starts right now. >> a budget crisis with fire stations on the chopping block. we are just nine hours out from the closure of two fire stations. as oakland tries everything to close financial gaps. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm dion lim. the stations that are closing are said to be some of the least busy locations in the city, but for their neighbors, their loss

is alarming. stations 25 and 28, both in the hills, will shut down in the morning, with the firefighters there moved to other locations. those brownouts are expected to last at least until july. they're all part of bigger budget cuts meant to keep oakland afloat, as the city waits for long delayed money from the sale of the coliseum to go through. abc seven news reporter j.r stone talked to the firefighters union about the impact these closures could have. >> reporter this may be the last time in a while that you'll see firefighters working at firehouse 25, in the oakland hills. it's one of two fire stations closing monday as the city tries to balance its $129 million budget deficit. >> i'm frustrated as i have as i have been this entire time, with the city's decision to place oaklanders public safety at risk. >> seth olear is vice president of the local 55 union that represents oakland firefighters. his concerns are echoed by those

who live near the closing. firehouse 25. >> it was kind of scary with all the high fire risks up here. >> i think we need to meet with the neighbors and try to send a some kind of petition to the alameda county or something like that, because this is very sad. >> it was a consideration when we bought the house to have a firehouse this close. >> back in october, the kellar fire burned 15 acres in the oakland hills and damaged at least two homes and displaced hundreds of residents. olear says fire trucks from closing stations 25 and 28 were among the first there. >> absolutely. they were among the first companies that were on scene fighting that fire. so without a doubt that that entire incident would have gone very differently with the absence of just these two fire engines, for sure. >> the oakland fire chief explained friday that this is a brownout process that will keep the stations closed at least six months and save the city $5 million. no firefighters will lose their jobs, but it's

realistic that it's going to take 15 or 20 minutes for the surrounding companies that are already up on skyline boulevard to cover those areas. >> i mean, those are just facts. i'm not here to scare anybody, but i am here to just deliver the straight facts, which is you will wait longer for a fire engine to show up. >> the chief does say that the closing fire stations here are among the least busy locations in the city of oakland. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> happening tomorrow. president biden is traveling to new orleans to meet with the families of those killed in the new year's day truck attack. the president is set to attend an interfaith prayer service for the victims and survivors of the violence on bourbon street. police are using cars and barricades to block traffic on bourbon street as memorials grow for the 14 victims. tomorrow, the first parade of the mardi gras season is planned just blocks away. schools across louisiana will be observing a moment of silence for the victims of each of the next 14 school days. as new orleans

mourns, investigators are sharing new information about the planning of last week's attack. abc news reporter christiane cordero has new video and new details. >> during an update today. the fbi says they still believe shamsuddin jabar, the man suspected in that deadly new year's day attack in new orleans, acted alone. >> we have not seen any indications of an accomplice in the united states, but we are still looking into potential associates in the u.s. and outside of our borders. >> authorities confirmed the suspect traveled to cairo, egypt, in 2023 and that he also traveled to ontario, canada that same year. >> this investigation is crossing state and international borders as our agents follow leads in houston, texas. atlanta, georgia. tampa, florida, and internationally. >> investigators releasing a video they say jabar recorded of the french quarter using metal glasses during a trip to new orleans in october, adding, jabar also made a trip to new orleans in november, both times staying in a rental home.

investigators say he also visited gun stores before the attack. authorities have also shared images they say are of the suspect just before 2 a.m, placing the first improvised explosive device, or ied, which was inside a cooler, and then placing a second ied, also in a cooler, at 2:20 a.m. investigators have recovered explosive devices from the home he rented, and say jabar tried to burn the house down to hide evidence. just after 3 a.m, police say jabar drove a rented pickup truck down bourbon street, killing 14 people and injuring dozens more. christiane cordero, abc news, new orleans. >> time now for our abc seven news at 11, where we help you get ahead on the headlines in the week to come up first. san francisco is getting a new mayor. mayor london breed. his last day in office is tuesday, and daniel lurie is sworn in wednesday. the mayor elect is helping clean up the city ahead of his inauguration. and today he ended his weekend of service picking up trash in the lower nob hill, tenderloin and mission

