tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, arrey to du re with ls asthma? dupixent. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> last-minute shopping for one of the season's hottest items. covid tests are flying off the shelves as families prepare to get together with loved ones for the holidays. bay area residents excited to gather together safely and stay healthy. you are watching abc seven news at 6:00 a.m.. i am liz kreutz. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. it feels like christmas season. lisa: we are going to hold off

on that for another day and a half, maybe two days. this morning, greeted again with warm temperatures, the fog not as much of an it is 39 in hayward. upper 30's in san ramon and livermore. a little patchy fog, but overall five to seven degrees milder from where it was very chilly yesterday. hayward, you are still cold out there. we will break into a mixture of clouds and sun today, still really cold through noon. by the afternoon, milder in the south bay. in the north bay, our inland valleys, probably about 50, so a chilly winter day with the sun setting at 4:53. we are going to gain sunlight into next week. liz: with christmas less than a

week away, bay area shoppers are hitting the stores to find last-minute items. as tim johns tells us, it was more than just gifts on people's minds. >> as the holiday shopping season enters the final stretch, shoppers are hitting the stores around the bay area. one of the most popular spots is the village. >> i found it more busy than i was last year. >> i am so excited. some sparkly sweaters. >> i do not have a plan of what i am going to get. i am just here trying to find stuff. >> after a hard holiday season last year, many retailers say they are happy to see shoppers at it again. >> it has been bananas. today has been ongoing traffic back-and-forth. we have not had any down time. >> many shoppers told us they

knew omicron variant was still on their mind. >> i have my parents and people i want to look out for. >> one of the hottest items are at home covid tests. the cvs told us they sold out of tests within 24 hours. >> you just want to have it on hand. >> covid is not the only factor on shoppers' minds. some tell us the prices are playing a role. >> in comparison to years past, it is 10% to 15% higher. >> despite the challenges this season may bring, many say they are looking forward to spending time with loved ones. >> we are all doing what we can to stay healthy and safe. at the end of the day, christmas, i have to be with my family. liz: it was a big night in san francisco at the castro theatre rolled out the green carpet for the u.s. premiere of matrix resurrections.

all the stars were there, including neo, played by kiana reeves -- keanu reeves. >> roll out the green carpet and look at the green light. san francisco went green to honor the premier of the anticipated matrix resurrections movie. >> it brings back a lot of memories. >> a short cameo in the film. >> it is my dream to have matrix and other holiday -- hollywood >> >> films come to san francisco. the top-secret filling began in 2020 under the codename project ice cream. >> we got so lucky because we wrapped as the world was shutting down. >> and 2020, images of kiana reeves jumping off a building went viral. >> what would you say was the highlight of shooting the film in san francisco or parts of it here? >> walking the streets, the

light, and leaping off the building. that was a pretty big highlight. >> one of his biggest fans is our own former giants player. >> are you inviting him to the ballpark? >> i'm pretty sure there is an open invitation. >> he shared how the matrix inspired him through his career. >> i would do all my interviews thinking of morpheus's posture. this is the first time i have ever mentioned that to anyone. >> keanu had a message after the ballpark invitation. >> thanks, man. >> the matrix resurrections is about >> bringing characters back together. i brought two characters back to life. >> this film also brought together a diverse cast. >> every production to look like

the world. >> we had to ask. do you think? ? there is going to be a fit matrix -- do you think there's one to be a fifth matrix? >> that i cannot say. liz: numerous landmarks turned green for the premier. you can see here city hall lit up in green and san francisco international airport, all lit up. take a look at this. our roof cameras caught this fireworks display last night. it started just before 11:30. the studio that owns the franchise did tweet that the fireworks show was for the movie's premiere. the show went on for about 10 minutes. across america, our nation's heroes were honored in a touching tribute.

read this -- rw were placed. ♪ >> the bay area. this is what it looks like. it is all in honor of national wreaths across america day. volunteers set out to remember u.s. servi mem.reha1000 children francisco now have a toy for thd children in the community. with falling snow. there were then train rides.

