meteorologist sandhya patel. mild to warm december day today with the spare. the air alert. i'll let you know how long this will last. coming up. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now in california. >> we're not going back. we're moving forward full speed ahead. >> california leaders answering. governor newsom's call today and sending a clear message. a special session takes shape at the state capitol to lay the groundwork for protections against policies that could come amid a second trump presidency. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. governor newsom ordered the special session shortly after last month's election to, quote, protect california values before the new administration takes office. >> abc seven news reporter monica madden spent the day in sacramento talking with key players about the effort. >> consider it the first day of school. jeff gonzalez, president, families with cameras to capture the moment and with

the help of upperclassmen to the constitution of the united states, to the constitution of the united states. new freshmen learned the ropes, the class electing their president for a second term. speaker robert rivas, acknowledging democrats underperformance in the election. >> our constituents, they don't feel that the state of california is working for them, making affordability his top priority in the regular session. anxious about our state's cost of living? they're anxious about the challenges of doing business here and they're anxious because they feel it. they feel it at the grocery store when they have to pay their bills. >> assembly republicans, welcoming of the idea but skeptical about delivery. >> he was talking about how we need to do things to cut costs in california. we need to streamline processes for housing. all of these things that democrats haven't been doing over the last couple of cycles. i really hope that's really true. >> as for the special session,

lawmakers quickly gaveled in and out to start it after beginning the regular session. republicans say it's the special session that wasn't. >> special session is a total posture. i mean, gavin newsom wants to run for president. that's what this is about, is i want to fight trump. i want to be the progressive darling. >> earlier monday, governor gavin newsom asking the legislature to create a $25 million legal defense fund for potential lawsuits against the incoming trump administration. >> it's based on what trump does that will dictate everything we do. we will stop him from overreaching, doing things that are unlawful, unconstitutional and suing him in court and stop him when he does. >> attorney general rob bonta, welcoming the idea but anticipating california might need more than the $25 million, is a start. >> it's a down payment. it's the beginning, not the end. >> newsom's office says it expects the legislature to have committee hearings on some of these proposals for the special session in the coming weeks, and he also expects to sign bills related to this so-called trump proof special session by january 20th, inauguration day in

sacramento. monica madden, abc seven news hundreds of people marched around the state capitol asking legislators to protect immigrants from deportation marchers held up signs that said, we are human and sanctuary. california is already a sanctuary state, restricting how much police can cooperate with immigration agents. the marchers want the governor governor to pardon people with criminal histories so they won't be targeted for deportation by president elect trump. >> he only sees my crime. that's all he sees. he doesn't see what i've been doing to my community. he doesn't see i've been an asset. he hasn't been. he doesn't see none of that. he just says immigrants, criminals. and that's what i'm afraid of, that he's going to target us because of my past history. >> the march was organized by faith organizations. some of them are preparing to declare their temples a sanctuary to protect people at risk of deportation. >> the san francisco federal

building is now officially the speaker nancy pelosi federal building. the dedication to a long time san francisco congresswoman comes after some big changes in the area. abc seven news reporter stephanie vaughn is here with reaction to those changes. suzanne. >> well, i'm a congressional leaders, past san francisco mayors, the building architect. they were all there to honor speaker nancy pelosi today. and celebrate the federal building dedication. now, the building named after her is a controversial piece of architecture and a neighborhood that has struggled to be inviting to workers. it's a new name and a new look for the san francisco federal building. the speaker poses for a few photos on this monday in front of what's now the speaker, nancy pelosi. federal building the 18 story tower at mission and seventh streets was dedicated to honor a woman who was represented san francisco for 37 years. >> for me to have a building named. speaker nancy pelosi saying to the people of san francisco, your representative was the speaker of the house. the first woman, first

