starts right now. >> all right, check it out. you can tell our top story from live doppler seven. it is lit up green by the storm that moved through the bay area tonight. and there's an even stronger storm that will follow soon after. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. we're giving you a live look outside right now as christmas week is getting off to a dreary start. but e holiday is expected to be thet e one bright spot out of the next seven days. san francisco was one city that saw rain tonight. cars had their windshield wipers going. we shot this video near the embarcadero and broadway, not far from our abc7 news studios. the entire bay area coast is under a high surf warning. this video is from

pacifica beach. dangerous 30ft tall. waves are expected until tuesday afternoon, so let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist frances dinglasan. and frances, you're tracking a series of storms here. >> yeah, we still have several on the way this week. and i want to show you live doppler seven, the satellite radar image, because we had the brunt of this last system moved through earlier this evening, even bringing us some lightning strikes, especially in the north bay, where we did get some areas over half an inch of rain, but south of the golden gate bridge and farther south, we generally got less than 15 hundredths of an inch as the system moves through. here's what it looks like right now. so we are seeing some light rainfall through parts of the east bay, the peninsula, and it is sliding east overnight will still see some rain. and in addition to the high surf warning, there is also a coastal flood warning also until noon on tuesday so we could see these large breaking waves, especially near mavericks up to 40ft. and these do make for life

threatening conditions. so we still have a storm level one light through tomorrow with rain and showers, slick roads and a high surf warning. and let me show you how it plays out. so most of the rain has passed through, but we will still see some showers. and then we get a bit of a break before some rain returns in the afternoon again, mainly hitting the north bay. however, after that we will see a stronger system move in late monday night for christmas eve. rainfall amounts for the next 24 hours will be very light. we might not even get any rain at all in the south bay, and we could get up to 2/10 in the north bay. dion. >> all right. we are watching it closely francis. thanks. and you can see the very same live doppler seven that our weather team uses by heading to abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. you can track the rain and see what's coming where you live all week long. now, despite the weather, sfo is seeing one of its busiest weekends in s

history. taking a live look at sfo where you can see it is damp on the ground there today. five flights were canceled and more than 200 delayed. yesterday, eight flights were canceled and another 386 delayed yesterday. there were so many travelers trying to get to the airport that traffic backed up all the way to 101. we heard some people even missed their flights. now, this year's holiday travel season is expected to break records once again. christmas and new year's is forecast to be the busiest, both by air and on the roads. triple a predicts more than 119 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home through new year's day. now, this would top the previous holiday season high, which was set back in 2019, and airlines expect today, thursday, friday and next sunday to be the busiest days. the good news is the worst traffic might be behind us. triple a says that was likely earlier today. well, from record travel to record

shopping, this is the last weekend before christmas and hanukkah, so shoppers who have made their lists are checking them twice for last minute gifts. some malls are seeing big crowds, while others not so much. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn found some examples. >> well, christmas is wednesday, so the clock is ticking and christmas is just around the corner. >> i'm just late. >> we kind of did everything last minute. >> the final push is on to get those shopping lists clear. chances are, though, you'll find very different experiences at different malls. at the san francisco center mall. the holiday decor is splendid. however, the former westfield mall is struggling. the crowds are scarce, the escalator hardly packed, many of the store windows empty. stephanie doughtery of walnut creek, brought her family to san francisco to look at all the lights and then to shop at san francisco center. >> we grew up going to nordstrom. we grew up to go to all these other stores. you know, there's more vacancies, less stores, less restaurants. so that part is sad, but

hopefully it'll come back. >> miles away at town center corte madera, more shoppers are securing christmas gifts at the 11th hour. >> hopefully, this is it. >> according to a recent report from the national retail federation, nearly 157 million americans were expected to wrap up their holiday shopping this past weekend. >> you got to go to sephora for the women in your life. >> matt anacker of san anselmo was shopping for his wife and daughter on this sunday night. >> it's not that bad. i was a little concerned about the parking situation, but it's been good. it's been easy. >> he pointed out the difference between shopping at san francisco center mall and at a mall outside of the city. >> san francisco is busy and kind of crowded, but as you said, the center is really kind of it's on its last legs. but these suburban malls seem to be a lot of energy. >> this teacher from fairfax is just getting started on her holiday shopping. the big crowds at corte madera mall didn't concern her. >> it was okay. some stores were more busy than others. >> she's got a few more presents