to make sure everybody is safe for the holidays, the chinese hospital also offered covid vaccinations >>. the chinese hospital has been focusing on creating walk-in clinics and participating in local events so people can just walk up and get it. >> the hospital has plenty of vaccines available for children and adults. hundreds of families received joy for the holidays. samaritan house hosted a drive-through at the san mateo event center. 1700 children got new toys and 600 households were given a $100 visa gift card. a congresswoman helped out and helped spread the word about making sure we stay safe over the holidays. >> stay six feet apart. get your booster. you will be safe. we all have our masks on even

though we are outside and all the people in the cars have masks on. >> samaritan house has already given 3000 target it serves low. lisa: we are in the low 40's right now in san francisco and that sounds milder than the 30's but not really. it is cold everywhere. a mix of clouds and sun today, a couple dry days for most of us before rain begins. we will talk about two level two systems in the week ahead. liz: also ahead, preventing wildfires. the investments lawmakers are making to protect communities from devastation. and continuing a christmas tradition. how the san francisco guardsmen

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toured the park saturday, or many homes have been rebuilt. >> we suffered so much. you came together so beautifully. you listened to each other in terms of how to build back better. >> pelosi speaking to fire survivors, touting the passage of the infrastructure investment and jobs act, providing $1.2 trillion in funding. >> the truth is we can improve our infrastructure. we can improve our vegetation management, our preparedness, and these things can help us prevent the catastrophic damage we lived through in 2017. >> she is still rebuilding her home. she says preventing future wildfires is crucial. >> we love our family but we do not want any new members. we do not want to fire survivors to have to join us. >> the new funding could pay for

fire prevention >>, we need to build three fire stations so there is potentially funding for that. we need to build a fire station in an area that is underserved and marginalized in roseland. potentially there is funding for that. >> the investments cannot guarantee more wildfires will not happen but can keep resilient communities safer and better protected. liz: the salvation army is hard at work helping thousands of families make sure this holiday season is going to be a memorable one. the san francisco chapters handing out toys and holiday cheer. 2000 children will be receiving a bag of gifts. families had to preregister to receive these holiday goodies and the salvation army says this past year has been an especially tough one for many. >> we are seeing an increase in

the number of people asking for help. we are seeing a decrease in the number of donations. there are a lot of issues, inflation and concern about crime. >> in the bay area, there are fewer donations. they are trying to get the word out that they need more donations to help with growing demand. a christmas tree giveaway for people living in the bayview or hunters point area of san francisco. every year, the guardsmen sell christmas trees to raise money for at risk youth. leftovers are given away to families in need who cannot afford one of their own. today's giveaway will be on jenning street starting at 1:00 this afternoon. there will be another giveaway tomorrow. the urgent threat posed by climate change is driving an intense search for solutions. spencer christian has a look at

some that are homegrown. >> if you want to see the future of climate sustainable architecture, you can look under this floating lab or maybe examine the oyster friendly panels or perhaps you can visit the california college of the arts, or the floating lab and oyster project were engineered and where architecture students are building on what they have learned. >> using source materials to enrich our local habitats. >> the current student projects were assigned by a professor, with many incorporating native dogwood. several prototypes have already been placed under the floating research platform. to learn more about the sea life they might support and other uses expanded from there. >> my challenge to them was what could you design with this

material that is easily sourced? as something that could begin to take on life above water or below water that they care about. >> like the floating lab and oyster platforms, the idea is to create architecture that supports native organisms, engineer habitats that help structures like buildings and seawalls adapt to climate change. like the environment itself, the concepts are broad and diverse. >> the idea is to make a bunch of nests that become an ecosystem. >> for my project, the creation of a bio plastic. technically edible. >> what inspired you to focus on this project? >> we all may be subconsciously dug into what we care about and tackled that. it comes from the idea of hope. >> over the years, students have

competed in many zion competitions, producing the kind of ideas that are already funding their way into real-life projects, ultimately turning their education into action. >> they are architecture students. they know the impact of their profession on the environment. >> and potentially on their future. liz: the design class and those projects are part of the college's architecture ecology lab, which fosters collaborations between designers and researchers and manufacturers. last sunday before christmas and it is going to be a wet one this week. lisa: it is. that is my gift to you and everyone. it is going to be beneficial. we will have gusty wind and travel delays. we are not going to have flooding. there could be downed trees and

power lines and rain could get heavy. we have three level two systems to plot out for you. we have to get into the high-resolution models where we can get a better handle on what is to come in the next 48 hours. beyond that, it is anyone's guess as to when the heaviest rain hits. you can see the energy up to the north. we will have a system setting up offshore that will continue to spread waves of rain our way almost through the 28th or so, but it looks like it will be ending towards the end of the year. not so in the mountains. here is a look at that fog. about a a hf air. current numbers are in the 30's there. 35, palo alto.

