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as clear sky and calm winds and a high pressure overhead is going to keep it pretty cold for the next several mornings. there's a look at live doppler seven. we can see the storm track well into canada. so we are left with the crystal clear sky. it's a pretty start out there, but you need to layer up with temperatures all in the 40s here. but half moon bay, pretty mild at 54. and look at vollmer peak, you can see really far the visibility is amazing the past couple of days. but temperature is ranging from the 20s and 30s in the far north bay to 40s around the bay 50s at the coast. and our final stop here, pier 39, where temperatures will be near average today. as we slowly climb through the 50s, noontime from about 3:00 in the afternoon, we're going to have some temperatures topping out in the low to mid 60s. we'll talk rain chances later in the week coming up. all right. >> thank you so much, lisa. pro-palestine and protesters filled bay area streets friday from emeryville to san francisco in santa clara, crowds flooded

valley fair mall. the protests come as a temporary ceasefire is underway in gaza. abc7 news reporter tara campbell spoke to organizers about their calls for a permanent ceasefire. to palestine. >> pro-palestinian protesters packed into valley fair mall in santa clara with a black friday message. my dropping bombs are dropping. >> i felt like we really made an impact. people stopped. they were, you know, they wanted to see what was going on. >> arshia hussein captured this video while inside the mall. she says she was there to keep calls for a ceasefire in the spotlight by not letting it get distracted by the shopping day, not getting distracted from what's really going on. >> i notice a few stores closed, a couple of their doors, you know, maybe just out of safety precaution, three, three. >> and at san francisco, rose union square, the same message rang out today. we came out on

black friday to demand that our elected officials echo the growing and popular calls for a permanent ceasefire. these calls coming from many who have already lost loved ones. >> my sister in law, she just lost her brother in law and her niece and nephew. >> this particular protester asked, we don't show his face or share his name. he says he fears it could make him a target. he said friday's event was organized by youth protesters and they estimate that a thousand people were piled into union square at its height, it was the youth who led on their days off from school to bring everyone out to the streets and keep this protest movement going. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> developing news overnight, the temporary ceasefire between israel and the militant group hamas holds for a second day. according to the international committee of the red cross, 24 hostages were released on friday . 13 israelis, ten thai and one

filipino. abc's matt gutman has the latest on the hostages who have been reunited with their families and when more could be returning home. >> overnight, hamas releasing video of that hostage exchange. those elderly women looking frail, carried two waiting red cross vans. mother and son loaded aboard in gaza. residents crowding that first batch of hostages. exactly seven weeks after hamas abducted them into the gaza strip. nine women, four children, a total of 13 israelis released. there were also ten from thailand and one from the philippines. none were american. president biden reaffirming that he'll continue to fight for the release of all the hostages, including americans. today release are the start of a process israel had expected. the release of 13 hostages yesterday , the release of the thai and filipino hostages. a surprise. the result of a separate deal between the government of thailand and hamas brokered by iran just after 4 p.m. local time, hamas began delivering those first hostages by 6 p.m,

they'd crossed out of gaza and into egypt, where they were met by an israeli secret service team. about an hour after that, this video showing them entering israel were then greeted by an israeli military unit specializing in working with hostages. the hostages then sent to hospitals in central israel. all of them said to be in good condition. the news greeted with relief and jubilation in tel aviv. it was just a short time ago that the hundreds of people here received the news that the hostages are with the red cross, that they are safe and this spontaneous singing broke out, people dancing, people also crying here amidst the celebration, these tears and worry about the more than 200 hostages still in gaza and the long road to recovery. among the released were darren asher and her two daughters. raz and aviv. they were last seen in the back of a pickup truck being abducted by hamas on october 7th. >> and in a party, her husband saying this video that he is happy to receive his family

