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as the system winds down we'll see temperatures in a narrow range today, upper 50s to near 60. partly cloudy skies tonight. and we're not going to be talking about a lot of rain in the next seven days. so we'll talk about rain totals next time we see you, liz. >> thanks, lisa. it was a much different story yesterday. water was everywhere. this is new video here showing 18th and castro yesterday afternoon. the street and sidewalk looked like a river, water flowing past packed cars there. this is a muni rail station with water cascading down the elevator. muni service was shut down for a while. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has more on how neighbors are dealing with the impact. >> reporter: there was major flooding across the city. example number one, market

street. getting off i-80, another flood. this one blocking traffic, stopping cars on the freeway. >> someone had vaguely mentioned in passing that this neighborhood gets flooded, but we didn't know it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: in a matter of minutes, 15th avenue in san francisco's west portal neighborhood flooded, affecting 12 homes. by the time residents realized how high it was getting, they didn't have time to get sandbags. >> not with how fast it came. the city is great in dropping off pallets to us but it came on too quickly from us. >> reporter: across the street we met the cervantes family. they had balloons and tables set up. cleaning was not in their plans. this was their son's second birthday. instead they're faced with this.

>> i see so much of this is wet. >> it's gone. we'll have to replace everything. the bed didn't get wet, at least we have a bed to sleep on. >> reporter: the silver lining across the neighborhood where shovels were found in every corner, neighbors helping with their bare hands, trying to get their street back to normal. in the fillmore, they're trying to save their city. >> how nice of you! >> reporter: luz pena, abc 7 news. a tree toppled on two people in san francisco. they were walking on the sidewalk when the tree fell at locust and clay street. for a time the fire department urged people to avoid the area. you can see the soil around the roots is saturated. both people hit by the tree said they were in pain and they were taken to the hospital. at least one parked car was damaged. the rain yesterday afternoon also caused several problems in the east bay, especially on the hills and freeways.

abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has more from orinda where there were two highway crashes including one that was deadly.>o shows westbound highway 24 before the caldecott tunnel. a solo spinout blocking one lane of traffic, possibly due to the wet roads, but causing a backup onto orinda city streets. >> that last bit of freeway before the off-ramp took me 20 minutes because everything was so backed up. >> reporter: once past the tunnel, the rain met with heavy winds in the oakland hills. >> i was home here with my mom and two of my kids. and we heard one of the loudest noises i've ever heard. >> reporter: the noise was several massive pine trees crashing through the roof. nobody was hurt. along with figuring out repairs, they're also trying to prevent more damage. >> there is one wall still standing, it is leaning heavily, and we are on a slope. we'll want to make sure that

doesn't slide down the hill and affect maybe someone down below us. >> reporter: the north bay wasn't spared from the afternoon downpow downpour either. >> itt started pouring this afternoon. >> reporter: in orinda, anser hassan, abc 7 news. it seems like the snow has been nonstop in the sierra the past couple of weeks. no different this morning, check it out, so much snow. snow tires and chains are required on highway 80 and i-50. if you're headed to donner pass, be prepared for heavy know and whiteout conditions. the sierra after lvalanche is predicting avalanche damage. back country travel is not rcommended near and above the tree line. d or rht doppler 7 is one of the

o website and the abc 7 news app. if you want to track the rain, click the blue "live" bar at the top of the app. happening today, if you're planning on taking b.a.r.t. at any point, expect more delays in san francisco on top of the weekend service schedule. there will be trains running on a single track between embark embarcadero and 24th street mission stations. delays are expected to be 15 or 20 minutes. people living in oakland could be one step closer to having a role in planning the city's budget. the community democracy project plans to turn in a petition tomorrow for the people's budget amendment. this would allow those who live in oakland and undocumented residents over the age of 16 to vote on how itsudge dolla e alcated. tyall tomorr afternoon toes happeningtoday,e a snow day in aht' annual snow