neighborhoods. >> we are close to a thousand people that have come out over six different trash pickups, and there's just this feeling of hopefulness and optimism. and it's a new day in san francisco. >> yesterday, lurie was out in ocean beach, ingleside, fillmore and the bayview on wednesday after he was sworn in. lurie will celebrate with a chinatown night market and community festival. our next advancer oakland will also have a change of leadership. the city will get a new interim mayor this week, but we don't know yet who it will be. the city council president is serving as interim mayor until the city can hold a special election, but current a president nikki fortunato bass is about to leave office to be sworn in as an alameda county supervisor tomorrow. the new city council will meet to elect a new president, who will then take over as mayor. the city's special election is set for april. and our last advancer. the u.s. supreme court will hear

arguments this week about whether americans can continue using tiktok. on friday, they'll be discussing a law that requires the social media app to break ties with its chinese based parent company, bytedance, or face a ban in the u.s. tiktok and its creator allies argue that the law violates the first amendment, while the u.s. government says it does not, and that the platform is a national security risk. the ban would kick in two weeks from today. right now to your accuweather forecast heading into a warm week by january standards, taking a live look outside where it's a little bit foggy tonight. but we do have dry, sunny weather on the way. we have spencer christian standing by with more on our 24 hour accuweather forecast. feeling almost like spring. >> spencer, you're right, it is going to be quite warm by january standards. we have a little fog and mist out there in some areas right now, but it's mainly clear. and here's what you can expect tomorrow. early tomorrow morning, 7:00, bright skies, a few lingering clouds around temperatures ranging from about 50 at the coast to bay to

only mid 40s inland, but by midday, partly to mostly sunny upper 50s inland and at the bay and upper 50s on the coast. 4 p.m. a little bit after the peak of our warming. mainly sunny skies, low 60s inland, 60 around the bay shoreline, upper 50s at the coast. and as we get into the 7 p.m. hour, of course it will be dark, mostly clear, low to mid 50s across the entire region, but we will have much warmer weather later in the week, and i'll have that in my accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. dion. >> looking forward to it. spencer. thanks to the north bay now where a popular mexican restaurant is closed for good after a federal investigation says it violad child labor laws. see, casa has been in napa for 15 years, and the u.s. department of labor says the restaurant allowed children to work outside, permitted hours during school days and operate hazardous equipment. the restaurant has disputed the allegations. the department of labor fined the business more than $45,000, and casa's website did not list a

specific reason for the closure. the owner of the oxbow publicre. market, where sikasso was located, told the press democrat that the pandemic was a factor. fresh catch straight from the sea. crabbers in the bay area brought in their first batch of dungeness crab today, marking the delayed start to our season. commercial crab season typically starts in november, but was delayed due to humpback whale migrations off the coast. now, the timing and other issues at sea have put crabbers in a pinch. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was at fisherman's wharf when the first boats arrived with their catch today. >> go get some crab over here. >> the first dungeness crab catch of the season is in at fisherman's wharf. >> it's just good to get out on the water, you know, the delays. something we're kind of used to by now. yeah. so we just roll with the flow. >> captain pat lazzari says his crew on board the edward letter

caught about 7 to 8000 pounds of crab overnight. the fresh catch is quickly moved into holding tanks at pier 45. the crab season normally starts before thanksgiving, but the season was delayed for the sixth year in a row by the state due to migrating whales off the coast. >> i'm just happy to work again. >> captain matt balwani's says so far, the crab catch is good. >> it wasn't as many, but the quality was very good. i think we've been averaging a little over 2 pound crab average. >> captain matt is selling his catch direct to a hungry public who waited hours in this long line. >> we're beating the super bowl rush right now. we're getting a fresh catch. can't beat that. >> the off boat crab sales are happening on a newly constructed dock created to help salmon and crab fishermen generate income. >> salmon has been canceled for the last two years, so the crabbers are really like. this is the one chance these guys really get a chance to make money. >> it's been a really rough couple of years for the

crabbers, termed out san francisco supervisor aaron peskin says crab is a big deal crustacean for the local economy. not only in our restaurants and our stores, but this is a jumping off point for all of northern california. there are huge crab processors here, and there's a lot of people whose economies and families rely on it. >> there's a lot of nice crab, but, you know, it's kind of a little bit slow, slower than what we're used to. and on top of that, we're going with less gear, less gear now. so it's going to be hard to scratch out a paycheck. >> joey gallia is adapting to changes in the industry, but he's staying on board. >> we do it because we love it, you know, and we're good at it. >> and san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> still to come, a legendary san francisco spot gets a hollywood shoutout and a milestone in the north bay as one county's leadership team makes history. plus, is the end nearing for one of the bay area's best known theme parks. a

