building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. slick roads and downed trees. it's been a soggy and cold weekend across the bay area and there's more scattered showers on the way this morning. good morning everybody. it's sunday december 4th. i'm loose croix here with lisa arjun and let's start with a look at the weather lisa because boys have been raining this weekend it same team though. he had this morning exactly. you're right. we have some more rain, but the big winners yesterday the east bay and the south bay and as we look at lived up with seven right now, you see those lightning strikes up to the north coast there could be a chance slight chance mainly for the north bay, but we're going to see multiple rounds of still some scattered showers that want to work through the area right on through early tuesday, but

mount hamilton right now some scattered showers you can see over around lafayette and concord little wet weather, but as we look towards the north, this is an area of low pressure that will slowly make its way through northern california the next couple days. so we're going to keep a level one now tomorrow into tuesday with light to moderate showers anywhere from a quart. inch to an additional it now sor a cold start to the day and as we go through the next couple of hours, we're going to stay chilly. we're going to see the scattered showers and we're going to look for that line to move through and allow for some drier air as well. so we're going to be talking about the niners forecast, but more rain chances coming up in my seven day outlook, and we also have some fog and in cold weather that will continue to bring possible freezing mornings the next couple of mornings. so we're a few degrees warmer with the cloud cover, but the roadways are damp. we'll talk about the rest of your sunday and the week ahead

liz which is feeling wintry like coming up it sure as lisa. thank you. we mentioned at the bay area just getting soaked this weekend and what we do need it to help of course ease the drought the wet weather is making things messy for those who have had to venture outside abc 7 news reporter onstar has rnynd reneen the heavy rain wasn't going to stop them from getting the family christmas tree even in this weather coming out to get your tree. of course, it's christmas. well, i was told there'd be a rainfall but it was wrong. it just counting the rain. yeah, it's not gonna keep us away. we have to we have to get it done this tradition. so the family is one of the few who despite the rain still made it out to morris christmas trees lot in san ramon. it's the time of the year. they grab a tree so it's raining snowing hailing. whenever you want get something. some parts to the bay area will get up to an inch and a half of rain this weekend. saturday is expected to be the

wettest day with rainfall through monday. the rain also means snow for lake tahoe. it's good. we're anticipating it. we're very excited for it. it's great to see lake level rain lake level snow. kevin cooper is a tahoe area travel expert. he says they've been getting about a hundred inches below the average. fall over the past few years. that's why he's excited about this weekend's rain, which could bring up to two feet of snow any type of precipitation now as we've been in a drop for so long over a decade any precip is good, but this actually feels like a normal winner. climate experts like andrew schwartz with uc berkeley central. sierra snow lab says a strong storm this early in the season is a good start the longer term forecast for california show another dry winter. we need about an extra years worth of precipitation to come out of the drought. so i guess a successful season this year if we wanted to come out of the droughts about 60 feet of snow. that might be a little bit optimistic though short says that's only happened twice in the past hundred and fifty years

in san abc 7 news. some pleasant hill residents will have to deal with car damage caused by this weekend's stormy weather a large tree came down on saturday crushing at least two vehicles and damaging others near patterson road and roberta avenue. it caused some other property damage outside homes nearby, but fortunately nobody was injured. all the rain is forced the oakland zoo to close today for all day time admissions the zoo tweeted this video with information on the closure as of now. the glofari light festival is still on for tonight. the zoo says it will reassess midday and post on its website if there are any changes. and a winter storm warning is in effect right now for the sierra and it is a messy drive for those who are on the roads headed to or from tahoe chains are required on parts of interstate 80. the storm warning is an effect until tomorrow morning and people are being advised not to make the drive unless they

absolutely have to you can check the forecast anytime and access live doppler 7 on demand through our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app download the app now wherever you stream all right developing news out of disneyland in anaheim. we've learned a man in his 50s jumped to his death from a parking structure police are now investigating disneyland guests are reporting that trams were shut down and people were having to walk back to their cars from inside the park. we're working together more information and we'll bring you any updates as they come in. all right a sideshow in the middle of the night at one of san francisco's most prominent locations has raised questions about a slow response from police. this was the scene nearby the ferry building on the embarcadero at washington street just before midnight on friday night two observers sent abc 7 news video of cars kicking up smoke and driving recklessly all