back, but he won't celebrate until the last of the hostages come home under the terms of the deal, hamas agreed to return some 50 hostages in exchange for a four day cease fire and the release of 150 palestine women and minors from israeli jails. >> those former prisoners getting a hero's welcome as people poured into the streets of the west bank to celebrate their freedom. the cease fire allowing some 200 aid trucks to enter gaza bearing fuel, food, water and medical supplies. the largest aid convoy since the start of the war. the silenced guns also enabling residents to assess the damage for the first time. this video shot in beit lahiya. the damage apocalyptic. >> that was abc's matt gutman reporting. new this morning, two people are being treated for smoke inhalation after an apartment fire in the mission in san francisco last night. according to firefighters, that fire on woodward street was started by a lithium ion battery . firefighters say one of those

people being treated tried to battle the flames. >> he did do a brave thing by trying to fight the fire with the extinguisher first. that didn't work entirely. so then he noticed that the house line was there in the hallway. so he pulled the house line and charged it with water and said to me that he stayed low, try to stay below the smoke layer and fight it. no one else was hurt and the fire was contained to the single unit. >> all other residents were able to return to their homes. happening today, many shoppers are getting their wallets out for small business. saturday, a recent survey shows a growing popularity among millennials. for today's shopping experience. 72% of them said they plan to partake in buying from local businesses. data also shows 61% of shoppers overall prefer small business. saturday compared to the 56% of black friday shoppers . last year. americans spent nearly $18 billion on small businesses. on the last saturday

of november. for those not shopping today may be waiting on cyber monday for more holiday sales. adobe analytics predicts that $12 billion in revenue on monday, so-called cyber week is expected to rake in more than $37 billion in sales. that's a more than 5% increase compared to last year. the national retail federation anticipates that holiday spending will reach record levels through the next month and check this out. this is the scene at san francisco's union square, which was bustling with black friday shoppers. it is a promising sign that city officials and law enforcement have been working towards san francisco recently received $17 million in grant money to combat retail theft and $15 million more for police patrols. the change is visible. all we saw sfpd officers on nearly every street corner. and businesses say that they are seeing a steady uptick in foot traffic. >> every time we get a few

people leaving, there's five more people coming in. so we've just been we've been busy and all around union square, the holiday spirit is in the air. >> the macy's christmas tree was lit to weeks ago and the holiday ice rink opened at the beginning of the month. it's beautiful out there and crowds started before shoppers even got to the mall. check out the line of cars waiting to get into the san francisco premium outlets yesterday afternoon in livermore , more police were stationed all around the mall to keep traffic flowing and also to prevent thefts in marin county. shoppers checking out the black friday deals at the corte madera shopping center where security was also tighter. there for last month. thieves used a car to ram into a sunglass hut store and they stole merchandise there. let's get a preview of your weather for this saturday with lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, gloria. gorgeous view here, 47 at the museum in oakland, 51 downtown. we've got freezing in the north

bay and 54 at half moon bay. so temperatures really running the gamut. we'll talk about that. some comfortable readings this afternoon soon and those frosty mornings ahead with rain chances later in the week. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and also ahead, the former officer convicted of killing george floyd stabbed in prison. what we know about his condition this morning. then, a stroll in the park with a signature hot chocolate. christmas in the park is back in the south bay after a packed opening night

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this morning. it is a gorgeous morning here in the bay area, but it is chilly out there today. so we'll check in with lisa in just a little bit to get your forecast for this saturday. the fallout continues for the social media platform x after its owner, elon musk, endorsed

an anti-semitic conspiracy theory. the new york times reports that x could lose as much as $75 million dollars in advertising revenue by the end of the year. dozen of major brands are pulling their ads in response to musk's comments. daetz internal documents obtained by the new york times show that airbnb, coca-cola and microsoft may become the newest companies to cut ties with x. the former minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering george floyd has been stabbed in prison. derek chauvin is expected to survive. he was stabbed by another inmate at the federal correctional institution in tucson, arizona. chauvin is serving a 43 year prison sentence after being found guilty in the may 2020 killing of floyd, whose death sparked nationwide protests. former san mateo county sheriff and supervisor don horsley has died. the san mateo county sheriff's office announced his death on friday. horsley spent nearly

