>> here's lisa argen. >> good morning to you. do you notice the chill in the air, skies are clear for the most part. live doppler 7. lingering showers across the coast and central coast. otherwise we're clear and numbers in the 30s in the north bay. they will continue to drop right before sunrise which is after 7:00. we are 49 in san mateo, 45 in fremont. how much colder than yesterday? a good 8 to 11 degrees colder but tomorrow will be the coldest day of the week. as we go through the day today we'll warm up, northerly winds

take over, in the 50s. breezy, cool but a lot of sunshine and a frosty night ahead. liz? >> thank you. we want to start with a developing story, pg&e has until tuesday now to amend its bankruptcy reorganization plan. experts say it will be almost impossible to make enough changes to please governor newsom. the governor rejected the utilities plan and says it doesn't do enough to improve management or beef up procedures under the state wildfire in july. a bankruptcy professor says the company is focused on survival. >> it is fair for governor newsom to criticize this company and fair for him i think to criticize this plan, but i think it's somewhat unrealistic to expect the bankruptcy process to fix all the problems the company has. >> pg&e's power lines have been implicated in sefrl deadly fires and the bankruptcy plans relies on the company tapping into a state fund to pay more than $13

billion in claims. newsom appears to wants the option of breaking up the utility if the bankruptcy plan falls apart. >> he seems to be suggesting he wants the right if pg&e leaves bankruptcy and not successful to perhaps seize its assets and give them to local entities, although that's not clear. >> newsom's approval isn't legally required for the bankruptcy but his cooperation will be needed to tap into the state fund to settle with fire victims. pg&e says it believes the plan complies with the law and will work to resolve any issues. done begunness crab season began at the stroke of mid neat. fleets prepared cages before they headed out. boat captains may wait a little longer for ocean conditions to calm down. the season was pushed back a month after aerial surveys found too many whales still in the air. crabbing nets increase the risk of entanglement.

it will be two more weeks before the season starts in coastal waters north of mendocino counties. an east bay ice rink is melting. the community say they are not letting the crime put a damper on christmas. abc 7 news reporter luz pena explains for the time being, though, the ice rink is more like a lake. >> reporter: while the 37th annual brentwood holiday parade is in sful swing once it turns on second street things turn from joyful to -- >> kind of disappointed. >> reporter: supposed to be brentwood on ice's day. 10 to 12 birthday parties were planned. expected to skate. take a look. the ice rink is empty. >> we came in this morning and it was a lake instead of an ice rink. kind of panicked and ran around. >> reporter: once tom gregory got to the bank of the rink he found water running down his parking lot and his equipment tampered with. >> they opened up a couple drain

lines that emptied the refrigerant, a lot of the refrigerant out of our ice rink system. unfortunately, it may have damaged the chiller as well. we're having to replace the chiller tonight. >> reporter: getting enough layers of ice will take between three to four days. so the next time this ice rink will be open for the public will potentially be on wednesday. gregory suspects these customers caught on camera he says stole a pair of skates and got into an argument with an employee friday night and says they might have come back overnight and vandalized his business. he filed a police report but as he waits ice keeps melting a away. jeremy newberry said his kids were looking forward to it. >> the grinch of christmas for so many yaung people. this is a great thing for this community and they took money out of real nice people's mouths. >> reporter: while this community waits for the ice rink to reopen, they've come together to support the local business in a different way. buying hot quality and sweaters

while some bet on what santa might bring the vandals this year. >> santa is not going to give them gifts this year? probably not. yeah. probably just some coal. >> reporter: luz pena, abc news. >> she looked bummed. today marks the end of an era for the oakland raiders. the team plays their very last home game at the coliseum. one pan says he was at the very first game and plans to be there today as well. only one small problem, abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the story. >> reporter: dave detlefsen says he went to the very first oakland raiders game, played at the oakland coliseum. >> i want to let them know hey, i was out there at the first game. >> reporter: the newspaper picture from september 18, 1966. tave is the high school student on the right with the horn. the raiders lost to kansas city that day and once in college. >> i sold my beer. >> reporter: worked raider home games at the coliseum. >> i had to make a living. i was going to college.