while dozens of pedestrians watched john wells was one of the people recording from his balcony. he says the sideshow went on for about 15 minutes and by the time police arrived all of the drivers were gone. and at that point i just saw maybe two or three police cars just patrolling the area and that was pretty much it. these events could be really dangerous. somebody could get really badly hurt and it seems like you know our public officials haven't really formulated a good response to these things so they can get these under control. we reached out to san francisco police regarding wells's claim about friday night, but the department has not responded. in the east bay a postal service truck carrying mail and packages burst into flames after a car slammed into an early saturday morning on i-880 near broadway in oakland. the driver trd by the fire and sadly died investigators say it appears the driver of a white ford crown, victoria was racing

another car when it hit the truck which then slammed into a concrete barrier and overturned on broadway the cars driver left the scene the postal service has all the mail that was in that truck was outbound and people can find out if their packages were destroyed by tracking their shipment online. new details this morning on a shooting outside of a pizza restaurant in pleasant hill on friday night. we've learned the victim as a 36 year old man and the suspect who has been arrested is 54 police. say the shooting happened after the two men got into a dispute inside the pizza my way at contra costa boulevard and ellenwood drive. it's spilled outside and that's when the victim was shot multiple times. his condition is not available. the victim is an employee and he did know the gunman. building a better bay area focuses now on our health new numbers show covid-19 cases are surging here in the bay area and across california since thanksgiving bay area news group reports cases have jumped from eight daily cases per 100,000

residents and late october to over 13 at the end of november santa clara and solano are net counties are now on the cdc's list of counties with the highest transmission levels flu and rsv cases are spiking as well the cdc now lists, california among 11 states with the highest influenza like illness activity. and also in our efforts to build a better bay area we have focused on the plight of the tenderloin this morning the city of san francisco is shutting the doors of the tenderloin center once seen as a key part to the city's battle against the drug overdose crisis it now stands to close without a backup plan and his abc 7 news reporter tara campbell reports the gap in vital services could leave the city's most vulnerable with no other options. soon this site will come down sunday. the tenderloin center will close and for the hundreds of people accessing its services daily. there's some anxiety. i'm gonna miss it. i'm a totally miss universe pj says the center gives him a safe

place to use drugs access clean supplies and support in case he overdoses take it away. now dirty needles we're gonna have, you know, not a place to go to you, you know safely the center opened in january shortly after mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin district and according to the mayor's office. 300 overdoses have been reversed here and more than 200 people have been placed into housing another thousand connected to shelters. it's also a place to get a free meal and warm shower. the impression is the board supervisor for the tenderloin district. it makes absolutely no sense and it's been a real source of frustration. the mayor's plan is to open more permanent facilities. dubbed wellness center's offering similar services, but time says the supervisor has run out we're surprisers is on record urging the mayor to make sure there was no gap to either stand up a new site or or extend

temporarily the tenderloin center services, and she's not doing either the mayor's office provided a statement reading in part after the closure of the tlc the city will continue to partner with community organizations to prevent fatal drug over. doses reduce open-air drug use in and around neighborhoods and provide services such as behavioral health programs. darryl orrington lives in the neighborhood. what do you think of the closure of the tenderloin center? well, i'm kind of come see consoles also about it. i know it caused a lot of distraction for the community and the community don't want it there because his eyesore in a way, but i also i think it's saving lives. thank you tara campbell abc 7 news. alright lee, so it's gonna check out the forecast still raining out there this morning. yeah. sure is liz. look at that.