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seven. and tonight we have two breakthroughs to share for women in our local governments. for the first time in its history, napa county's board of supervisors are all women. the newest members took the oath of office yesterday. napa county is the second county in the state to have an all women board. it follows los angeles county. >> it's a message to all, including our daughters and our sons, that we as a community are

helping to open up the possibilities of who can be a leader. it means more opportunity for everyone. >> the new supervisors have varied backgrounds. they include nonprofit, community based organizations. there are multiple attorneys and a scientist. the board officially gets started on tuesday. to our other breakthrough, sonoma county will have more female judges than male judges for the first time. they'll have 11 women and nine men on the roster. the county swears in those new judges tomorrow. experts say diversity among judges helps better ensure fairness in the courtroom. now to a story we've been following here at abc sevenw testing shows a popular east bay park is safe after there were concerns about elevated radiation. documents detail decades of toxic dumping by the former stauffer chemical company, later acquired by zeneca. some of that dumping ended up at the city of berkeley landfill, which we now know asey

cesar chavez park. the berkeley city manager now says testing from the fall shows the land does not pose a risk to water quality or human health, though they found some tough to access. groundwater had elevated levels of radiation. well, it looks like the music will continue to play at a beloved and iconic music store in el cerrito. down home music has been in the same building on san pablo avenue for nearly 50 years. when the building went up for sale in october, the music shop and its neighbors worried they'd have to find a new home. now they expect to be able to buy the building, all thanks to fundraising and huge community support. >> you think about the old school barbershop. this is like the barbershop, but you come in here to talk. charlie parker instead of we're not talking sports. we're talking music. >> keep in mind, it's not a done deal yet. while the business is bid has been accepted, they are still fundraising. tonight was

the final night of winterfest at california's great america, and it may not be returning in november. the la times reports the park is notifying seasonal pass holders that the park will only be open from april 5th through late october this year, and that seasonal events will not be included. the theme park next to levi's stadium is expected to eventually close for good once the land it's sitting on is sold. the timeline for that is not clear. mexican bakeries are bustling with business ahead of tomorrow's three kings day celebration. bakeries like la mer on 24th street in san francisco's mission district are selling dozens of the traditional rosca de reyes cake. it's a sweet, flaky pastry decorated with dried fruits and other morsels, symbolizing the gifts that were brought to baby jesus on epiphany. when catholics believed three wise men visited him. the cake holds a figurine, usually of the baby jesus, inside the rose and the bread that we make.

>> we always put the baby a little plastic baby inside so people take it and cut it on the sticks. >> now if you get the plastic baby in your slice, you or your family are in charge of cooking tamales for everyone on february 2nd, or candelaria de. all right, once again, let's get a check of the weather situation with spencer and things feeling pretty mild out there. >> they are indeed, diana. as a matter of fact, it's going to get milder as we get later into the week ahead. here's a look at what's happening right now though, on our satellite radar composite image. skies have been mostly clear going through most of the night, but you can see a few high clouds moving in and we've got some showers well, to our north. some of that moisture is working its way down into the bay area, so it's presenting itself as a little mist. but you will see some of my live camera shots in a moment. right now we've got calm wind speeds under ten miles per hour all across the bay area, and it's a little bit milder by just a few degrees than at this time last night.

