caviar and chicken nuggets. this is not a terrible idea. well, rihanna decided to try it and see what her reaction is. there's no way you would do this. you have your girlfriend bring the nuggets, and then you have your rich friend bring the caviar. just. i hate when i let my kids food because, like, it sets it off. i'd just be stealing it. i think that looks delicious. i do not, but i'm more than happy to bring over a 12 piece mcnuggets. i would do anything. no, i meant you. you said you want to try it. i'll. oh, i see what happened. you saw that, right? he's like, you're not coming over to my house. there's no way. oh, no. no, no. i thought you were talking about. no no no no. i thought you were talking about going to rihanna's house. yeah, we'll meet in on ktvu. >> fox two now at ten on the

brink of a shutdown, congress passes a last minute bill to keep the government open and keep thousands of federal workers paid this holiday season. the race against the clock not sitting well with many lawmakers. >> we have a lot of our colleagues that are losing confidence. we're not sticking to the principles and the values in which we say that we fight for. >> the bill now heads to the president's desk. good evening. i'm greg lee, and i'm cristina rendon. >> the senate voting just over 20 minutes ago to get that bill passed. this was congress's third attempt at keeping the government open. the first proposal was withdrawn after objections from president elect donald trump and his advisor, elon musk. the second bill was tanked by conservative republicans yesterday. >> the third bill, passed tonight, will fund the government at current levels through mid-march. senators skipped several procedural hurdles, allowing them to pass the funding bill before midnight deadline, although the bill ultimately was not passed until about 12:40 a.m. on the east coast. the package does eliminate a provision to raise the debt ceiling that the president elect wanted. lifting that limit would help mr. trump

pass his agenda, including extending tax cuts and paying for his promises on immigration. both democratic and republican senators had some choice words for the delays that drove this bill so late into the night. >> the only reason it took so long, and this much chaos to get here, is that house republicans chose chaos and chose to follow the whims of the richest man in the world. needless to say, that is not how this should work. >> i hope that in the next congress we can bring appropriations bills to the senate floor in a timely fashion to avoid this kind of end of the year pileup. >> two thirds of republicans have already pledged to raise the debt ceiling in the next congress, which begins in january. >> federal workers have been anxiously waiting for a resolution to the funding impasse. oakland international airport. today, many tsa workers remembered the pain of working without paychecks for more than a month in 2018, during the first trump administration. one

union member said many federal security officers struggled to pay their bills in the longest government shutdown in u.s. history. >> i knew officers that, you know, couldn't even put gas in their car. a month with no pay is tough, especially during the holiday time. you know, i mean, not only christmas, but if you're a property owner, you have property tax, etc. so it's tough. >> union officials say the public also suffers during government shutdowns with social security checks in jeopardy. border security agents working without pay and parks and other federal facilities all closed. >> new at ten. an alleged drug trafficker will face charges in the bay area after being extradited from honduras. federal officials say gustavo orozco was arrested in berkeley in november of 2022. he was later indicted by a grand jury on charges of trafficking fentanyl, cocaine and heroin. after his indictment, he traveled to honduras. authorities say he was brought back to the u.s. yesterday and will be in court in san francisco on monday. >> a chaotic scene unfolded in

san francisco overnight. police shot and killed an armed man in union square hours after he allegedly drove onto a sidewalk and hit two teenage girls while chasing someone. ktvu henry lee reports the man who was killed was believed to be a security guard. >> bullet holes and a shattered glass storefront in an unlikely spot. the dior store in san francisco's union square. authorities say this is where police shot and killed a man at about 130 friday morning. the same man, they say, had hit two pedestrians and a bicyclist hours earlier during a chaotic chase on a sidewalk nearby. that suspect, who was killed by police, has a connection to dior. >> we believe he was employed as a security guard in front of the dior store at grant and post. >> police say it all began at about 630 thursday night, when the guard began chasing a man on an e-bike while driving recklessly and erratically on the sidewalk on kearny, between post and sutter. the reason for the chase is unclear, but it continued near the chipotle restaurant while doing so.