upper 30's in oakland, so another chilly start but not as cold as yesterday. yesterday was five degrees colder in livermore and cloud cover has been sitting with us overnight. that son, not coming up until about 7:20. winter arrives tuesday, so we will gain a few seconds after that, the days getting eventually a little longer. a chance of rain tomorrow. mean rain comes in overnight into your tuesday, not great for that tuesday morning commute. there is a look at the cloud cover in the north bay. otherwise, more son for the south bay. as we look at monday, it is cloudy, a few areas of drizzle. here comes the cold front. it is offshore by monday night, but overnight it pushes into the north bay. 6:00, we're looking at heavy

rain and showers to the east bay. it pushes through by the noon hour and still rain in the east bay. the tuesday afternoon commute, much better. you can see higher amounts here with the shading in the north bay. that is the first system. look what happens into the next nine days. this is the 28th of december. we are looking at yellow here and orange in the bay area. that translates into two to three inches of rain through next tuesday. that would be good news. in the mountains, that is a winter storm warning. that is a popular week for sure. 50. the forecast is chilly, some fog out there, chance of rain with wind, heavy rain at times.

maybe two inches in the wettest locations and then weather will stay with us into thursday. christmas eve, maybe another system gets energized, bringing us heavy rain. christmas day looks soggy for new bikes and such. by that time, we are used to it. liz: it is a gift so long as my flight gets out on time. thanks. not the face covering that you are used to seeing where at least i would think so. why this man says he wore a pair of underwear as a m is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c.

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regulated industry cannot compete with the widespread illegal economy, where prices are lower and sales are double or triple the legal business. a florida man is banned from flying united airlines over what he used as a mask. he wore a pair of women's underwear over his nose and mouth but the airline noticed it and kicked him off the flight. >> off the airplane. >> you can see jenny's red underwear on his face as he gets taken off the plane. he says he was trying to show why the rule does not make sense to him. >> there is nothing more absurd than having to wear a mask until i get to cruising altitude so i can order tito's and snack onckn

pretzels. illustrating that by wearing women's underwear on my face sounds perfect. >> other passengers started to speak up. this man chose to leave the flight as well. >> i am out of here. >> he says several passengers ended up getting off the plane to support him. >> they saw something, and injustice, summing that did not make sense, and they stood up. >> afterwards, he received this email from united airlines saying he is now banned from united flights until his case has been reviewed by the passenger incident review committee. he says he still feels like he was in the right. >> your rights end where mine began. you do not get to tell me how i conduct myself. liz: according to united's website, masks should not have vents or openings and should fully cover your nose and mouth. he says he believes his underwear mask followed those guidelines, he says he was also

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was like, this is freezing. there was wind to go with it. today, we are not going to see much warmer conditions, but the warmest locations will be in the south bay and around oakland. right now, we are in the 30's. 36 in berkely. 34 in fremont. looking at our 24 hour temperature change right now, it is warmer than it was yesterday. we had numbers even below freezing on the peninsula, so it will take time to warm up. just over a mile there, so be careful if you are headed out. 9:00, we are in the 40's with partly cloudy skies. tort 11:00, upper 40's. by the afternoon, we have clouds hanging around in parts of the north bay. low to mid 50's elsewhere. looking at some stats, we could see one of the snowiest winters on record in tahoe in the next

week or so. rain and snow to come. liz: with an increase in covid cases across the country, several major events have been rescheduled or canceled. organizations point to rising positive cases in the last two days. christine sloan has more. >> cove is causing disruptions in the sports world. two games scheduled for today are been pushed to tuesday. the nfl is enacting protocols that will include a more targeted testing plan and the ability for players to opt out for the rest of the season. >> you can see teams trying to huddle up in lockdown. >> the biden administration says it is delaying enforcement of its vaccine or test rule by a month. moshe says companies with 100 or more workers will have to require proof of vaccination or

begin testing workers in early february and covid-19 infections continue to rise across the country. health officials say omicron is spreading quickly and is set to overtake delta is the dominant variant. >> in the next few weeks. there is an urgency to develop interventions. >> the tsa screening 2.2 million travelers on friday, long lines at airports across the country. >> bring hand sanitizer or wives with you. if you eat something or drink something -- wipes with you. if you eat something or drink something, put your mask up afterwards. >> nearly 22,000 positive tests in the past 24 hours. president biden is set to discuss the covid surge on tuesday. liz: the city of light wlight be welcoming the new year like