that's the snow in the sierra nevada where we have a winter storm warning till 4:00 tomorrow now the lake level snow good news changing over there to snow some heavy wet snow so we'll see an additional eight to 13 inches at the resorts. we'll talk about the rest of the bay area the week ahead next. thank you. lisa also ahead guns for cash. no questions asked how the community participated in a gun buyback in san mateo plus plunging for a cause why people we're jumping into the cold san francisco water this weekend. 'tis the season for holiday magic for the whole family on freeform and disney plus pretty cool. tim. allen returns in the hotly anticipated the santa clauses a disney plus original series join the family that slays plus more holiday classics on disney plus then on freeform celebrate all 25 days of christmas with 25 times the holiday fun. here's what you can watch today

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all right, welcome back. here is a live look from our abc 7 oakland airport camera roads are soggy there tarmac soggy people have to take it safe if they're hitting the rows this weekend, san mateo county hosted its anonymous gun buyback this weekend. the sheriff's office says hundreds of people surrendered weapons and returned for some cash. no questions asked according to the report 288 firearms in total were collected and that includes six assault weapons and 18 ghost guns a ghost gun refers to a firearm. that doesn't have a commercial serial number which makes the firearm untraceable county officials say gun buyback events help to provide a place to get rid of firearms. they hope to improve public safety in san mateo county with these gun buybacks.

dozens of brave advocates plunged into the frigid bay waters yesterday to save a crumbling san francisco landmark aquatic park pier or municipal pier was recently closed to the public because it's structurally unsafe. well now friends of the pier are urging federal officials to fund the skyrocketing repair bill abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard has the story. here, how was it? it was cold had fabulous. fran hegler was among a group of brave folks who jumped into the super cold bay water. chilly move designed to get some attention for an aging landmark in distress municipal pier at aquatic park. we here in san francisco need to send a message to our friends in washington at the park service and in congress that it's time to fix. historic 1400 foot pier once enjoyed by fishermen and tourists is in dire need of repair its owned by the national park service built in 1933, but years of crashing waves and winter storms have literally

left it crumbling national park service close to peer permanently just a few weeks ago last summer a fire burned and abandoned building near the entrance of the pier you sign a postcard to help save aquatic park pier. advocates are rallying the public to urge federal officials to come up with funds to fix the pier that repair bill now topping 100 million dollars my message to the feds is we need money yesterday come and save this resource. it is a national asset advocates say if the pier was allowed to collapse into the bay aquatic cove could disappear. it's not just recreation it protects the beach from erosion park officials. tell abc 7 news the national park service remains committed to prioritizing and planning for the replacement of municipal pier and will continue to work with community and government stakeholders toward achieving a viable solution should funding become available advocates call it peer pressure and they say they'll keep jumping in the water and making noise until a

commitment is made to save this piece of history. in san francisco cornell bernard abc 7 news the study shows california's wine industry contributes more than 73 billion dollars to the state economy. the study was financed by two industry groups the california association of wine grape growers and the wine institute the report shows the direct and indirect influences from wineries vineyards and related figure is an increasebo16 billi6 today. is your chance to check out some of the bay area's best museums, and it won't cost you a dime if you're lucky to get a ticket all weekend 21, san francisco's most popular music dams are waving admission. the fees are being covered by anonymous donors museums participate participating today include the exploratorium the moma and the asian art museum beware tickets are sold out online, so you'll have to try to get them in person. there will be a limited amount of tickets available on site for

more information go to sf free museum. com what weather yesterday wasn't enough to dampen spirits at an event in oakland's chinatown? musical performances were just part of the show at the annual chinatown winter solstice festival the event continues today with arts and craft booths along with several different foodrs. the festival is put on by the oakland chinatown improvement council. and lisa's, who is it? just tweeted at me one of our viewers robert just tweeted us. we're both in niners read today. we totally yeah. of course. all right. yeah, we are going to have a dry slot several dry slots throughout the day today as dryer air works its way in that could allow for a slight chance of a thunderstorm, but the main activity will be in the north bay today and kind of opposite of what we had yesterday. so we are looking at a lot of