to go, but she's not sweating it. all in all, shoppers say they enjoy the spirit of the holiday season in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> take a look at this today. families enjoyed thrive city's winter wonderland ice skating at chase center in san francisco. there are also carolers, treats and an appearance, as you saw from santa claus. the skating rink is open this week on tuesday, thursday and friday. tickets are free, but donations to the warriors community foundation are strongly encouraged. now, speaking of, the warriors are making sure local families are stocked up with groceries to prepare a meal for the holidays. all of this part of the franchise's annual season of giving campaign today, where families shopped at a holiday themed pop up at chase center. all of this was part of the warriors swishes for dishes, a season long campaign which serves a million meals each year to underserved families every single time. >> the warriors score a point during the season, 100 meals gets revised to bay area families in need. and so, of

course, we got to come out for the holidays and make sure these families get their meals. >> there he was, former warrior kelenna azubuike was there to help pack groceries and take pictures with fans. his nonprofit, the athletes corner, also shared his wife's gourmet cornbread at the event this weekend. a's fans and the baseball world are remembering rickey henderson, the greatest athletic of all time. the hall of famer passed away friday at ucsf from complications with pneumonia and asthma. he was 65 years old and would have turned 66 on christmas day. henderson had a 25 year baseball career and is the mlb's all time leader in stolen bases, leadoff home runs and runs scored. tributes like this one are popping up all over oakland. you can see their flowers and notes left at the baseball field of rickey's high school, oakland tech. it's called the field of dreams, as well as rickey henderson field. happening tomorrow. united

health care ceo shooting suspect luigi mangione is expected to be arraigned, and that will be on state charges in new york. he also faces federal charges. abc news reporter jen sullivan is tracking both cases and explains what's next. >> reporter it's a high profile case that will now likely involve two separate trials. luigi mangione faces federal charges and new york state charges in the death of united health care ceo brian thompson. mangione was extradited thursday from pennsylvania to new york, where he faced a slew of federal charges, including a firearms offense, two stalking charges and murder, three use of a firearm if found guilty. he faces a maximum sentence of either the death penalty or life in prison. his attorneys, dodging questions about the federal case. >> karen, do you have any comment on these charges today? not at this time. thank you so much. >> the federal criminal complaint describes chilling details about contents inside a notebook that authorities say

was found on mangione when he was arrested at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania, earlier this month. according to the criminal complaint, the notebook contains several handwritten pages that express hostility towards the health insurance industry. in one entry dated october 22nd, 2024 describes intent to, quote whack, the ceo of one of the insurance companies. >> we always talk about motive. opportunity means all three of those elements are addressed and captured in in the criminal complaint as well as his notebook. >> mangione is expected to be arraigned in new york monday, where he faces 11 state charges, including first degree murder, as an act of terrorism. >> it was targeted, premeditated and meant to sow terror. >> jen sullivan, abc seven news. >> now, if you missed it on tv, manhunt, luigi mangione and the ceo murder a special edition of 2020 is now streaming on hulu. it takes a deep dive into the case that has fascinated the nation. well,

coming up at 1130, hear from local families with loved ones held hostage by hamas. why the holiday season is giving them hope. also ahead. >> i couldn't imagine the generosity. >> it's a story of building a better bay area just in time for christmas. plus, t0 niners fall short to the dolphins. >> the game came down to the final minutes, but the outcome mimicking how their first 15 games of the season went. we'll have highlights and postgame reaction later on in the show. >> the abc seven storm impact scale. today's storm is level one. that means light rain, so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc seven news app.

