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december 7th, 7:00 as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. hazy skies out there on this pearl harbor remembrance day. 83 years ago, that surprise attack by the japanese led to the u.s. entering world war two. thank you so much for starting your first official weekend of the month with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast, and as i've learned working here, when we have that cloud cover, it makes it a little less cold in the morning. yeah, there are some 50s on the board, but our microclimates are out in full force this weekend to 40s. even some 30s, and that patchy fog that continues through parts of the valley. santa rosa one example there, as you drive over 101. so just be careful if you're rushing out the door. we've been in a nice but stubborn pattern over the last couple of days, all of that moisture hitting the pacific northwest. none for us today,

but there will be some more high clouds in the picture as that storm tries to inch closer, more sun to put it in for our sunday, and we'll search together for that rain. the models are in, not in disagreement of when it will come into the bay area. we'll walk through that together in my full forecast in about 15 minutes. here. back to you. all right cynthia, thanks. new this morning a security guard is dead after a car crash near a gated community in the east bay. it happened around midnight at the entrance of the lakes community in discovery bay. the california highway patrol tells us that a juvenile driver crashed into the security gate just after midnight at bixler and balfour roads. two guards were in the shack at the time. the chp says one guard died at the scene and the other was transported to the hospital with major injuries. one witness told us he heard shouting before the crash, but

one of them was hollering stop, stop, stop because they had seen a car coming towards them, right? right before the initial impact that i heard, the teenage driver was also taken to the hospital with major injuries. the chp tells us they have on video that the teen boy was speeding leading up to the crash. praying for a miracle. that was the message last night at a candlelight vigil in northern california to our north. the community gathered in downtown oroville. they came together in support of those two kindergarten boys who were wounded in a school shooting on wednesday. both remain in critical condition. the shooting happened at feather river adventist school near oroville. that's north of sacramento, southeast of chico. the gunman died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators believe that he targeted the school because of its

affiliation with the seventh day adventist church. the family of one of the boys says the outpouring of support is appreciated. everyone out there that's commenting on the posts that are being shared on social media and saying that they're praying, and that they're so incredibly sorry, that means a lot. i just ask for continued prayer for everyone involved. the community is holding fundraisers for both families. the boys are just five and six. back here locally, a vice mayor of one of the bay area's biggest cities has resigned afte being found guilty of lying under oath. anthony becker was the vice mayor of santa clara. he resigned this week. he was convicted of lying to a grand jury. becker said he did not leak a confidential report to the san francisco 49ers, but authorities say he did. in recent years, the city of santa clara and the 49ers management

have been at odds over issues surrounding levi's stadium. for lying, becker could face up to four years in prison. he'll be sentenced next month. his district six seat will remain vacant until december 17th. that's when kelly cox will be sworn in. she won the seat in the november election. now to a plea for help in vallejo. people there say they want the chp to send in reinforcements to help cut down on crime. an online petition is now circulating asking governor gavin newsom to send in the chp, just like he did with oakland. it comes after this video. the latest high profile crime out of vallejo. a london based rock band was robbed at gunpoint on tuesday after just stopping for coffee. the band called sports team told us when they called police to report the crime, they were told to file a report online. that robbery is just one of several crimes making headlines in that struggling city lately. many people say they no longer feel

comfortable there shopping or even gassing up in 2024. in a democratic state, fifth largest economy in the world, a city can be held captive by criminals, and nobody's doing anything about it. and nobody listens and nobody responds. i mean, that's this is the united states. this is this is not acceptable. we have reached out to vallejo police about the crime and the new petition asking for help from the governor. they have not yet responded to our request. a missing order of french fries landed a woman in handcuffs and the nickname the french fry felon. it happened yesterday afternoon at the mcdonald's on san pablo avenue in san pablo. police say the woman sent her young children back inside the restaurant to collect the missing food, but they were told they needed a receipt. that's when the woman went inside, threreatenedattack several employees and also told them she had a gun. when police