day in the north shattuck in berkeley. there will be nutcracker dancers and tap dancing christmas trees. the free event runs from 10:00 until 3:00 on shattuck between vine and rose streets. some san francisco harley riders will drop off toys at zuckerberg general hospital. [ engines revving ] the group will hand-deliver gifts for pediatric patients there. it is the 36th year of the annual toy run. dozens of harley riders take part every year. and lisa, it seems like the weather might cooperate today. >> yes, i think so. we're seeing a few peeks of sun out there. the showers definitely winding down. a look at the san mateo where it is certainly cloudy. numbers are all pretty much in the low to mid-50s.

as the system sinks to the south of us, we'll get into a drier regime for the week ahead. in fact you can leave the umbrella at home. coming up, what police are saying about the first officer-involved shooting of the year and new clues about the suspect. and a christmas tree catastrophe. rhode islanders infuriated by a fake fir.

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is recovering in the mission district. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has more on what the police say is the first officer-involved shooting this year. >> i heard probably six to eight gunshots than you heard someboy yelling. >> i remember it being really loud. >> reporter: neighbors heard gunfire around 8:30 saturday morning in the mission district. police say officers were responding to reports of a possible burglary in progress at a home here at 23rd and kapp streets. that's when they say they encountered the suspect. >> the suspect assaulted the officers and an officer-involved shooting enissued. >> reporte ensued. >> i saw a little scuffle between two police officers and what appears to be an intoxicated person. right away they let off eight shots. >> reporter: police say the suspect was wounded. they say the man was armed but offered few details. >> the suspect assaulted the officers with a weapon. >> reporter: can yo tell us

why, what kind of a weapon? >> i'm unable to describe or explain the type of weapon. >> reporter: one officer was injured in the incident, now recovering at the hospital. police chief william scott was at the scene for the investigation that's now under way. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. two families are getting $7 million each after two teens were electrocuted in a canal this past april in dixon. the solano irrigation district issued an apology for what happened. the teens had jumped into the water to try to rescue a dog. one of the mothers said the boys grabbed a metal railing on the walking bridge on the irrigation canal. they had no idea it was charged. it's unclear how the bridge became energized. the lawsuit claimed electrical equipment was not properly grounded. now to the christmas tree unveiled at a state capital and why it's brought some outrage. abc 7 news reporter janai norman has the details. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: this morning,

uproar around the rhode island statehouse days after the governor revealed the state's first ever artificial christmas tree. the spruce lighting up quite the debate. some residents say the faux fir i simply an imposter. >> the scandal is absurd. >> reporter: for years farmers have donated christmas trees to the statehouse. >> it's ridiculous. the governor bought a fake artificial tree for $6,500. >> reporter: but the governor says fire safety was behind this year's yuletide decision. >> it's just a practical decision to keep it beautiful and keep us safe through the whole holiday season. >> reporter: the decision practically splitting the state in two. real versus fake. >> i would say to all the people seeing this show today, go out there and support your local farmers. >> reporter: janai norman, abc news, new york. a fedex driver was not thrilled about having to pick up

a package. his meltdown was captured on the homeowner's ring doorbell camera. >> every single [ bleep ] day. [ bleep ]. >> the homeowner said she ordered a couch twice, but both times fedex delivered it damaged. she was having the company send it back. the video shows the driver trying to lift the 144-pound package into the truck, swearing on the phone the entire time. he eventually got the package in and yelled one more thing at the house before driving off. >> [ bleep ]! >> the homeowner says she just wants an apology. fedex says the behavior in the video is unacceptable and it's taking the appropriate steps to address this matter. a group of children wci fan flight to experience the magic of the holidays. unity airlines took more than 60 patients from bay areane with s and mrs. claus on board and