californian speaker of the house really fills me with great emotion. i'm very proud of that. >> on this day, there's plenty of security surrounding the building. some say the area has been dramatically cleaned up. back in august of 2023, employees at the federal building in soma were told to work from home as much as possible because of concerns regarding safety and crime in downtown san francisco, supervisor matt dorsey represents the area where the federal building is. >> they did step up with security. the federal protective service now plays a more active role in keeping drug dealers off the corner. >> the mayor's office released this statement saying that the city has taken aggressive steps to shut down open drug markets, saying, quote, this effort focused on the tenderloin and south of market areas, includes additional police presence and efforts to address illegal fencing and unpermitted vending on seventh and market. the fence stood up by federal agencies has also helped deter legal and problematic behavior

around the federal building. things have gotten a little bit nicer around here. josha herbert, who lives a block away from the federal building, says the problem has not been solved. >> the problem isn't gone. i feel like it's been moved. if you go one block that way to sixth street, you'll see a tons of activity over there. >> maria parker pushes her dogs around in a stroller. >> the streets are very dirty, and sometimes there's fentanyl in the street. >> a few blocks away from the federal building is the former headquarters of x, elon musk and president elect donald trump are calling for federal employees to return to their offices five days a week, even with the federal building now heavily guarded, some wonder if san francisco's federal employees are able to return safely. i think they should be okay. >> they have armed security. i don't, so it should be okay. >> and the pelosi federal building is heavily patrolled, but it appears that very few people are actually working in it now. we reached out to general services administration to ask just how many people are working from their offices. we haven't heard back. live in the

studio. suzanne fawn, abc seven news. all right. >> suzanne, thank you. let's turn now to the forecast. certainly, you enjoyed some mild, even warm weather around the bay area today, but we are also seeing a spare the air alert. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more on that and how long these really nice temperatures will stick around. sandy. >> yeah, i see you're enjoying it. dan. good evening to you all. let's talk about the spare the air first and then we'll talk about those temperatures. so spare the air alert in effect for today. next two days. expecting moderate air quality across the bay area. so another one has not been issued for the next couple of days. but you will notice that the winds are pretty light offshore winds. high pressure overhead, which puts a lid on the atmosphere and prevents us from really enjoying great air quality. so looking around the bay area it is good to moderate as we take a look at some of the m 2.5 levels. san jose and oakland, both reporting moderate air quality. san jose 63, oakland 54. elsewhere, we do have good air quality. looking

at those temperatures right now, many of you still in the 50s and 60s, fairfield, you've dropped off into the 40s now as we go, hour by hour tomorrow morning, we may have a few patches of fog and certainly some high clouds as we head into the afternoon. it is going to be another beautiful, mild december day. i'll be back to let you know how long this pattern is going to stick around. dan and ama. all right. we'll check back. thank you. sandhya. new developments in the tesla cybertruck crash that killed three college students from piedmont. federal investigators are now looking into the deadly crash. >> shawn dixon, krista tsukahara and jack nelson died when the tesla cybertruck they were riding in slammed into a tree and caught fire. a fourth person who was injured in the crash is still in the hospital. >> all were 2023 graduates of piedmont high school and were home for the thanksgiving holiday when the crash happened early wednesday morning. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the latest from piedmont. >> students at piedmont high school wore black and purple

ribbons as they gathered on the quad this morning for a moment of silence for 320, 23 graduates who lost their lives in a fatal car accident while home from college. for the thanksgiving break. >> the principal just said a few words, just acknowledging the tragedy and then led us all in a moment of silence, which was it was really powerful. it was three students who died and one who's in the hospital expected to survive. but it sounds like with pretty significant burn wounds. so it's going to be a long recovery. the feeling is very heavy in the community right now. >> the school's wellness center has counselors on hand, although the clinical supervisor said the students who died were the youngest children in their family. so there are no siblings currently enrolled in piedmont schools. the three students were killed just after 3 a.m. last wednesday morning in a tesla cybertruck that veered off of

hampton road and slammed into a tree and a cement wall as the vehicle went up in flames. residents came by the accident scene in a steady flow, leaving candles, handmade cards and flowers. captain chris monahan, with piedmont police said we are looking into actions that occurred before the collision. chp has the vehicle. both the nhtsa and the national traffic safety board have made inquiries about the collision. the nhtsa often investigates crashes involving electric vehicles with self-driving features. the cybertrucks have had six recalls and three investigations, including an august 2024 crash in texas in which the vehicle veered off the road and burst into flames. in this piedmont crash, officials said last week that speeding is possibly aweek contributing factor, but they have not yet said if driver assistance features in the cybertruck were engaged at the time of the accident. in piedmont, i'm leslie brinkley,

