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call today. comcast business. beyond fast. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning. it's sunday, december 29th. i'm amanda del castillo. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, amanda. it's a level 1 on our storm impact scale. we already have light rain in the north bay, drizzle in the east bay. we'll see downpours throughout the afternoon from a quarter to a half inch and looking at colder weather as the front moves through. you can see a few showers and a heavier cell at the top of mt. helen. further to the south around santa rosa and sonoma, a little bit of drizzle, otherwise lots of clouds out there. the main event still off the coast. and we'll be looking for this to sweep on through the bay area in the next couple of hours.

visibility has been reduced in hayward, in oakland, one to two miles there. it is a milder start for everyone. 40s and 50s out there. here is a look at the golden gate bridge with some fog. upper 40s for you in morgan hill. you can see just how foggy it is from mt. tam, 50 in napa, 44 in livermore. check out the rain line as it moves through. by noontime, stopping this at 2:00, we can have some heavy downpours, amanda. >> thanks so much, lisa. live doppler 7 is one of the most popular stories right now on our website, and the abc 7 news app. if you want to track the rain, click the blue bar at the top of the app. six people are displaced after a duplex fire in san jose. the fire also closed several roads which have been reopened. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to one family. >> reporter: still shaken, 17-year-old jeanette cruz describes the moments of fear

inside the home with her family. >> i was pretty scared for my sisters. >> reporter: according to san jose fire, the calls reporting the blaze came in around 1:53 p.m. cruz says she saw the smoke from her neighbor's home into their apartment. her first thought was to save her family. >> yes, we did have to take my sisters out. i mostly saw the other side. i just took my sisters and got them in the front. >> reporter: neighbors across the area saw a dark cloud of smoke and called 911. >> i couldn't see the fire, just black smoke. >> reporter: san jose fire confirmed the apartment is a single occupancy unit. this neighbor, who decided not to show his face in fear of retaliation, says the person who lived in the unit where the fire began is known to san jose police. >> sometimes i get up 1:00, 2:00 a.m., i drink a cup of coffee and see people just strolling in. >> reporter: the cruz family says their units have seen smoke and water damage. they're now staying at a hotel nearby provided by the red

cross. a total of six people were displaced by this duplex fire. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. no injuries were reported. san jose fire confirmed that arson investigators were on the scene. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7 news. new this morning, also in the south bay, a 63-year-old woman is dead after she was hit while crossing the street in san jose. she was reportedly lying in the street at oakland road and mckay drive at 5:45 last night. police say she was not in the crosswalk when the driver hit her. this is san jose's 29th death this year involving a pedestrian. last year the city saw 23 pedestrian deaths. today a candlelight vigil to honor three teenagers killed in a car crash in pleasanton on christmas. 16-year-old twin brothers and javier ramirez died in the crash at foothill road.

all three were students at dublin hospital. friends of the victims have been placing flowers and candles at the crash site on foothill loro. >> they made everybody laugh and smile, nobody ever had a problem with them. >> the vigil is tonight at 5:00 at dublin high school. grief counselors will be available when students return to campus january 7th. the chp is investigating the cause of the crash. a quick-thinking samaritan helped stop a suspected thief. he got a big thank you from a woman who had her phone stolen. this morning we're learning more about the man and his nonprofit organization that is working to build a better bay area. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: this woman is thanking dwayne kemp for stepping in and getting her iphone back from a suspected thief.

most everybody between u.n. plaza and civic center knows kemp. he's a practitioner working for urban alchemy, a city-contracted nonprofit offering safety and service to the community. >> to me "practitioner" means i'm practicing being a good citizen. >> reporter: friday night he helped catch a suspected thief. >> i heard a woman screaming, "stop that guy, he took my phone." >> reporter: kemp says he confronted the suspect. >> i said, give her back her phone. he said, what? i said, give her back her phone. he reached in his pocket and handed her back her phone. >> reporter: the man got away but minutes later the woman who said she had just got the phone as a gift was overcome with gratitude. >> he stopped him. thank you, thank you. >> reporter: truth be told, dewayne does a great thing every day. >> dewayne's boss says dewayne's

