing. >> their uncles fill up quickly with date nights, cooking

parties and corporate team building workships. >> chef olive makes sure he works with people normally not having the opportunity to be in his kitchen. >> i was a professional driver for the 20 years. i'm driving limbo. and career change. >> luc ciel is with bread project a non-pruft gnat chef works with as a instructor. they offer a intensive bakery training program for those facing economic barries. >> my job now is to be a baker. i love to bake. >> the little thing with eggs. guess what they ask me to do. i like i know that. >> growing up in france. chef olive's grandmother and aunt taught him to cook using healthy unprocessed foods. it's a traditional way of cooking that kitchen on fire is so enthusiastic about. >> it comes through the way he teaches, treats people and makes it fun and enjoyable for everyone. >> bread project has an 85%

aggression rate. almost everyone completing the program is able to find work in the baking industry. >> it's a lot of giving. but you receive a lot. not in money, but in -- in much more rm important things, that richness come from the people that you help. and money can't buy that. >> in addition to helping bread project chef olive and his staff volunteer with the arc, st. vincent depaul and oakland public schools. another reason he is an abc 7 star. if you would like to nominate someone to be an abc 7 star go to our website. abc7news.com,/stars. what a differences making lisa. >> a scone sounds good about now. >> maybe bake some this morning and stay inside. >> certainly cold out there. we have a wind chill factor in san jose making it feel like 33. the air temperature is 37 with the southeast wind at 5.

feeling colder. a live look outside from the golden gate bridge well north in napa one location has napa at 32. bundle up have a look at your new year's eve and new year's day forecast with the accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. also what jimmy garoppolo also what jimmy garoppolo just did that has the that's a mini-wheat. also what jimmy garoppolo just did that has the delicious. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? covergirl has created trublend matte made foundation. it's transfer resistant, so it stays on you. and nothing else. new trublend matte made foundation, in 40 shades. from covergirl. new trublend matte made foundation, in 40 shades. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪

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good morning, everyone. . the time is 5:46. we are taking a live look outside from the mount tams morning. we get a check of the full forecast coming up in a little bit. but first in sports the warriors try to rebound from thursday night's disappointing home loss to the trail blazer. tonight they play in portland. tipoff at 7:00 p.m. at the modda

center. the 49ers prepare for the season finale against the rams. yesterday, the niners had a welcome sight at practice. anthony flores has the details on this morning's report. >> good morning, everyone. the 49ers close out the regular season sunday in l.a. but when you are 4-11 there is looking ahead to next sunday. a positive sign, jimmy garoppolo working out at practice. the 49ers have the last practice of the season on friday. jimmy g was doing rehab work to the side. this was under the supervision of one of the 49ers trainers. garoppolo suffered a season ending knee injury in week three. he has been able to stand on the sidelines during games off crutches. >> it's good for guys to sit become and just watch and especially when you know an offense inside and out. first time you get to do that that's when i became a coach and you wish you could play because you realize how much it would help. it's a situation players don't want to get but if they do get

put in the situation you take advantage of it. and it can help. >> the power of nick sabine on full display at media day on alabama defensive lineman asked about facing heisman trophy winner kyler murray watch what happens when he raemzs he is about to criticize the ou quarterback. >> have you gone up against quarterback that's slightly assembles quarterback. >> i don't feel like i have gone against a quarterback recommendable. kai kylr murray but he is not about -- well. >> what's that. >> i'm good. >> that is classic. the bowl. "wealthtrack" state and iowa state the kugers going for a school record 11th win. the great catch. it's 21-7. cougsp great catch.