three decades serving communities across the peninsula. he first worked for the sheriff's office as a deputy patrol back in 1972. he was eventually elected as sheriff in 1993, where he served for 14 years until retiring in 2007. his cause of death is not known. horsley was 80 years old. this morning. a show of gratitude from one oakland community to the city's former police chief and the former mayor. lauren armstrong and libby schaaf received community service awards from bishop o'dowd high school. armstrong currently works as a volunteer coach for the school's men's basketball team, and he continues to push back to get his job after being fired back in february. in the meantime, he's using his free time to mentor kids. >> it continues, you know, to show me that people appreciate the work that i did that people understand how much i love this community and how hard i worked in this community. >> schaaf and armstrong are both

oakland natives. shefs served as mayor from 2015 until january of this year. she selected armstrong to be the city's police chief back in 2021. he was fired by current mayor shengtao in the south bay school district is seen a spike in students experiencing homelessness. the east side union high school district reports that there are about 900 unhoused students in the district, but that is three times the amount in 2020. it projects the number will grow more by the end of the year, potentially reaching 1000 inflation in the cost of living and lasting impacts of the pandemic are to blame. the east side education foundation wants to donate warm clothes and gift cards to students over the holidays. in the past, it's given $100 to each student. but with more on how students it needs more resources. people can donate through the website. that's east side hyphen fund.org/give in the south bay.

a beloved holiday tradition is back san jose's christmas in the park made its return as a giant christmas tree was lit up and as always, a large crowd turned out. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez caught up with some of the yearly regulars as thousands of people are getting into the holiday spirit at the opening night of christmas in the park holiday swease the one each year the two acre plaza de cesar chavez in san jose is transformed into a festive village. >> oh, ever since i can remember , ever since i was five years old, same age as her. i'm just, you know, just kind of keep the tradition going. and if you have little ones, it's a great, great food, great people. >> caitlin lewis loves the event so much. she's now a part of it working at the hot chocolate stands. it's the real christmas spirit. >> it's the real magic is here at christmas in the park because everyone is just the community comes together. to santa and

mayor matt mehan held friday's tree lighting ceremony. >> pictures with the grinch were held below it. oh, we love it. >> it's just so festive. and we dressed up this year just to match with the grinch. >> christmas in the park is a nonprofit organization. each tree thoughtfully decorated by schools, community groups, businesses and families coming here, seeing all the people, seeing our neighbors, seeing neighbors we've not met before. >> just just being here. it's so community based and love it. >> there are hundreds of trees, more than 40 holiday displays and lots of glittering lights. >> i think having a kid is totally different now. like it's seeing it through his eyes is awesome. >> best part is if you plan on heading here with friends or family admission is completely free in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> oh, that looks beautiful. all and frisco's finest car club is hosting their 26th annual lowrider toy drive. the event kicks off today at newhall street in san francisco. it will run from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

and you're encouraged to take an unwrapped toy or two for kids. anyone with a car and or bike is welcome to bring them during that event. for some, it is now christmas tree shopping season and you can see people walking around here at the christmas tree lot at santas tree farm in half moon bay in search of the perfect tree. the owners of the farm say plenty of rain this year contributed to a really good crop of trees that are now ready to be taken home. >> they've been healthy all year and they've had all the water they've needed. this year we had more rain than previous years, so the trees are really tall. they've grown really well. >> and experts say no matter how healthy your tree is, when you get it, you should put it in water when you get home to make sure that it does not dry out before christmas. i actually went to half moon bay last year to get my tree as well. so lisa, do you go anywhere special or like to go to like a local farm? i remember as a kid cutting it down.

>> we would do that. yeah, and it's great to see that they're so healthy this time of year. yeah, we can hope for more rain. unfortunately we are running behind from where we were last year, but by this time last year we had several atmospheric rivers visit us between september and october. so we are running a bit behind. we've had a dry couple of days and it looks like we do have some rain chances increasing late in the week. but at this point, nothing really big. but, you know, things can change as we look at live doppler seven, we have a dome of high pressure overhead and that is allowing for the calm conditions at the surface. the dry atmosphere radiational cooling our frost advisory. another hour for that in the interior valleys of the north bay san francisco, though, upper 40s to near 50, it is 47 in oakland 46 mountain view, san jose was down in the upper 30s earlier. right now 43 it's 48. in palo alto. you also had dropped off into the 30s 54.5 moon bay and you can see how clear it is the breeze out there