>> reporter: dave has been a raider fan almost six decades. die hard raider nation fans should know who his favorite player is. >> i got my famous freddie biletnikoff autograph jersey. here we go. >> reporter: dave's house is full of raider memorabilia. >> this is what he signed. >> helmet signed by biletnikoff and rich gannon and loads of bobble heads. >> reporter: dave grew up in oakland and when he retired from the fire department his crew knew how big a fan he was so they gave him a raiders fire helmet. >> 32 years. >> retired as captain. >> retired. >> reporter: one thing dave doesn't have. >> i still need a ticket. >> reporter: dave gets emotional thinking about the team leaving, reflecting back to day one and says even if he doesn't get a ticket to sunday's last raiders home game he will be out there with his sign in his biletnikoff

jersey and hat pleading silver and black. >> i got to be there. i got to be there. i just got to be there. >> reporter: in oakland, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> according to ticketmaster, the average ticket price for today's game is $312 a increase. quarterback derek carr talked about how special the coliseum and raiders fans are to him. head coach jon gruden loves raider nation and wants to send everyone out with a win. >> i wish i had more time to, you know, really sit down and make that the big story here. thank the fans for their support over the years and what this franchise has accomplished and what it means and what oakland means to the raiders. i would like to thank everybody that welcomed us when we came back and i know they're going to stay with us when we go, but, you know, appreciate all the fans and their loyalty and

support and we'll try to give you one hell of a show. >> and we checked it out this morning on stubhub, the cheapest tickets start around $200. in the south bay, santa and his reindeers will get exercise at the santa run silicon valley, 5:00 run or walk is fun for the whole family. participants are encouraged to dress up as their favorite holiday character. the race starts on santa clara street at alameda boulevard. the course winds through downtown san jose and ends at christmas in the park where you can enjoy the festivities with cookies and milk. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon. a kids reindeer dash an hour earlier. registration is still open. and what's the weather going to be like for those folks out there running like that in. >> pretty nice. a lot of sun. does feel good in the sun right in the middle of the day but on the cooler side of what maybe you would like. how about 50s today. but we have 30s right now. in fact, it is chilly out there.

windchill makes it feel like it's about 33 in the north bay and, of course, san francisco right here, 49 degrees. we're talking a couple dry days before we bring rain back into the forecast. my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> also head to save an honor what organizers say is the dual purpose of several gun buybacks here and across the nation. plus the bay area's third shake shack location opens today. where you can get your hands on the warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel.

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welcome back. a search and rescue volunteer team member was found dead on southern california's mound baldy covered in snow right now. the team member seen here, i think we have a photo, tim staples, was helping in the search for a missing hiker. the san bernardino county

sheriff says during the search yesterday a team member radioed he got separated from his partner after an apparent fall. he was found dead in the ice and snow. he was an experienced searcher and investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened. the search for the hiker is now being suspended as crews reevaluate the conditions. >> we are doing almost a gun alm a half a snints more than 200 guns turned in two hours. a buyback in san francisco was one of many around the bay area intended to get guns off the streets and honor victims of gun violence. here's reporter cornell bernard. >> to celebrate life,life,life,, ♪ >> reporter: a vigil at third baptist church to remember victims of gun violence. >> reporter: christine pelosi, daughter of nancy pelosi, read the names of 26 victims most of