>> there were two young women that were coming out of chipotle. one aged 18, the other age 17, that were struck by the vehicle. thankfully, they have minor injuries. >> but even after hitting the teenagers, police say the guard continued his pursuit, hitting the back of the e-bike near sutter and kearny. the bicyclist jumped off and disappeared. police used surveillance footage to id the dior guard as the hit and run suspect, and were planning to arrest him at the store. but there was a confrontation in the middle of the night, and the guard was shot and killed by police. authorities say they recovered a gun belonging to the guard. the police activity was unnerving to many in union square. >> it is a little scary. i feel like the holiday season always brings out a little bit of riffraff, but it's been a little bit chaotic. >> dior has been on edge after at least two crashing grabs, with burglars twice ramming cars into the store to steal handbags, including in october. but ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the guard's actions endangered the public. >> i mean, getting in a car, chasing and then driving on a

sidewalk. my lord, what was he thinking? he probably wasn't thinking because the adrenaline was going. >> san francisco police plan to hold an online town hall within the next ten days to release videos of the incident, and more details as to what exactly led up to this deadly confrontation in san francisco. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> antioch police say they've made an arrest. that only happened because voters passed prop 36. police say a target employee called 911 on a man who was shoplifting yesterday. an officer responded within two minutes and found the man placing stolen items into a white escalade before prop 36. this would have been cited with the misdemeanor, but now the man is being booked in jail for a felony charge. the car he arrived in was towed due to its role in the crime. >> happening now. people across the country are headed to their holiday destinations. with christmas less than a week away. you're looking live at sfo tonight. ktvu bailey o'carroll spoke with travelers there. she joins us in the newsroom. bailey. triple a expecting a record number of travelers this

year. >> hey, greg. yeah, that is exactly right. i can tell you the airport tonight. when we were there, it was actually shockingly quiet. the lines at tsa never had a longer wait than ten minutes. and that is something a lot of people we spoke to were pretty surprised about. holiday travel is expected to break records this year, but friday evening at sfo, travelers shocked at the lack of holiday crowds. >> honestly, i'm really surprised how empty it is. >> some travelers, like steven france, his mom and sister, allowed extra time because of what they went through. the last time they traveled through sfo a month ago was chaotic because of the rainstorm, and it was there was flooding on the freeways. >> it was very stressful to get here. >> this time around, it was a different story. >> tonight was great. it took us 50 minutes to get here, so it was perfect. and inside it's great. this is light right now. >> but at airports across the country, the lack of crowds likely won't be the case. >> what we are expecting, though, is an overall total record of 119 million travelers,

and specifically the airline passengers air travel. that's also a new record of 7.85 million. more people are flying. 2024 has been a record breaking year for air travel in general. tsa numbers also back that up. >> according to triple a, the weekend before christmas is expected to be the busiest. they say it's important to arrive extra early for your flight and to be patient. folks we spoke to like this. mom was traveling to salinas from canada with her husband and three young kids. she says patience is key. >> it was a lot of work, honestly, but it was fun. i think at the point where they started to really look out the window when the plane was in the air. yeah. so it looked it started to feel rewarding at that point. >> her advice to parents traveling with young ones this holiday. >> they have the headsets. so in-flight in-flight entertainment was really great. so they got to watch lots of movies, lots of kids entertainment. they played some games, then they had snacks as well. so i have snacks that i

got for them as well. then sometimes i carry coloring books for them. >> again, experts expressing that people should get to the airport early just in case those lines do get longer, because triple a does. expect this weekend to be some of the busiest, if not the busiest, this holiday season. back to you. >> yeah, hopefully everyone keeps those good attitudes and cheer during this holiday season. bailey. thank you. >> well, the weather is expected to affect people's travel plans this holiday. we'll get to meteorologist roberto gonzalez and trying to see how things look this weekend with rain this weekend is not so bad. >> sure, we'll start off. we'll kick off the weekend with some rain showers and then on sunday night, more rain. but the biggest storm christmas eve. but let's get to it. if you're out and about and you're heading to the north of the bay area, that's where you will have some inclement weather in the form of some rain showers. otherwise, in southern california you will have dry skies. and if you want warm temperatures, check out palm springs 80 degrees. that's well above the average in the