low 30s, freezing novato 34 santa rosa napa has recovered to 41 and upper 40s for you in fairfield, concord livermore still lagging behind at 43in santa cruz. check it out. 45 degrees in the mid 60s. today. plenty of sunshine. we'll need that to warm up. probably another frost advisory tonight could even get into some freeze advisories or warnings as temperatures really bottom out. monday night into tuesday. sunny days, cold mornings for the next several days. and then by tuesday, the clouds increase, rain chances increasing as well as we go towards the middle and the end of next week, the wave heights with the high tides coinciding, we are looking at increase threat of sneaker waves. this pretty good north westerly swell. so from sonoma all the way to big sur, already 14ft here at point arena. so dangerous conditions right on through sunday morning at our coast. temperatures as you wake up tomorrow just as cold subfreezing here in the north

bay. the east bay will be a little bit colder. some 40s around the bay, but that's colder for you in san francisco and oakland. and then into monday morning this could be our coldest morning and look it into tuesday. not a whole lot of change until we get the cloud cover and our rain chances increase, we will stay on the cool side. the warmer days in our inland valleys should be monday and tuesday and then highs only upper 50s by the end of the week. first rain chance comes in maybe tuesday wednesday with that quick mover. next one, maybe thursday there. weak systems forecast models really don't handle this very well throughout the next seven days, but they're painting a wet picture for much of california through the end of the work week. accumulate precip anywhere from trace amounts to about a third to a half inch. we'll see if that pans out. low 60s fremont in palo alto and the accuweather seven day forecast. we've got the cold mornings the mild or seasonal afternoons, increasing clouds tuesday and then rain chances maybe bringing

in our storm impact scale by the end of the week. so no big promises yet for rain or snow possible rain. >> we can cross our fingers. all right. thank you, lisa. well when we return, the clock is ticking for street vendors in san francisco. this morning, they're fighting to delay a temporary ban set to take effect next week. what could be another option for vendors if the ban goes as planned but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now.

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to move or sell indoors as and if not, there items could get confiscated. as abc seven news reporter lou pena tells us, vendors are asking for the ban to be postponed. >> over 100 san francisco mission street vendors are fighting back just days before they're prohibited from selling

on this street. >> they have permits. they have the ability to be here. you're not going to shuffle the board simply because you think that's how you're going to solve the problem. vendors say the 90 day ban from supervisor ronen is unfair. >> last week they created the mission street vendors association, bringing together a group of 116 vendors seeking to delay the ban. it says mi familia depende de mi trabajo. my family depends on my job. they preocupa tu familia. you're worried about them. >> mi familia porque i'm worried about my family. >> don't lose. and luis ledesma are family. street vending has been their only source of income for the last decade. they got their first permit in 2015. they don't understand why their livelihood should be impacted because the city is overwhelmed by those selling stolen items and attacking inspectors in. i don't know what to do. this ban

is part of a strategy to regain control of the sidewalks. >> what happened is that it was really overwhelmed our resources. and frankly, the number of vendors that are operating on the street is impossible for us to regulate right now. >> santiago lerma is supervisor ronan's aid. he showed us one of the three locations they're planning to open for vendors on monday. >> we're spending in total about $500,000 in rent and construction for the three sites, as many of you selling indoors as a setback, especially during the holidays, when their businesses make the most money. >> sofia lopez is part of the association and said she has been following the rules for over a decade and is concerned the ban will be extended past the 90 days. >> esperamos para el otro yo esperamos dia. >> what are we supposed to expect from her for next year? no >> still in limbo. >> in limbo. and as to the possibility of delaying the ban, the reason that we can no longer

delay is simply because of the crisis on the street. >> luz pena, abc seven news. >> starting monday, there will be at least two public works inspectors and sfpd officers at each plaza from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. if vendors ignore the ban, they will not be arrested. but they could get their items confiscated. coming up on abc seven mornings, today is small business saturday. how the south bay is trying to help out local shop owners bring in more customers. plus attacks against us troops. the report from federal officials detailing those incidents that happened in iraq and syria on thanksgiving