them children, from the sandy hook mass shooting in connecticut. >> 7 years ago today, little angels who have now been dead longer than they've been alive. >> reporter: in san francisco, dozens of people traded in their unwanted guns for cash. $100 for handguns, $200 for assault weapons. >> no questions asked. you don't have to say where you got the weapon or, you know, if you have any more left. we want to get the guns we can off the street. >> reporter: violence prevention group unated play partnered with the sfpd during the buyback. during the event 317 weapons were turned in, including 93 rifles, 75 revolvers, even a few antique pistols. i'm surprised but that only says they, too, wish to be the owners of wishing to save lives instead of promoters of taking lives. >> reporter: gilroy hosted a gun buyback the first in southern santa clara county in 25 years. >> people were running from the

festival by our front yard. >> reporter: last summer's shooting at the gilroy garlic festival prompted rod's son-in-law to turn in 15 guns. >> he and his wife, my daughter, wanted to make sure these got off the street. everybody has been strongly influenced by what happened at the gilroy festival. >> reporter: gilroy's buyback collected almost 500 guns. police say all of the guns turned in will be destroyed. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. the tv series about the deadly 2016 ghost ship warehouse fire is on hold for now. anger over the project caused the husband and wife creators of the potential series to put the tv drama on pause. authors michael shaybun and ilet waldman signed a deal for several tv projects but they say they hadn't sold the ghost ship project. even speculation about the project led many friends and foolly members of the 36 victims urged them to reconsider, saying it was too soon to relive the

tragedy. the couple said their pleas led to a change of heart and agreed to stop the project. san francisco police and volunteers will gather today to look for a stolen dog named jackson. here is a photo of this 5-year-old mini australian shepherd tweeted by san francisco police. officers say someone stole jackson yesterday morning from outside the good life grocery store on courtland avenue. anyone with information about jackson's whereabouts is asked to call sfpd. two wildfire survivors in paradise are spend this weekend in their brand new tiny home. the roberts family could not hold back tears. you can see them here. when they got the home this week. volunteers from the reach out worldwide foundation spent four days building the tiny home. they lost everything in the campfire last year, the deadliest wildfire in california's history. one family member couldn't believe this was all for them. >> my reaction, this ain't my

place, you know. they did such a good job. it was like a dream come true. >> roberts said his only goal since the fire has been to keep his family safe and dry. and this gift is lifting a huge weight off of his shoulders. some good news. super shuttle is going out of business at the end of the year. now the service carries passengers to and from airports across north america, europe and asia. in recent years it's had trouble competing with ride share companies like uber and lyft. the company had begun suspending service around the world. a letter obtained by the "l.a. times" to a franchise said the super shuttle will honor all reservation through december 31st. a nur muir yal unveiled to honor a man whose life has become an inspiration. it was shared at the canal alliance building. as a boy he helped his adopted family pick cotton in the

central valley until he went to college. he became a pediatrician and cared for migrant farm workers for 30 years. he is the subject of a documentary set to be released next year. all right. happening today on the peninsula, shake shack they're opening their third bay area restaurant. the east coast burger chain will open its stores at hillsdale shopping center in san mateo at 11:00 this morning. the first 100 guests will get shake shack beanies. they plan to open two san francisco locations one inside the westfield mall downtown and another in cal hallow. those locations do not have opening dates yet. the battle of the burgers is getting even more heated. okay. in the east bay concord's holiday tree lighting is happening today after being rescheduled from last weekend because of the wet weather. it will start at 4:00 p.m. santa claus will be there from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. to hear what the kids want for christmas and the city will honor the clayton

valley charter high school football team which won its first ever state championship and also festive performances. the tree lighting is at 6:30 p.m. and we know that it was rescheduled because of rain but seems like they should be okay today. >> we have a lot of sunshine and you will need the sunglasses for sure. live doppler 7 we're looking at the shower activity that continues to press to the south and basically we are clear and cool this morning. next chance of rain coming late tuesday into wednesday but we'll be dry between now and then. as we look at current numbers, it's cold out there in the 30s up in the north bay. 37 santa rosa. it's 50 in oakland, 45 in fremont. we get our coldest temperatures towards sunrise which is well after 7:00. these numbers will drop off another few degrees, two to three degrees, looking at tomorrow one of the coldest months we've seen. 8 degrees cooler in livermore, same deal in san francisco, up