abc seven news. >> closing arguments got underway today in san francisco in the murder trial of cash app founder bob lee. nima momeni is accused of stabbing and killing lee in april last year.omeni insists he acted in self-defense. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has followed this story from the beginning and has the latest developments. >> prosecutors making their closing arguments today, beginning by playing bob lee's call to 911, in which he repeatedly pleaded for help. contrasting that call to his lack of a call to 911 or police, even though he had testified it was lee who attacked him with a knife after he made a bad joke. calling into question lee's priorities and why he wasn't spending time with his family on his last night in town. the prosecution emphasized the judge's instructions that in order to find momeni guilty of first degree murder, he must have acted willfully, deliberately, and with premeditation. prosecutors say momeni did that. he pretended to

be friendly with lee prior to the murder, that he brought the knife from his sister's apartment, took lee to an isolated spot, and quickly fled afterwards. the motive, prosecutors say, was that lee introduced nima momeni sister, huzzah to jeremy boivin, a drug dealer who she testified during this trial drugged and sexually assaulted her. prosecutors say momeni carefully curated his self-defense story around the evidence, and that his defense team paid experts to testify, who admitted on the stand that they workshopped possible scenarios of what could have happened to match bob lee's three stab wounds. two to his chest, including one to his heart and one to his hip. they also emphasized that momeni concealed evidence by throwing the knife over the caltrans fence and bringing his vehicle to his mom's house after lee's murder. also that the jacket he was wearing that night has never been located. lee's brother spoke to reporters about the prosecution's closing arguments. >> i think they did a great job of summing up this case and really putting it in perspective

and really drawing in what the facts are of this case. >> the prosecution's closing arguments lasted approximately three hours. the defense will make their closing arguments tomorrow. reporting outside of the hall of justice in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> it's one of the largest thefts of marin's public funds ever. hackers steal nearly $1 million meant for low income housing. how the unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant.

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to have gone overboard. the ruby princess cruise ship this morning before it docked in san francisco. according to princess cruises, they searched the ship several times and reviewed

closed circuit television footage before coming to that conclusion. the man was traveling alone. u.s. customs and border protection is investigating. the disappearance and search delayed the ship's departure for a 16 day cruise to hawaii. in novato, a scare for a pilot whose plane ran off the runway at north field airport today. as you can see, the plane is stuck nose down next to what appears to be a draining ditch. according to officials at the airfield, the plane experienced a ground loop during takeoff that similar to when a car fishtails. the pilot was unharmed and no one else was on board that plane. >> $950,000 stolen in the north bay. the money had been earmarked for public housing in marin county. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke with the county's chief information security officer about what happened, and how it's one of the largest thefts of marin county's public funds ever. >> $950,000 meant for low income housing. >> the money was gone

immediately. >> by the time the marine housing authority staff realized it, it was too late. their emails had been hacked. in what experts have categorized as a phishing attack, where hackers send fake emails or text messages with links aiming to trick people into unknowingly sharing sensitive data and downloading malware. >> six of our email accounts were hacked. they acted as if they were our vendor, so they were talking to us as if they were our vendor. they were talking to our vendors as if they were us. >> the marine housing authority, an independent district from the county, had just received a $3 million loan from the county to begin the renovation process for 300 units of public housing after they sent the money, their vendor called and said they never received the funds. >> it was a real bank with a real account, but it wasn't the account of our vendor. so the money was wired to those places, thinking it was an email from our trusted vendor and then it went directly to a fake account.