activism is almost as remarkable as his bravery. urban alchemy puts former long term offenders to work by making connections with people on the street. the ancient word "alchemy" means turning metal into gold. >> instead of making gold, we're just trying to make our spaces better. >> reporter: he helped stop that supected thief. >> he was a 16 or 17-year-old kid, around my son's age. i just used that father voice. >> reporter: urban alchemy has contracted with the city for several years now. the city says the presence of the practitioners is actually helping reduce crime and drug use in civic center and u.n. plaza. a spokesperson says she wants to make sure the mayor knows about dewayne kemp's act of bravery. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a major part of our commitment to building a better bay area is of course homelessness. tomorrow the court battle continues for a group of mothers occupying a vacant home in

oakland trying to challenge an eviction order. the group moms for housing moved into the magnolia street home with their children last month to draw attention to the bay area homeless crisis. a judge ordered them to leave. but he's giving them a chance to make their case for staying. the real estate firm wedgwood says it wants to sell the home to a first time home buyer. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. sticking to the east bay, fire investigator are still trying to figure out what caused friday's fire at a red tagged warehouse in oakland. it was declared unsafe last year but there were still eight people living inside when smoke started. abc 7 news stopped by to check on the burning building yesterday. fortunately everybody made it out all right. the oakland fire department says the property was red tagged in both april and november. neighbors had been telling local politicians that the property as a problem. >> some of it had to do with the warehouse people and people who

were in inappropriately living in the warehouse. >> he was trying to get money from people who didn't have any, basically. >> the owner charged people $10 a night to sleep inside. abc 7 news was not able to reach the owner for comment. wildfire victims face a december 31st deadline to file a claim against pg&e, all part of the company's bankruptcy process. claims can be submitted for fires that occurred before january 29th of this year. it means those affected by the camp fire and north bay firestorm can fire. people can submit a claim in person at a pg&e claim service center or online. a missed deadline means no compensation from the utility. happening today, some of you may be picking up your sunday morning edition of the paper for the final time. "the martinez news gazette" is one of the longest running papers in our state but today it's stopping the presses after 161 years. >> a good day but a sad day because the paper is going to be missed, i'm sure. >> a group of current and former

employees got together back on friday to say goodbye to what is a martinez institution. james buchanan was president back in 1858 when the paper first started. its current editor says it's a true neighborhood newspaper. >> we don't rely on wire services. we're not covering sacramento or even san francisco area. we tried to really focus on just things that are in our community. >> staff say the owner hasn't given a specific reason for the closure but it's no secret that small town newspapers are losing money, competing with online news and their big city cousins. lisa, you were not kidding about the cloud coverage this morning. >> i know, it's totally cloudy and even drizzly in some areas as far as the east bay, the coast, and light rain is being reported in the north bay. look at the fog here. this is mt. tam. we're looking at the rain afghanistan first in the north bay, spreading east throughout the day. it will be a quick maneuver but it certainly brings a soggy

sunday. my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also next, "beach blanket babylon" is one of the best acts in the area. we say farewell to the san francisco landmark.

this morning the fry's electronic store in pal toe alto is officially out of business. after 30 years of selling electronics in the heart of silicon valley, the store on portage avenue served its final customers on friday because of its expiring lease. the city is also looking to redevelop the 60-acre site. it has five other bay area locations. the golden gate bridge, alcatraz, fisherman's wharf, and the popular musical "beach blanket babylon." the show's run ends on new year's eve. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the story. >> reporter: finding true love and politics were center stage on this, the final weekend of "beach blanket babylon." >> they're talented, topical references. it blew my mind. i didn't want it to end. they're so clever. >> i'm from san francisco.

>> reporter: the show debut in san francisco in 1974 and has thrilled audiences with spoofs on pop culture and politics. and its signature big wigs and outrageous costumes. >> those wigs were magnificent. the costumes are just terrific. >> reporter: it's the longest running musical revue in the world. they entertained more than 6.5 million people. >> i just wish someone would get down on one knee for me. [ cheers and applause ] >> it will be six weeks until i find a real job, right? and it turned into 40 years. >> reporter: the stage manager says he never thought the show would run four decades. he says the skits from the mid-'80s were his favorite. >> the music was abounding everywhere. we stuck a lot of that in the