in the north bay, it's been in the 30s, but as we look at golden gate bridge, nobody there, nice and quiet with clear skies this morning and cool, chilly numbers out there as we get through the morning. sunny and cool this afternoon with our next chance of rain coming in mid week. so the winds, they will be gusty at the coast, 20 to 30 miles an hour, elsewhere about 15 to 20 miles an hour in the north bay. as we roll this through the day notice that pretty light winds over in the east bay with a lot of sun, should feel pretty good out there. numbers in a narrow range, mid and upper 50s, the rest of the week looking at the dry start for you today as we go into your monday, we also have sunshine to begin and a few high clouds, this is tuesday, then here comes the rain late tuesday into wednesday. we're talking the light rain through the midnight hour and then wednesday looks to be a rainy day ending by thursday. and we're keeping it dry on friday. looks like another system heading our way into next

weekend. we will be back with on and off showers throughout the work week. 56 in oakland, about the same in fremont, looking mid 50s in the south bay. nice day in santa rosa, 57, the overnight lows once again chilly with mid 30s there. in fact near freezing some of the protected valleys. how about low 40s in santa cruz, along the coast, some areas in the 30s along the shoreline as well. the accuweather seven-day forecast, mid 50s with the cold start, dry afternoon, starting out very cold tomorrow. lots of sun, though, and as the clouds increase on monday we could see rain as early as late tuesday. one on our storm impact scale. wednesday, dry but cloudy thursday and friday and the next rain still can't really focus on the amount or the timing, but it looks like next weekend could be a heavier rain. we will keep you posted on that. nice break in between now and midweek. >> definitely a nice break. some scattered showers but next

week with all the travel it keeps on coming. >> winter arrives. >> yeah. >> thanks, lisa. just ahead, help comes in all kinds of forms this time of year. we'll tell you about the food drive in the south bay that makes sure people have what they need and they don't go hungry. o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk?

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welcome back. renters in the san francisco bay area are more likely to be victimized by a rental scam. an economist estimates more than 5 milpitas consumers have been victimized by this scam. michael finney explains. >> reporter: what happened to the gonzalez family is not unusual. they were forced to live in

their van after being duped into putting down $10,000 for what they thought was this rental property in south san francisco. they told their story to our luz pena. >> this is where you sleep now. >> yeah. >> has it been hard? >> yeah. >> why? >> because it's uncomfortable. >> reporter: lori wilson of the better business bureau told me the scam is prevalent in the bay area. >> rent prices have gone up and up and sometimes we're more desperate. we have to get out of our apartment, find a new one, and this price looks pretty darn good. >> reporter: what happened to the gonzalezs is typical of how this scam works. the fraud ster copies photos from a legitimate ad, in this case the phony ad ended up on facebook marketplace. the landlord was conveniently not available to show the inside of the home. but priced the home at $1,000 below market value. an offer the family jumped on.

>> i'm going to jump on it because it might be gone and that's what the con artists want you to think. >> reporter: similar scams take place on rental property, when vacationers rarely ever see a property in advance. they place their lists on legitimate sites but convince the renter to close the deal off the site. >> they will usually try to get you to text or to e-mail their personal e-mail, wire the money, send gift cards. >> reporter: for the gonzalez family, viewers who saw their plight on abc 7 donated $16,000 to get them back on their feet. >> surprised. thank you. >> reporter: a survey finds one out of three victims lose more than $1,000. watch our complete interview with lori from the bbb at abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. in the south bay volunteers are gearing up for a week of

giving in the holiday spirit. abc 7 was in san jose where more than be 300 volunteers with sacred heart community service put together food boxes. they will hand them out later this week to 3500 families. each box is filled with fresh fruits, veg fwigys, rice, oil, eggs and bread and families get to pick whether they want to take home a turkey, ham or chicken. this helps many for a holiday meal. for some it means surviving. >> not only for a 50 pound box of food for folks for the holidays but for a lot of families it's the groceries they need to get through the end of the month. >> sacred heart members report 80% of their paycheck goss to housing leave little left for food, bills and other expenses. still to come, why search democratic presidential hopefuls are threatening to boycott an upcoming debate in southern california. an emotional night in newtown, connecticut. the impressive feat the high school football team pulled off on the anniv