arrived at another gate where the employees created the magic of the north pole without the freezing temperatures and the jet lag. in the north bay, the holidays got a little brighter last night in novato for the tree lighting. this has been a holiday tradition in novato. there's santa dancing. a holiday tradition since 1928. if you can't get enough of these loveable tail waggers, there is a great way to add one to your family, particularly ones that still have a lot of loving left. mutt-ville has free adoptions for qualified homes. it's at the corner of alabama and 16th streets. meteorologist lisa argen no over the main chunk of rain now. >> yes, you're absolutely right. live doppler 7 right now zeroing

in on emerson street south of menlo park. we've had some showers from the peninsula to the east bay. further south, lighter runs, fremont avenue, still certainly some wet pavement out there. we've got more rain in the santa cruz mountains. a stronger line is to the south of us, south of san jose. looking at mt. hamilton, about 40 degrees, still some rain coming down there. the showers south of santa cruz from davenport into monterey, you can see this stronger line all push to ing to the east. in the mid-30s in the mountains with light snow. we have our winter storm warning that will expire as about noontime. between now and then, above 6,500 feet. we can see a couple of inches, from four to eight inches at our highest peak. good news that it changed it back over to snow. it is 2 1/2 mile visibility for you in petaluma where things are getting a little better along

the coast. 6 miles, a 1 on our storm impact scale, winding down in the morning hours with showers becoming more isolated. they'll hang on into the south bay and santa cruz mountains in the next few hours. looking at very light returns, anywhere from just a couple of hundredths to anc nt.gr a look from our east bay, you see a little bit of sunshine there. 54 degrees in santa rosa, 57 by the delta. finally, some fog as well. it's going to take a while for high pressure to build in and bring us back to a drier pattern, but that's the plan for tomorrow. this morning it's the showers. they're ending. then a random shower throughout the afternoon, partly cloudy. a weak system for tuesday into wednesday. as we look at the totals, certainly not uniform out there at all. over a tenth in hayward where half moon bay is picking up less than a half inch. this 98/100ths in san francisco,

an inch of hour. that's why you saw all those problems yesterday. mill valley, over a tenth. you can see parts of the peninsula are doing pretty well as well as the south bay. we're from 2 inches of rain to 9 1/2 inches of rain across the bay area. so that brings us from 49% of normal in oakland to about 122% of normal up in santa rosa. this is where the system is winding down today. sunday afternoon, getting into partly cloudy skies. a couple of hundredths to a tenth to two tenths out there. we're dry monday, no umbrella there. on tuesday, maybe a few sprinkles. into wednesday, no problems. thursday, a system rides to our north, maybe sneaking into the sierra nevada by next weekend. overall we're certainly turning a corner on this wet regime. 59 in san mateo and napa today. the seven-day forecast, we'll drop the 1 on the storm impact scale throughout the afternoon, allowing for several dry days.

download our accuweather app. there could be some sprinkles maybe tuesday into wednesday, that's a swim. >> gives us some time to dry out our rain boots and rain coats. >> totally, a lot of work to be done. >> thanks, lisa. if it doesn't work, fix it. 7 on your side's michael finney looks into the growing trend of people repairing items.

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you may give or receive a new gadget for the holidays but you know someday that that gadget will break down or become obsolete. what do you do with your useless machines? a consumer advocacy group says too often we throw them out. there's a better way. 7 on your side's michael finney has the details. >> reporter: they look shiny and new and full of promise when you see them in the store, the high tech refrigerator, the powerful vacuum, the latest iphone. yet they're all doomed to break down or become obsolete. what happens to the useless hulk? >> the harder it is for a consumer to repair their product, the more likely they are to give up and throw it out. >> reporter: the epa reported about 4 million tons of used appliances were dumped in landfills back in 2017. and the amount keeps rising. the epa estimates americans

