news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> the high stakes abroad ramping up. brand-new video of soldiers setting up and getting this ready bound for the middle east. and killed over a stolen laptop, the community that's coming together today over the

death of one man and what residents are saying about safety in the area. plus -- >> they don't see me cry much, and i do 100% feel he will come home and we will find him. >> the urgent search for a missing family member hits a new search today. the money now being offered as a reward. good morning. it is sunday, january the 5th. there is a lot to talk about this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm julian glover. we do want to start with a look at your forecast on this weekend because that's what everyone is thinking about when you wake up first. how is the weather going to be? it is going to be nice today. a live look at our camera. not much traffic, but you are waking up to temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s no matter where you are in the bay this morning. no fog to deal with, not too much wind either.

so we're looking at a nice day. no rain to talk about if you are heading out for a run or jog or thinking about heading to a sunday service so you should be okay. a closer look at your seven day forecast coming up in just a bit here on your abc 7 mornings. a vigil is being held for the man killed trying to recover his stolen laptop in oakland. he went after the suspects who snatched his laptop at the month claire starbucks on new year's eve but he was hit by their get-away car and later died. organizers are asking people to wear purple to show solidarity. he received his doctorate at kansas state and the university's colors are purple. that's why they are asking people to wear purple. two men are charged in his death. if you would like to write a kind message to his parents, as so many have done, leaving those message notes on post-it notes

outside that starbucks, send it to the address on your screen. they will be forwarded to his family in china. in oakland, city council member will hold a community public safety meeting with police. council woman is hosting a town hall thursday night at 7:00 at the mount clare presbyterian church. community members will also be there to answer your questions. we also have tips on how to prevent your laptop from being stolen and how to protect yourself. check out abc7news.com. happening today. palo alto's oldest african-american church will hold a special sunday service at a recent act of vandalism. place have been stepping up patrols in the area. officers say the suspect, a white man, 35 to 45 years old, apparently spray painted angry

messages. the service this morning starts at 9:30. now to the east bay where a desperate plea from family and friends to find their family member ramps up. oakland police and loved ones of jonathan will be searching for him and passing out flyers today. jonathan disappeared way back on may the 3rd. his family now holding hope that he's still out there. >> every time i come forth to speak about this situation, i try so hard to standstill, stand tall, stand strong, and i can't stay composed. yet, i do know that my brother is out there. >> we're all hoping that he still is. the family says he was driving to a soccer tournament at that time and had plans to attend a formal dance on the day he

disappeared. his 1998 honda accord was parked on the bridge with very little clues as to where he might be. now to some breaking news to get to. the u.s. military confirming that there has been a terror attack on a military base in kenya where some u.s. military personnel were stationed. the terror group has claimed responsibility. it is unclear right now how many american personnel are stationed at that base at this point. there are no reported injuries. the u.s. military is saying it is moving from tactical to enduring operations. also earlier saying that the situation right now is fluid. we want to get you to the latest on the development in the high stakes standoff between the u.s. and iran this morning. here is what we know that's been happening across and over the weekend. moments after the sudden drone strike that killed the notorious iran general, we want to show you again the brand-new video we received from overnight.

this from soldiers at fort brag loading that aircraft with supplies bound for the middle east. this video coming to us yesterday. happening now thousands are gathering in iran for the funeral procession. here is the video coming to us in the past couple hours. now, this is from the main service. we are also hearing that other processions are scheduled for later today in several iranian cities. meantime, president trump tweeting out his newest update and a new warning saying the u.s. has now identified 52 iranian sites some at a very high level and important to iran and iranian culture, that being a direct quote. the targets will be hit very fast and very hard if they were to strike the u.s. more on the growing tensions this morning. >> reporter: thousands gathering on the streets of baghdad at the funeral procession for the iranian general, chanting death

to america. killed in a u.s. drone strike on thursday night, along with iraqi militia commander. on american streets, protesters fearful that a u.s. strike could be the start of another middle east war. >> we said no war! >> reporter: some lawmakers also sharing those concerns. >> the question we have to be asking ourselves today is whether he is more dangerous to the united states alive or dead as a martyr. >> other democrats angry they weren't informed. >> he was planning a very major attack and we got him. >> reporter: the chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs saying, quote, risks of inaction exceed risks of action and that now, quote, the ball is in the iranian court. less than one day after the drone strike, 3,500 u.s. troops were deployed to the middle