responded, they found a loaded pistol in her purse, which at the time was being held by the woman's nine year old daughter. officers arrested that woman, who now faces several felony charges. well, as i just mentioned a few moments ago, today is pearl harbor remembrance day. a dark day in american history that then-president franklin delano roosevelt called a day which will live in infamy. it was 83 years ago today that japan bombed pearl harbor, bringing the u.s. into world war two. more than 2400 americans, including civilians, died in that surprise attack at 930. our time this morning, survivors, veterans and loved ones will gather at the national memorial in honolulu to remember and honor those killed. one of the few remaining survivors of that day was given a hero's welcome on his arrival in hawaii this week. 104 year old ira ike

schraub of portland is the only survivor left from the uss dobbin. a musician in the navy band, schraub jumped into action to feed ammunition to the gunners on that day in 1941. for many years, schraub didn't want to return to hawaii, and his son explains why. it was kind of a shock to the united states that we were attacked, and so the embarrassment was real. and then when i was stationed here and i said, hey, dad, come out and visit. he said, no, i really don't have any desire to relive that. one of the very few left and they deserve to be recognized and honored. 14 family members and caregivers joined schraub for the trip. he says as long as he's able, he will return for the anniversary to make sure his fellow sailors are not forgotten. you are our hero, mr. shore. back here in the bay area happening tonight,

the beacon atop mount diablo will light up in honor of this anniversary. originally, the beacon shone to help guide commercial airplanes in the 1920s. but after pearl harbor, it went dark for some 20 years. but in 1964, it was lit to honor those who served and sacrificed. it has been every december seventh since for the last 60 years. in 2022, the beacon beacon also started being to lit mark veterans day and memorial day. tonight's beacon lighting is at 5 p.m. at the cal state east bay concord campus. a big turn now to another big name in the bay area headed to the white house. president elect donald trump selected david saxe to become the ai and crypto czar. saxe will guide the administration's policies for artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency. he is a venture capitalist and a longtime conservative. saxe also was one of the first silicon valley executives to support and raise

money for trump, including a pricey fundraiser earlier this year at his san francisco home. he is a stanford graduate and was an early paypal executive, along with elon musk. and remember, president elect trump will sit down exclusively with kristen welker tomorrow on meet the press. they will discuss plans for his first few weeks in office and his cabinet nominations. it will air at 8 a.m. right here on nbc bay area and of course, i'll talk to her about it around 715 tomorrow morning. the bay area's newest basketball team finally has a roster. the golden state valkyries made their expansion draft selections. it was the buzz across chase center, where wnba team will be playing next season. today in the bay's thom jensen was there where lots of budding valkyrie fans are eager to cheer on the women. this new team brings the excitement of

professional basketball to the city. year round, with the golden state valkyries beginning their season in mid-may in the heat of the nba playoffs as the golden state warriors and fans settle in for another title run with a home game against a western conference rival, the city of san francisco welcomes a new professional basketball team and its first 12 teammates. the golden state valkyries announced their selections in the wnba expansion draft during a ceremony at the san francisco museum of modern art friday afternoon. we just want to make sure that we're putting all the pieces together, and i think these athletes are really good step forward in our journey. the team was allowed to choose one unprotected player from 12 existing wnba teams to form their initial roster before free agency moves in february, and the regular draft this spring. warriors fans are stoked about the prospect of watching high quality hoops at chase center year round. oh, we're so

excited, right? bring on the women's league. absolutely, yes. support men and women equally. we love it. i think it's great. i think it's great for the city. i think it's great for, you know, the laborers in the city, the teamsters local 16, you know, the guys that work in entertainment and sports and good for business around chase center as basketball loving customers spread their cheer 12 months a year, it's going to be really great for business. i tell you what, people like this, we get this all year round. can't complain if somebody is working in the industry, you know. the team adds to the excitement in april with the fifth, 17th and 30th selections in the regular wnba draft, and then a month later, begins its first season right here at the chase center on may 16th against theos angeles sparks in san francisco. thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. exciting 12 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. it's that time of year when ugly sweaters are not only accepted, but encouraged, where you can