doppler 7 right here and you can see the lightning strikes the area of low pressure behind the passage of the cold front overnight allowing for that unstable air. but what a beautiful scene isn't it with all of the rain throughout california the snow in the mountains and as we look at the south bay once again some showers working through around mount hamilton the hills along fremont there and going in closer 101 morgan hill. wow, you've had some pretty good brain the past few days and continues into the morning hours right on through mount hamilton there but as we look up to the north here notice that cold air the snow in the mountains and up into theoking at that moou o'clock tom total of eight inchs south lake 16 inches donner and still the upper elevations above 7,000 feet looking at more of like a foot and a half but back home. it is 49 in hayward san leandro and oakland looking at 50 san

francisco and pacifica and there's some fog out there, but the winds they're gonna bring the temperatures up a little bit. was it cold enough yesterday those 40s in the east bay east bay the north bay so south means little breezy this morning and look outside there and looking at the damp pavement cold showers scattered throughout the day today and monday and a few lingering right on through tuesday. so here's the way it's going to play out throughout the early morning hours. there's a line of activity up in the north bay and throughout the afternoon. we'll get some sun and still some spotty showers, but some low snow levels there but by your monday morning commute, look what happens. we are looking at another line of rain that wants to hold together and it's going to take us through the afternoon hours. this is still the morning hours with some showers and then you see by the afternoon trailing southward into the south bay. so we're adding up the rest of your sunday and monday just a few lingering showers into tuesday and you'll notice still looking at about a tenth of an inch in the south bay upwards of about a half inch and our inland east bay and some of these will

be bringing down some heavier rain. we call that the convective shower activity behind the cold front where you can get a pretty good downpour and that could really boost those total. so very widely ranging totals throughout today and tomorrow, but we will see some sun out there and temperatures will be just a little bit warmer. so how about upper 50s today in fremont the scattered showers the level one and our storm impact scale and those south winds allowing for a bit of a boost in our temperatures, but boy, we're gonna have some very cold mornings as we get into the middle of the week. so down in santa clara bit of a break there with upper 50s and partly cloudy skies. there's a slight chance of a few sprinkles, but overall, i think game, we'll be dry the accuather seven-day forecast. so level 1 system today and tomorrow those lingering showers into tuesday a frosty morning again as we clear out temporarily midweek looks like another system into the end of the week that could linger into next weekend. so we have to fine tune those details as we get about 36 hours out for the second half of the upcoming work week, but as for

the first half, yeah, we hope you enjoyed the rain. we even got our tree yesterday, even though finally it was soggy. yes. mike went out and did it in the rain did good for i hope the little decorating just alright, lisa. thanks just ahead under pressure for safer. rideshare is why city leaders in the south bay are trying to change how uber and lyft reports sexual assaults. abc 7 storm impact scale it's gonna be a two moderate storm from one to five like to severe know exactly how every storm will impact you and wendy once again be prepared with the abc 7 storm impact scale abc 7 news.

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sunday morning. all right in the south bay. there's a big disagreement this morning between community leaders and rideshare companies it all centers around a proposed ordinance that would force companies like uber and lyft to report sexual assault allegations to please it's something that big names and law enforcement are pushing for however many victim advocacy groups are against it abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes explains. why? with only weeks left in office san jose mayor sam. licardo is doubling down on a proposed ordinance. he says will improve community safety and proposing to the council. that we require any ride sharing or taxi companies including uber and lyft to report any sexual assault occurring in connection with their services. and a fully informed survivors of their choices about whether to report their victimization and how best to access services the proposal is backed by santa clara county district. attorney jeff rosen who says that talks with ride share companies about the ordinance started months ago their of engagement was disheartening.