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three bay area business owners get ready for small business saturday and the new initiative to keep foot traffic going long term. >> good morning to you. i am gloria rodriguez. happy saturday to you. we're starting this half hour with a look at your weather meteorologist lisa argen is here. and lisa, i know you've been tracking the chilly weather, especially for those who are going out there shopping today for small business saturday. >> yeah, you know, the north bay has been the coldest and they've been under the frost advisory for another hour and a half until 10:00. and as we look live right now at the golden gate bridge, it is beautiful there. and all these numbers are in the upper 40s to the mid 50s. so from san francisco to oakland and down through half moon bay, mild. but check out the numbers from santa rosa novato in the 30s. this expands through larkspur into fairfax, sebastopol, all very cold numbers and then as we get towards our inland east bay starting to recover into the mid to upper 40s. so that frost advisory through 10:00 in the

north bay, that's where the numbers are cold at 6 to 7 degrees colder. 9:00 we're all in the 50s enjoying lots of sun. seasonal temperatures in the low to mid 60s. another cold night tonight, gloria. >> all right. we'll have to keep that jacket handy. thank you, lisa. well we've been talking about it all morning long today is small business saturday, bringing hope for local stores during a big shopping week. the city of san jose has launched a shop local campaign. it is called holiday san jose and it creatively maps out and identifies hundreds of small businesses in 11 shopping districts just making us feel you know, that we're seeing and that we've been heard and that they know our struggle, providing these spaces where people really feel like they belong somewhere and, you know, online shopping can't do that. the city says it has more than 60,000 small and micro businesses. is each contributing to the local economy. business

owners are saying that they are grateful for the potential boost from the community that they work so hard for every single day. and in just a few minutes, we will be talking live with somebody from the national federation of independent businesses. we'll talk to him about the current situation that small businesses are in after hits in the past few years and how much a boost today could really help them out. moving on, a south bay couple is facing homicide charges after their young daughter died of suspected fentanyl poisoning earlier this year. prosecutors say that the couple had fentanyl and other opioids in their system at the time of the 18 month old's death . investigators found fentanyl in multiple places inside their san jose home, including on the rug where the girl's body was found in august. if convicted, they each face 15 years to life in prison. and the south bay health officials say that they are seeing a rapid surge in rsv cases as well as flu like

illnesses. santa clara county is using wastewater data to track illnesses similar to how many health departments kept tabs on covid and recent data has alarmed health officials. >> we're definitely see noting that this is a pretty dramatic rise in rsv. and what we're seeing is that rsv wastewater has doubled in the last week in the palo alto, sunnyvale and gilroy sewer sheds, and it doubled in the san jose sewer shed over the last month. >> young children and adults ages 60 and over are being urged to get vaccinated. there is a shortage of vaccines for infants, but if the vaccine is administered during pregnancy, babies will have some protection when they are born. us forces faced a violent attacks thanksgiving day in iraq and syria. us officials say that there were four separate drone and rocket attacks on military personnel. nobody was injured and no structures were damaged. there's been at least 73 attacks on us forces since october 17th.

the pentagon says that despite those attacks, the us has been able to prevent the conflict from expanding outside of israel and gaza. when we return on abc seven mornings, we are celebrating 50 years of a holiday classic. the voice behind the iconic charlie brown thanksgiving song and his bay area ties. and let's take a live look outside this morning from pier 39. we've been keeping track of the sea lions all morning long and it looks like a few are finally awake and hanging out there. we'll get a check of your forecast when we return in just a few

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let's turn to sports. it was a good day for the warriors, especially steph curry, who scored 35 points with seven three pointers to hold off the spurs. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has the highlights . >> good morning. the nba's in-season tournament heating up for the warriors last night. now a loss. the spurs would end their chance of advancing out of west group c, so ■stephen curry trying to send san antonio to an 11th straight loss. second quarter. victor wembanyama he's seven foot four. gary payton six two and oh what a block. get that out. warriors led by four at the break. third quarter up six dario saric nice defense forced the turnover chris paul in transition get it to stephen curry a little look away corner three good pop yeah not happy. fourth quarter dubs up 11 off the spurs miss klay thompson long outlet to jonathon kuminga for the slam he had 12 off the bench under three minutes to go warriors pulling away. steph stops the lane doesn't want to get blocked by wemby and then