show. anything you would see in the paper in the morning would invariably end up onstage that night. >> reporter: he says he knows they pushed boundaries and pushed a lot of buttons. ♪ we've got our eyes all on you ♪ >> reporter: but he hopes fans will look back with praise. >> remember us and speak kindly of us. >> reporter: i'm sure they will. the show's producer says it takes a lot to put on a production like this and it was just time to call it quits. the final show is new year's eve. in san francisco, anser hassan, abc 7 news. the valley transportation authority is rolling out a major redesign of its bus and light rail lines to tried to increase ridership. it's expanding service on 20 busiest routes and reducing those with light ridership. the authority, like other transit agencies nationwide, is dealing with fewer pple taking buses and trains in favor of

services like lyft and uber. they're putting resources where the demand is greatest for transit. >> we have a threshold of 15 boardings per hour. anything lower than that, we had to take a hard look at whether it was worth put out the resources in those areas. >> service is free until tuesday night to help adjust to the new changes. muni will be offering free lines on new year's eve, until 5:00 a.m. new year's day. muni says board without activating tickets through the app. caltrain and sam trans will be offering free trips during that same time. b.a.r.t. is extending its service until 3:00 a.m. on new year's day, but it won't be free. the agency is telling passengers trains will skip some downtown san francisco stations to better handle crowds. the embarcadero train will only

serve dublin/pleasanton and warm springs lines. happening tonight, the grand finale celebration for the eighth and final night of the union square hanukkah menorah lighting. abc 7 news was there last week for the menorah lighting. the jewish holiday members rates the rededication of jerusalem's second temple. the oil miraculously burned for eight days. tonight's menorah lighting begins at 5:30. storm in the desert, eight inches of snowfall in the high desert. this was sunrise over the trees on friday morning in san bernardino's high desert near ja joshua tree national park. travelers should expect to see

snow and difficult travel conditions. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen, tracking the forecast for us. lisa, we're not going to be experiencing anything close to that. >> no, amanda, we're not. it would be kind of fun, wouldn't it? but we're looking at a fast moving weather system that will allow for rain to arrive probably for move you for the middle afternoon. mt. st. elena, we see a heavier shower system to the east. in the north bay, a little bit of drizzle into oakland, half moon bay. and the visibility has been reduced. the rest of the bay area, lots of cloud cover. and looking at this front to move on through by midday. then the cold area of low pressure behind it, perhaps igniting a thunderstorm, and then cold air to follow starting the workweek, though, dry. the golden gate bridge, plenty of clouds out there. 52 san francisco, redwood city, san jose, 47.

54 in half moon bay. look at all the clouds stacked up here in the east bay. certainly a gray day for you with rain on the way. 47 santa rosa. petaluma at 48. we're 50 in concord and napa. delta and livermore in the mid-40s. here's emeryville. rain arriving for the afternoon. a dry end to 2019 and a dry start to 2020. today it's a level 1 with light to moderate rain. we could see the rain come down pretty hard at times as the front pushes on through. possible thuerstorm and the cold air behind it. let's time it out for you. at 10:00, the next hour, it's still pushing through the north bay. 1:00, some heavier rain from santa rosa pushing into marin. it's raining already in parts of the east bay, oakland and light showers around the peninsula, san mateo, into the south bay by 2:00, 3:00. and this is where we're going to get the most moderate rain as it pushes across the bay from, say, 2:00 to 5:00. then we're looking at the cold

part of the system sinking to the south. some scattered showers for the evening into your early monday morning. it's cold again, and we're going to see some sunshine as we get into monday afternoon. rainfall amounts not too impressive. we're talking about a quarter to a third of an inch from san francisco, oakland, to the coast, and upwards of a half inch to better in novato and napa. as it moves through, it may be quick maneuver bover for your s. no delays at sfo. looking at temperatures pretty cool from the low to mid-50s with the rain coming in from about 10:00, 11:00, through 5:00 p.m. so setting up for probably some slow traffic out there. a lot of folks trying to find a nice place to go. and yesterday, with all the sun, we'll be back into that regime as we get behind this system. planning your new year's? as we wake up into 2020, it will be cloudy with temperatures in the 40s. going through the very early

morning hours, dropping into the mid-40s. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, following that theme, we'll stay pretty dry throughout the rest of the year. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a level 1 today with the rain already starting in the north bay. it sinks to the south and east with heavier downpours throughout the middle of the day. it ends tonight into the overnight hours. we're cold tomorrow but sunny in the afternoon. new year's eve looking quiet, still chilly. wednesday, new year's day, some clouds around but dry. we're sunnier and milder on thursday. then by friday and saturday a few more clouds and maybe a shower, but overall today is the main event for the next seven days. if you like the rain, today is a good day. >> when i was covering the fireworks show during july 4th, the clouds impacted the view from the waterfront. >> i think we'll see a fair amount of them, still kind of far out to tell. but i would plan on certainly some clouds around there. >> well, it still lights up,