east. on cnn, an iranian official warning of retaliation. >> iran will act based on its own choosing. >> reporter: a u.s. intelligence bull ten says quote iran will almost certainly retaliate overseas against u.s. and israeli. there are concerns as well in new york and other major municipalities. >> you will see heightened vigilance with armed officers. >> reporter: authorities have emphasized there is no specific credible threat. abc news washington. this morning we want to give you a closer look at the thousands of people joining in, no war in iran protests in cities all across our country. here is video of washington d.c. where protesters spent the day marching across pennsylvania avenue condemning the strike and deployment of additional u.s. troops. in l.a., demonstrators demanding

no more wars, an immediate withdrawal of u.s. troops in the middle east. this morning, lauren martinez has more on the protests for peace here in the bay area. >> reporter: san francisco and san jose two of several cities across the united states protesting against war. >> don't want a war in iraq. we ought to get out. >> reporter: others voice that killing iran's general goes too far. >> no assisinations of other country's officials. >> reporter: in san jose, in front of city hall. >> we do not support this. >> reporter: it's not about national security. >> it's a racket. war is fought for corporations. it is fought for a few people so they could become kich.

>> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. coming up on this week, secretary of state mike pompeo will be discussing the latest on the u.s. strike. you can watch the whole interview this week with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. check this next story out. the selective service website is seeing a whole lot of traffic this weekend. the system actually crashed on friday hours after the news of the killing. google reports the searches for

the question is there going to be a draft rose 900% in one day. a lot of people searching that question. maintaining a list of potential recruits in the event of a military draft. of course, when news breaks, make sure to trust the abc 7 news app. it is how we send out push alerts to let you know what's happening both in the bay area and across the world. get the app. it is a free download. it is 6:11 as you wake up with us on this sunday morning. we have a peak outside from our emeryville camera looking back at the city and a quiet start to the morning all across the bay area. no rain to report. temperatures in the low 40s. also to come, a high profile and deadly bart stabbing of a young woman comes closer to justice tomorrow. what you can expect while the trial resumes. plus, a lot of attention from you online.

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hour. it is on the turnpike just outside of pittsburgh in the western part of the state. we're hearing weather could be a factor. slick roads reported. the temperatures there between 30 and 32 degrees. you know that can make for slick roads out there. we're also hearing a tour bus that was leaving new york and heading to ohio. the crash shut down an 86 mile stretch on the highway this morning. of course we will be following this with breaking updates as we get them through the news room. and of course always the very latest on ab the trial of a man accused of stabbing a woman at the bart station begins tomorrow. last week the lawyer filed a motion to move the trial out of the county. she said she does not think her client can get a fair trial pause of all the coverage this

his mental competency has also been in question. a hearing is scheduled for january the 15th. now to the south bay where we're learning new details about what led up to that officer-involved shooting at a san jose gas station. we cover this all as breaking news. abc 7 news reporter reports the suspect was allegedly trying to set fire at one of the gas station pumps. >> a male has driven away with a pump still attached to his vehicle. he has since returned, but now he has a lighter in his hand. unknown what he's going to do with the lighter. >> her employer called her at home asking what to do after reporting a driver threatening to set one of the gas nozzles on fire. >> i don't know. that's crazy. >> could have been dangerous. >> yeah. blow up. i don't see why he would want to set the gas station on fire. >> according to san jose police,

the man was armed with a metal bar and charged at officers. in an e-mail, san jose police say officers used multiple less lethal options that had no effect. the officers ultimately discharged their firearms in response. >> shots fired! shots fired. >> a couple gunshots to the torso. >> the area was liters with evidence markers including the nonlethal items. >> very dangerous. >> he lives just blocks away from the gas station. he says he's grateful that the gas station employee was able to shut off the gas. he says his neighborhood and the mall could have been at risk. >> everything is close to the shopping center. >> in san jose, abc 7 news. a great grandmother brutally

beaten as a park last january has passed away. the 89-year-old was out exercising when she was attacked at a play ground and then left to die. her family has tirelessly worked to raise awareness and make that community safer. they're now seeking assistance in paying for her funeral. a link to her gofundme account is up if you would like to donate. 20 electric scooters stolen from oakland. they have been found south of stockton. the county sheriffs office arresting this guy here for the theft. listen to this. deputies say he led them directly to him because the scooters' gps units were left on. dead give-away right there. mcman was already on probation, so deputies were able to search the rv in his driveway. and what did they find? all of the scooters there damaged, dismantled or altered in some way. but the gps was still intact.