hits the reload three at seven from deep game high 35 warriors win 118 112 there in sacramento on tuesday. final game of the in-season tournament and the return of draymond green. how about the 49 ers there celebrating a victory friday after their win in seattle thursday. san francisco into second place in the nfc standings and took a two game lead over the seahawks in the nfc west. the other prize, how about a turkey meal on the field? tight end. george kittle oh, he was thrilled. oh yeah. >> are you getting on with all my best friends? basically my family. where else would i rather be than here at seattle's home field eating turkey legs on thanksgiving? >> the nfl's first ever black friday game featuring former 40 niners coaches mike mcdaniel and robert saleh final play before halftime. jets quarterback tim boyle picked off by javon holland who goes 99 yards. the other way as the dolphins win 34 to 13 and they're eight and three and with the win currently the top seed in the afc before the rest of play this weekend sharks hosting the canadiens honoring hall of fame

broadcaster dan rusanowsky. pregame second period william eklund power play goal his fourth of the year sharks up two nothing but they gave up the lead. the canadiens tied it and eventually goes into a shootout where montreal's jesse jalonen game winner. sharks lose three two in the shootout emerald coast classic battle of unbeatens, santa clara and oregon. a little gatorade there. second half game tied at 57. a alpha ball. oh, what a move. whoop and the foul. santa clara improves to six and zero. 88 to 82 winners. they'll play ohio state later today in the championship game. and hey did you see this ncaa women's soccer quarterfinals stanford and nebraska in overtime. fifth year player maya doms. this is the game winning goal as stanford wins 2 to 1, advancing to the college cup semifinal next friday against byu. and that is your look at sports. have a great saturday. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. thank you, chris. 49 ers fan is finding a good hearted way to deal with her husband, who is an avid seattle

seahawk fan. at least when the 49 ers win. this is jen irwin's husband after seattle lost to san francisco. the couple from washington bet that the loser would stand in a corner with a sign praising the winning team. jen and jason have been making quirky bets every time that the teams play each other. >> she's had to get a perm. a spray tan. i had to eat hot dogs, raw hot dogs. she took pictures of my feet with 40 niners stuff on them. and then posted them on a foot fetish website. >> last year, the loser got a tattoo. so this guy has a 40 niner tattoo now. >> wow. >> well, the couple has not decided what the bet will be when the two teams face off again in a few weeks. they have some good ideas there. lisa, let's get a check of your forecast right now. all right. good morning to you. hi, everyone. >> 43 degrees in san jose. we'll climb another 20 or so. your average highs in the low 60s, perhaps some mid 60s in the santa clara valley. so one of

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wins the dry atmosphere. and as a result, we have a frost advisory for our north bay interior valleys for another hour and a half or so. as we look outside right now, the stock is pretty crowded. yeah, with some of the sea lions that dock not so crowded, but it's a kind of a nice day in the city here with temperatures in the upper 40s. certainly cool, but not as cold as it could be. i think the next couple of mornings getting even chillier all around the bay. it's 47 in oakland, 50 in mountain view, as well as palo alto and 50 for half moon bay. gorgeous view emeryville where temperatures

were in the 50s this morning. so a little bit milder for you and also into the livermore valley, i should say concord. livermore was pretty chilly still at 43. look at the 30s though. still santa rosa novato. you can take this all throughout marin county down in mill valley, napa has recovered to 41. so some cold mornings in the oakland airport. a view of mount tam there. so the frost advisory until 10:00 north bay valleys looking at the sunny days cold mornings for the next couple of days i think we'll get even colder as we get into monday morning. and then a slight chance of rain perhaps as early as tuesday day. a lot of water moving at the coast inside the bay. that's why we have a beach hazard statement until tomorrow morning. 9 to 12 foot swells right now or waves, i should say. the west and northwest facing beaches in particular from sonoma down to big sur. so pretty dangerous conditions there. here's a look at the overnight lows as you get into your sunday morning. just as cold tomorrow morning, even