this in 2022. paris has canceled its traditional fireworks display because of omicron fears. the news follows an announcement by the prime minister. covid cases have increased nearly 7% in france. coming up this morning, with the honor cron variant spreading through the country and hospitalization -- omicron variant spreading through the country and hospitalizations going up -- you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning here on abc 7. closing arguments are expected tomorrow and the trial of former minnesota police officer kim potter, accused of shooting and killing daunte wright during a traffic stop in april. here is faith abubey with potter's testimony. >> kim potter taking the witness stand friday afternoon. for the first time, publicly

explaining the events when she shot and killed 20-year-old daunte wright. she has pleaded not guilty. >> i remember yelling, taser, and nothing happened. then he told me i shot him. >> potter and the officer she was training stopped his vehicle for an expired tag on an air freshener -- a >> >> violation under minnesota law. we were trying to keep him from driving away. >> chaotic. >>the prosecution looking to prove she was negligent and reckless during the traffic stop , focusing on this moment after the shooting. potter breaking down during cross-examination. >> you stop doing your job completely. you did not communicate happened over the radio. you did not run down the street

and try to save his life. you were focused on what you had done. you had just killed somebody. >> i am sorry it happened. >> his familyttorneys abc news the testimony further confirmed the killing was absolutely preventable. >> she is a law enforcement officer who was on the force but could not differentiate between her taser and firearm. that says a lot about the lack of training. >> the defense and prosecution have rested their case. we expect closing arguments monday, meaning the jury could start deliberating next week. liz: driversriversriversriversrs holmes trial will resume deliberations tomorrow. the judge gave them instructions friday and then they broke for the day later. the founder faces a total of 11 charges in connection with the blood testing startup.

if convicted, she could face 20 years in prison. there is a podcast about the case hostedostedostedostedosted one of my favorites. it is called the dropout. there are new episodes every tuesday and you should listen. developing news in los angeles. a music festival was shut down by the fire marshal after a man was stabbed. the concert ended early. officials opened the gates of the venue so concertgoers could disperse. a spokesperson told our sister station a stabbing victim was hospitalized. reports said the individual was a performer at the festival and have not been confirmed. dozens of artists have been scheduled to perform, including snoop dogg

no arrests in connection with the stabbing have been announced. the last kmart in california is closing today. it is located in grass valley. it is the final kmart on the west coast. everything there is for sale. locals say the store will be missed. >> i used to work here a long time ago. it is kind of moment at the same time. i miss it. liz: kmart began as a dime store detroit. in 2002, cairo -- for bankruptcy protection. there are only a few dozen now left in the united states. this one is set to become a target store. still ahead, welcoming new

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let's get a check outside. lisa: a nice picture from santa cruz. the official sunrise after 7:00. seven-day precipitation total down here in santa cruz will be over two inches. what about your neighborhood? stay tuned. i have a look at the rest of the weekend next. >> the warriors wrap up their east coast -- sending only nine players to toronto. chris alvarez will have highlights. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪

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a road trip in toronto. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. >> just nine warriors made the trip to toronto. six players flew back to the bay area early. 50% capacity in toronto. toronto rookie scottie barnes dribbling. fred vanvleet. it is good. he had 27. moments later, warriors on offense. a dribble drive and elevate. nice move from the rookie. one o o o the game, kuminga making the most of his minutes. barnes says, thank you very thay to his hand. raptors running away. that made it a 26 point game.

let's go back to coming to. chris chiozza, nice pass to kuminga. the warriors finish that road trip 3-2, now back to the bay for the match up against the kings. >> tonight, really proud of the guys, and now we have to get some rest and bounceback weekly with the game monday night -- quickly with the game monday night. >> snfdscedscoredscoredscoredscd the second quarter. tennessee cut the lead to three. beats the third quarter buzzer. stanford goes back up. finishing with 12 total and stanford wins. the usf basketball team, one of