1 degrees milder here in the city, but 2 to 4 degrees milder in other locations. here's the view from our rooftop camera a clear view looking across the embarcadero. it's currently 51 degrees here in san francisco. oakland 4950 to 51 in hayward and san jose, 46 and redwood city, 50 at half moon bay. a nice view from mount tam. you can see some of that mist in the air, but it's pretty much a clear view. looking down onto the bay. 49 degrees at santa rosa 58 petaluma only mid 40s, low to mid 40s in fact at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. and here's well now see this was a really misty view of the toll plaza at the bay bridge bridge just a moment ago. but some of that mist has lifted. so here we go. these are our forecast headlines overnight areas of light, fog and mist. the week ahead will bring us sunny days and it will be warming up. and this dry pattern will last through the week. the next seven days we see no rain in sight. we still though will be looking at the beach hazard statement, which goes into effect at 4 a.m. tomorrow to 4 p.m. on tuesday. wave heights will be elevated. breaking waves might reach heights of 20ft.

of course, under these conditions, there's a moderate risk of rip currents and dangerous sneaker waves when we go to the forecast animation taking us through the overnight hours, we'll see a few thin, high clouds sweeping through, as i mentioned, and the clouds will thicken a little bit going into about the 4 or 5 a.m. hour before they start thinning out again in the mid morning, giving way to mainly sunny skies overnight. low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s, just a couple of chilly spots down to about 41 at fairfield and at livermore. then high temperatures tomorrow under mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. 58 half moon bay 59 here in san francisco, right around the bay shoreline. most locations will top out at about 59 or 60 degrees. not many locations will break the 60 degree mark tomorrow, but among them will be livermore, 61, san jose, 62, and up in santa rosa, about 63 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. notice how mild it's going to be both inland and at the bay, around the bay, and even at the coast. midweek, we'll see high

temperatures around 64 to 66 or even higher from the bay to inland, 62 to 64 at the coast, which is quite unusual this time of the year. we don't even get readings like that. sometimes in the summer at our coastal areas. so for the week ahead, we're talking about mainly sunny skies, dry conditions and quite mild with just a slight cooldown at the end of the seven day period, which is next sunday. >> well, with a forecast like that, i shall dismiss you the rest of the week. spencer. >> oh great. do i get a rai? >> also, i don't have the power for that. okay. nice try. >> i'll petition someone else. >> thank you. okay, well, a san francisco shout out from hollywood and sf native wins big to kick off award season and shares a

globe tonight. wong, who grew up in pacific heights. won best performance by a stand up comic

on tv for her special ali wong single lady. in her acceptance speech, the comedian thanked the city and the punchline comedy club for giving her the start to her career. >> you know, i come from san francisco and that's where i started doing stand up, and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for all the stage time that i got there and all the practice, i got to become a stand up comedian. so i really want to thank molly schminke from the sf punchline comedy club. >> i feel so much pride for our city. this was her second golden globe nomination and second win. coming up a little later in the show, we'll have a report from the red carpet with the 82nd annual golden globes highlights. both the 40 niners and warriors playing on the first sunday in january. but could they find the win column? chris alvarez joins us with a preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports. plenty to watch for bay area sports fans tonight. warriors take the floor for the third time in four nights, while the 40 niners look to end the season on a high note. found

themselves in a

zero. all right. let's go back to mid november. christian mccaffrey made his season debut for the 49 ers who beat the bucs

2320 on a jake moody field goal as time expired. they improved to five and four. at the time things were looking up but then the niners went one and seven down the stretch, finishing the year six and 11. ouch. niners finishing their season today in arizona george kittle using the tablet. hi, mom. all right. george was in good spirits. jauan jennings entered just 77 yards shy of first 1000 yard season. ended up 25 yards short because he got ejected midway through the second quarter. got in a scuffle. several scuffles. indeed, the cardinals defender also tossed jennings, firing up the faithful on his way out to the locker room. couple plays later, nine time all pro kyle use check pushing quarterback josh dobbs in for the tying score ricky pearsall. george kittle flying around, referencing dobbs aerospace engineering degree. that was pretty cool there. and then late second. dobbs, playing in place of brock purdy, finds pearsall, who's got his third touchdown of the season. niners down three at the break. brock looking on. resting up getting ready for next season. the last touchdown of the year comes from dobbs to

juice 36 yards and in for the fullback. dobbs had a career high 326 passing yards, but the niners lose 4724. they finish the campaign six and 11, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020. >> it just hasn't been good enough, not even close. and to be a part of that, knowing that i'm out there every game and it still isn't good enough, it obviously is a gut punch to my own pride. and yeah, i mean, obviously i'm gonna do everything to make it right. >> we've been processing it, ready to finish this up, trying to finish it with a win. didn't get that done today, but excited to get to this off season and figure out how to not be in this situation again. >> all right kids at chase center watching their dubs take on the kings after beating memphis last night. steph sat out yesterday fresh today. and here's the handles. puts the defender on skates lays it up. and in that curry guy pretty good. second quarter. it's a curry signature from distance. hoop and the foul. that is a12 34. play. and just a