their refusal to move from their position was disappointing. they're automatic rejection of even a suggested pilot project was extremely dissatisfying and dangerous. we reached out to uber who says it's clear with survivors. that contacting police is their choice to make and they have teams to support them uber told us in a statement to insinuate that uber somehow mislead survivors or benefits financially or reputationally or from our approach is categorically false. we have talked to openly about these issues and led the industry to disclose detailed data not because it was easy, but because it was the right thing to do one of the groups uber says it's policy has been guided by is valor us ceo. sandra enrique says the proposed ordinance is harmful to victims. we are one of the groups that went to uber and said do not share survivors confidential information without their consent enrique says the organization is brought their concerns to local leaders, but we're not able to come to an agreement. they need to be able to control

when and how they deal with that they don't need people calling them out of the blue and saying hey we got your phone number from this other place and we want to talk to you about that. ricardo goes before the city's rules committee with the proposal on wednesday and expects it to have support from law enforcement and other leaders even after the start of the new year when he's turned out of office in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news, so to come on abc 7 mornings the body of a seven-year-old girl found in texas a suspect in custody this morning accused of her kidnapping murder what we're learning about his confession plus iphone production may move away from china as issues persist in manufacturing. what apple is contemplating to keep their iphone business on track.

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this wet and soggy sunday morning. also very cold lisa. yeah. it is really cold. we're gonna work on that. we have a bit of a south wind. so those temperatures will be out of the 40s today. so that's an improvement right as we look at live doppler 7, you can see the activities still all across the state and the another cold front has moved through the area while you were sleeping and we have the showers for morgan hill the san martin the santa cruz mountains and as we go up towards the north bay, that's our sweet on top of mount saint hel, you can see some thunderstorms there to the north and west this is a level one system less rain today and tomorrow, but this is going to last through early tuesday anywhere from a quarter of an inch to an additional an inch mainly in the north bay slight chance of a thunderstorm. we are 51 in san bruno 48 in redwood city so already much elder this morning with that light southeast wind and fog all across the bay area. so as you head on out we will have those scattered showers. you can see throughout the next few hours mainly in the north bay 8 9 o'clock there and then

as we get towards noon time some dryer air working its way in and we'll see mostly to partly cloudy skies some scattered showers three o'clock upper 50s, and you can see mount saint helena up to the north there. maybe some low snow levels, but we still have more energy that's going to move through and we'll talk about those totals through the early part of the week and that cold air returning liz. all right lisa. thank you developing news this morning a contract driver that worked for fedex has been arrested and accused of kidnapping and killing a seven year old girl in texas police say the man has confessed to the crime. the girl's body has also been found two days after please stay. she was taken abc news reporter ty hernandez has the latest on the investigation. the body of athena strand was found late friday night two days after police say the seven-year-old was kidnapped near her home outside the dallas-fort worth area, but we're just sad that it didn't end the way that we would hope. that it would end.

31 year old tanner lynn horner is now charged with capital murder and kidnapping. we do have a confession police. say horner was working as a contract fedex driver and delivered a package to strands home on wednesday before grabbing the young girl about 200 yards from her house authorities believe that based on digital evidence and interviews strand died within an hour of being abducted anytime. there's a child that does it just hits you in your heart fedex. in the investigation and released a statement saying in part words cannot describe our shock when abc news asked if the company would review its vetting hiring process a spokesperson pointed to how they contract independent businesses saying these companies are subject to criminal history background checks going on to say safety is our highest priority investigators have not revealed a motive for the crime, but say horner was not related to the family and did not know them police have not said if horner

has any prior criminal history this one of the toughest investigations that i've been involved in. strands body was tamminar's office baked bond is set at 1.5 million dollars ty hernandez abc news, new york. very sad story. alright taking a live look right now or a look right now at san francisco international sfo where alaska airlines has just started rolling out a new digital baggage program. they're offering customers an electronic bag tag that will pair with an app allowing travelers to check their bags bags in from virtually anywhere. the idea behind it is you you have this tag. you can update it from your phone. so you never really have to stop to get a baggage tag. so this is how the technology works after bag registration travelers can use a phone application to transfer their flight information to the tags. alaska airlines says it will reduce wait times by nearly 40 percent as there's no need to print out a paper tag at the