in recent weeks we looked at the smart riders. riders is actually decreasing. there was some 721,000 riders. in its second year that number dropped down to 706,000. that's a decline of about 2%. there does appear to be changes in commuting habits, though. the average weekday riders have gone up steadily. now setting up to deliver a full report on wednesday. we'll let you know what's inside. happening today, the holiday spirit is still alive in the south bay. it is your last chance, though, to enjoy the san jose's christmas in the park. more than 60 musical and animated exhibits, glittering lights that light up the night sky and of course the iconic 55 foot tree. look at that thing. today it is open from 9:00 until midnight. then crews will clean

up and start cleaning for next november, the 41st year of christmas in the park. love this story right here, saying good bay to the golden state. more californians are moving out from the state than moving in. that's according to the state department of finance. in a new study, the golden state ranked among the top ten of the most moved from states last year. how is that for a title? new jersey came in first, though. california ranking seventh. this is a story that's been sparking a lot of buzz with so many of you. as you know, building a better bay area means making this a place where people want to stay and live. the high housing costs, crime and traffic are all factors we cannot ignore. some stories of some people who decided to make the move. >> reporter: the state motto of idaho means let it be perpetual in latin. appropriate now for the stream

of californians flocking to the state, including this former bay area resident. >> i remember there being a wave in the late '90s and then again around the time that i moved here in the early 2000s. this wave, it feels more significant than it has previously. >> reporter: seems like the state known for its spuds is now a hot potato. forbes reports boise as the fastest growing metro area in the u.s. >> i grew up in southern california. i picked up and moved to boise, id hoe and, you know, people ask me how it was and i love it. >> reporter: she moved for her job at black box which is based in idaho. after moving back, she gets why so many people from the bay area want to relocate. the median price for a home in san francisco, $1.3 million. in boise, the median sales price just $332,000.

that's about a million dollars less. both say idaho is contagious. >> whatever the reason is they move here and then the family comes to visit and then slowly you start to see the rest of that family moving up. >> i would take any chance to go back to boise just for a little bit. give anything just to move back to boise. did you ever think you would hear those words? 6:22 right now. we want to give you a look at the forecast as you step outside. we have a live look at our camera. looking at the city, and we're looking good this morning. you can see it, so that means not too much fog to contend with and the wind also not a factor today. no rain to talk about either, so we are doing pretty good. this is a look at the bay bridge. not too much traffic coming in and out of the city at this early hour. things are dark and early as we take a look at the roof cam

looking down this morning. quiet forecast as you get out and about on this sunday. not too much to worry about. but here is a look as you get ready to plan your next seven days as the kids perhaps get ready to go back to school monday. no rain in the forecast. we're locking in this pattern of upper 50s to low 60s for much of the week. the next rain chance tuesday going into wednesday morning, and then a more significant rain chance, yep, on the weekend of all days. we are expecting rain, but a storm impact scale right now telling us it is only a one. so no severe weather to be concerned about. we have a lot more to come this morning. you got to check this next one out. the man who claims he has a mcdonald's burger that's 20 years old, and he has the receipt to prove it. we'll tell you what the burger actually looks like now coming up.

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it's 6:26 right now as you wake up with us. dan harris joining us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00. >> good morning. coming up, thousands of mourners hitting the streets in iran grieving the top general killed. the new threats from president

trump this morning. plus, the wild fire crisis in australia. could there be a respite on the horizon here. and the patriots taken down by the titans. the big question, has tom brady played his final game with the pats? it's all coming up. >> that's all coming up at 7:00 this morning. meantime, a man is claiming he recently found a mcdonald's burger he purchased two decades ago and he says the whole thing is intact. he bought the burger back in 1999, and he has the receipt to prove it. yep, there it is. we can make out the date, july 7th, '99. so he says he purchased it for a presentation on enzymes and deterioration. the burger ended up in his pocket, which he forgot about until this past week. >> there it is. my gosh. it hasn't changed. the pickle is the only thing that's diseintegrated.