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put your hands up to the screen. get warm and cozy with this yule log. it's all streaming right now on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. there are versions with and without music. happening tomorrow, san francisco fire stations will be all decked out for their annual holiday decorations contest. you're looking at video from last year's event. the tradition started in the late 1940s, with firehouses wrapped like christmas presents. then it was revived in 2020. open houses will be held at city fire stations tomorrow, with the winners announced on christmas eve. the sf fire credit union is putting up $4,000 in prize money. it will all go to the charity of the winning station's choice. also happening tomorrow, the santa clara county fire department is bringing joy to young patients who can't be home for the holidays. they'll be out helping santa by delivering toys to children at the santa clara

valley medical center. two fire engines will transport toys collected by community members throughout the holiday season. now to stories about building a better bay area. police in antioch helped save a family's christmas. they say a home was burglarized last week, and the thieves got away with all of the christmas gifts. the victim had recently lost her job and was unable to buy new presents. so thanks to officers and the community, they spread some holiday magic by replacing those stolen gifts. now to another christmas miracle. that is what one man is calling an act of kindness by the south san francisco police department. after presents for his family were stolen. james irwin visiting the bay area from illinois to spend christmas with his daughter and grandchildren, had all these things to take to them. >> mostly things to trim the tree, but special things they had picked out for them. >> he says since having major surgery, he can't move as quickly as he used to, and while unloading his car to the hotel, that's when thieves struck.

>> it just it just really sickened me. >> two bags filled with gifts for his grandchildren. no longer where he left them, and i just couldn't believe they were gone. unsure what to do next, irwin reached out to the south san francisco police department in hopes of somehow finding the stolen presents before christmas. he was sure he'd never see them again. that was until three detectives came knocking on his door later that night. i was shocked. police weren't able to find the stolen items, but that didn't stop them from doing something to help. >> i couldn't imagine the generosity and the friendliness. >> officers started a fund and were able to buy irwin's grandchildren all new presents. >> i'm from a very small rural area, and to be in a major city like this and have the police officers be so concerned about a little matter like this of my grandchildren's gift, it just boggled my mind. >> irwin says it's one of the kindest things he's ever witnessed and is full of thanks. this holiday season. his daughter amanda agrees he was in tears when he got in the car, and he was so touched by this act of kindness.

>> just to have this little extra help with gifts is just a really kind and helpful and a big blessing to our family. >> oh, it looks like the gifts are already a hit with the little one, although at that age you could give them some pots and pans at least. >> my kids were happy with that. >> oh my gosh, my son likes a cardboard box. he likes the remote control. yes, i should have just not bought any toys for him. he wouldn't know the difference. >> give him your old iphone. >> yeah, let's not think about the time when he needs to use a phone. yeah. >> well, we will need to use the umbrella a lot this next week, but for some areas, starting tonight, they might be able to put it away for at least almost a day. here's a look at live doppler seven. we are seeing some light rain move through. we saw some heavier rain during the 7:00 8:00 hour, and most of that has dissipated as the system continues to slide south. we're noticing some light rain falling over san francisco and parts of the east bay. and as i point to that area with the green, it

gives you an idea of how light the rain is. the precipitation rate is about one hundredths of an inch per hour. here's a live look, though, at the bay bridge toll plaza, where we are still seeing some light rain, even some ponding on the roadways. you can see those cars splashing water as they drive past or through those ponds. temperatures still pretty mild in san francisco, redwood city and half moon bay, 57 degrees oakland hayward at 60. san jose 62 degrees. and then here's a live shot in san jose. so the south bay and san jose is not going to get too much rain tomorrow. and from this evening forward until our next system. i'll tell you about that in a little bit. so in the north bay we are seeing some colder numbers like santa rosa 55, petaluma 52. also in napa and fairfield near the mid 50s, concord 53 and livermore 54 degrees. and this time we're showing you wet roads on the embarcadero. you can see the ferry building there and the bay bridge in the background. we

will be dealing with some patchy, dense fog overnight and into tomorrow morning, but for tomorrow you can expect mainly drizzle and a few light showers and the rest of these showers tomorrow afternoon will mostly hit the north bay and miss a lot of areas south of san francisco. then get ready for this next system, which will be stronger on tuesday. it comes into the north bay possibly as early as tomorrow night, 11 p.m, but generally the heavier rain will be moving in during the early morning hours of tuesday. there is a chance of thunderstorms also after that passes. wednesday will be dry and cool for not thanksgiving, christmas and the start of hanukkah. so in addition to the coastal flood warning, there's also high surf warning still in effect through tuesday. large breakers be extra careful if you're heading to the beaches, because there's also that coastal flood warning, so you'll want to be careful if you're heading to any area along the coast,