throw out 350,000 cellphones every day. >> this is terrible for the environment. and we're lot more money than we should. >> reporter: emily rush is executive director of calperg which discovered a different friend. instead of throwing out electronics, millions of us are trying to fix them. >> i'm shocked at how many people do actually go online to try and fix their own products. >> reporter: calpirg found 8 million californians logged on to ifixit.com last year. the most common items users wanted to primary, cellphones were number one. second were laptops. then cars, then gaming consoles. others included desktop computers, tablets, headphones, and vacuum cleaners. that's just one website. many more of us find help on youtube. >> far too often we're finding there are barriers put in place. >> reporter: the calpirg report

says companies should provide customers with tools and instructions to fix their own gadgets that often make it difficult instead. >> everything from having to have a special screwdriver to open up your cellphone to not having the right part unless it's the manufacturer that's fixing the product. >> i encourage it, personally, for people to tinker. that's how i learned. >> reporter: this technician says anybody with the right toolkit can fix things like a smartphone battery. it looks daunting, but 18 screws later, the new battery goes in and we have power. chance used the battery from a third party company. apple and samsung don't sell original parts. >> consumers lose out the when you have to go to a special store in order to extend the life of thet u paid for. >> reporter: calpirg is pushing for a state law to require companies to offer you repair instructions and sell you parts. t h warrantsfter acom

repair. the california manufacturers association says companies want to maintain control to ensure repairs are done correctly and safely. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. a denver park is using an unusual method to scare off rebellious skis. this bright red robot, no, it is not a toy, it's a mock predator named the goose-inator. city officials are using this to make sure geese don't get could comfortable in parks and get back into the air to continue their migratory patterns. geese that stay tend to overpopulate, become mean, and leave behind too much waste. >> it mimics the natural predator geese might encounter in their natural environment such as a wolf or coyote. they'll recognize it driving close to a flock of geese, they'll know to f pretty quickly. >> if you have the same problem, you can buy the goose-inator online. but heads up, it goes for around $3,800. pretty creative.

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very light returns and in the hills in the east bay. the main activity sinks southward to the central coast. you can see the line of heavy showers moving on in there. but we have brighter conditions this afternoon. this is san rafael. this is san jose where you're going to see a few showers linger throughout the later morning hours. all in all, it is a much drier day today with 57 in concord and as we go through the afternoon, the fog lifts throughout the morning, and the showers are really a thing of the past. we'll talk about the week ahead and whether or not we see any rain coming up for this week. liz? >> lisa, thank you. now for the investigation into whether the attack at the naval base in pensacola was an act of terror. investigators are loong int gun. they say he made a visit to new york city in the days before the attack. abc 7 news reporter stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: this morning

several classmates of the naval dergoi qstioning after unmen are friday's deadly attack. the saudi national, part of a training program for international military personnel in the u.s., opened fire, killing three u.s. navy sailors and injuring eight others including law enforcement officers. investigators looking into whether the attack was motivated by terror. >> i can't say it's terrorism at this point. i think we need to let the investigators, the fbi do its work. >> reporter: the fbi now retracing the steps of 21-year-old ahmed mohammed al shamrani, a second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force, including a recent trip to new york city where he visited several attractions. that visit now believed to be tourist in nation. >> over ten patients confirmed. >> reporter: al shamrani killing 23-year-old joshua watson, 19-year-old mohammed saithan and

cameron walters, all students. sheriff's deputies eventually killed him. >> do you believe the threat to the community is lifted? >> i'm not ready to make a statement on that. we're in consultation with the fbi but i have additional questions i want answered. >> reporter: brave acts of heroism emerging from the horror. >> there are acts of heroism that you'll hear about. one deputy told me after he was shot, he was placed by another deputy into a chair for quick mobility, and they were trying to wheel him out to get him the needed. >> reporter: nearby service members stationed at pensacola are mourning. al shamrani was scheduled to