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good morning. we're going to start this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> skies have cleared, it is cold out there, patchy fog, but we're looking at the showers sinking south. it is in the upper 30s in the north bay with about 40 in san ramon and temperatures will drop off in the next couple hours. 4 degrees cooler in oakland, 12 degrees colder in napa. we had a pretty good downpour or two last night. by 10:00 we'll be in the low 50s. temperatures don't go very far. we will be breezy to gusty at the coast in terms of our northwesterly winds that keep us dry. throughout the afternoon, sun today, a few clouds developing over the higher hillsp. we'll talk about our next chance

of rain. >> thank you. all seven presidential candidates scheduled for this week's democratic debate are threatening to boycott. the debate schedule for thursday at loyola mara mount university but the workers union announced they will be pickets outside that day, fighting for better wages and benefits since their contract expired back in april. the first candidate to stand in solidarity with the food service workers was senator elizabeth warren announcing support in this tweet. the rest of the candidates announced their support as well. >> we have to sit at the table ap resolve these issues and get the wages and health care that the workers deserve. >> the dnc responded saying its president would never cross a picket line and never expect their candidates to either. several democratic candidates making their way through the bay area for fund-raisers and town hall events. joe biden was in pal low alto

thursday for private fund-raisers. tom steyer in napa, michael bloomberg visited san francisco wednesday, cory booker had a fundraiser in palo alto yesterday and pete buttigieg will be in napa for a fundraiser tomorrow. senator and presidential candidate michael bennett will be in san francisco tomorrow. now to the historic full house impeachment vote looming this week. president trump and his team are bracing for wednesday's vote on the house floor and stranl guising next steps for the trial. senate majority lead mitch mcconnell. >> reporter: the battle lines over impeachment are sharp and hyper partisan. >> i am trying to give a pretty clear signal i have made up my mind. i'm not trying to pretend to be a fair juror here. >> reporter: speaking in qatar, senator lindsey graham said trump will be on safer ground

with a republican majority callings the shots. >> i will do everything i can to make it die quickly. >> reporter: on fox news leader mitch mcconnell vowed senate republicans will be in lockstep with the white house. >> we will be working through this process in a short period of time in total coordination with the white house counsel's office. >> reporter: president trump has said he would like to call witnesses, but now says he will defer to the senate. >> i will do long or short. i've heard mitch, lindsey, i think they are very much in agreement on some concept. i will do whatever they want to do. doesn't matter. >> reporter: democrats accuse senate republicans of prejudging the evidence even before the trial begins and when the house votes this week, democrats from trump friendly districts are under pressure to break ranks. 31 democrats are seeking re-election in districts trump won. two of them have already said they're likely to vote no on one or both articles of impeachment.

one may be switching parties. other moderates are weighing their decisions. >> i'm going to read everything, watch all the testimony and the hearings and read the transcripts, consult with scholars and talk to my constituents. >> reporter: new jersey democrat tom malinowski got boos when he told constituents in his district he plans to vote for impeachment. >> i believe on the two counts of impeachment that have been put before us, that the vote should be yes, and i will be voting yes. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washington. house democrats move forward on impeachment, judiciary committee chair and intelligence committee chair adam schiff will come to "this week." watch the full interviews with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 on abc 7. new orleans city officials say they are in recovery mode after a cyber attack shut down its government computers. the city declared a state of michael jacks emergency friday as it directed