>> the county's cybersecurity team is now helping the housing authority. >> chances are the money is already overseas and can't be retrieved. >> despite all this, the marin county housing authority said they will continue their efforts to provide housing for lowfforts income residents and fix those 300 units as planned. as for the hackers, experts believe it could be anywhere in the u.s. or in countries like china, russia and india. balderrama said these attacks can happen to anybody. he recommends calling if the link comes from a person you know or a company to verify before clicking. >> one of the more common scams we see, too is like you get a shipping notification, right? it says click here to track your package. >> what happens if you do click those links? >> so if you click on the link, there's a potential that you could get malicious software installed on your device. >> in san rafael, luz pena abc seven news. >> i never want to click anything. >> no, i'm really careful now. almost everything. i ignore. >> all right. december is upon

us. >> it is upon us. but it feels more like may. sandhya patel is here with a lovely forecast. >> yeah, absolutely gorgeous weather. that's for sure. and let's take a look at the highs for today. 68 in santa rosa. got up into the low 70s from san jose to redwood city. san rafael 67 in concord and 72 in livermore. high pressure is our controlling factor. and that's what brought us the mild to warm weather. it's blocking any storms from getting into the bay area, so everything is going well over to our north right now on live doppler seven, we're seeing some high clouds passing through the north bay. a lovely view from our pier 39 camera. right now it is 60 degrees in san francisco. oakland. you're at 59 low 60s hayward, san jose, 52 degrees in half moon bay. and from our o k camera temperatures right now 58 degrees in santa rosa and napa. it is 52. in petaluma. it's getting a little cool out there in fairfield in the 40s and 50s for concord and livermore. looking from our san jose camera, it is

mainly clear. next, several days. mild winter weather will continue tomorrow morning we're going to see some patches of fog right near the coast. and then this weekend, dry and cooler conditions are expected. so tonight, those high clouds going through at 7:00. and then as we head towards the morning hours, we'll see a few patches of fog right near the coastline going into the afternoon and evening. some of that fog may actually hang around, but really the pattern is very light winds and not as cold as it was last week. if you recall, we had frost advisories. so tomorrow morning we're looking at 30s and 40s. patchy fog near the coast. inland areas we'll see mainly clear skies, occasional high clouds. tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be a nice day in the south bay. 71 in san jose, 72. morgan hill 68, in milpitas on the peninsula, 69. in redwood city, low 60s here near the coast, 60 two half moon bay, downtown san francisco, mid 60s. along with south city in the north bay. you're looking at 68, in san rafael, 70, in santa rosa, cloverdale, up to 66. in vallejo. a nice looking

day, a lot of sun in the east bay, 67 in oakland, 66, berkeley 68. fremont, head inland and you're going to be in the mid and upper 60s. 64 in antioch, 68 livermore, 67 degrees in walnut creek. now we're going to look ahead to what's going to happen. high pressure is still going to keep us dry as we go through the workweek. the pacific northwest gets rain thursday evening again saturday evening for us. we remain dry well into early next week. rainfall totals will pretty much reflect this. so up to our north they'll be seeing quite a bit of wet weather over the course of the next seven days. not a lot of rain, but quite a bit of wet weather. 7000/400 of an inch in portland 9600. seattle. not expecting any measurable rain here in the bay area, but perhaps mid to late next week. we could see a pattern change. until then, the accuweather seven day forecast december warmth continues with above average temperatures right on through the workweek, and then over the weekend, temperatures will come down

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tonight to president biden's surprise pardon of his son hunter. with just weeks left in office, the president issued a sweeping pardon stretching over ten years and helps his son potentially avoid jail time. abc news reporter karen travers is in washington. >> president biden today facing tough questions about his pardon of his son, hunter. why did you change your mind and pardon hunter biden? the president did not answer. but at the white house today, the first lady did. and the white house said today, the president wrestled with the decision while spending time with his family this thanksgiving weekend. hunter biden was just days away from being sentenced after being convicted on federal gun related charges in june and pleading guilty to nine tax related charges in september. the president had long promised he would not intervene in his son's

criminal cases. >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> yes. >> is there any possibility that the president would end up pardoning his son? >> no. i can speak for the president. and he said he would not pardon his son. our answer stands, which is no. >> the president now saying no reasonable person who looks at the facts of hunter's cases can reach any other conclusion than hunter was singled out only because he is my son and that is wrong. >> one of the reasons the president did the pardon is because they didn't seem like his political opponents would let go of it. it didn't seem like they would move on. >> the pardon covers offenses against the united states, which hunter has committed, or may have committed or taken part in during the period from january 1st, 2014 through december 1st, 2024. republicans and even some democrats are criticizing president biden's decision to pardon his son, hunter. one democratic senator said that the president put personal interest above duty. president elect trump called the pardon abuse and a miscarriage of justice.