wear yours and join like minded folks at today's

wolves at chase center last night after sitting out with that knee issue. steph curry back in the starting lineup. draymond green also returning after dealing with that calf issue. here's green hitting a basket and getting fouled. he had ten first half points but the dubs still trailed. let's

cut to the fourth now when t wolves push their lead to as much as 20 points. star anthony edwards hit that three and is fouled. he finished with a game high 30 points. minnesota wins 107 to 90. the dubs will get another shot at the wolves on sunday. andrew wiggins old team once again at chase. now to the niners. they may be down but they a not out. in fact, a late season run likely would land them in the playoffs. that means it all starts with tomorrow's game at levi's against the chicago bears. head coach kyle shanahan this week suggested if the niners do make it to the postseason, the injured christian mccaffrey may be able to return. but first things first. and don't forget nbc sports bay area will have pregame coverage starting at noon and 49ers. post game live will air immediately after the game on nbc. bay area sports plus. well, it's the weekend. a lot of people wait for when caltrain service becomes

festive. its annual holiday train returns just for this weekend. we got a sneak peek at the decorations yesterday. the train is covered with more than 70,000 glittering lights. it starts this afternoon in san francisco, stopping at nine stations along the peninsula in the south bay. and then it will do the same tomorrow at the other stations. every time the train stops, there will be a show, a toy collection, and sometimes snow. a bright and colorful holiday tradition has returned to the city. crowds gathered near the ferry building last night along the embarcadero for the return of the annual let's glow sf. the free event features these huge animated light installations. they are projected onto iconic buildings across downtown. i wanted to go last year and i missed it and i was so bummed. so i was like, i'm going this time i'm going. the first night i got to see it. the displays were created by 16

different artists from across the globe. the shows run from 530 to 10:00 each night. now through december 15th. so next weekend, bart's holiday sweaters have become so popular, there's now an entire festival to celebrate them. and today in oakland, you too can take part in a photo like this showing off your own bart ugly holiday sweater. the event is called sweater fest. it's happening from 1 p.m. onward at the rockridge station. bart recently unveiled this year's ugly sweater, its fourth year of offering one. these will be available for purchase at the event, along with live music and transit themed crafts. and if you can't wait until then, you can buy a holiday sweater or vest of your own. right now at rail goods, dot com. and even our traffic anchor mike inouye is ready for the event wearing the new bart sweater vest. looking good. our friends and i believe marcus washington bought a vest yesterday and maybe even our current director, aaron kaufman. yeah. all right,

cinthia pimentel, now here with our microclimate forecast, we might need the full arms of the sweater. definitely. if i was going out right now, a jacket or two. we are starting off cold this morning. heaters on. and those low beams as well. look at the fog. just taking parts of 101 in santa rosa, 37 degrees. right now. a bit clearer, but we still see some of those hazy skies through walnut creek. 40 degrees. oh, look at that sunshine through san jose. 46 to start our morning. so microclimates are out that stubborn air is still in place. that air quality for today sitting moderate for just about everybody. so if you're out on a hike and you look out towards the valleys, you'll see that air settling in because of that stubborn pattern that i mentioned at the top of the show, it's known as a rex block. and what's happening is high pressure is keeping all of that moisture up towards the north, as there is some low pressure ound the four corners, but some cloud cover will make it into the bay area for today. clearing, i mean, making some of

those skies a little bit cloudy at times as we go through the middle portion of the day. if you get a peek at that sunset, could be nice as it filters in some of that light. while i do see a starting cloudy again tomorrow, i think we'll put more sun in our sunday. should be a dazzling day down here for the 49ers taking on at levi's stadium. our highs for today pretty similar to what we felt throughout the week. maybe a touch cooler in places we've just adjusted the numbers 1 or 2 degrees over the last couple of days, so we'll do upper 60s up there in the north bay wine country looks nice today as well as out in livermore. get some shopping done. we'll continue the mid 60s right here through san francisco, half moon bay, maybe even get into those 70s once again, continue the nice weather that we've had down here in the south bay. now do bundl up if you're going to caltrain. holiday train will start in the 60s as the trains get going, cool down into the 50s with that cloud cover and right behind in my backyard where i grew up, san rafael lighted boat parade. that's always a gorgeous sight out there. we continue to see