minute later curry. if one is good two is better. another four point play as that one drops. are you kidding me. he had a game high or tied for a game high 26 points. but this is all sacramento. the warriors had 22 turnovers turned into 34 kings points the other way. keon ellis throws it down on the alley oop. sacramento was up by as many as 39 malik monk had 26 as well. oh a massive poster. steph is every warriors fan right now 30 point loss. warriors fall one 2999. >> i guess the only positive is it's the nba and you got a game in 48 hours. so you don't have much time to dwell on it and be able to flush this down the toilet as fast as possible so thate can come out and just let it fly. >> on tuesday, warriors going to host the heat on tuesday. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion chris. thank you. a bad milestone for boeing one year after the door plug blowout. how

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right now. if you waited until today to fly home from some parts of the country, you may have run into this. a blast of snow, ice, and plunging temperatures are making for dangerous travel from kansas to new jersey. abc news reporter alison kosik shows us these wintry conditions. for millions of americans across several states are under alerts, as a major winter storm makes its way across the country. blizzard conditions being reported in parts of kansas and missouri. first responders are struggling with these treacherous conditions, according to the kansas highway patrol. some areas seeing at least a foot of snow. this trooper showing how quickly that snow is falling. >> we've got a lot of drifting. i mean, this is my patrol car. if we get right here, you can see how much.

>> it's just sort of building up around the vehicle. >> treacherous road conditions across several states, including missouri, nebraska and indiana. officials urging people to avoid travel in kentucky. downtown louisville, a winter wonderland with several inches already on the ground. >> that's about five inches, at least on that picnic table, and it's still coming down in the east. >> residents in syracuse, new york, looking out after several inches of lake effect snow moved through the area. many now stocking up on winter supplies, including shovels, snow scrapers and, of course, salt. >> the mighty old salt. yeah, i had to get pet friendly because i have a dog. >> when the snow is done, arctic air is forecast to move in, gripping much of the east, those bone chilling temperatures likely to continue through the week. alison kosik, abc news, new york. we are

heading into a week of farewells as the nation honors former president jimmy carter. the nobel peace prize winner is lying in repose at the carter presidential center in atlaa until tuesday morning. members of the public braved the cold as they lined up to pay their respects. on tuesday, the former president will then be taken to washington, where he'll lie in state in the capitol rotunda. carter's state funeral will take place thursday at washington's national cathedral, where president joe biden is expected to eulogize his longtime friend. today marks one year since a scary incident that set off a ton of problems for boeing. a door plug blew off an alaska airlines flight mid-air shortly after takeoff from portland, oregon. it left a huge hole in the fuselage, forcing an emergency landing. no one on board was seriously hurt, and the company says it has made strides in improving passenger safety and quality control in its factories. the faa has increased its oversight of

boeing since the incident. staying climate ready is a team effort, and along the bay area coast, that team could include sea otters. abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma explains how otters could help control an invasive species. >> when we first met, the hungry otters of elkhorn slough last year, they were chowing down on a species of burrowing crabs blamed for destabilizing the shoreline, thinning their numbers and rescuing sections of the estuary located at moss landing in monterey bay. now, researchers believe the otters could be a potential solution for controlling an invasive species that has invaded ecosystems up and down the west coast. green crabs. >> so back in the early 2000, i was just starting out as a graduate student at uc santa cruz, and the green crab population was growing explosively at elkhorn slough reserve. >> that's when estuary ecologist rick jepson began trying to figure out why the green crabs

native to europe were thriving. but somewhere in the middle of a research project, a strange thing happened. the trend began reversing, at least in elkhorn slough. so what had changed in this tiny sliver of the northern california coast? she believes it was the return of native sea otters documented by usgs surveys. >> given that the population size is about 120, they can probably eat somewhere between 50 and 120,000 green crabs at the slough per year, and i mean 100 100,000 green crabs consumed by otters. that's a lot. >> jepson and her colleagues began mapping the slough, pinpointing the location of otter populations versus green crabs. research coordinator kirstine watson says the modeling seems to confirm the trend. more otters, fewer crabs. >> so we use circumstantial evidence about spatial patterns, like within elkhorn slough. the areas that have a lot of otters