check encounter this week. 2,500 alaska frequent flyers will be able to receive these tags. the electronic tags will cost $75 each. tech giant apple is looking to move production out of china covid restrictions supply chain issues and labor unrest in china are forcing apple to investigate alternatives new factories and vietnam or india could be the answer to their problems at one point 85% of all iphone pros were made at a factory run by foxconn in china industry analysts say apple needs to diversify its manufacturing if it wants to continue to grow in ukraine a group of people have been arrested for trying to famous graffiti artist banksy. please say they caught the would be thieves after they pulled the artwork off of the wall in a building near the capital city of keeve. the mural is one of several pieces by the artists that have popped up following russia's invasion of the country. coming up on this week with george stephanopoulos. he sits down with new house democratic leader hakeem

jeffries to discuss changes in democratic leadership, and the party's priorities heading into the next session of congress. you can catch that full interview on this week with george ate this morning right here on abc 7. some bay area commutes commuters may soon get more expensive or the commute might as transportation officials explore ways to alleviate traffic congestion and one of the ideas being considered is adding more toll roads this morning abc 7 news reporters suzanne fon explains a plan that could cost you more to get around. traffic congestion gridlock. yeah, it's so crazy all the time. it's something most of us dread in the bay area. it gets pretty bad coming from the peninsula some say it's just getting worse. it's hard at the end of a long day to add like a half an hour 45 minutes. maybe an hour some days bay area transportation officials are looking at the possibility of charging drivers per mile on some congested freeway corridors that already have public transportation all too often

transportation on the freeways is not fast, and it's not reliable. so given that we're not going to build anymore freeways the capacity that we have is that we have now is the capacity we're gonna have for the next generation on the website plan bay area.org. you'll see some of the corridors that could face roadway pricing and those include interstate 80 really all the way through solano county contra, costa county alameda county to the bay bridge both 101 and and 280 along the peninsula metrop. and transportation commission doesn't have many other details on this idea. it's too early to say how much the tolls could cost drivers. what is certain the transportation officials want to improve the traffic flow on our freeways and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions transportation officials say the idea is to tell all lanes of a freeway. not just the express lanes. tolan could vary in price depending on the time of day another way to think about this is to consider freeways like a public utility.

in which case you already pay more to consume power at some times of the day unless at others suzanne fawn abc 7 news enter disney is hosting the disney ultimate toy drive to help make holiday wishes come true for children in need. you can visit disney.com/toidrive to learn more and disney is the parent company of abc 7. so i'll head on abc 7 mornings debit cards loaded with california's middle class tax refund are in the mail right now and people are asking why do these cards seem like a scam 7 on your side michael phinney is answers for us this morning and a live. look outside here looking at the san francisco skyline time right now 5:37. hope you're having a good start. sunday and we will talk weather when we get back.

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money from the state and the form of the middle class tax refund nearly 7 million direct deposits have already landed in bank accounts up to 13 million. californians are getting debit cards in the mail. our viewers have been flooding 7 on your side with questions about them and michael finney has some answers this morning. i almost threw it out. doris beers was suspicious when she got this envelope in the mail from something called california middle class tax refund with an address in nebraska. i honestly thought it was a scale. she opened it to find a debit card issued by a bank in new york saying it was her california middle class tax refund didn't have any refunds coming from any company that i know of in, new york. and it just it didn't look official but it was the card was loaded with a $350 state tax refund one of millions goingifno help ease inflation the one-time payments range from 200 to $350

per person for those earning up to $250,000 a year still it bothered doris the card came with four pages of rules restrictions and potential fees plus a link fee card holder agreement others were a skeptical too mark and san jose right? it's a debit card for california's yet. the bank is in new york. we are concerned that this is a trick. carolyn san francisco rights. my husband believed. this is a scam and now the new york community bank has our personal information scammers are already out there trying to full taxpayers into giving personal information to activate their cards. so, how can you tell if you've got the real thing the envelope looks like this with a return address in omaha most important the real card must be activated by calling only this number it's one eight hundred two four zero zero two two three.