those temperatures cooling down into the low 50s. well, the models are fighting it out as to when our next rain chance will be. one of them wants to bring it in on wednesday. it's not really an agreement with the others, but i think our best chance could be until we get into next weekend and maybe tapping in into an atmospheric river. so those are some details that are still yet to be ironed out. i'll keep watching that. you watch the 7-day forecast, which looks good through the city 60s continuing. we'll cool it down and turn cloudy towards the end of the week, and our inland valleys upper seconds, maybe some low 70s also trending cooler and we'll watch for that rain chance towards the end of next week hopefully. all right. thanks for the warning cynthia. 20 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up the harlem globetrotters will soon take the court at chase

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conejero saab got to hit the court with them at chase center. good morning ginge. the harlem globetrotters are coming back to the bay area in just over a month from now. but this morning, one of the globetrotters kind of trotted his way into chase center here with us. we've got jason buckets barrera with us. he is. you are a master at the. what is it? the iconic spins, the magic circle magic circle trick. it's a

basketball wizardry. whatever you want to call it. and really, this is this is why people come out. they want to see the tricks. they want to see the show. what's your favorite part about about visiting all these countries. all these cities? yeah, i think my favorite part about traveling the world with the harlem globetrotters is getting to inspire the next generation of athletes and to see their face light up a smile. it means the world to me. yeah, that's really sweet. really, really fulfilling. i'm sure you're teaching them a thing or two just like me, because that's what he's been doing here. i've been definitely practicing my handles this morning. let's show him a trick. all right, let's do some tricks. that magic trick. so let's do some magic. some magic tricks right here. i'm gonna do a spin around the head, spin around the head, and then i'm gonna pass it to you. ready? come here. whoop, whoop whoop! bounce. and then and then and then. whoop whoop. good catch. there we go. and then off the knee. boom. there we go. there we go. it only took 50 tries to finish with a spin. finish with

a round. and you were telling me your story with the harlem globetrotters also began pretty magically itself. like you had no plans to go down this route. yeah. so obviously i played basketball in college, and everybody's goal in sport is to play at the professional level. so the fact that i was able to try out and i got the tryout from a game of fortnite with one of my good friends, maxwell holt pierce, who is currently on the globetrotters as well. we were playing fortnite. he asked me, he's like, do you want to try out for the world famous harlem globetrotters? and when he asked me that, i'm like, okay, i think he's pulling my leg. and then two weeks later, the recruiter calls me and the rest is history. and what did you what did you show them for that trial that made them say, you know what, so they call me. but this guy walk away from every level. but my one defining thing is definitely my hop. so yeah, her. oh, wow. there we go. wow. how do those hops remain so hoppity. yeah. hoppity yo. so a lot of

hard work. you know, we're traveling the world, bringing one of the best games and best brands of basketball. so, you know, you got to practice. yeah, a lot of practice. a lot of nights in the gym, you know, listening to music. i was going to say, you know what? i you know what? i remember when they had those boxes. yes. like in the, in the weight room or whatever. and i was like, are you talking about the plyo boxes? yeah, the plyo boxes. i was like, oh, maybe that'll help my dad definitely helps. it definitely helps plyometrics. we are going to we're going to end things with a bang here. i don't know if you want to do a little alley oop. yeah. let's do it. let's do it. i think we're going to bucket tonight. we're talking about doing a little bay area bucket side show okay. i think the best part about this is like you get a chance to work with with oh my god, i catch everything i catch everything, i can catch everything. i can't believe you made that work. it kind of hit the rim. yeah. and then you still made it with one hand. my job to catch everythin.