them to shut down their computers. ransomware was detected but unclear who carried out this attack. >> we expect that data loss has been very minimal. we are glad that we were able to respond quickly. >> public safety service at the new orleans fire department provides have not been impacted and working as we would in a hurricane scenario and on hard copies. >> officials say about 4,000 computers must be scrubbed as a precaution. cyber security firm mc soft reports they've been -- there have been more than 900 ransom ware attacks on government agencies, health care providers and school districts this year. police have identified a gunman suspected of opening fire at an atlanta mall injuring one man. >> everybody in the store pretty much fled to the back rooms or of bath and body works. there was an elderly woman on the floor. i don't think she could move that fast. two other gentlemn were helping

her take cover in the back. >> police say the chaos started in the food court yesterday afternoon when an argument between the suspect and victim escalated to gunfire. they are still searching for that suspect. attorneys for actress lori loughlin say prosecutors are withholding evidence the defense has a right to examine. loughlin and her husband face charges in the college admission scandal. the team filed a motion asking the defense to turn in the material as evidence. both pleading not guilty to paying $500,000 in a cheating and bribery scheme. the defense argues they thought it was a gift, not a bribe. both parents face up to 40 years in prison. it was an emotional football game in newton, connecticut on the seventh anniversary of the sanity hook shooting in the town yesterday. the local high school won the state championship.

powerful moment. it was not an easy win. the newton nighthawks won on a 36-yard touchdown pass as time expired to win the game 13-7. the title was the first for newton since 1992. one linebackers brother was one of the first graders killed in the massacre and many other players knew families affected. six educators were killed. the game began with a moment of silence for all the victims. still ahead, another farewell in the east bay to an institution dating back 71 years with the memorabilia to match. and here's a live look from our east bay hills camera. gorgeous view over the bay bridge and the city there. pretty clear morning. a chilly morning as well. lisa will have more on your forecast in just a few minutes.

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all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. welcome back. a live look from the golden gate bridge. very few cars on the road this morning. time is 5:39. we will have an update on the with lisa. in the meantime. shop local, sf made hosting its holiday gift fair. the shopping extravaganza features vendors selling locally made gifts. products include jewelry, chocolate, wine, home items, clothing and holiday cards and decorations. everything made from manufacturers and artisans who create their items right here in san francisco. the fair runs from 11:00 to 5:00 at the california college of the arts on eighth street.

in the east bay you can get your shopping done at the telegraph avenue holiday fair in berkeley. more than 200 artists have their best work for sale. festival lights and colorful decorations at the fair that runs from 11:00 to 6:00 on telegraph avenue between dwight and bancroft next to the cal campus. the fair will be open next saturday through christmas eve. i know you said today is your day to hit some of the stores. >> hopefully. the weather is cooperating. it was pretty nice yesterday to be in the sun. beautiful. and today how about the same. starting out very cold out there. lots of upper 30s in our inland east bay to the north bay. exploratorium camera 49 here. 50 across the bay. it is in the mid 40s for you down in san jose. looking at a cold start. this will be with us the next couple days and we'll talk rain dmansz a couple minutes. the sharks try to snap a six-game losing streak at the

warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holidays. come on home to cracker barrel.

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here's a live look from our roof cam looking out over the embarcadero. 49 degrees in san francisco right now. it is a chilly morning. snuggle up with your socks and maybe a warm cup of cocoa on this sunday morning. maybe you want to watch sports because let's talk about it, a few hours away from what will likely be the final home game of the oakland raiders. the silver and black take on the jacksonville jaguars in what will be an emotional afternoon at the coliseum for raider nation. kickoff is at 1:05. the nfc leading 49ers will try to avoid a letdown against the falcons at levi stadium. the sharks are off until tuesday. last night san jose faced vancouver hoping to snap a six-game losing streak. here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's