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an astronaut has set a new record for longest single space

flight for a woman. christina cooke broke the record yesterday, beating astronaut peggy winston's record. cooke is an electrical engineer and will stay on the station until february. that will fall just short of astronaut scott kelly's 340-day u.s. overall record. a russian cosmonaut holds the world record at 15 months in space. hundreds took a chilly plunge into the freezing waters off massachusetts to honor the former college baseball player who inspired the ice bucket challenge. a huge crowd was led yesterday by the late pete frayedy's fiance. he died earlier this month after a long battle with als. his fight inspired the viral 2014 ice bucket challenge which raised hundreds of millions of dollars to find a cure. this event marks what would have been his 35th birthday. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," a community in shock

after five people were stabbed at a hanukkah celebration in a suburb of new york city. the latest in a series of attacks against the jewish community. and five people killed when a small plane slammed into a louisiana community. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe.

>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, amanda, good morning to you. we're looking at a few showers around the bay area. we have a level 1 on or storm impact scale. it's a light storm. we'll see some pretty good downpours throughout the middle of the afternoon. and looking at rainfall amounts anywhere from a quarter inch to maybe 6/10ths. live doppler 7 far up in the north bay on top of top of top f helena.

the reste esof the bay area pre quiet although we do have reduced visibility. to the north is a cold front that will be pushing through later on today. 2 1/2 mile visibility in the east bay, eight miles along the shoreline. with the clouds, four to 12 degrees milder this morning. check out the view from the east bay. lots of clouds with upper 40s to local 50 ois from our roof came here in san francisco. looking at low 40s for coolest locations in inland valleys. the clouds, then comes the rain. this is about noontime, as we get towards 2:00, 3:00, some heavier downpoweurs. we'll talk amounts coming up. at least five people were stabbed at a hanukkah celebration outside of new york city. it happened at the home of a rabbi. police have a suspect in custody who faces five counts of attempted murder and one count of burglary. the case has been referred to the state police hate crime task force for investigation. here is abc news reporter stephanie ramos. >> multiple people stabbed.

>> we're right in front of the synagogue synagogue. >> reporter: police locking down the bloody crime scene at a hasidic rabbi's home in monsey, new york. several families were celebrating at the home just before 10:00 p.m. when police say a man attacked them, leaving several injured. >> there's five families that have family members that are suffering tonight, seriously wounded. >> reporter: oneitness describing the terrifying ordeal. >> he took out his knife from a holder and started hitting people back and forth. first he went to the dining room, then the kitchen. he screamed after me when he came after me, hey you, i'll get you. >> i ran into the other room because i tried to save my life. >> all units on scene, extreme caution. unknown if weapon was recovered or not. >> reporter: the fbi among several agencies responding. crime scene technicians could be

spotted collecting evidence and photos and police k9s also brought in. >> i got the plate number and gave it to the police. >> reporter: the police say the suspect is now in custody. a car believed to be involved in the incident found 30 miles away in new york city. the attack leaving the community on edge. >> we were scared. but we were not surprised. >> these are terrorists in our country, perpetrating terrorism on other americans. and that's how we should treat it. >> reporter: this comes after a series of anti-semitic attacks in the region within the last few weeks. the nypd investigating at least nine possible cases including this one where a group of teens can be seen on surveillance knocking a man of jewish faith to the ground. and earlier this month a deadly shooting rampage at a northern new jersey kosher market that left six people dead. investigators blaming bias toward the jewish community and