that's why they call them buckets. bay area buckets. they don't call you pail, they call you bucket. i'm just kidding. the globetrotters are coming to the chair. oh, now we're coming to the chase center on january 19th. you can getickets now. chase center.com. don't miss it. get your vip pass for the magic pass. and i'm going to get the behind the scenes looks with the globetrotters from you because you are so much fun. thank you so much for having me. thank you for having me. all right. thank you for being here with me. thank you to chase center for having us this morning. we'll see you back in january for sur. all right. kira, i think by january, i think i'm going to be ablele to make that better. pas. yeah, i will work on that for you. so proud to know you, ginger. great job. really blown away. just about 28 past the hour. we have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up the holiday season is the time for giving. but for some a time for taking a brand new warning from local police. what thieves are now singay

morning. it is saturday, december seventh. a live look outside the golden sun shining over san jose. the first official full weekend of december and pearl harbor remembrance day today. thank you so much for beginning your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a peek at our microclimate forecast and that sunshine looked promising. yeah, it's really nice down here in the south bay with that sunshine.

just about 15 minutes ago. official sunrise. but there are places that are waking up under some dense fog. for example, number one up into the north bay and those temperatures are in the mid 30s. there's a range of temperatures this morning, 40 down here in the south bay, 50 and mostly clear through the city right now. there will be more sunshine on the way for some parts of the bay. as we go through about the middle portion of it. more clouds will come in as we track that system sweeping in from the north. no rain associated with it though. temperatures look nice for today, also for tomorrow, and we'll watch for our next atmospheric river together. coming up in about ten minutes. kira back to you. all right. cynthia, thanks. president elect donald trump is not backing down on his pick for defense secretary, coming back and calling pete hegseth a winner after a lot of people are putting obstacles in his path on capitol hill. and his bid to join the trump administration.

nbc's alice barr is in d.c. with the latest. yes, i do. i really do. president elect trump, sitting down for his first post-election network interview with nbc's kristen welker, addressing challenges for some of his administration picks. nce you bring him up, do you still have confidence in pete hegseth? yes, i do. i really do. i've known him for a long time, and he's basically a military guy. i mean, every time i talk to him, all he wants to talk about is the military. hegseth spent the week meeting with senate republicans and rejecting accusations about excessive drinking. how concerned are you that the person who you picked for this top job at the defense department, at least according to those who've worked with him, has struggled with drinking. but i've spoken to people that know him very well, and they say he does not have a drinking problem. and a 2017 sexual assault allegation that he says was consensual. he was never charged. the president and vice president elect standing by hegseth. we believe that pete hegseth is the right guy to lead

the department of defense. that's why president trump nominated him. we're not abandoning this nomination. multiple republican sources have told nbc news, roughly six gop senators are not currently comfortable backing him. he can only lose three. we're going to earn those votes. we're fighting all the way through the tape. the trump choice for director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard, also facing pushback with nearly 100 former national security officials signing a letter urging senate leaders to hold closed door hearings to review all information available to the u.s. government about gabbard, writing that several of her past actions, quote, call into question her ability to deliver unbiased intelligence briefings. tough questions over critical roles as global tensions and foreign wars test america's relationships around the world. president elect trump will be in paris this weekend for the reopening of notre dame cathedral alongside other world

leaders, including ukrnian president volodymyr zelensky. it's the president elect's first trip overseas since winning a second term in washington. alice barr, nbc news. thank you, alice, and remember, you can watch that exclusive sit down interview with president elect donald trump tomorrow morning on meet the press with kristen welker. as always, it's on at 8 a.m. right after today in the bay. every week, kristen and i preview this show. will also discuss tomorrow plans for trump's first few weeks in office.hat's around 715 right here on today in the bay. now to a federal court just clearing the way for a ban on tiktok. unless china's based parent company sells. in april, president biden signed a bill requiring bytedance to sell the app to a non-chinese company if it wants to continue to operate in the u.s. tiktok petition to try to stop that, arguing that a