high 60s. now, meanwhile, this evening we still are dealing with some dense fog visibility now two and a half miles in throughout the tri valley. we have eight mile visibility in santa rosa and five mile visibility at mineta international airport. sfo is reporting seven mile visibility at this hour, but all the fog is going to get scoured out early this morning because of this system. it's actually right here. it's kind of anemic. it's taking all of its precipitation to the north of the bay area. it is skimming across the region right now with some hit and miss scattered precipitation. basically, a lot of this is virga, where it's evaporating before it hits the landmass. but i tell you what, we're going to track the next two incoming systems. that's right. two more systems. and that's coming up a little bit later in this program. >> all right, roberta, we'll check in with you shortly. a reminder here. you can always get the latest weather updates live on the fox local app. from seven-day forecast to an interactive radar. and you can download this app wherever you

get your apps, whether that be on your cell phone or smart tv. >> none of the police officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez will be criminally charged. the alameda county district attorney's office confirms it is tossing the case against officer eric mckinley. he pleaded not guilty to charges of involuntary manslaughter back in october. a judge has already dropped charges for the other two officers involved after the da's office under pamela price's tenure failed to file the charges in time. >> an emergency landing at the long retired naval base in alameda. why? authorities say the pilot could not wait any longer. >> and at 1030, london's last days in office, san francisco's outgoing mayor reflects on her time at city hall. >> and up next, a holiday tradition for one bay area man. building bikes for those in need. his message of goodwill. >> i just love to see the kids light up. i mean, do you remember your first ik

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>> christina. the man tells me the greatest part of giving for him was knowing that he's bringing joy to children. and bicycles are something he's always loved. tonight, he gave and received. dozens of bicycles loaded onto a truck in preparation for a toy giveaway this weekend, hosted by solano aids coalition in vallejo. bikes that were repaired and donated by tom delago of benicia. >> i think when you were a kid and just, you know, pay it forward, do what you can do. >> this is the fourth year the 77 year old has taken on this labor of love. >> this style here, that's that's probably the most popular one for kids. >> he tells me each year, the number of bikes he's able to donate has grown. this year, tom's own wish came true. >> this is santa claus. >> hi. how are you? >> for the first time, tom met with a family who will be receiving four bicycles from him. each child got to select a bike to take home and ring,

ring, ring and a bike. the founder of solano aids coalition brought the family to tom. the nonprofit will be adding these bicycles to its toy giveaway to low income families on sunday. >> i've been doing the toy drive for 20 years. every kid. as soon as they see a bike, they get a bike. they get so excited. >> this mother of four says tom's gift of bicycles brightens the holiday season during difficult times. >> this year is pretty hard for our family, and so it's amazing that mr. tom can donate these beautiful, wonderful bikes to my kids and all the other kids in the community, so it's priceless. >> it means a lot to me. >> when you saw all the bicycles you can choose from, what was your reaction? >> i was surprised. >> tom says this project is year round. he's already working on bikes for next year's giveaway. >> i just love it to know that i put that smile on their face. >> tom tells me he was able to repair and donate 70 bicycles

this year. that's nearly double from last year. he says he won't put a number on what he can do next year. the solano aids coalition toy giveaway will be held at the vallejo naval museum this sunday. it starts at noon. the bicycles will be given to families who have already registered, but organizers tell me there will be other toys available on a first come, first served basis. greg. christina. >> i was just saying, he's a real life santa. it's so great to see what he does. >> incredible generosity. >> and he was so surprised. >> that's very sweet. >> amber. thank you. >> the alameda county firefighters annual holiday toy drive is underway in san leandro. firefighters partnered with local businesses and organizations for the 15th year of the event, and have so far collected thousands of toys to give to kids for the holidays. organizers say they get a lot of emails from families asking for help, and it's rewarding to be able to give back during the holidays. >> well, there were some familiar faces out with the salvation army in san francisco today, raising money with their red kettles. merry christmas,