because there could be life threatening conditions there. tomorrow morning's lows will generally be in the 50s. a little bit cooler, though, in lakeport at 48 but low to mid mid 50s for everyone. san francisco, oakland and san jose all at 55 degrees. and we could see some of that thick fog, especially near the coast and in some areas inland also overnight. and then tomorrow afternoon temperatures are going to warm up a little bit. we could even see some upper 60s in the south bay, like san jose 69, fremont 68. we'll see low to mid 60s around the bay. oakland and san mateo at 65, san francisco 63. notice the pops of green in the afternoon tomorrow. we'll still see some of those light showers and sprinkles, mainly in the north bay. so after that, our next system is a level two. it's a moderate storm, arriving very late monday night at 11 p.m. in the north bay and continuing through tuesday into the morning and

afternoon. most areas will get about half an inch of rain up to an inch. gusty winds up to 45mph. so here's the heaviest rainfall. you see this area of red here around 5:00 in the morning. you don't want to be driving around five in the morning around the bay area up until nine in the morning, then it quickly moves out. in addition to that, there is i just want to show you quickly the rainfall up to an inch, especially in parts of the north bay. and in addition to that, you do not want to be driving to and from tahoe on tuesday because they could get up to ten inches of snow above 6000ft. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. some afternoon rain tomorrow. gusty, possibly thunderstorms on tuesday, but then looking good for wednesday. but then we have more showers off and on thursday, friday, saturdy and sunday. so it's going to be a wet one. >> by the way, it feels like it was just thanksgiving doesn't it? >> i know i get my holidays mixed up sometimes.

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the top spot this weekend, falling to number four. wicked came in third place, while mufasa the lion king came in at number two, and lion, who would change our lives forever. >> mufasa. >> disney, which made mufasa and moana two, is, of course, the parent company of abc seven. you could say the box office winner outran its competitors. wow. >> are you guys seeing this? >> he looks just like you. impossible. >> you're colorful bunch. >> sonic the hedgehog three took first place. it raked in $62

million in its opening weekend. well, the 40 niners aren't giving the faithful much to be merry about this christmas. and we have sarah hodge joining us with a preview of sports. sarah. thanks, dion. the 40 niners are officially eliminated from the postseason, and it wasn't because of the outcome of their game against the dolphins. i got

2020 highlight of the day for brock purdy. getting to finally meet dan marino. he actually grew up cheering for the dolphins because his father was a big marino fan. and what a moment. purdy wears number 13 because of course of the dolphins legend. niners down three. nothing after a quarter. brock purdy finds deebo samuel, who fights his way in for just a second receiving touchdown of the year. he finished with seven catches for 96 yards. the dolphins, coached by former niners offensive coordinator mike mcdaniel. so lots of former niners on this team, including raheem mostert, aka the maserati. here he is picking up the first and some. and that helps set up the dolphins first

touchdown of the game. tyreek hill somersaults in niners down three at the half. but the santa niners are still faithful in miami. down nine in the fourth. purdy finds backup tight end eric saubert for his first td of the year. everybody was excited for him, even purdy. niners crawl within two points. still within two at the two minute warning. purdy hit and is picked off. oh no. christmas. not so merry this year. the dolphins with a late touchdown to make the margin bigger than it looked. niners lose 2917 dropping to six and nine and now guaranteed a losing record as well as missing the playoffs. >> you start thinking about the plays that could have changed the game. you know get some points up on the board, get some momentum. and so when you walk off the field, it's like, dang it. you know we had plenty of opportunities and we didn't finish. so yeah it hurt. at the end of the day i look at

you know defensively just the i keep looking at it. te takeaways is the difference. you know we when we don't take the ball away it's going to be hard to win. we have to continue to strive to get better every single week. and you know while we are eliminated we still have two weeks of football left. and you know, if i have football in front of me, i'm going to play as hard as i possibly can, and i'm going to try to get the guys around me to do that same thing. >> a few hardy jets fans watching their team host the rams first drive of the game. aaron rodgers leads his team 99 yards and finds davante adams in the back of the end zone for the score. jets take the lead, but it's tied at nine in the fourth when rodgers is hit. fumbles and is twisted up as well. rams going to recover. and they take the lead for good when matt stafford finds tyler higbee for the go ahead score rodgers is like what are we doing. rams win 19 nine. and with the niners, cardinals and seahawks all losing this win strengthens their hold on the nfc west. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino

dion. sarah thanks. >> much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11, including details of what's being called a friendly fire incident that shot down a u.s. navy f a 18 over the red sea. >> also ahead, everybody i know is praying that the hostages and that these folks come home after 14 months of waiting. >> hopes are getting higher. could we soon see

abc seven news live. >> dozen people were killed by israeli airstrikes. the attacks targeted a home and a former school. it's been more than 14 months since the war began, when hamas led militants stormed into southern israel in a surprise attack, killing some 1200 people and abducting about 250. tonight, there are signs of hope for a hostage deal between israel and hamas as negotiations continue. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with bay area families who have loved ones still held captive. >> reporter this was the scene

one year ago. hamas releasing a handful of hostages, including two of oren rubenstein's three loved ones kidnaped in the october 7th attack. the pacifica residents been pushing for the release of the hostages since the hamas attack in october of 2023 last year, plastering these posters across downtown san francisco and now with reports of israel and hamas closing in on a hostage deal, comes renewed optimism. >> my thought is that this is going to happen. we've all been praying for it for a year and a half, almost. >> israel says hamas is still holding 100 hostages, with over a third of them believed to be dead, one of them being oren's cousin. >> alon is still a hostage. we know that we want him back, and we think he'll come back. >> i think everybody in the jewish community has been on edge for more than a year now. so the idea that a hostage deal is getting nearer, especially towards the holidays and the end of the year, you know, i think

everybody has their fingers and their toes crossed to hear good news. >> the deal, according to officials involved in the mediation, would include the exchange of israeli hostages for palestinian prisoners, releasing 30 israeli hostages in the first phase, half of whom are believed to be alive and pellinore. calderon is hoping her cousin is one of them. >> my cousin ofir calderon was kidnaped with his daughter and his son in their attempt to flee. the children, sahar and erez, were returned in the very last hostage deal the last time, now trying to remain hopeful her cousin will be returned. we have to really be careful about what we get excited about and what we get emotional about, because the emotions are so raw and the situation is so raw that it makes it very difficult to have any emotion about it. >> i think, you know, the best thing we can do is really hope for the best, to pray for the best, and also make sure that we're prepared for a longer fight, knowing that we may not

get everything we want in, you know, a first round of a hostage deal. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> we're following the story of an attack at a christmas market in germany. the suspect was charged with five counts of murder and multiple counts of attempted murder. a nine year old boy and four women were killed. 50 year old taleb al abdul mohsen is accused ofal driving a car through the market last friday night. officials say he moved to germany from saudi arabia in 2006, and has been making anti-islamic and threatening statements in recent months. germany's chancellor says of the more than 200 people injured, 41 are still at risk of dying. two u.s. navy pilots are said to be okay after a u.s. guided missile cruiser mistakenly shot down their fighter jet over the red sea. military officials are calling it an apparent case of friendly fire. abc news reporter perry russom has details now from

washington. >> the u.s. military says a full investigation is underway after one of its f, a 18 fighter jets was shot down by a u.s. guided missile cruiser. the incident happened early sunday in the skies over the red sea, according to u.s. central command. this was an apparent case of friendly fire. the two u.s. navy pilots on board were able to eject safely from the aircraft, though one did sur what the military has described as minor injuries. the pentagon says the fighter jet had just taken off from the deck of the uss harry truman aircraft carrier, when one of the ships and its strike group, the uss gettysburg, mistakenly shot it down. the navy has been patrolling the region for more than a year now to combat ongoing attacks on commercial ships from the iranian backed houthis in yemen. several hours before this friendly fire incident, the military says u.s. forces conducted precision airstrikes against a missile storage facility and a command and control facility used by the houthis, and also shot down multiple uncrewed aerial vehicles and an anti-ship cruise missile. that operation included