ban would silence some 170 million users in violation of the first amendment. however, a panel of federal judges just yesterday upheld that new law. it clears the way for the ban to go into effect next month. unless tiktok is sold. we have new details this morning in the shooting investigation of the united health care ceo, brian thompson. the nypd has found new potential evidence. police came across this gray backpack in central park. investigators believe it's the bag that may have been used by the suspected shooter. the bag was found by officers who were searching the area of the park where the suspect was last seen leaving on a bicycle. police hope to find more in that backpack that could help lead to a definitive suspect. well, they are praying for a miracle. that was the message last night at a candlelight vigil north of us. the community gathered together

in downtown oroville in support of those two young children who were hurt in a school shooting on wednesday. the five and six year old kindergarten boys remain in critical condition. the shooting happened at feather river adventist school near oroville. that's north of sacramento and south of chico. the gunman died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators believe hee taeted the school because of its religious affiliation. the family of one of the little boys says the outpouring of support is appreciated. everyone out there that's commenting on the posts that are being shared on social media and saying that they're praying, and that they're so incredibly sorry, that means a lot. i just ask for continued prayer for everyone involved. the community is also holding fundraisers to help those families with hospital costs. the abuse scandal at the women's prison in dublin could lead to changes in prisons

nationwide. the federal prison in dublin is closing after being plagued with sexual abuse claims, and since then, several jail officials have been convicted and imprisoned. the scandal also led to a class action lawsuit filed by eight former inmates. just yesterday, that group announced a settlement with the federal bureau of prisons. the agreement includes monitoring at more than a dozen prisons, protections for other former dublin female inmates, and a formal acknowledgment of the abuse those female inmates suffered. a judge still needs to approve that settlement. well, as we all know, the holiday season is here. it's a time for giving. but scammers are out trying to take. it's happening across the bay area at an increasing rate, and we spoke to local police and you might be surprised the lengths some scammers are going to in order to not only get your

cash but get into your home. today in the bay's jason moran reports all kinds of scams are on the rise in the bay area this holiday season through text, phone call, or even someone knocking on your front door. the customers are telling us that people are coming to their front doors, knocking on theheir doors letting them know that their east bay mud or water district water agency employees and that they're there to test their taps. east bay mud says in the last few days, it's gotten 30 to 40 calls from customers about that happening primarily in richmond and oakland. the problem is those people are not actually east bay mud employees. the agency says workers will never ask to enter your home, and if they do, it's for a scheduled visit. we do see this around the holidays,s, and peope should be careful. the holiday season is prime time for scammers. people are buying gifts and expecting packages. hillsborough police recently warned people of texts like these asking you to click on a link to confirm your address. often it will just say put in a credit card for a certain amount

and now they've got your credit card and they can do lots of charges. experts say one red flag is the lack of detail about your package. the number two thing is nobody actually charges you to complete delivery. i mean, that's extremely rare. scammers are even going as far as using actual police department phone numbers and posing as law enforcement from san francisco to the east bay departments across the bay area are sounding the alarm about this troubling trend. this week, fairfield pd arrested a woman accused of pretending to be an officer and taking thousands of dollars from a victim's bank account in the south bay. the santa clara county sheriff's office says some scammers are using ato impersonate voices and use real names of deputies. i can, you know, fake the text, the video, the picture. you know, the voice. and it's very easy to do that. the first line of defense is to think twice before you give money, because we know that the authorities are not going to ask you for money over, over the phone. i mean,

this is not how things is going. jocelyn moran, nbc bay area new. so many of us are still talking about that tsunami warning. and in the wake of thursday's tsunami warning, cities across the bay area are reviewing their emergency response. using that 7.0 earthquake off the humboldt county coast as a learning experience. in san francisco, the city's old warning sirens stayed silent. cell phone video shared here with us by a viewer, shows people evacuating from san francisco's ocean beach neighborhood. they knew they needed to go because of that phone alert. we all got, and because fire crews announced the evacuation along the beach. but the city's sirens, you see on your tv screen there never sounded. the decades old system went offline for maintenance back in 2019 and never came back. we've learned that once crews began their upgrade project, they learned the entire