law enforcement as motivation for the attack. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> and this morning federal investigators are trying to figure out why a small plane went down shortly after takeoff, killing at least five people in louisiana. among the dead, a sports reporter on her way to the peach bowl where her father-in-law was one of the coaches. abc news reporter kaylee hartung has more. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a fiery plane crash in south louisiana. the twin-engine private plane bound for atlanta. fans on board for lsu's playoff football game. >> there was just this big flame. it went up into flames. the whole flame rolled and tumbled straight through the field. >> reporter: the piper cheyenne took off from the airport 9:00 a.m. saturday, barely a mile later hitting these power lines and bursting into flames when it

ran into a post office. one man survived the crash, hospital eized in critical condition. among the casualties, gretchen and walker vincent. sports reporter carley mccord, daughter-in-law of coach steve ensminger, seen emotional after the football game. the head coach describes the moment he broke the news. >> i told him what happened. he said, coach, we're going to get through this. >> reporter: the ntsb on the ground trying to piece together what led to this plane crash with an experienced pilot at the helm. kaylee hartung, abc news, lafayette, louisiana. in hawaii this morning new calls for stronger oversight of helicopter tours after a crash killed seven people over the holiday week.

abc news reporter will carr has more. >> reporter: according to authorities, the helicopter with six passengers and the pilot was flying just over a mile inland when it struck a cliff, then plummeted 100 yards down. all seven on board died including amy gannon and 13-year-old jocelyn gannon from wisconsin and a family of four from switzerland. the pilot, paul mattero, had 12 years of experience according to safari helicopters. >> you could tell he loved it, the knowledge he had about the island, he was very articulate and he was a very sweet man. >> reporter: in statement, safari helicopters says it's fully cooperating with the ntsb and the faa. kauai is known for its rugged, breathtaking landscape featured in movies like "jurassic park." tourists flocked to hawaii to take in these majestic views from the air. but according to the ntsb, there

were 18 civilian helicopter crashes in hawaii since 2018. safari helicopters is a small family-owned operation. they plan to shut down operations and refund customers money as authorities try to figure out what went so wrong. will carr in kauai, nbc news. you still have some return policy deadlines to consider before the new year. we have the best tips about getting the most out of your holiday returns. and we want to take a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see clouds, fog, it's all still rolling in.

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happening today, illinois fans will be taking part in a pep rally apart of tomorrow's red box bowl. cheerleaders and fans will be there. it starts at noon at embarcadero plaza. there will also be a fan fest

which includes an opportunity to take a photo with the trophy. golden bears and fighting illini play tomorrow at levi stadium at 1:00 p.m. lisa, we know it will be cloudy tomorrow. >> yeah, we'll break into more sunshine. a lot of you are asking when we'll see warmer weather. we've got the clouds that brought us a warmer morning. then we have the rain, a chilly night, and the seven-day outlook. that brings warmer weather next year. also ahead, the golden state warriors going for five straight wins. if you can believe it, the dubs are rolling right now.

here is a live look at our pier 39 cam. you can see a few buddies in the middle of your screen to the right. we'll check in with meteorologist lisa argen in just a few minutes about how the cloud and wet weather might change. in sports the final day of the regular season for the 49ers and raiders. this afternoon the silver and black need to defeat the broncos at empower field at mile high and have a slew of outcomes in other games go their way to clinch a playoff spot. if they don't make the playoffs it will be their final game as the oakland raiders. kickoff is at 1:25. and tonight the 49ers battle the seahawks at century link field

with the winner earning the nfc west title. a niners victory would secure the number one seed in the nfc. kickoff is at 5:20 p.m. the warriors will begin a road trip in san antonio tuesday night. last night golden state faced the mavericks trying to stay hot. here's abc sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> the warriors are playing their best basketball of the season. a four-game winning streak from the comfort of chase center. saturday night, the dubs had a chance to close out a perfect five-game home stand with a win over the dallas mavericks. this youngster prepared for the loud crowd at chase. here we go. deangelo russell pullup three, up six, had 30 points in the first half, eight three-pointers. dallas made a franchise record 24. luca doncic, draymond attacks the rack, one-handed flush, ten points, eight rebounds, fired up and gets into it with chris porzingis.