>> barely. he's not the only person that claimed it has not decomposed. two australian men also. so far mcdonald's has yet to respond to whipple's claim. but, yeah, i won't go to mcdonald's for a while. that is gross. we have a lot coming up here on abc 7 mornings. we have to talk about the state of energy now in effect as wild fires burn up the land down under. the alarming statistics as the world rushes to put it out. sounds a little funny, but this is serious business. seven on your side is coming up. and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting.

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so cal. the skid marks seen for hundreds of feet. questions leas to what went wrong leading to the pilot's death. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on this sunday morning. it is january the 5th. we'll get to all those stories in a second. we start with a look at your forecast. there is not too much to talk about. you can see a little bit of shaking in the camera right there because there is some wind that you might have to deal with in our southeast bay. you can also see a peek of the sunrise coming up just above the hills right there. as you wake up, temperatures are in the upper 40s to low 50s and across much of the day will be topping out in the upper 50s to low 60s on this sunday. no rain to worry about. we'll get to that forecast, though, in just a bit. now we want to get to the state of emergency in australia this morning. the astonishing devastation now burning some 12 million acres in the land down under.

so far, 23 people have been killed in the fires, more than 1,500 homes have been destroyed and currently 140,000 residents are under evacuation orders. one world wild fund for nature expects believing half a billion, and that is billion with a b, animals are in danger or have been killed. conditions only being made this weekend by high temperatures and strong winds combined. now diane has the latest. >> reporter: firefighters are facing an uphill battle as devastating fires burn across australia. >> information of another life lost, and we extend once again our sympathies to the family of those who lost their lives. not just last night but now over many months. >> 140,000 residents have been told to evacuate.

>> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: hundreds of residents from the coastal town even had to evacuate on an australian navy ship. >> we slept on the beach the first night because we thought that was the best place. then a big sand storm came in. >> reporter: there was flames on either side of this highway right now. this is the main highway out of town. they're warning any residents who stay behind in those towns to shelter in place. there is no way out for them right now. >> reporter: the country is deploying 3,000 defense forces to help. >> the defense forces are doing that they possibly can to assist australians across the country who are in need. >> the united states is also sending help from the forest service and the department of the interior. >> firefighters have done an outstanding job in defending life and property. >> reporter: even celebrities are getting involved. pink is donating half a million dollars to local fire services in australia and providing links

to several fire departments. abc news new york. this morning the federal aviation administration is investigating a deadly plane crash in southern california. the single engine home built aircraft went down near highway 14 yesterday morning. the pilot who was the only person onboard was killed in the crash. you can see in the video, the plane hit the ground, slid hundreds of feet before hitting a tree and catching fire. >> we saw a big black plume of smoke and we thought, how could there be a fire when it is so wet up there on the top of the mountain. >> the faa has only identified the type of plane so far. no other details have been released. now to the new investigation into the gender of test dummies. consumer reports has been looking at them and believes there is a lack of diversity. michael finny explains.

>> you might think by the looks of this crash test dummy it would represent a wide range of drivers. but despite their blank faces and features, most dummies used in auto crash tests represent a very specific type of driver, an average adult male, which researchers say pose a safety risk to women. >> there are no crash test dummies that represent the average female in our country. that's despite the fact that women are nearly half the drivers and are more than half the population. >> results from safety crash tests like this one have a direct impact on how cars are designed to make them safer. but if safety tests prioritize adult men, what does that mean for women? a recent study from the university of virginia reveals as seat belt wearing woman is 73% more likely to be seriously injured in a frontal car crash than a man. >> this has been a clear problem since at least the 1980s back when the regulators first asked for there to be dummies starting to represent women.