system needed to be replaced and the cost became too expensive. it's more than just the technology that needs to be replaced, but rlly, the whole physical, all the parts of the outdoor warning system, which means that the price tag has gone up considerably and the city's looming budget deficit isn't helping the situation for now. it's unclear when those public sirens will sound again. 41 past the hour. still to come on today in the bay. five years after a devastating fire, the bells of notre dame are set to ring once again. coming up, celebrations taking place

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weather is out this weekend. we're watching that patchy fog through parts of santa rosa and out towards the tri-valley pleasanton. also in those upper 30s, but we've got 40s and 50s in the mix as we move toward san jose and san carlos this morning, you'll also notice that more of us get into that cloud cover as we go throughout the day. filtered sunshine from a system up north. but into tomorrow, we'll put the sun right back into our sunday as we get this weekend started, we're still going to sit above average for today, even under those high clouds that come rolling around. so we'll do 66 in santa rosa, 64 out in concord. the city also looks nice for all of the holiday shopping, ice skating.

63 in san francisco, 66 out towards livermore and a similar feel down here into the south bay at 68 for san jose. further south, some low 70s down in gilroy. we'll cool it back down into our typical nights over the last couple of days, cooling down into the 50s. if you're going to the tunnels of joy, christmas lights out in brentwood, this is a great celebration. check out their website and the whole meaning behind it. it's a really nice celebration out there for tomorrow. much of the same as we go on into bears and 49ers. let's start at 11 a.m. when the party is getting started in the parking lot. cool 60s, a mix of sun and clouds, but we take it throughout the game. official kickoff at 125 upper 60s. i hope this is a better outcome than what we saw last weekend. and all of that snow. the sunshine come on guys, we can do it. that should be a nice evening out there in santa clara. all right. let's look together as to when we can get that storm door back

open. the european model wants to bring in a chance on wednesday, but it doesn't cover a lot of us in the bay area. the one that we are watching. and that could be much more significant. we're looking out towards next weekend where we could tap into that atmospheric river boost. now, since we are a couple of days ahead, we don't know exactly where that hit would be, who would get the higher totals. so definitely something to keep an eye on as the week goes on. speaking of the week, here's the next seven days upper 60s for the weekend. cooling it down a little bit as we go through the weekend. watch those pattern changes and maybe getting some clouds and squeezing some moisture out of those by the end of the week. the city, the peninsula also looks great. we'll cool it down into the low 60s and watch those clouds roll back in next weekend. middle of the month already? crazy. cynthia. thanks. already? crazy. cynthia. thanks. 47 past (♪♪) no! leonidas. no, no, no, no! ikea? ikea! shop a more convenient ikea with affordable delivery options and more.

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a fire ravaged the historic church, destroying most of the roof and the interior. the reconstruction effort began almost immediately, with people from around the world donating more than $350 million to help pay the bill. the reopening ceremony is today. the first two masses are tomorrow happening today at the santa clara county fairgrounds. they will host holiday magic for underserved children and their families this

morning. the group turning wheels. we'll do a bike build for children across the south bay. joining me to talk more about the event is michael elliott, the president of valley health foundation, and celine duarte with the santa clara county fairgrounds management corporation. good morning to both of you. thank you for being awake and camera ready so early on a saturday morning. michael, let's start with you. tell us about what's happening today. i understand we do this. we cover this every year. but tell our viewers about it. well, this is a more than 20 year tradition here in santa clara county, an event that was originally organized by a group of volunteer nurses at santa clara valley medical center. recognizing that so many kids in our community don't have access to exercise and outdoor play, and still to this day, as it has been for almost 100 years, a bike is the most requested present for kids during the holiday season, so making sure