the air force and navy, and included f, a 18 aircraft. perry russom, abc news, washington. >> president elect donald trump is defending elon musk after some democrats say the tech entrepreneur is acting as a de facto president. this after musk led a successful effort to block a bipartisan government funding bill last week. today in phoenix, trump said musk is not going to be president. >> but elon's done an amazing job. isn't it nice to have smart people that wn rely on? don't we want that? >> trump says musk will head the newly created department of government efficiency. happening tomorrow, the house ethics committee report on matt gaetz is expected to be released. earlier this month, the committee secretly vowed to release the report after previously deciding to keep it under wraps. that report was the result of an investigation intoe alleged drug abuse, possible sexual misconduct involving a

minor and other allegations against the former representative. gaetz has denied any misconduct. >> merry christmas to everyone, especially to you. >> santa shares season's greetings while last minute shoppers hit the stores. we'll see if union square is getting a holiday shopping boost. >> and tomorrow will be mostly dry, although we'll still see a few light showers, mainly in the north bay, for monday. then get ready for a level storm or two

mart's longtime location in soma before it moves to its new home. after nearly six decades at the corner of sixth and brannan, the market will close its doors for the last time on thursday. a week later, it will reopen at 16th and mississippi in potrero

hill. the new space is smaller and will house fewer vendors, with only 27 of the current 40 vendors making the move. last minute holiday shopping was in full swing today. retailers are hoping to cash in, especially in san francisco's union square. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spent the day there, leading. the way. >> the holiday spirit alive in union square, fueled by last minute shoppers on a mission and supervised by santa. >> thank you so much. merry christmas to everyone. >> traffic around the square backing up too. but mayor jamar from richmond isn't complaining. >> do we not see? look at this fabulous street. the shopping, the ice skating. it's family. it's holidays. yeah. >> and speaking of christmas, the winter walk on stockton street is a big draw. two blocks of family friendly experiences along with food and music this holiday season. >> you know, i haven't seen this

many people out here since, you know, well before the pandemic and the feedback we're getting from the people who are actually here is it just felt safer. cleaner. >> small business owner blake mccall is happy to see so many shoppers. the square still facing challenges, empty storefronts, retail theft and the recent police shooting of a hit and run. suspect jennifer lovelace and sister stacey are visiting from sacramento. >> big police presence, feeling definitely very safe. even driving through, i was like, okay, it looks safe. we feel safe. girls like, hold hands, santa, tell me. >> in the east bay, last minute shoppers are hitting broadway plaza shopping center in walnut creek. what did you buy? >> let me see. almost done. i'm barely prepared more than last year. but, you know, there's always that last minute gift. you got to buy. >> this year has been okay. we did a lot of our shopping online, but we are now just checking out the stores and getting the kids out of the house. >> back in san francisco, sunday is the last evening for winter walk. the union square alliance is still holding up crowd

numbers, but they say it's definitely been successful, bringing visitors to the city and to the square. they hope to bring it back next year. in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> see cornell and everybody there missed out on the rain. our director, douglas, who took a walk this evening. not so much. >> no, he got caught right in the thick of it. right between 7 and 8 as it moved through san francisco. there were even a few lightning strikes in the north bay. but right now, things are really petering out. you'll see very light rain falling over parts of the east bay, mainly south of sacramento. and tomorrow, if you have plans to go out, if you are not in the north bay, most of the day will be dry. temperatures will start off in the 50s. 55 in san francisco, oakland, san jose. we could have some patchy, dense fog and some of the valleys, and especially along the coast. and then you'll notice tomorrow afternoon some spotty showers, mainly in the north bay. but we won't rule out a shower on the

peninsula, although it does look dry in the south bay where temperatures will be mild. san jose high of 69, san francisco 63, oakland 65 degrees. but after tomorrow, late tomorrow night at around 11 p.m. to 3 p.m. tuesday is when you do not want to be outside. we will % rainfalls up to an inch or more in the north bay. possible thunderstorms winds up to 45mph. dangerous surf and coastal conditions with a high surf warning in effect and also a coastal flood warning. in addition, there is a winter weather advisory. you probably don't want to drive to and from tahoe on tuesday, because it could get up to ten inches of snow above 6000ft, and that makes for difficult travel conditions. chains are likely. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. light storm light rain tomorrow. gusty

thunderstorms, rainy conditions tuesday but then looking dry from 3 p.m. tuesday through wednesday and then off and on showers through the rest of the week. >> it is a gift from mother nature for wednesday. >> yeah, nice timing with the holidays. >> yeah. all right, let's get to frances. sara with another preview of sports. i'm all over the place. sarah. >> hey, dion. the niners eliminated from the postseason for the first time since 2020. regardless, they're still going to give the next two games their all. we