what they got was a scaled down version of the male dummy that today is so small that really it represents a young teenager. >> auto makers disagree that a change would help. the auto alliance told consumer reports it does not believe a female dummy would be useful because the current american female is closer in height and weight to the male dummy currently used for testing. the consumer report says they need to consider much more than just the size of dummies for different genders. >> it's not enough for us to just take the male dummy and scale it down to the size of a female. there are important physiological differences between men and women that makes our bodies react differently during a car crash. that's why it is important for us to account for those bio mechanical and material differences in our dummy's design. >> government agencies are evaluating a new set of dummies that have been in development

since the 1980s and are able to collect more data. however, there are currently no plans for an average female thor dummy. i'm michael finny, 7 on your side. >> great report right there. thank you, mike. still to come, we cover car break-ins frequently on the news. sometimes what's taken cannot be replaced. coming up next, the plea to return a priceles momento that went missing, a basketball jersey worn by a teenager who did not live to see his senior year. a live look from our exploratory camera right now. you can see the bay bridge. a beautiful shot as the sun begins to come up on what will be a gorgeous sunday all across the bay area. temperatures in the high 40s as you wake up to the low 50s. we'll right now, 2 of my breakfast jacks with a freshly cracked egg and your choice of sausage, or now chicken, are just 4 bucks.

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spent years outside in florida and sat in a garage for almost another 20 years. we do want to give you a look at your forecast. we'll take a look outside looking south at the east bay hills right now. you can see the sunrise coming up over the horizon on what will be a beautiful sunday on tap. a little shaking of the camera there from the wind. but not too much wind to deal with all across the bay area this morning. another look at the seven day coming up in just a bit. also next, is the new england patriots dynasty dead? a full look at how the titans of the nfl fell in the first round and what it means for the niners super bowl chances a

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in sports today, the sharks are hoping to make it a rare three-game win streak on the ice this season. they head to the nation's capital to play the washington capitals. the sharks are now coming off yesterday's win over the blue jackets. the caps of course the team to beat in the entire eastern conference. puck drop from the east coast happening at 9:30 this morning. as for football, a lot of experts say the niners are waking up with an easier road to the super bowl title this morning. a look at that and more in this morning's sports. >> good morning. a dynasty that some say started with the tough rule way back

against the raiders. tom brady and belichick have been the gold standard. that reign may have come to an end. pats play the wild card for the first time since the '09 season. to edelman. 10-7 new england. titans running back derek henry ready for the spotlight. he had 182 yards rushing on the titans second touchdown drive that accounts for all 75 yards on that drive. he becomes the fifth player in nfl history to score a touchdown on his birthday in the playoffs. 14-13 at the break. neither team could score in the second half until brady back up on the one. and picked off by former patriot logan ryan. he calls ball game. titans win 20-13. they send the patriots home and tom brady in free agency. >> i was proud to be a part of this team, not only this year

but every year. and, you know, again, i just don't know what's going to happen. and i'm not going to predict it and no one needs to make choices at this point. and, you know, i love playing football. i love playing for this team. i love playing for this team for two decades and winning a lot of games. warriors hosted the pistons. george kitle in the house. niners add the bye this weekend. dubs rocks the rim. nine points off the bench. draymond green's night ended early. he argued a call in the third and mocks the ref with his own tech call. that gives him a second technical. he's ejected. two points in 22 minutes. the dubs go on a run in the third quarter. monster slam there and the pick and roll game. burks buries the three. george kitle approves and the dubs are down three after three.

golden state has a chance to cut it to six. two missed layups here on the end seal their fate. pistons beat the dubs. golden state lost. sharks in san jose looking for a second straight win. in the penalty box. penalty ends. columbus with a lazy pass to center. and on it, 1-0 sharks. tied at one. columbus another sloppy line change, and the sharks push ahead with the advantage. to evander kane, and cain the wicked wrister right there. his first goal since december 14th. late in the third, san jose pushing ahead. erik karlsson bouncing the pass off the boards. and that's another goal. 3-1 sharks. at that point they win 3-2. they will go for three in a row today in d.c. and from college hoops on saturday night, the st. mary's