karen travers abc news the white house. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries says congressional democrats will not back down, despite the republican sweep in last month's election. the new york democrat shared his views during an appearance at the commonwealth club in san francisco. jeffries says democrats accept the results of the election and will look to find bipartisan common ground whenever possible. >> the american people are clearly saying, we want you all to work together to solve problems in a common sense fashion, and that's what we're going to work hard to do. >> but jeffries doesn't believe the election gave president elect trump and the republicans a mandate to enact what he called a far right wing agenda. he says democrats will do all they can to protect medicare, social security and the affordable care act. >> on wednesday, one of the highest profile cases of this term will reach the supreme court. justices will hear arguments for tennessee's ban on gender affirming care for transgender patients under the

age of 18. three trans teens and their parents are challenging the law through federal court. the biden administration joined their case, arguing a constitutional infringement on equal protection. decisions in both cases are expected by june of next year. >> the search is on for a stolen van that's more than just transportation for its owner. the thanksgiving day theft that left her without her home away from home. >> and jim plunkett, i think, belongs in the pro football hall of fame. >> the new push to get jim plunkett enshrined among football's greats, the growing support for the san jose native and what longtime fans say sets

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covered california can help, every step of the way. enroll by december 31st. covered california. this way to health insurance. a san francisco woman is asking for the public's help in finding her stolen van. but this isn't just any van. >> it's not. as abc seven news anchor don lemon explains, it was a source of income, and it helped bring a little piece of california to the world. >> it was a really beautiful va, and everything was very custom, and it was kind of like a little hotel on wheels for missy

tompkins, her 2019 ram promaster van is more than just a recreational vehicle. >> it was her pandemic lifeline. >> i was out of work because i work in the beauty industry, so i decided to build a van and it turned into a way to make money for six months. >> missy, her dad and a woodworker customized the van into a totally tricked out tiny home on wheels, complete with outdoor shower and kitchen. >> it makes me very proud of her. >> the van, which missy named crescent moon, even has its own instagram page and has been rented by people from all over the globe. >> a couple did get engaged in yosemite. i've had people, multiple people from toronto, germany, all around the us, which made what happened the day before thanksgiving all the more devastating. i got home one day from work and it just wasn't where it was parked. it was parked on fulton and 45th and 46th avenue, where it's been parked there for years, and it's been fine. >> it's a kind of a upsetting sickness, you know. i mean, the fact that all that work goes for

nothing. >> according to abc7's neighborhood safety tracker, vehicle thefts across san francisco are down 13% over the last 12 months compared to the previous four years. the richmond district has the lowest rate of vehicle thefts in the city over the past 12 months, making this all the morenths, surprising. >> we've all kind of keep an eye on each other. >> while sfpd tells me this is an open and active investigation, missy and her dad make this plea to police and anyone watching their story. >> i hope they were out there looking for her. i hope we get it back relatively intact and she can go on from there. this is a learning experience for everyone in san francisco. >> dianne lim, abc seven news. >> and we'll keep you posted on what happens there. we're heading into a pivotal month for the future of local schools, financial struggles and shrinking enrollment are creating major budget challenges for bay area public schools. in fact, several districts will

hold critical votes on school closures and budget changes in the coming weeks. oakland, unified's board is scheduled to finalize cuts at its meeting next week. today, district leaders met to figure out how to tackle a $95 million budget deficit. the school board has been considering a number of options. you may remember last month, the idea of school closures was back on the table. a hiring freeze, eliminating positions and restructuring. some departments are also being considered, and the alum rock union school board is expected to vote tonight on possible school closures. the district says a decline in enrollment and a severe deficit is to blame. ten schools are recommended for closure or consolidation, all shown here. these schools were recommended by the superintendent last month. it is estimated that each closure would save the district nearly $1 million in operating costs. as you would expect, parents and students are worried and have many concerns over these recommendations. >> tomorrow, the pro football hall of fame will