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during the season of audi sales event. the 40 niners are officially eliminated from the postseason. it happened before they even took the field against the dolphins, but today's loss just par for the course. on how this season has gone for san francisco. regardless, their offense came out with a spark. deebo samuel had a great game,

finishing with seven catches for 96 yards and a touchdown. george kittle had eight receptions for 106 yards. they had a chance there at the end of the game down by two with two minutes left, but some self-inflicted wounds got the best of them. this purdy interception didn't help, but they also had 11 penalties totaling 90 yards. >> some weeks are worse than others. today was as bad as it gets. and i think i know we're in the front half of the league when it comes to penalties. but today was, you know, the situations when we got those penalties, how we got them. that was a real disappointing. i'm pretty sure we had to rely on teams losing and then a tie. so i was like, hey, it is what it is. when someone says you have to rely on a tie, it's yeah, it is what it is. so no, i didn't think about it at all. >> very evident that. the guys who want to be here are going to play really hard and continue to do that. and i think, i mean, i don't question anybody on this team, but we're definitely going

to be tested in the next couple of weeks. >> seahawks looking to move up in the standings as they welcome in sam darnold and the vikings fourth quarter seattle down three but knocking geno smith finds an open aj barner. and just like that the seahawks take the four point lead. darnold says all right i got something for you. avoids a couple tackles airs one out knowing he has justin jefferson down there somewhere. vikings take the lead back. now less than two minutes left in regulation seattle going for the tie. but the jason myers 60 yard attempt doesn't have the distance. seahawks fall 2724. the warriors are back at home tomorrow night to host the pacers. and then of course, will welcome lebron james and the lakers on christmas. in a game that you can see right here exclusively on abc seven. after losing by 51 in memphis on thursday, the dubs snapped a three game losing streak last night in minnesota. steph curry made sure the dubs didn't blow a huge lead by coming up with the patented curry flurry, scoring 11 straight points in the

fourth, finishing with a game high of 31. golden state is just three and seven over their last ten games, but are still over 500. and curry insists that the vibes are good. >> when you say anything about, like, how i'm about to say it, it's always going to be a comparison to last r or the year before, or the championship year or whatever. it's not that. it's this team is connected. there's a good energy about and a commitment to the group, even through some of our struggles. if you came to our practices over the last two weeks, you probably didn't know anything about us. you probably like, oh, these guys are on a winning streak. like they feel good. and you got to maintain that through some of the challenges and struggles. >> and one more reminder. the warriors host the lakers at 5 p.m. on christmas day right here on abc seven. as the nba takes over abc with five games starting at 9 a.m. so no matter how you celebrate it, do it with hoops. the cal women under head coach charmin smith off to a

terrific start, 24th in the nation and playing temple on the final of the raising the bar tournament they hosted this weekend. the star of the show, iona, who beats the halftime buzzer with that heave. she finished with a game high of 20 points. it was raining threes. in berkeley, the bears set a program record with 18 triples just a couple of weeks ago. they hit 16 tonight. cal wins the raising the bar tournament, downing temple 8963. that's seven straight wins for the bears. to the links. now tiger woods and son charlie both wearing sunday red. of course, the final round of the father son challenge in orlando and a milestone for 15 year old charlie on the par three with a seven iron. why show it if it's not going in for the ace? charlie didn't understand why everyone was going crazy at first. even dad, caught unaware, gave him a big hug, though immediately reminded him that of course he had to buy a round for making that ace right? charlie replied, look, i'm broke. this abc seven sports report is

sponsored by river rock casino. dion, what a nice moment. sarah. thanks. >> and a reminder, you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just download the app now and start streaming for free. well, that's it for now everyone, i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for francis and sarah. we appreciate you tuning in. we leave you now with a look now at our yule log, which you can find on abc7 news.com. don't you feel nice and toasty and warm and feeling like in the holiday spirit just looking at this? it's available once again at abc7 news.com. pop it up anytime you need some holiday cheer. have a great night. we'll see you in the

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