sports. >> it has been a struggle for the sharks of late. this week head coach peter deboer was fired and san jose entering saturday's contest with a six-game losing streak trying to get right. mark va elastic, playing in his game with san jose. san jose on the attack, joe thornton to hertl. carlson, bad pass, j.t. miller, aaron dell flashes the leather, great save. carlson makes up with a beautiful stretch ice pass. meier to kane. one timer. 2-1 sharks. an assist late in the third, steps at the blue line to couture and he buries the empty netter. sharks end that six game skid 4-2. college football top players awaited the moment to hear their name called as the winner of the heisman trophy but only one

walked away with the hardware. >> the 2019 winner and 85th recipient of the heisman memorial trophy is joe burrow. >> the lsu quarterback wins the 2019 heisman trophy to become the first lsu player to win the honor since 1959, beat out jalen hurts, justin fields and jace young. burrow will lead undefeated lsu into the college playoff and emotional talking about his head coach. >> i didn't play for three years. you took a chance on me. not knowing if i could play or not, and i'm forever in your -- forever grateful for you. >> st. mary's and cal. first half game tied at 15-15. ford, crossover hoop and what a bucket that was. game high 32 for ford, over 5:30 left in the first.

malik fits triple good, gayle up six. another from deep. st. mary's led by 16 at the break. second half, cal down 19. andre kelly, post move inside, bucket and the foul right there. this game is all st. mary's. the offensive rebound and putback. 128-5 for him. st. mary's win. stanford and san jose state. cardinal up 8. jones dribble drive and score. stanford up ten. later defensive breakdown, the spartans leads to an easy dunk. oscar da veil had 11 at the break. nice passing, the stanford coach going to like this. dehere the bucket there. second half, terry, drives, hoop, nice play right there. and the foul. this isn't replay. full speed. lays it up and in again with the

foul. stanford wins which 20. women's hoops, cal hosting santa clara. fourth quarter golden bears up three. brown, the mid range lefty jumper true. four minutes to go, broncos up two, wheel hoop off the glass. here comes cal. the bucket inside. we're squared at 65. santa clara down 3, a tie, she misses and cal wins 69-65. in football news, lsu quarterback joe burrow wins the heisman trophy and both bay area teams at home today. in the final game ever at the coliseum. have a great sunday. >> let's get another check of the forecast now with lisa argen. hey. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. it is cold out there. good visibility. here's a live look where you're going to be certainly awfully cold for the next couple hours as the numbers continue to drop. the sun comes up at 7:18, setting at 4:52 in the middle of

the day, lot of sunshine and temperatures are going to be in the 50s all across the bay area. heaing over to oakland to check out the raiders or just hang out today, shopping, or enjoying the sun, we will be in the mid 50s throughout the afternoon. we'll see a few of those clouds develop over the higher elevations as the sun warms the surface, but overall we are setting up for pretty nice, dry, northwesterly flow today and tomorrow before things switch around and we see more widespread rain head our way midweek. a look at the current setup, the activity paralleling the coast heading to the south and with it taking the clouds because basically we are cloud free this morning. look towards the north and west, more clouds setting up here for that next chance of rain. at this point maybe a half inch or so coming in, into wednesday. it is 50 degrees in oakland, 45 in hayward and fremont, san jose

checking in at 47. the 30s from santa rosa to napa with fairfield at 38 and you can see the 39 there in the san ramon valley. colder this morning and we'll see this tomorrow morning, even patchy frost out there as the coldest numbers come in and only the first two weeks of december. it has been mild with the -- and wild with that moist westerly flow bringing us pretty good rainfall in the north bay. we'll look at the rainfall percentage of average in a moment for where we stand so far. clear this morning, it's cool. sunny and cool this afternoon. next chance of rain coming in late tuesday into wednesday. santa rosa, 116% of normal whereas the rest of the bay area looking good, but we still could use more rain. 66% of normal for san francisco, 55% for oakland and you can see the airport at 70%. san jose 63% of average. good month in the sierra nevada above average for the snowpack and today a dry afternoon.