announce the finalists for the seniors category of enshrinement and fans here in the bay area. hope san jose native jim plunkett is on that list. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has a look back at plunkett's legendary career when deciding who is enshrined into the pro football hall of fame. >> one question stands above the rest for voters. can you tell the story of the nfl without this player? and if you ask fans in the bay area, there is no way to do that without mentioning a local legend not yet enshrined. east san jose native, stanford grad and san francisco, 40 niners and oakland raiders quarterback jim plunkett, an idol on the campus of his ama mater, james lick high school. >> for us to be able to have people such as jim plunkett come out of our inspiration for us athletes that played here, that continue to play here and say that i too can make it somewhere. >> plunkett accomplished nearly everything you could during his football career. against all odds, he was born to blind parents and had to work several jobs to support his family. but still, at james lick, he won a

championship at stanford. he took home the heisman trophy and became the first hispanic player to be drafted number one overall, and after a rough start in the nfl, he won two titles with the raiders. all that remains is the hall of fame. california state senator dave cortese has been a fan of plunkett since watching him win the 1971 rose bowl. cortez is introducing a senate resolution, a hail mary of sorts, to the selection committee to right the longtime wrong and vote plunkett in few, if any quarterbacks that win two super bowls are left out of the hall of fame. >> in fact, right now, jim plunkett is the only one whs won two super bowls that's left out of the hall of fame, and we think that needs to be corrected. we think the nfl should recognize the fact that he was a big part in building up the league itself. >> plunkett was the first nonwhite qb to win a super bowl, changing the game and inspiring fans of hispanic and native american heritage forever. sports writer mark purdy says he's a key piece of nfl history. >> he's already in the college

football hall of fame, he's already in the san jose sports hall of fame. he's in a number of other halls of fame. but i happen to believe that jim belongs in the hall of fame for both his football accomplishments and for what he meant to the nfl. >> the final inductees of the 2025 hall of fame will be announced in february at the super bowl in east san jose. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> we'll find out tomorrow. up next, pay or permit parking. many san francisco residents outraged over a proposal to charge for parking in one neighborhood and space fans will be over the moon for nasa's take on a holiday yule log video. >> that's what's behind their unique take

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the distribution of raw milk bottled by a company called raw farm. bird flu was detected in samples of the milk, but so far there have been no reports of anyone getting sick. raw farm sells to over 450 locations across the state. consumers have been warned not to drink the raw milk. the company is now anticipating supply shortages. >> happening now fostery leaders are discussing a new

plan to deal with geese. the city has gotten a lot of grief in the past for plans to kill geese to deal with its overpopulation problem. now, the new plan does not call for culling, just making foster city as unpleasant as possible for the geese. they're looking at surveying geese to disrupt nests. plans also call for harassing the birds with flashing lights and lasers, setting off fireworks or propane cannons and putting chemical repellents on grassy areas. san francisco drivers right now are getting a chance to vent over a controversial new parking plan in one of the city's densest residential neighborhoods. if approved, some parking spots in parts of the marina and cow hollow would be converted into metered spots. residents with permits wouldn't have to pay for metered parking. an open house is being held right now at the moscone recreation center. >> in 1964, beatlemania was about to explode from coast to coast, streaming on disney plus is a brand new documentary called beatles 64, celebrating the fab

four's american invasion and the fan frenzy that followed. reporter alicia vitarelli from our sister station in philadelphia, spe with the people behind this documentary. >> what do you like about the beatles? she loves you. >> it's 1964. the beatles are making their u.s. debut. beatlemania is electric. >> it's great being here in new york. okay, washington. oh, is that the place? i don't know, washington. i just moving so fast. >> beatles 64 features footage that's never seen the light of day. from the height of the fan frenzy to the british band's unprecedented rise to global superstardom, you're going to have super fans who will dial in so deeply to the 17 minutes of never before seen footage, and then you'll have people who feel like they're discovering them. maybe for the first time, like to bridge some generational gaps, which i love. >> we are really looking forward to that, too, with some