finish his training next summer. security is stepped up, with increased security measures at the facilities. stephanie ramos, abc news, pensacola, florida. the battle over impeaching president trump hits a new phase tomorrow with more testimony before the house judiciary committee. abc news reporter david wright has the latest from washington. >> reporter: president trump won't say if he plans to testify in any senate impeachment trial. >> well, i don't know. i know this, that the impeachment thing is a total hoax. the numbers have totally swung our way. they don't want to see impeachment. >> reporter: trump told reporters his lawyer rudy giuliani is gearing up to present a report even as the house moves to impeach trump for allegedly pressuring ukraine to dig up dirt on his political rival, the president's personal lawyer has been in ukraine unapologetically doing just that. >> he has not told me what he ay a also

the attorney general ahe department of justice. i hear he's found plentiy. >> reporter: two the giuliani's associates are already under indictment by the justice department for possible campaign finance violations. both men have pled not guilty to the charges. >> this administration's level of obstruction is without precedent. >> reporter: meanwhile the house judiciary committee is expected to get an update tomorrow from the intelligence committee on its findings. but republicans are asking for a delay because the intelligence committee only transmitted its documents after speaker nancy pelosi made her announcement friday that impeachment is moving forward. >> the facts are uncontested. the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit. >> reporter: republicans accuse the democrats of rushing to judgment, quote, it is impossible for judiciary members to sift through thousands and thousands of pages in any meaningful way in a matter of hours. >> nothing came out of e conversati wright, abc

news, washington. san jose congresswoman zoe lofgren says president trump hits every button on high crimes and misdemeanors and abuses his presidential power in a way similar to president nixon. >> not only has he abused his power to improperly put his thumb on the scale for the election, he used a foreign power to do it. and that is -- really hits all of the buttons that the founding fathers were concerned about. >> that was on "this week with george stephanopoulos" this morning. lofgren has played a role in every u.s. impeachment inquiry in modern history. she believes the intelligence committee will move forward with impeachment. this morning a family in arizona is creating a huge buzz with their new service animals, a beehive.

the owner uploaded it to a website that registers service animals. >> it's making people believe that all animals are service animals when they're not. there's a clear difference. >> under federal law only dogs and mine i canminiature horses e service animals, so no bees allowed. we sent dion lim to find the most interesting holiday locations in san francisco. we'll have your forecast in just a few minutes

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camera. the good news, it is starting to dry up. we'll have the forecast in just a minute. sneaker con is happening in anaheim this weekend. customized sneakers were on full display in all their variety. social media has sparked a resurgence in sneaker culture and some are even turning to reselling shoes as their profession. also happening today, you can check out the largest origami decorated holiday tree in the world and it is right here in san francisco. the world tree of hope stands more than 23 feet tall and is decorated with more than 17,000 origami cranes. each one is hand-folded and inscribed with wishes for the future of the the tree symbolizes peace and love. it will be on display until the 11th. it's going to be a pretty nice day to get out and do some things. >> maybe folks wishing for a break in the rain, and we do

have that after a few showers in the east bay and south bay this morning, it's a dry rest of the day. santa cruz is only in the autopsy 50s tod upper 50s today. and some sun throughout the rest of your sunday. will it last? and what about the week ahead? i have the answers all coming up. a big day in college football from a season-saving come from behind win to finding out who will have a shot at the national title.

okay, let's talk sports. the new number one team, lsu, moves up to number one and will play fourth-ranked oklahoma in the chik-fil-a peach bowl. both games will be on our sister network espn on december 28th. the winners will face off in the championship on january 13th. in sports the 49ers battle the saints in a battle of two of the nfc's top teams. kickoff is in about 15 minutes at 10:00 a.m. this afternoon, the raiders play their game in oakland against the titans. kickoff at 1:25 at ring central coliseum. the sharks the florida panthers this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. last night san jose took on the lightning. here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. saturday sharks on the road

in tampa bay looking to avoid a three-game losing streak. as they play the front end of two straight games in the sunshine state. say cheese, it's selfie time in tampa bay. first period scoreless tyler johnson left all alone for the point, squeezes past martin jones, 1-0 lightning after one. second period, left alone at the point, shot stopped but puck drops in the air, alex killhorn scores, 2-0. a little later lightning on the power play, steven stamco past jones, they crush the sharks 7-1. bay area basketball battle santa clara hosting cal, second half, cal down 18, but matt bradley, that's a nice move to the bucket. two of his team high 14. over four ctr it's dj mitchell, hammering it home and then mitchell shows off the range, dialing from distance. the fresno native scored 14 off the bench, santa clara wins