that every kid in our community has access to a bike. because bikes are fun and joyful and delightful, and part of our childhood, and an important tool for exercise. so we've got 300 volunteers coming here today to build 500 bikes that will be distributed to charity organizations, to shelters, and at our pediatric community pediatric clinics as well. so it's just a beautiful, exciting day and we're happy to be here at the fairgrounds. can i just tell you, you should be on tv every day. you are perfect for this. i want to ask you though, registration is full. happy to be of service. all 500 bikes are. this event fills up instantly. or can people they're all spoken for somehow participate? please. we do this all year round because the need is all year round. so you can go to turning wheels for kids.org and you can donate the gift of a bike to a child this holiday. what a gift. and colleen not to put you on the spot because michael did so well. the santa clara county fairgrounds is really hosting this event. you

know, why is it so important to you to offer a space like this to support the local community? well, as a fairgrounds, it's important for us to give back to our community. there are so many things that we do here in the community. we have festivals and events year round and why not give back to our community and especially those less fortunate, our kids during the holiday season? we all enjoy when they wake up in the morning, they get to open those gifts and have those things. and so for families that may not have that opportunity, this is an opportunity for us to give back. we have the facilities and we have the space for parking for volunteers. so we're doing this weekend. we're so excited to partner with valley health to have them do their bike build. and then next weekend we're also doing another toy drive for sacred heart and san jose foods. so people are looking to still donate toys. they can bring them here to the fairgrounds, and then next weekend they'll be distributing those to the partners in our community as well. well, you are both doing such good for our community. we want to thank you and thank you

for being so such perfect interviews. i look forward to seeing you a year from today to talk about this exact goodness that you're doing. take good care. 753 right now. up next, a quick look at our top stories, including pearl harbor, remembrance day. we'll tell you what's h

and new this morning, a deadly car crash near a gated community in the east bay. it happened

around midnight at the entrance of the lakes community in discovery bay. the california highway patrol says that a juvenile driver crashed into the guard shack you see there at bixler and balfour roads. two guards were inside. one died. the other guard is in the hospital with major injuries. we spoke with a witness who describebes what hheard before the crash. but one of them was hollering, stop! stop, stop because they had seen a car coming towards them, right? right before the initial impact that i heard. the chp says they have on video that the teenage boy was speeding leading up to the crash. he is also in the hospital with major injuries. today marks a dark day in american history. pearl harbor remembrance day the day back in 1941 that then president franklin delano roosevelt called a date which will live in infamy. 83 years ago today, japan bombed pearl harbor, bringing the u.s. into world war

two. more than 2400 americans, including civilians, died in that surprise attack. back in the bay area happening tonight, the beacon atop mount diablo will light up in honor of the anniversary. originally, the beacon shone to help guide commercial planes in the 20s after pearl harbor. it went dar, but in 1964, it was lit to honor it has been lit every decemberd. 7th since. this marks 60 years. tonight's beacon lighting is at 5 p.m. at the cal state east bay. concord campus. and this weekend, only santa and his elves will be making their way from san francisco to san jose for caltrans holiday train. it is covered in more than 70,000 christmas lights. it will start in san francisco, stop at nine stations down the peninsula in the south bay, and tomorrow it will switch off at the other stations. it didn't hit today. every time the train stops, there will be a family friendly show and a toy collection. remember to bring an unwrapped

toy. cynthia has one last look at the forecast before we go. well, luckily the weekend is holiday festivities going on. while we will see some filtered sun for today, temperatures are not bad today and tomorrow better clearing upper 60s. it will feel a little cooler as we go through the week. getting some more cloud cover in here and trying to find the rain as we go towards the end of next week. i'm okay if we don't. trying to find. let's get that sunshine in while we can. cynthia, thanks. thanks so much to all of you for making us a part of your saturday morning for once. no big ten football tonight. we will be back with your local news at five, six and 11. we are always on at nbcbayarea.com. have a great safe saturday. we'd love to see

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