trepidation on the superfan sid, yes, we hope we please everybody, and especially people who have a deep, deep understanding of the beatles. >> hello. >> how are you doing, ringo? >> i'm all right. how what was it like going through this footage for the first time and then saying, oh my gosh, i can't wait to give this to the world? >> well, it's exciting. i mean, david and albert maysles, who filmed it, had an energy and the footage that they captured, whether it's the beatles themselves or whether it's fans, everybody is somehow seems to be able to project themselves on film. >> the documentary also features fresh interviews with paul mccartney and ringo starr, reliving that moment in music and history. >> they were such a great rock band, being able to hear the musicianship that they had and just the charisma that they had on stage. i think that's going to be a revelation, cause i love like that, you know, you should

be down. >> doesn't that look fun? beatles 64 is now streaming on disney plus. disney is the parent company of abc seven. >> up next, a warmer stretch is on the way, even though the calendar says december. sandhya is back with another look at the forecast coming up. >> and click away. it's cyber monday, we'll take you inside the milpitas facility, helping you cash in as you scroll for deal

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mixed results at the closing bell. today the dow ended in a loss, but the s&p 500 and nasdaq both landed in the black. here's a look at the numbers. the dow is down triple digits just over 128 points today. but the nasdaq gained an impressive 185. and the s&p bumped up nearly 15. well it is cyber monday. and people are surfing the web for deals. if you're looking on amazon. your packages may not need to travel very far. there's a fulfillment center in milpitas, which is sorting through tons of black friday purchases. more than 60% of

products sold on amazon are from small to medium sized. businesses like this one. >> we had carts just full of packages everywhere, and once we got down to like 9:00, we had to get everything ready for the delivery trucks and the packages were just still coming in and i was like, it is black friday time. >> amazon workers are taking part in a strike this weekend across six continents, asking for better pay and climate accountability. we're told this strike is not affecting the company's deliveries just in time for the holidays. >> nasa has launched its own take on a yule log video. this is the rocket engine fireplace. pretty cool right? nasa has used archived video of the engines that launched the artemis one rocket to the moon in november of 2022. the blasting engines play on a loop for eight hours while you are watching for all eight hours. maybe you can listen to a low level roar of the rockets, along with the traditional cracks and pops of a fire. well, the regular yule log

might be more your style. abc seven is here to help with that. we are streaming it once again so you can cozy up to a fire anytime, anywhere. look for the yule log on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. there are versions with and without music. so many options, right? >> i love you. >> i know. it is nice. >> i may try the nasa one this year too. that is a good one. all right. let's talk about the weather forecast because it is stunning. you really don't necessarily need the yule log yet. >> it's kind of warm. that's what i was going to say. sandhya is here with the forecast. sandhya? >> yeah, you definitely don't need it right now. ama and dan, let's take a look at the almanac. today, san jose hit 71 degrees. ten degrees above the average of 61. looking at santa rosa's almanac 69 today. average is about 59. so a good ten degrees above average. and it's a stunning view from our mount tam camera as we look back towards the city. live doppler seven showing you high clouds moving through our area tomorrow morning. we'll have some patches of fog as well. tomorrow afternoon another mild to warm one. low 60s to low seconds. it's

not going to feel like december. wednesday is pretty mild as well, mostly 60s and 70s. thursday. those temperatures dial back just a little bit, but then they bounce right back. on friday. we'll bring in those 60s and 70s once again. accuweather seven day forecast keeping it above average through the end of the workweek. and then over the weekend, cooler weather, more clouds, and we'll drop you closer to where it should be for this time of . no rain in the accuweather seven day yet. >> okay. yeah. thanks, andy. all righty, righty, chris alvarez is here with sports tonight. hey, chris. >> got my yule log. i was waiting for the ad. which version? uh- hours. okay, perfect. no music because i have to talk. it's been a tough year for the 40 niners. the injury bug biting again. flurry of issues this year for the red and gold. and now their top two running back sidelined for