merry christmas, happy holidays. yes, that is ktvu sal castaneda and frank mallicoat. they were on bell ringing duty in union square. the red kettle holiday drive started in san francisco in 1891. this year, the salvation army says the need for donations is as great as ever. [music] >> the ask for assistance has gone up 10%, but we're seeing about a 30% decline in people in people's financial giving. so we're out ringing these bells, trying to get people to support the great work that we do. >> all of the proceeds collected through the red kettle drive help the salvation army feed and shelter people and families in need all over the world. >> how about it? the last day of autumn and we're going out with unseasonably cool weather. hi everybody. take a look at the numbers today. i was really surprised to see us actually even realize temperatures in the 50s. we had the cloud deck overhead, and then we had the fog lingering around the area. temperatures span from 50 degrees in san rafael to just

shy of 60 in san jose and in morgan hill, 50 degrees today in concord. tonight we'll bottom out into the 40s and 50s. not quite as cold as it has been in previous evenings, due to the layers of clouds that are surrounding our area. again, this is a last evening of autumn, and by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, winter has officially arrived at 121 in the morning. that's basically when the sun enters the tropic of capricorn. and so we're going to have the shortest day of the year tomorrow and the longest night. and when you wake up, you might even hear a little bit of raindrops on the rooftops. it's this anemic area of low pressure. it's taking most of its precipitation around that northwestern quadrant of the state of california, leaving us with a couple of raindrops this evening. but most notably, the precipitation will be most seen and felt in the fort bragg area, backing through willits all the way into mendocino. now the storms we have a series of them

are coming in towards the bay area, taking a direct aim, and this is really churning up our surf. we have a high surf advisory posted all weekend long. please be mindful of that and stay away from the water. we're going to talk more about the advisory and how much rain you could expect coming up. >> all right, roberta, we'll see you soon. the faa is investigating an emergency landing at the former naval air base in alameda. firefighters say this single engine cessna c152 was headed to palo alto when the pilot reported engine issues. the plane landed safely just after 1030 this morning. two people were on board. thankfully, no one was injured. still to come after a school shooting in wisconsin, students there are demanding change and growing calls for congresswoman barbara lee to run for oakland mayor when she is expected to make a decision later on gmc sports weekend. the 40 niners will need to win the rest of their games and get some help from around the league if they want to sneak into the playoffs.

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did attack in germany after a car plowed into a large crowd at a christmas market. foxes connor hanson reports at least two people are dead and dozens more are injured. >> a horrifying scene at a holiday market just days before christmas, shoppers were sent scrambling after a car barreled through a crowd in magdeburg, germany. about two hours west of berlin. among those killed, a small child and at least 60 more were injured. dramatic video shows the moment police arrested the driver at gunpoint outside a damaged car. police say he's a 60 year old saudi arabian doctor who arrived in germany in 2006. german officials believe the suspect was acting alone and sit on. >> we are shaking. we are full

of sympathy for the relatives. also, we hope that nothing has happened to our relatives, friends and acquaintances. >> vice president elect jd vance posted on x, quote. our prayers go to the people affected by this terrible attack on a christmas market in germany. what a ghastly attack so close to christmas. christmas markets are a staple of german culture, have gone on with higher security in recent years. in 2016, a truck rammed into a christmas market in central berlin, killing 12 and injuring dozens more. >> the lesson here is that terrorists are always looking for ways to attack soft targets, like public celebrations, like markets. and unfortunately, they only have to be lucky once. we have to be lucky every single time in order to prevent attacks like this. >> christmas markets are also popular in the u.s. here in new york city, police say there are no specific threats, but they are now using more resources to