don't call any other number claiming to activate the card you'll be prompted to punch in the last six digits of your social security number once you activate though watch out for fees. it costs $1.25 each time you withdraw money at a non-network atm like those at major banks. it's also one dollar twenty five cents to get over the counter cash at a bank. however, it's free to get cash at money network atms located mainly inside grocery and drug stores. it's also free to use them for shopping doris. just want to check. here's this money and here's all these fees you have to pay why if you're giving someone ebay, would you charge them to use it? i'm michael finney seven on your side. also next well, we're gonna talk some sports. but lisa, let's get a check outside. all right. let's do it. we're looking at the raindrops on the lens here where you can see it is certainly damp out. we have a lingering rain chance

throughout the morning hours. we'll get some sun in here the next couple days, but also the rain isn't going anywhere. we're gonna add up totals through tuesday and we come back. okay lisa. thank you and no clay. no problem. the warriors were looking to stay hot at home against the houston rockets abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has all the highlights coming up in sports.

welcome back. here's a live look from our abc 7 roof camera looking out over the ferry building and the bay bridge this morning time is 5:45 and in sports. it's nfl sunday. the 49ers are looking to hold on to their four-game winning streak the miami dolphins are gearing up to take on the 49ers at levi's stadium today. kick off is at 105 in the nba the warriors took the court last night without clay thompson, but that wasn't a problem at chase center abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has all the highlights coming up in right now in sports. good morning, the warriors

playing the back end of a home back-to-back against houston on saturday night golden state looking to say hot at home. they've won nine straight at chase klay thompson sitting out the back end of a back-to-back still managing. his injury final seconds. the first quarter great passing leads to michael green dunk dubs at 16 after one midway through the second now jordan pool. how about that pass? no looks at jonathan kaminga slams at home. the dubs had 34 assists stephen curry now, i had to jordan pool and he's got bound slams at home put 21 points in the starting role golden state led by as many as 25 at houston hanging tough. steph goes spin cycle hoop in the foul a little later curry finding andrew wiggins three balls. good wigs had a season high 36 early first quarter though, houston down 10 josh christopher slams at home in houston within single digit step returning to close the game 30 scored 30 hitting eight from downtown wiggins. also hit eight from deep this though ruled a deep too wigan's

death become just the third pair of teammates in nba history to hit eightnts i the straight wint chase. we have a lot of guys that if you're getting good quality shots, you have a lot of confidence that everybody can. step up and knock them down. you still have to find that balance when they're not falling that's prior area growth force, but his phone when the ball is moving like so it's a fun way to play because you're creating good shots. and then that that avalanche can kind of come, know out of nowhere. let's kick it world cup round of 16 the us taking on netherlands opening minutes christian pulisic. it's gonna have a chance. oh, but he's turned away. that would have been huge for the us 10th minute now dutch on the attack denzel doom freeze. beaten matt turner first time the us has trailed at this world cup first half stoppage time doomfries finds daily blend. goal us down to note the half they fall 3-1 ending their world cup run college football big

title game sunny -- tcu trying to stay perfect. in overtime against kansas state tied 28 fourth in gold frogs. go wildcats get a huge stuff. so now all k-state needs is a fuel oil to hand tcu their first loss. frogs fans having a hard time watching and ty zentner kicks the game winner from 31 yards out. k-state wins. 31-28 tcu's first loss. they still likely will make the playoff will wait and see sec championship, georgia blocking the lsu field law and watch bulldogs offensive coordinator todd monk and he's yelling. don't pick it up. don't pick it up. what do you think is gonna do they're gonna pick it up and christopher smith catches lsu completely off guard and takes it to the house. well now he's happy go go go go go. georgia wins 50 to 30 sometimes listening. it doesn't pay off. that is your look at sports. send it back to you. all right. let's go check out the forecast lisa. we're in red for the niners game in the range should clear up by then. yeah, liz we are looking at some breaks tf

sher that we had yesterday and now we are in the vicinity of the postfrontal air mass. the area of low pressure is clos for some dryer air some lightnis offshore most of that will be to the north of us into the valley later on today to the east of us, but we could see a little bit of that energy get close throughout the next 24 hours. so the north bay will be the most active area, but as we get in a little bit closer, you'll notice that we still have some spotty showers here from the santa cruz mountains down along the central coast around gilroy sam martine, and the atmosphere is a little bit warmer on some south wind so we don't have that rain snow mix here, but we could have that up towards mount saint helena and as we look at the coast here. this is where we had all that heavy rain south of monterey down through san luis obispo and this is where we have the activity this morning. so there's our sweep on top of