cho who was chippy in this game. mavss in transition, dwight powell scores, he had ten and eight. late thursday. the unicorn porzingis with a it was chippy. chris shoves doncic as they get tangled up. that would earn him a technical foul. scary moment as russell going for a loose ball, his neck, head first into doncic. he would walk off under his own power and later returned. bowman beating the buzzer. steph curry, he approves. fourth quarter. dilo back and still splashing three ball is good there. seth curry scored 17, says hi to his brother after the game and the mavericks win by 20. it has been a struggle for the sharks of late. san jose entering saturday with the worst record in the west and adding insult to injury in the last six sharks losses, san jose has led or been tied in the third period. not able to close. former defenseman justin braun returned and got a nice ovation. in san jose,

first period a new defenseman, how about mario ferraro, first nhl career goal. congrats to him and his team, up 1-0. another first here, joel shellman on the breakaway, five hole for his first goal. 2-0 sharks. keep the puck. third period, evander kane, timo meier, and timo tips it in. a hat trick. sharks snap the four-game losing streak and san jose wins 6-1. what a matchup we had in the second college football playoff semi. a battle of unbeatens, clemson el and ohio state, both 13-0, one win away from the national championship game. defending champion clemson won 28 in a row, ohio state riding a 19-game win streak. a classic, clemson trailed 16-0. lawrence to eaten. the effort, the tigers on the board. under 90 seconds, lawrence using the wheels, we know he can throw, weaves in and out of traffic and 67 yards later it's a touchdown.

he had 107 yards on the ground. clemson down two at the half. fourth quarter, ohio state down 21-16, fields perfect pass, chris olave, 23-yard strike and back and forth we go. under two to go, clemson down two, lawrence fakes the run and throws to eaten. what a play call that is. it's the go ahead touchdown. clemson makes a two-point conversion, 29-23. ohio state drives back down the field. fields, little miscommunication with the receiver and picked off by nolan turner. clemson wins by six, 29 straight wins for the tigers and they will play the winner of this game. heisman winner joe boro and lsu taking on oklahoma, first quarter scoreless. borough finds jefferson for the game's opening score. 19 yards. 7-0 tigers. late first, 14-7, borough to jefferson again, drops it right in the bucket. 21-7. go ahead and dance. second quarter, burrow steps up and rolls righ. nfl scouts will love this.

jefferson. look at that pass. 42 yards for the score. play action fake, put on a clinic, terrance marshal jr., red zone score. parents love that. 49-14 at the half and he rushed for a touchdown. so he threw 493 yards passing, seven passing touchdowns one rushing, that's eight scores. lsu wins 63-28. big day of nfl action, raiders need help and a win against denver to reach the postseason and the niners can clinch the nfc west and the number one seed in the nfc with a win over seattle later tonight. have a great sunday. getting a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, amanda, good morning to you. we're looking at a lot of clouds around the bay area. milder temperatures to start our sunday. perhaps dry for a good portion of the morning for some of you. for others, already getting into the drizzle, the low visibility, and a few passing light showers, as we check out your forecast highlights for your sunday.

we are looking at not only that level 1 system arriving today, but it will be light. and we will be looking at it to clear on out early for your monday. as we look at live doppler 7 right now, we are checking out not only the clouds but also a few showers up to the north and radar reflects that. in fact, looking at not only the light showers but the cold front offshore. that will allow for the rain to arrive later this afternoon. as it does, it will allow for the rain to come down in a moderate pace throughout part of the afternoon. there's the front. we have a system up to the north, an area of low pressure that usher in once again the cold air. san jose, 280, it will be a while until you see the rain. looking at some sun right now. temperatures stack up like this with mid-50s half moon bay to the upper 40s in redwood city. 52, san francisco. and a look at sfo with the clouds, no delays right now. 45 for you by the delta, one of the cooler locations.