keep them safe in an abundance of caution. in new york, connor hansen, fox news. >> high school students in madison, wisconsin, marched to the state capitol to protest gun violence four days after a mass shooting. a student at abundant life christian school opened fire, killing a student and a teacher and injuring six others. >> i have never lived in a world where there hasn't been a school shooting, where that hasn't been a threat. you know, i was born in 2007. i grew up with all of this violence around me, you know, and i talked to my parents and they're like, i would have never imagined that there was this much hate. >> the protest was not only in opposition to gun violence, but was also a show of solidarity with abundant life christian school. the man accused of murdering united health care ceo brian thompson will make his first appearance in new york state supreme court on monday. luigi mangione faces multiple murder charges, including two terrorism counts. the 26 year old is currently being held in

the same new york jail as sean diddy combs. mangione also faces several federal charges that could potentially carry the death penalty if he's convicted. >> the man convicted of murdering two teenage girls in delphi, indiana, has been sentenced to 130 years in prison. richard allen murdered abby williams and libby german, who disappeared in 2017 while hiking on a trail. their bodies were found a day later. prosecutors say an unspent bullet found at the crime scene linked allen to the murders, and say he confessed dozens of times to the murders while in custody. >> next, at 1030, the biden administration, pulling back on restrictions for transgender athletes. what's behind the decision? >> and the party's over for what used to be a popular store, with more than a dozen of them in the bay area. >> plus, what to say? just being mayor of san francisco has been just really the honor of my life. >> we spent the day with san francisco mayor london breed, as she reflects on her time at city

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regulations that remain unfinished before the trump administration takes over. one proposed rule was aimed at providing protections for transgender student athletes. the administration says it is withdrawing it due to ongoing litigation over title nine. biden is also scrubbing efforts to cancel student loans for more than 38 million americans if the rules are not canceled. analysts say the trump administration would be able to simply rewrite them to reflect new policies, speeding up what can be a lengthy rulemaking process. the biden administration did approve another $4.2 billion in student loan relief for almost 55,000 borrowers with this latest round of relief. the white house has

now forgiven nearly $180 billion in loans for around 5 million people. >> the party is over. retailer party city is reportedly telling employees it plans to shutter its more than 700 stores nationwide early next year. around a dozen of those stores are based right here in the bay area. ktvu zac sos joins us in studio after speaking with customers. zach, sounds like a lot of people are sad to hear about this. >> yeah, i mean, this is a brand that evokes a lot of memories for people birthdays, big events, holidays. it's where you get your balloons, your party hats. but at the end of the day, party city, apparently unable to overcome the financial pressures it was facing. >> this balloon is for my kid's birthday. it's tomorrow. he's turning three as one out, stocking up for that special young man as he learned some deflating news about his beloved fremont. party city. i'm really bummed. that's a shocker. >> cnn reporting that america's largest brick and mortar retailer, dedicated to all things party, plans to close its more than 700 owned and operated

stores for good on february 28th. according to fox business, only 29 franchise stores will remain. >> i hope they change their mind. >> unlikely. according to the report, the new jersey based company plans to begin a, quote, winding down process immediately. the fremont location among more than a dozen party cities in the bay area. >> i was surprised when i walked in here that there was like, there's not many aisles of anything. >> the news comes 14 months after the company exited bankruptcy. >> for starcraft, it's just a sign of the times. as consumer preferences continue to shift online. but that doesn't mean she likes it. >> it's more impersonal. everything is online. everything is now more so. you have to order it online. you don't get to touch and feel in person. it's more distant. and i think that's the that seems like the way things are going. and that's why you see retail closing. >> the ceo of party city, barry litwin, reportedly delivering the news to corporate employees during a conference call on