colder in our east bay. then by monday, it looks like this could be the coldest morning. look at that, 40 in oakland and san jose could see some upper 30s tuesday may not a whole lot of change. we are looking at the storm track that will be begin to get a little bit closer tuesday wednesday. that's that first weak system that skirts to the south of us. then we have another system coming in from the north that could bring mountain snow maybe into thursday. but we are looking at amounts all over the place right now. we do know, though, that temperatures are going to be quite cool as we get to the second half of the upcoming workweek. this is wednesday, barely at 60 degrees. and look how fast the winds begin to move into thursday. and this could be our second storm system bringing the cooler, windier and wet conditions. then by friday, still pretty chilly with below average temperatures. highs today anywhere from the low to mid 60s. so kind of pleasant from two, 3:00 in the afternoon. but you know how quickly that sun sets the accuweather seven

day forecast chilly mornings for tomorrow morning sunday morning, monday morning and then by tuesday increasing clouds looking at rain chances increasing for the second half of the workweek gloria. >> all right. thank you so much, lisa. and of course, we've been talking about it all morning long. it is small business saturday, a push to help local businesses during the holiday shopping season. and right now, we are going to tell you a little bit more about small business. saturday last year, americans spent nearly $18 billion on small businesses on the last saturday of november. and this trend is growing popularity, especially with millennials right now. we have joining us live, john kabateck of nfib, or the national federation of independent business, an association of small businesses in the us. john, thank you so much for joining us today. >> hey, thank you for having me. and gloria. happy small business saturday. i think it's my favorite holiday of the year.

>> yeah. happy small business saturday to you, too. well, first of all, for people who may not be familiar with your organization, tell us a little bit about it. >> yeah, so the national federation of independent business, actually, we are the nation's and the state's largest small business advocacy group. actually, gloria, we were founded just in the bay area, 80 years ago this year. and our focus and our goal is quite simple. it's to support and really support small business owners ability to grow, to own and operate their small businesses and small businesses. saturday we were so pleased to be an early supporter and early partner in small business. saturday back in 2010 when it launched. >> yeah, and you know, with inflation, higher costs of living. what are you predicting this year for small business? saturday >> i'm really predicting that this will be our best small business saturday ever. what we have seen so much, especially through these covid years and coming out of it is community gathering around our small businesses, our brick and mortar

businesses, small business saturday was launched, you know, to be a compliment to black friday and cyber monday, but to really help people focus on the importance of that corner retail store, that toy store, that hardware store, that little restaurant, and show that support. because what we found in covid was that when small businesses suffer, our communities suffer. but when we thrive, we are strong. and i'm seeing communities gather more than ever. so we're excited and i think we're going to go through the roof on this one this year. >> even despite the economic times that people are facing, you still think a lot of people will come out and support those small businesses, right? >> i think especially, you know, small businesses really are the number one job creator. you know , i think 99.8% of all small businesses in california, you know, 99.8% of all businesses are small businesses. they employ 7 million people here in our state alone. and i think one of the most important things that people can do is get out, because what you're doing is you're helping those small businesses create jobs, which has been a challenge. 43% of

nfib members that we polled said they're still having a hard time filling those jobs openings. so you're helping those small businesses create jobs, get back on track number two, you're actually helping put that money back in your community. first response, schools, hospitals, roads. that tax dollar goes right back to your community. and three, you're just getting some awesome products and services made from the hearts of your neighbors right there. you know, whether it's a toy, whether it's a clothing, those things are from the hearts and the hands of people in your next door to you or around the corner. so we just think it's a great way to help and support and get california back on track and the nation. >> yeah. and john, you know, you touched on this, but we know many businesses are still struggling after covid and with inflation. so how does this really help small businesses? >> us yeah. so what it really does is it helps give small think what we hope is that small business saturday is something that reminds people year round the importance of small businesses, the importance of those mom and pop stores and

companies of what they do. so it is a symbolic day today and people should get out. and i'll tell you, gloria, i've got my wallet, i've got my shopping list. i'm ready right after this to get out there. but i think what it should do is remind people that, yes, inflation is still on the minds of small business owners and affecting them. job openings and just people trying to get back on track. and what small business owners really need right now is that support. so this is a holiday. i think, to help remind people to jump start main street, not just today, but into the holidays and year round and couldn't think of a better way to do it. an and we encourage everybody to just get out there and support your local stores. >> yeah good reminder go out there support a local business today on small business saturday. john thank you so much for joining us today. we know you want to get some shopping done, so we'll let you go and stay getting ready to get out there. yeah, love it. well, stay with