it will be cool, little breezy in spots but in the south bay, nice today in san jose, 56, you'll feel that sea breeze kick up throughout the afternoon, mateo and millbray, getting gusty, 20 and 30 mile an hour winds. 55 downtown. in the north bay it will be breezy up to about 20 miles an hour. 57 in santa rosa. lots of sunshine in the east bay with 55 for you over into oakland. how about 57 for a high in pittsburgh. pleasanton at 55. the accuweather seven-day forecast accuweather seven-day forecast, chilly tonight with matchy frost. 30s and 40s. we're dry again for your monday and looking at clouds increase for tuesday. slight chance of rain late tuesday into wednesday. one on our storm impact scale. dry thursday and friday and more rain into next week. nice breaks in between. >> i would say it was dry all day yesterday and then is that rain if i heard a little rain. like 6:00 or 7:00 last night. >> good for sleeping. >> definitely helps.

a popular hayward restaurant is closing its doors after 71 years in business. the hayward ranch opened in 1948 on mission boulevard. its current owners say it will close for good after a final new year's eve farewell. reporter leslie brinkley takes us inside. >> reporter: on mission boulevard you can't miss the bullheaded sign of the hayward ranch. once inside, you've stepped into a wood panel time capsule filled with things like old cash registers and phonographs. >> they used to have a porter house steak here, it was so big it would drape over the sides of the plate and it was the best steak. it was the greatest. >> we're like family. friends and family that come here. >> you know everybody by name. >> yes. >> conversations. >> first name basis. >> there aren't many places like that. >> only place in hayward. everybody is wondering where they're going to go. >> reporter: the crystal the owner is ill so he's decided not to run the business anymore.

and the business and the building is up for sale. >> reporter: and so are the contents. people are able to submit ingirys to bid on any item their heart desires. >> some of the old treasures include this old 1930's telephone but there's so much more. follow me over here. this is the star of the antique show, a wooden phone booth. it was an operation up until the early 2000s. there's even a stack of old phone books. >> we're going to sell it off. we have somebody that works for antique shop that's coming in and inventorying everything. >> reporter: the drinks are still $5, breaded veal and liver and onions are staples on the old-school menu as the countdown to closure continues. >> are they going to be open new year's eve? >> yes, we are. >> that's the last night then, new year's eve. >> you're coming, i take it. >> likely, yes. yeah. lot of memories. >> reporter: in hayward, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news.

next a family friendly holiday fair in san francisco. what you can expect to find at civic center and city hall

here are the winning numbers from last night's powerball drawing. 3, 6, 12, 32, 64, the powerball number 19. nobody picked all six numbers. wednesday's jackpot up to $160 million. the winning numbers from last night's $11 million super lotto plus drawing, 8, 9, 22, 42, 43, mega number 20. nobody picked all six in that drawing either. wednesday's prize increases to $12 million. happening today, san francisco city hall will be open for a free holiday celebration. part of city hall will be transformed into santa's work shop where kids can take pictures with santa and a letter writing station to mail letters to the north pole and balloon

artists. enjoy performances around civic center all day. the event is free. next at 6:00 a.m., instead of people ice skating at one east bay rink ice is slowly melting. why the owner says his rink was vandalized. >> a man who went to the very first raiders game at the coliseum is hoping to go to the team's last home game this afternoon. but there's just one problem.

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news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning. sunday, december 15th. i'm liz kruetz. here's lisa argen. >> good morning. a dry day in store for you. a few showers along the san mateo coast that continue to sink southward. notice a little bipink there. some mixing with the freezing precip and it is cold out there. it is 35 in santa rosa, 50 in oakland with 46 in san jose. even a lot cooler than we were yesterday at this hour despite a pretty clear start yesterday as well. northwesterly winds taking over bringing the numbers 10 to 14 degrees cooler to start, but by the afternoon with plenty of sunshine we'll be in the mid 50s again today. a few clouds building up over the higher elevations and we will start out dry for the workweek and things begin to change late tuesday