iowa state comes back needing a 2-point version. in trouble. david montgomery stopped well short. mike leech gets the gatorade bath. wazoo wins 28-26. the pac 12 first bowl win in more than a year. in a tradition dating back to the mid-1980s last night 49ers lineman gathered at the house of prime rib in san francisco for their annual end of the season din reporter. the rookies always get the biggest piece of meet. that's the owner delivering what appeared to be a half a cow to this player. the rookies have been having the annual dinner more than 30 years. no one has ever left hungry. >> it's very interesting. faces change. but the character is the same. of course, this is an incredible, nice group of people. they have to work together and they are just showing it. they are fantastic. >> who says lineman never get

any love. that's a look at the morning sports. have a great weekend and happy new year. i'm anthony flores. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. it's certainly been droi. and chilly as we start this last weekend of 2018 we'll be looking at frosty numbers this morning. in fact, there is a wind chill factor out there and temperatures are currently dropping threw the mid-to lower 30s. as we take a look at our current numbers around the bay, mild spot san francisco 46. 39 in oakland. 38 in mountain view. with numbers in the low 30s gilroy. half moon bay at 39. and then in the north bay certainly colder. 35 santa rosa, 32 for you in napa. and mid-30s by the delta. 38 concord. 39 in livermore. so after a pretty cold start out there the temperatures will be shy to reach 60 degrees in most locations. that's because we are dropping off a good 5 to 10 degrees from

where we were yesterday at this hour. looking at live zpler 7 you notice it's clear. not looking at cloud cover. in fact the storm track well to the north. sending the energy and rainfall away for quite a while. but in the seven-day outlook we are looking at a chance of rain moving in next friday. 12 degrees conorder and san jose. mountain view 11 degrees colder. and the wind in the upper elevations gusty. mount diablo at 46 miles an hour gusts. 36 for mount st. helena. the rest are calm and with the calm winds it's colder. visibility is good here from sutro. so another cold morning, perhaps patchy frost where you are. dry for the weekend into new year's eve and new year's day. looking at a chance of rain by next friday. hopefully we get the rain back as we get into the rest of january. that should be a wet time for us. so as the numbers recover slightly in the north bay valleys through the early

morning hours tomorrow and monday, we have another system that will allow for the winds to back off and bring temperatures subfreezing tuesday and wednesday. so in 2019 coming in chilly. current wave heights from from six to nine feet. looking at a bech hazard statement through the afternoon. it's nice and sunny but certainly sneaker waves from sonoma to monterey. never a good idea to turnio are back on the ocean. bigger picture, you notice slightly milder southern california. low to mid-60s from san diego to los angeles. 43 in the sierra nevada and gusty winds there. 4 for sunday. a lot of sunshine. here comes a rain snow mix on monday. numbers in the upper 30spy tuesday. look are looking at temperatures in the upper 50s around the bay and in fact we see numbers on the cooler side of average, average highs should be just a fedeees warmer than this. and the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at numbers not only on the cool side starting

off this morning but tomorrow morning we'll get just a little bit milder. new year's eve, glories day, but cold. by wednesday. milder download the accuweather app preponderate the next chance of rain comes in friday. hopefully that brings a pattern change into the second week of january. we're running about 70% or less of normal for the rainy season at this point -- with well i should say january. >> okay another dry end of the year. >> thank you. >> um-hum. >> well next tuesday on new year's day, nasa makes the most distant fly-by of any solar system object ever when the new space craft new horizon will fake images of alt ima tuly about the size of oakland and san jose combined. it's an object that sits in what's called the kyper belt. >> the oblts in this solar

system early on and we think they mostly have been sitting there in deep freeze out there. we are excited to see this type of object because it may be a piece of the early solar system that we can study. >> altima is about a billion millions from pollute o likely icy with rock as well. >> coming up, new year's resolution, become a multimillionaire. the megapraise on the line and the

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up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday december 29th pl thank you for being with us us. i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> hey, chris. it's absent of any clouds. that's because we are looking at the low dew pointing. temperatures cold. still gusty in the upper elevations. from in point visibility is good. san jose at 37. feels like 33 though. morgan hill freezing. half moon bay 43. and from our exploratorium camera looking at low 30s freezing in napa.