don't have a lot of green crabs, and the green crabs are nothing if not invasive, spreading rapidly. >> since being accidentally introduced into san francisco bay in the late 1980s, and coastal communities from california to washington state are spending millions in time and money to control the crabs, which compete with native sea creatures. could the otter be a help? >> i think there's a lot of promise that sea otter reintroduction to these areas would decrease the european green crab populations, as well as leading to healthier seagrass beds and salt marshes, and all the other benefits that come from having a top predator and restored food webs in the system. >> several groups are pushing state and federal officials to consider the idea of reintroducing sea otter populations to areas that were decimated by fur hunters more than a century ago. the idea is expensive and likely to face

opposition from the fishing industry. but in a world of changing climate and changing priorities, researchers say it's important to study all of our options. >> it's very hard to predict the future, although we feel like the system right now is more balanced than maybe it was 20 years ago. i don't think we should be too safe. >> at elkhorn slough, drew tuma, abc7 news. >> awards season has arrived and hollywood is ready to celebrate. we'll have a report from the red carpet with the snubs, surprises and big winners at the golden globe awards. >> i'm spencer christian looking at light, fog and mist at the golden gate. will it still be around tomorrow? i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. as

awards honor the best in television and film. george

pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles, reports from the red carpet. >> amelia perez. >> amelia perez a musical about a cartel leader who wants to transition, was named best motion picture musical or comedy. it also won the motion picture prize for a non-english language film and for original song plus costar zoe saldana won the night's supporting actress award. >> this recognition is just it's paramount for my continuation as an artist and there are no buts. >> and kieran culkin won the supporting actor golden globe for a real pain. demi moore won her very first acting award, named best actress for the substance. >> it's important not to make it mean too much, but it's also important to remember not to make it too little and to really be in the joy of what this is. >> sebastian stan's work in a different man earned him the golden globe for musical or comedy best actor. >> there was a big risk in

terms of what it speaks to d trying to walk into somebody else's shoes who has neurofibromatosis like adam pearson. so that had its own challenges as well, and wanting to do that. right. >> the brutalist, the brutalist. >> a big winner at this year's golden globes, it took home the gold for best motion picture drama, best director for brady corbet and best actor adrien brody. >> i am very grateful. i've had a very blessed career, but as you can see, it's still a challenge to find work that is as meaningful as this. >> dramas best actress prize went to fernando torres for the portuguese language film i'm still here. >> i'm really, really touched by it. and i never expected. i thought i was so happy already, just with the nomination. it's a great, great honor. >> wicked won the new category at the globes cinematic and box office achievement. on the television side of things,

shogun was named best drama series with its stars hiroyuki sanada, anna sawai and tadanobu asano also taking home. awards. hacks won in the musical or comedy category, with star jean smart winning her second globe. the awards train makes another stop next sunday night at the critics choice awards in beverly hills, california. george pennacchio for abc news. >> spencer, as much as i want to stay in and watch all of these movies and tv shows, maybe it's a better time to go outside. enjoy the weather this week. >> it certainly will be. dion, that's for sure. tonight. now, you know it's mainly clear at the moment, but we are expecting a few patches of very light fog to form and a few high clouds passing over. so be aware of that especially if you're out commuting early tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. then tomorrow by afternoon we'll have mainly sunny skies, high temperatures ranging from upper 50s at the coast to upper 50s to about 60 around the bay shoreline. not much of a range there. and even our inland areas

won't get much beyond about 6162 degrees tomorrow. however, that warmth that dion was talking about will be in high gear for much of the week coming up. we'll see high temperatures tuesday through saturday, ranging from 62 to 64 at the coast to 64 to 66 degrees, or even higher around the bay, shoreline and inland. so it's going to be quite a warm week by january standards around the bay area, and no rain in sight for at least the next seven days. how about that, diane? >> as much as we like it, we could still probably use a little bit of precipitation, right? we certainly could. >> yeah. it's nice to get, you know, little periods of rainfall in a dry spell, little periods of rainfall. we don't want to get all that rainfall at once, a deluge, you know, and saturate the ground and then cause other problems. >> that's right. yeah. that's true. i think we've had plenty of that this year. >> we have indeed. >> yeah. yeah. all right. spencer, thanks. once again, let's get to chris alvarez with another preview of sports. he's standing by. chris. >> hey, dion. coming up in sports, some bay area products shine on the final day of the nfl's regular season. plus, it is on to the offseason for the