mount saint helena and as we go through the next couple of hours still very active in this here in nevada. so we're looking at temperatures right now around freezing or just a degree above so that snow level wasn't really cooperating yesterday because we had that colder air in place and now some warmer air but still are looking at additional snow anywhere from about seven to eight inches. this is around the resorts from incline to south lake and looking at above 7,000 feet still another foot or so. so doing pretty good with that rain snow mix allowing for maybe a stronger snow pack there then we had earlier 38 mount diablo. it is in the upper 40s. so already surpassing those cold temperatures from yesterday and you can see the pockets of fog here 50 downtown 50 in pacifica and boy, it was cold yesterday and we're gonna have those cold mornings throughout much of the rest of the upcoming work week when we clear out a little bit tuesday into wednesday.

so already anywhere from three to 15 degrees milder out there and as we look at our fog right now worst area up in novato at a quarter mile visibility five miles into livermore, so be careful out there. we have the slick roadways the scattered showers up elevations looking at some of that south wind throughout the day today, so it's not the surface, but this is allowing for that air mass that colder air to move on out, but we still have some unstable air with us that will allow for some showers looking at the scattered showers continuing today into monday leftover rain for tuesday mid-week break before we could see more rain. here's a look at that line and you can see that cold air to the north and mainly impact the north bay through the afternoon. so we have pockets of dry air. will be a little bit milder, but look what happens as we get into early monday another line of activity continuing to hold together throughout the morning

hours. 9:30 monday a few showers and then into the evening early morning tuesday. we've got some showers pushing through the south bay. so here's a look at what you can expect through about seven pm on tuesday anywhere from a tenth or so parts of the south bay to upwards of a third of an inch over through novato hayward and maybe a half inch up through santa rosa so level one system today continues with the scattered on and off showers upper 50s palo alto will be about 60 game time in santa clara and as we look at the next several days including the week ahead we'll get through this system tuesday at exits our frosty morning into wednesday. here's what we have to look forward to perhaps into thursday and then as you notice it kind of lingers into next saturday, so we'll keep watching that the accuweather seven day forecast a little brighter. a slightly mild. there are still some scattered showers taking us through tuesday or level one system and then we'll wake up to more frost throughout the middle of the week and hoping for a little bit

more rain all these systems pretty weak and beneficial range is steady so it can soak into the ground even though it was a week atmospheric river yesterday. yeah, it wasn't. bad it was good. we need it right lisa. thanks next up cultural collaboration how this celebration brought people together and helped donate toys to children in need.

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arrival on saturday at san francisco's airport santa and mrs. claus surprise kids from local children's hospitals as part of united airlines fantasy flight holiday tradition in the past the airline took children and their families on a short flight, but they have made adjustments since the pandemic now united transforms the airport's arrival level into a winter wonderland. families drive up get gifts and meet santa united employees volunteer their time to make this holiday magic happen. and the annual hanukkah in paris party took place at la colonial restaurant last night. it was a cultural collaboration a jewish event with the parisian theme to help brighten the holiday season for children in need. the event was organized by nonprofit value culture and includedve donations collected will go to toys for tots. and next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am a sideshow picking up smoke along san francisco's a barkadero set off concerns from the public over a reportedly slow police response and a little relief to the drought the

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area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. slick roads and downed trees. it's been a soggy and cold weekend across the bay area and there's more scattered showers on the way this morning. good morning everybody. it's december 4th, sunday december 4th. i'm liz chords here with lisa arjun and let's start by talking about the weather because it's good to get the rain, but it's it's a lot. it's cold too. yes, definitely been cold. we're gonna switch it up just a little bit today. we're behind a cold front. here's a look at live doppler seven. so most of the activity today in the north bay and as we go in closer some scattered showers here from the south bay morgan hill the gilroy, but overall we're gonna get into