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news reporter cornell bernard sat down with the marin county man whose voice brought charlie brown to life all those years ago. charlie brown now charlie brown. >> it's been a half century since lucy. >> first taunted charlie brown with the football on thanksgiving. but like most kids, charlie grew up. >> i'm todd barbee and i voiced charlie brown on the thanksgiving special. >> todd barbee from san anselmo is remembering a charlie brown thanksgiving, which made its tv debut in 1973. todd was just 11 when he gave voice to the iconic peanuts character in a san francisco recording studio south of market. >> occasionally, bill melendez, the animator and director, would come in and do i have very fond memories of him coaching us a little about how he wanted to hear the voices come out? todd pulled out his old script proving he's still got it. >> i can't believe it. >> she must think i'm the most stupid person alive.

>> the football gag is a classic. >> hold it. ha, ha. you'll pull it away and i'll land flat on my back. flat on my back. kill myself, kill myself. >> but as for the kick, todd says it took 27 takes to get the scream right, todd? >> it's just such a classic scene and it's something i think that so many people can relate to from all walks of life. >> you know, your your you put your trust in somebody and they take it away. >> todd and others who gave voice to the thanksgiving peanuts characters recently attended a 50th anniversary party at the charles m schulz museum in santa rosa. its curator shares his favorite scene from the special. >> charlie brown doesn't know how to cook. and so snoopy jumps in and woodstock helps out and they make what they know how to make, which ends up being, you know, toast, popcorn, some jelly beans, pretzels, that kind of thing. what's this? >> it's really mind blowing that

it's been 50 years today. todd is a site planner who designed the new home for the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. >> but he'll always look back on his days bringing charlie brown to life. >> the reason this has held up and played for 50 years in a row is because charles schulz really had his finger on the pulse of a part of american culture that has never really gone away in marin county. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> and now let's take a look at these soccer field at paypal park. the goalposts have been taken out to make way for a winter light spectacular. it is called enchant our camera went by before all the lights were turned on for the first time this year and you can see the incredible light sculpture as the enormous lighted trees. the big attraction is a bright maze called santa's magic timepiece. >> you ever wonder how santa gets around in one night? your job is to go through the maze and find all the missing star

fragments and complete that to help save christmas and enchant also has a marketplace. >> carolers and magicians to entertain visitors for tickets go to enchant christmas .com and it's open. until december 31st. san francisco's ghirardelli square is now lit up for the holiday season. santa even stopped by to bring cheer to all the families who came out for the event. they got to take photos with him, even got a free ghirardelli. ghirardelli chocolate square. the sf boys chorus performed and kids took part in some sing along songs and fremont held a tree lighting ceremony as well to kick off its festival of lights parade. the event attracts more than 10,000 spectators in the city's niles district. the parade brought out antique cars, marching bands, dancers and over 60 fun floats. and it's all funded by the community and local businesses. and i know a lot of people are going out this weekend to do holiday stuff, whether it's going to one of those events or

maybe looking for a tree. it's going to be chilly, though. yeah, very busy. we have our frost advisory still with us for the north bay interior valleys for another hour. so temperatures still in the 30s from novato to santa rosa. elsewhere 40s, even 50s right now later on today, low to mid 60s. so a nice afternoon soon throughout the second half of the day. that's when we'll warm up but frosty nights again tonight into tomorrow will be even colder in our east bay valleys. even san francisco and oakland as well in the second half of the week, could see some rain showers. while we have it all this week, it feels like right? yeah. thank you, lisa. and thank you for joining us. and of course, we'll see you back here later on today at 8:00 pm for the news. have a wonderful day. >> this is abc. 724

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