71-52. a chance for the big 12 winner to make the college football playoff. baylor andhe le touchdown pass a perfect one at that, nick bassquinn, 18 yards, sooners 20-13. they went up 10. here come the bears on second and 16, jacob zi in no finds tristan abner 81 yards to the house and a field goal sends this game into overtime. oklahoma got the ball first. stephenson scores. 30-23 boomer. baylor needs a touchdown. fourth and 20 and zino back to pass and he's hit while he throws it, incomplete. oklahoma wins 30-23. we'll wait and see if that's good enough to make the playoff. number one ohio state and wisconsin in the big ten championship. 18 seconds left in the first half. wisconsin quarterback jack cohen calls his number, 21-7. ohio state scored 27 unanswered in the second half. justin field, 16 yards, what a grab.

jeremy rucker, so nice we show it twice. one-handed. 21-14. and then kj hill for 16 yards. 24-21 ohio state. they take the lead. those two would connect again in the fourth quarter. this time it's a 13-yard score and ohio state comes back to win the big ten championship, 34-21. sec championship, lsu and georgia from atlanta. first quarter it's joe burrow. it's got to be your heisman trophy winner. dancing around the pocket, 23 yards to all kinds of time, jamar chase in the end zone. what a throw, 7-0, tigers. he adds another in the quarter, this time 7-yard variety. terrence marshall, first of two touchdowns for him. 349 yards passing four scores, the floater to justin jefferson. lsu wins 37-10. confetti all around. 13-0. you is gamonbc,

acc championship clemson and virginia. the tigers scored four touchdowns in their first five possessions of the first half. they had a field goal on that fifth one. you want to tackle him, 19-yard score and then travis etn, he benefits from the poor tackling, 26 yards to the house. trevor lawrence, he was good again. 302 yards through the air, four scores, how about another one to higgins. he had 182 yards and three touchdowns. clemson cruises 62-17. we'll find out the college football playoff later today along with all the other bowl match-ups, where is cal going to go, another big day in the nfl, st the titans.nts and raiders enjoy your sunday. for those just joining us, let's get another check of the weather with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. we're watching some stubborn showers in parts of the east bay while others are enjoying some partly cloudy conditions. that will be eventually the afternoon outlook for everyone

as this system sinks to the south of us. this is a live look outside. walnut creek, where it is cleared out nicely in the past few hours. rainfall, it was certainly not uniform yesterday. we had heavy downpours in san francisco, nearly an inch of rain in an hour. and with all that runoff, we had big time problems in the city, about 3/4 inch in the east bay. still looking some rain in hayward, 3/4 inch or better in redwood city. lighter amounts towards antioch and brentwood with less than a 1/2 inch in napa and san jose. outside our exploratorium camera, pretty cloudy here. the system continues to sink south of us. as we zero in right now on parts of 280 south of mountain view, you can see los altos and wet weather, cascade drive, and widening the view, this is south into the santa cruz mountains, some rain there. also mt. hamilton looking at

heavier showers. shower over into hayward and stlpitas continuing to press southlake, numbers are inhe low to mid-30s. we still have our winter storm warning. that will expire at about noon with two to four inches truckee and donner, maybe four to eight inches at the highest peaks. nice conditions in the afternoon with mid-50s out there right now. 54 in san francisco, 57 in san jose. hre is a look the asan jose, the golden gate bridge, we've got partly cloudy conditions with mid-50s in napa. some fog with those showers in the east bay, half mile visibility in hayward right now. san jose, lots of pretty clouds out there. looking at those showers ending. most of the activity south of davenport, the central coast. we'll look at partly cloudy skies throughout the day today. and maybe an isolated shower into the tuesday/wednesday time period. this is the rest of the day