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playoff chances took another major blow today. head coach kyle shanahan revealing that not only is christian mccaffrey going on injured reserve, but fellow running back jordan mason as well. we'll start with cmc. the reigning offensive player of the year suffered a pcl injury in his knee. he will go on the ir likely happen on this play right there. now the injury won't likely require surgery, but the stanford man is expected to miss at least six weeks, with weeks which effectively ends his season. it's been a lost year for mccaffrey, who missed the

first eight games with bilateral achilles tendinitis. as for mason, backup running back jordan mason suffered a high ankle sprain in the game. he's going to have to go on ir. so with five games remaining, their 49 ers playoff chances are really hanging by a thread. they need some help as well. the running back by committee isaac guerendo is going to get a bulk of the carries. and after last night's game players like george kittle say while it looks very bleak nothing else to do but fight. >> football is tough man. like stuff happens and you're going to let it beat you down into an oblivion and you're just going to give up. or you can continue to go out there and swing and fight every single day that you have the end of the day, like we're as desperate as they come to try to just get a win. >> like so i'm down for whatever. like i just want to win. i could care less about anything else. so whatever they need me to do, whatever we need the team to do. like let's just do that and let's get one win. >> we're definitely not out of the playoffs or anything like that. and while it feels dark and gloomy and absolutely probably depressing, honestly, technically, you know, we can

still win out. and i do have the faith that we can do that. i really do. >> niners play the bears on sunday. sad news off the field today. trent williams wife sandra sharing on social media the couple lost their son, trenton o'brien williams junior, who was a stillborn on november 24th. this follows the loss of his twin earlier in the pregnancy. our thoughts and prayers are with the entire williams family. shifting gears to hockey, the sharks, they've won three of four. begin a five game road trip in washington, d.c. tomorrow night. today, macklin celebrini named the nhl's first star of the week. he had four goals and three assists in four games, including two game winning goals. and yesterday, he was named the nhl's rookie of the month for november. so what a 48 hour stretch for macklin. the warriors play in denver tomorrow night, the final game of nba cup group play. the dubs already won their group, clinching a spot in the quarterfinals. since then, though, they've lost four straight games. draymond green did not practice today. he's dealing with left calf tightness. his availability for that nuggets game tomorrow very much up in the air. we'll wt and see. golden state valkyrie is releasing their schedule for the inaugural season. the newest wnba team will open their 44 game regular season schedule at home market calendars against

the la sparks may 16th. it's a friday. the wnba expansion draft is friday at 330 on espn. the other 12 teams are protecting six of their players, so golden state can draft one unprotected player from each team and then stay tuned for our after the draft coverage friday night on abc seven. it's following college football. larry beil will be hosting that show, and we have some special guests from the valkyries. so stay tuned for that. sports on abc seven is sponsored by smart and final, so that is very exciting for the valkyries. it's really kind of getting in like now. we knew they had a team. we're going to have to start having players and that's the first thing. >> you can just feel it building. >> yeah, getting absolutely getting pumped. and chase center will be a busy place because we hope the warriors are going to make a playoff run and obviously go into may and june and the valkyries are here. >> so i'm excited to see we need something to be excited about because it is tough to watch a 40 niners have. yes, yes. >> and it's been hard, but there's a little bit of hope okay. they got to win out and they need some miracles. but anything cris george kittle said as long as they still have a

chance mathematically you got to keep trying. >> okay. well, i like your optimism. i'm trying. i'm trying here. thanks, chris. >> all right. coming up tonight on abc7, it's celebrity wheel of fortune. that's at 8:00 followed by back to back episodes of press your luck. then stay with us for abc7 news at 11. remember that abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc7 bay area app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that'll do it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. chris alvarez, all of us here. we appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening and that we see you again tonight at 11. >> i'm reggie aqui i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena, i'm tara campbell i'm j.r. stone at abc7 news we deliver local stories with real answe

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