107-99 in quadruple overtime. and the nfl playoffs continue later today. find out who the niners host next weekend at levis. enjoy your sunday. >> thank you, chris. getting a check now on that bay area forecast as you wake up on this sunday morning. we start with a live look from our camera looking at the golden gate bridge. 49 degrees is what you are waking up with in the city, and that's pretty much what you are going to deal with no matter where you are in the bay area this morning. temperatures as you wake up in the upper 40s to low 50s. temperatures not budging too much throughout the day as we take a live look here. you can expect temperatures highs 59 in santa rosa this morning. 57 in san francisco. 59 in oakland and down in the south bay in san jose 59. concord topping out at 60 degrees today. a beautiful shot right here, and that is just gorgeous as the sun

begins to come up over the horizon on what is going to be a quiet sunday morning. not rain to deal with. no real fog or wind issues. just a beautiful, calm morning with a chilly start on this sunday. you will see we have pretty much washed, rinse and repeat the same weather watt eapattern. temperatures topping out at low 60s. no matter where you are, inland, bay area or coastal. again, another look at your seven day right there. next rain chance coming up on wednesday. and of course the rain chance on saturday that the forecast team will be watching very closely. 6:50 right now. taking care of our environment, and a teenager is making that easier for all of us. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez introduces us to him. >> became really easy for me to talk to the customer. >> reporter: this 17-year-old created his own website, keep

bay area beautiful after he saw a need to bring awareness about electronic waste. >> they go near people that kids that have to work near those landfills. because of the chemicals in the electronic waste such as led and mercury, it is very harmful. this could even lead to death. >> reporter: he is tackling this big problem by creating dropoff centers for people to dispose of their electronics properly. his first location was at the library. >> i would have to come every single day to just collect electronic waste and drop it off. >> reporter: his efforts got attention and recognition from the mayor. in april of 2019, he received the community hero award by state assembly member cho. >> if someone lives far away, i will also find other customers that live near there so i could go around and collect all the waste from that area. >> reporter: he picks up e-waste materials from people's homes. he also holds dropoff drives at local parks. with the help from his website and social media, he's hoping to

expand his organization beyond. >> i think the younger generation, especially with social media, technology, they have a voice that no other generation previously had. i'm not doing it for a payment . i'm doing it because i want to help the community. >> reporter: laura martinez, abc 7 news. let's talk about jerseys for a second here. some of us think they hold the key to our favorite teams winning. others think the tradition is bizarre, superstitious. and others they get attached to them because of the feelings and memories they bring on. their value can transcend cloth and numbers, which brings us to wayne who tells us about the search for a missing jersey and the story behind it. >> reporter: it is the last practice for this high school

before a big game tonight. while they will have five men on the court, they will still go into battle feeling one man short. >> he was our distributor, local leader, scorer, play maker. he was everything. >> reporter: hence the words on their shoes, which read all for you. the former number 11 died in a late night car crash on highway 101 last june. >> there hasn't been 10 or 11 colleges on his list. >> reporter: how do you go from such promise to such pain? >> yeah. >> reporter: his mother now wears his image around her neck and carries him permanently on her left arm. she did have his number 11 home jersey but gave it back to the team where his best friend opened the season wearing it. >> we wanted his jersey to be out there for his senior year, so we were like we actually need payton to wear that jersey. >> reporter: and he did until bad luck intervened after a game in oakland last month. someone broke into their car and took a backpack containing the jersey.

>> there ws like glass all over the ground. i looked inside, my bag was gone and my heart just dropped. >> reporter: now getting that jersey back has become important to the team and the family. they had planned to retire it this year. >> you know, having a duplicate jersey is not the same as having that jersey, the one he wore, the one he sweated in and played in. >> reporter: just like any other high school jersey. but please, they asked, whoever took this, please bring it back no questions asked. >> it means everything. it is absolutely priceless. absolutely priceless. like there is no -- it is a one of a kind. >> reporter: abc 7 news. we hope someone does return that jersey. up next, it is legos galore in the bay area today where you can take the family for a world

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happening today, if you want to tap into your inner child at the holiday lego show, today is the last day for the display. this year's theme is at the beach. the lego creations also include bay area landmarks. admission is $3 a person. the show is open from 11:00 to 3:30 this afternoon. before we go, we want to give you a final look at the seven day forecast. here it is.

you can expect to top out in temperatures around the low 60s, upper 50s on this sunday morning. 60 inland, 58 bay and 56 for our coastal cities looking at the next seven days, the weather pattern is locked in. tuesday night into wednesday morning. and then we're clear for thursday and friday and then saturday. more rain likely. of course the team will be watching that very closely. thanks so much for joining us. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. good morning americ i ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in my head. ♪ ♪ next time i'll go to jack, at least then i'll get fed. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $5.99 white cheddar cheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪

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