today. it's quiet out there. we're looking at those sho higher elevations maybe a tenth of an inch. other than that, we are pretty much done with this. but as we get into your monday, notice we are looking at conditions that bring in high pressure, maybe some sunny to mostly sunny conditions later on monday. but tuesday, a weak weather system to our north could bring us a few sprinkles. the rest of the week looking dry. as we get into your friday, there is a system to the north of us that we'll be watching into next weekend. overall, we are certainly turning the corner with our wet weather. and at 122% of normal in santa rosa, they're probably happy about that. only 49% of normal for average in oakland with over two inches of rain for the season. highs today in the upper 50s to near 60 in livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, featuring the partly cloudy conditions this afternoon and then we'll keep that trend going into your monday. download our accuweather app for

maybe a few light showers tuesday into wednesday. otherwise it's milder and brighter and dry. >> i'm into it. i know we haven't seen a forecast like that in a agree. >> thanks, lisa. instagram is where influencers make their mark and amateur photographers can show off their skills taking pictures of things like workouts or dinner. but it really takes off during the holidays. we sent out abc 7 news anchor dion lim to check out hotspots. >> reporter: hi, everybody. if you want to stand out on your social media feed this holiday season, we have some tips for you with the help of our abc 7 interns, we're showing you some of the best social media-worthy spots in san francisco. this tree has 40,000 lights 700 ornaments. below, the best ice skating rink in the city, even for folks like

me who can't skate. from there we check out the view from macy's where you can write a letter to santa. the spca's 33rd annual holiday window at macy's where bunnies, kittens and pups are available for adoption. >> this is unicorn. >> reporter: and just down the street -- >> i bet you've never seen an upside down christmas tree. >> reporter: from here, we split up to cover the most ground. >> hi, dion, i'm at the fairmont hotel where they have this amazing gingerbread house. you can actually smell all the gingerbread and candy. >> reporter: this year's gingerbread house is bigger than last year, standing more than 25 feet high. meantime somewhere that sounds like christmas. ghirardelli square is a winter wonderland with lots of picture opportunity. >> hi, dion, i'm on my way to pier 39, let's see what i can find. >> reporter: finally i stop by

deck the halls, a holiday-themed >> this drink is called let it snow. it has vodka, a little bit of cardamom. >> reporter: where there are lots of places to take that perfect snapshot. plenty for the gram. dion lim, abc 7 news. >> so much to do, so little time, right? next, a festive run in san francisco.

here with the winning numbers from last night's $130 million power ball drawing. 18, 42, 53, 62, 66, power ball number 25. nobody picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $140 million. happening today, a very san francisco event, the santa sk f skivvies run, a festive run through the castro benefiting the san francisco aids foundation. participants stripped down to their skivvies or wore their favorite costume for the run. it starts at 11:00 this morning at the market. afterwards there will be a santa's village block party with a fashion show, music, and a dance-off. and it looked like it was kind of rainy in that past video there, but it's going to be not too cold, not too rainy. >> that's right. we have a few persistent showers around hayward right now. an you wet the past a couple of hours. wittman street, and we're

looking further south i a around mountain view, los altos. but these showers will continue to wind down as we look at most of the activity along the central coast there. we're left with your accuweather seven-day forecast featuring partly cloudy skies today. numbers in the autopsy upper 50r 60. cool to start out, a few sprinkles tuesday into wednesday, then mild we are more sun by the end of the week. so be careful what you wish for, right? we wanted rain, we got it, now we have seven days of dry weather. >> are you going to go to the skivvies run? >> it looked fun, didn't it? >> or at least the block party after. thanks for joining us on "abc 7 mornings" i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. we'll leave with you this beautiful shot over the bay. have a great day.

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