46 in livermore. here's a look at that rain. 10:00 this morning, sonoma, napa. as we get into 1:00, it's sinking south into marin, san francisco, and also into the east bay. on the peninsula, looking at a few scattered showers. it's really from about 1:00, 2:00, to around 5:00 this afternoon where we'll see that moderate line of rain move through. some heavier cells here could see an isolated thunderstorm. and as it pushes through, taking much of the rain with it by 5:00, we've got scattered showers in the city and then by 7:00, 8:00, the system is still leaving us with a few isolated showers and then the system all sinks to the south. this is when we get into the colder air. those northwesterly winds with the clear air setting up for a chilly start to your monday and the afternoon, still some 50s around. rainfall amounts from a quarter to a third of an inch to san francisco to the coast. looks like napa, novato, a few of the locations where we'll see better than a half inch. ben lomond closing in on about

an inch of rain. so the higher elevations looking at more rainfall. a level 1 today on our storm impact scale with the light rain then becoming moderate. temperatures just in the low to mid-50s. breezy winds from time to time along the coast. we'll be looking at the conditions clearing out in time for your overnight. here are the clouds with mainly 40s, some upper 30s in the north bay. as we get into your new year's eve forecast, looks like we'll see partly cloudy skies to start your evening on tuesday night. clouds should increase, keeping us not as cold, but also maybe keeping it a little bit tricky for the fireworks. we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy as we get towards midnight. early morning hours, still dry. temperatures in the 40s to low 40s in our north bay valleys, near 50 elsewhere around the bay and at the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the level 1 system today arriving for many of you by noon into about 4:00, 5:00. and the rest of the week, workweek, looking pretty quiet.

in fact not only do we see the sun but by the time we get to 2020 we'll see more 60s in the afternoon. slightly milder and that friday system looking at just like a chance of rain for now. so overall, it's going to be a little tricky throughout the afternoon today, especially maybe if you have a flight out. >> but as we get closer to the new year, it will look nice. >> mm-hmm, nice break for us. >> thank you so much, lisa. it's the post d-holiday ritl you probably don't want to admit to, returning the gifts you didn't want. we have you covered. abc news reporter rebecca jarvis has more. >> reporter: americans are predicted to return a record $100 billion worth of gifts. but not all policies are created equal. check the retailer's website. >> some stores give you more time for holiday returns so you have until early january. you can double-check ahead of time so you know the date that

you have to make the return. >> reporter: walmart, target, best buy, and amazon extend return policies over the holidays, some up to an additional 60 days. but beware, not all products are included under that umbrella. one standout being electronics. what if you lost that receipt? try to make the return as soon as possible with another proof of purchase like bank or credit card statement or try asking for store credit. >> at some stores they can look up the receipt for you. they can pull up the receipt in their records. the biggest trend we've seen this holiday season is more stores shifting to emailed receipts and it can be really helpful for consumers to track their receipts that way. >> reporter: with after-holiday sales gearing up, if you see a better deal, you might be able to get some cash back on something you've already bought. >> there are some ways in certain cases to get a refund. if you opted into a program like parabis or your credit card

offers that price protection, you can sometimes get a refund if you're in the time limit. it's worth asking because the store may say yes and give you the price difference. >> reporter: finally, turn unwanted gift cards into cash with cardpool and raise, which has kiosks in stores like target, where you can instantly turn your gift card into cash. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. next on "abc 7 mornings," check it out. a little bit of a chaska as it trophy. you have to see how one boy used his present to torch his front

this next story will hit home for any parent who has had to scrub crayon off their wall, clean their kitchen from spilled messes, or anything else. check this out. this young boy in texas got a magnifying glass in christmas and he ended up accidentally setting fire to his front yard. he and his two brothers rushed outside to see if they could light a piece of paper on fire. it worked. wearing their christmas pjs, the family quickly turned on the sprinklers, got water buckets, and put it all out. one way to start your new year's, i guess. >> that's hard to do, that little experiment. we're looking at rain already in the north bay. live doppler 7 highlighting it around our sweep. mt. st. helena, middletown, moving out of geyserville. the rainfall has yet to move

into the entire bay area because the cell offshore is moving into west marin in the next few minutes. the rest of the bay, just a drizz drizzle. there's the front. we get the low, main activity 1:00 to 3:00 with moderate to heavy downpours. then the cold air, perhaps a thunderstorm. but overall, this is the really only system we have in the next seven days. it's a level 1, so moderate to heavy rain for a brief period of time. then it ends overnight. we're chilly tomorrow with some afternoon shun. new year's eve and new you'veea day trending dry. thursday, milder for the second day of the year. looking at more clouds but 60s perhaps by the end of the week. we've got a quiet one after today. >> we know that clouds can really impact fireworks shows as well, that's something to think about if you're heading to san francisco. thank you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm amanda del castillo along

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