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starlight exists to bring happiness to hospitalized children when they need it most. because happiness matters. in the 49 ers will not be playing playoff football. it's a weird place to be for a team that was in the super bowl just a season ago losing in overtime to the chiefs. but injuries took a toll on this team. and as hall of famer jerry rice told me earlier this week, the vibes were off from the very beginning. >> i think it happened right from the start. you know, with the holdouts and all of that, it was, you know, too big of a distraction for the team and you need to get those playmakers in early and get them acclimated to the speed of the game. you know we got brandon aiyuk in then. you know he ended up getting hurt. so yeah i think it started right at the start of the season. so it's been a rock and

roll man. >> when this thing ends, the season starts. the off season begins. what do you think the niners need to do to get back to where they want to be next season? super bowl is here by the way next year. >> i think the most important thing is that we got to keep players healthy. i mean, it's almost like we've been cursed over the years with so many injuries. and i think it it might have a lack of these guys need to uh- condition to football, you know and i understand, you know, everybody is going to do their own little regiment during the off season. but it has to really pertain to what you're going to do on the football field, you know, to stop and go and all of those movements. and if we do that, if we can keep everybody healthy next year, we have a chance. >> i want to congratulate you. a brand new grandpa. how's. how's that? what's life like these days? >> little little boy. 7 pounds, nine ounces. i was there for the birth. he was. it took him a while. he fought hard. but, you know, he you know, he was born.

and, you know, i'm so excited about that, you know, and, you know, being a parent, you know, you get a chance to, to witness something really special. yeah. yeah. and it's like, you know, you, you sort of don't want to see your kids go through it. you know, your daughter and stuff like that. but the reward is so gratifying and had a chance to spend christmas with this little guy to hold him and stuff like that. you can't even put a price on that column, grandpa goat. >> the greatest of all time. all right, nfc north, the nfc top seed on the line as well between jared goff's line and sam darnold's vikings. late first quarter lions strike first jahmyr gibbs from 25 yards out. huge game for him just beginning. lions up seven. nothing after one. vikings try to answer early in the second fourth and goal. darnold incomplete. looking for justin jefferson 10 to 6 detroit led at the half. low scoring. third quarter. fourth and goal again for minnesota. darnold in trouble and then zings it past

jordan addison. the vikings made four trips to the red zone. no points. jahmyr gibbs looking like barry sanders on this night. scored all four detroit touchdowns on the night. lions win 31 to 9. they clinch the nfc's top seed for the first time in franchise history. on the road in the nfc playoffs. will run through detroit. could today have been aaron rodgers last nfl game ever? the chico native cal legend put on a show. there's his 500th career touchdown pass goes to tyler conklin. time to celebrate and save that football. rodgers tossed three more touchdowns against miami here to the pride of east palo alto and the fresno state kid. davante adams is buddy ther. third on the all time list for any duo. steve young, jerry rice are second on that list. here's the fourth and final touchdown going to go to breece hall. look at rodgers escape. get it off to him. his best day as a jet and possibly last. the jets win 3220. rodgers, who's 41, says he's going to make a decision on retirement sooner than later. we'll wait and see. last night,

warriors forward jonathan kuminga injured on this play in the second quarter against the grizzlies. today, an mri confirmed a significant lateral sprain in his right ankle. he's going to be reevaluated in about three weeks after tonight's 30 point loss to sacramento. stephen curry talking about what the dubs are missing with jc on the sidelines. >> we obviously missed his and his force downhill. we have some plays that get him in space to use his athleticism, and he's really shown that. he's been able to kind of see the defense a little bit better as of late, and make him pay for how they want to guard him and us. and it just gives us another guy that can get to the free throw line. >> abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion chris. thank you. and a reminder that 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.

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