seven undefeated teams left, just over a minute ago. he had a game-high 23 and makes it a three-point game. 40 seconds to go now. they get the steal and now defense to offense. the triple is good. a one-point game, but usf missed two chances at the buzzer. saturday night football [applause] jones and the patriots. it is blocked -- saturday night football, mac jones and the patriots. it is blocked. jonathan taylor wants it all, 67 yard housecall. that is your look at spt is goit week ahead. lisa: the timing of it will bring rain and wind with

mountain snow for much of the week ahead, even to the end of the year. rain hitting the bay area tomorrow into tuesday. there is a look at the rain and the pacific northwest. we have fog from the central valley, not as dense as yesterday. it is a mile and a half of visibility in san carlos. plenty of clouds out there keeping us a little warmer this morning. tell that to our friends in gilroy, where the roadway has been pretty dicey from livermore -- gilroy to san jose with fog combined with cold temperatures, maybe even freezing fog out there. the 24 hour temperature change brings us up a little bit compared to yesterday. nice view here from santa cruz with upper 30's to mid 50's

today. the rain will start tuesday along santa cruz. so valley fog, partly cloudy, and cool this afternoon with a rain chance tomorrow. the actual cold front does not arrive until tuesday. santa rosa, 18 inches of rain. oakland, almost 11 inches. we are well above average. although we are doing well now, we often get a midwinter dry spell. we could go for a month without any rain. hopefully we do not. as we look at cloud cover into monday, when we start the rain into tuesday it will continue with us through the holiday. there it is late monday. tuesday morning commute has heavy rain mainly offshore with

gusty wind passing by. here it is 3:00 and we still have rain in the east bay and south bay. it will not be until late in the evening we get rid of rain altogether, but rainfall amounts will be focused in the north bay. over a half inch in hayward. toured concord and livermore, at least three quarters of an inch. this takes us through christmas night with a good two to three inches. this is your seven-day totals, which will allow for us to keep well above average. as we look at heights today, slightly milder with the sun -- highs today, slightly milder with the sun. otherwise, that level two arrives early tuesday and still lingers into wednesday. we get a break somewhat thursday, a level 1 system with a few showers. christmas eve, we will see

another push of heavy rain and then showers into christmas day. it will go on and on, so stay tuned for that day by day forecast. liz: we have seen so many businesses close in the bay area during the pandemic, but now new businesses are on the way to san francisco's ferry building commit many owned by immigrants or people of color. -- ferry building, many owned by immigrants or people of color. here's a look at doing business in one of the city's most iconic buildings. kumasi: maison verbena is beautiful to see, but what draws customers in is the smell. are t most popular. everything is made by hand. >> we dip it in the soy. liz: --

kumasi: the company started as a passion product. the owners never imagined they would sell the products in one of san francisco's most iconic buildings. >> we have been given an opportunity by the ferry building. we have been doing better than ever. we are proud to say it started from humble beginnings. >> they have been in this location for about a year and have done well. >> we get people from around the world but also natives coming through. you see a mix of people and get exposure to what everyone around the world might want to see. you know you are offering >> something. soon, even more small businesses will have their own stores in the ferry building. >> we are excited for the new businesses. kumasi: lillian five of the new businesses are owned by immigrants or people of

color. a latin american eat eat eat eat dips and spreads, a sustainable caviar producer, and bread pudding and seasonal cobbler. >> black-owned businesses is an important part of representing the bay area. we are thrilled businesses have been so popular, lines out the door every day. i think that goes to what people want to see and what is important to show. >> maison verbena hopes their new neighbors will share their story of success with the help of a san francisco icon. >> nothing comes super easily, but you need to be prepared and hard-working. once that luck hits, you will take off. >>

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>> today>> is your last chance to check out the christmas fair. you can enjoy live music, handcrafted gifts and ornaments and candles, and great food and drinks. the affair website also features an online shopping portal so you can buy gifts. it costs $25 per car. also today, businesses in san francisco's castro district or hold a winter wonderland block party. it will turn into a joyous holiday festival. there will be photos with santa, storytime, and live music and entertainment. merchants in the area will hold a holiday art mart. the block party runs from 11:00 to 5:00. a lot going on, and it is going to be dry today before wet

weather comes in. lisa: tomorrow will be dry as well until the overnight hours. chilly this morning, partly cloudy low to mid 50's this afternoon, and looking at a chance of rain monday. it is 50 today in concord in the afternoon. 49 in napa. a level two system arrives early tuesday with wind and rain. another, heavier system christmas eve. liz: thank you all for joining abseve abseve .is

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