friday. in that call, employees were apparently told they would not receive severance, the ceo also blaming the closure on financial challenges, in part created by company debt and inflation. >> i think it kind of sucks because it's kind of cool. you come here one stop shop, get all the stuff you need, and you're out of there. >> now the question where does shop come march? >> i don't know, online is cool, but then what if you have to send it back? what if it's not as big as you thought? you know, that happens. >> so again, according to reports, party city is planning to shutter its owned and operated stores at the end of february. and with that, thousands of employees unfortunately left looking for jobs in the new year. greg. christina. >> yeah, difficult for those employees and certainly a lot of memories for a lot of customers. zach. thank you. new at ten. a high ranking staffer in the san jose mayor's office announced plans today to run for city council. matthew quevedo is currently mayor meehan's deputy chief of staff. now he wants to represent district three, a seat that opened up after former council member omar torres

resigned just hours before his alleged child sex abuse arrest. dozens of people showed up in support of quevedo today, including mayor mehan, who has voiced his support for the new candidate. quevedo says he's optimistic about what comes next. >> i am excited campaigns are a great opportunity to go out there, talk to the neighbors, build relationships and once elected, you get that great momentum going into office to continue to push for the change you're looking for. >> the special election to fill the district three seat will take place on april 8th. outgoing congresswoman barbara lee says she will announce whether she plans to run for mayor of oakland in january. lee making that announcement on social media this afternoon amid the last minute negotiations to avoid a government shutdown. 11 people have already filed to run for mayor of oakland, but the calls have grown louder in recent days for lee to throw her hat in the ring once she officially leaves congress next month. lee previously told ktvu she is still weighing the decision. >> london breed's tenure in san francisco as mayor is coming to

an end, and she became mayor at the end of 2017 and has led the city through numerous highs and lows. ktvu christian captain sat down with the mayor, who reflected on her years in office. >> san francisco mayor london breed is spending the last weeks of her administration much the same way she has the last six years serving as the city's biggest advocate. now, reflecting on her time in office, mayor breed served san francisco through the covid 19 pandemic, taking decisive action early on to shut down the city, a move she said saved lives. >> absolutely. san francisco is one of the densest cities anywhere in the country. we had one of the lowest death rates of any major city. we didn't have our hospitals overflowing. we weren't, you know, our our morgue wasn't overflowing out of the pandemic. >> mayor breed said she grappled with a new economic reality trying to reshape the city in the post pandemic era. mayor breed said among her proudest accomplishments is cutting the red tape, transforming a city that was slow to change to a city of yes.

>> so getting to yes, providing more flexible uses, and making downtown a 24 over seven neighborhood. that's what's starting to happen now. removing the restrictions is important. >> that post pandemic period also saw a marked increase in crime. mayor breed also said she's worked to change the sometimes distorted image of san francisco to make it a destination for police officer recruitment, and helped usher in new technology, all of which she says are responsible for the city's declining crime rate. >> we have the tools, we've changed the laws. we've built the capacity to address it a lot differently than we did when we came out of the pandemic. that is what led to these remarkable results that we're starting to see, and it's only going to get better. >> the mayor said she also worked hard to find a solution to the homelessness crisis that spilled out onto the streets. >> i really focused in on the issues that now have changed for the better. more to do, of course not where they need to

be, but we have helped over 20,000 people exit homelessness permanently. >> as for her plans going forward, mayor breed is not offering a lot of details and i'm looking forward to what the future holds. >> but i got to say, just being mayor of san francisco has been a just really the honor of my life. it's been a joy. >> and while the mayor did not have a lot of details, she did say that for now, her focus is on continuing to serve the city until january 8th. that is when a new mayor will be sworn in in san francisco. christien kafton, ktvu fox two news. >> not one, not two, but three separate storms heading this way, and we'll track them together with your bay area forecast and consolation for crabbers, when they'll be able to drop their traps and the restrictions they'll be under. [music]

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season will soon begin in a limited capacity. >> the state department of fish and wildlife announced today that commercial fishers can begin harvesting the crab starting january 5th from the sonoma mendocino county line to the u.s. mexico border. crabbers will only be able to put in half the number of traps they normally put in in an effort to protect humpback whales. crab season north of the sonoma mendocino county line will begin january 15th. fishers in the area will only be allowed to put in 25% of the traps they normally use. >> temperatures across the bay area came in for this last autumn day. below average, it was 50 degrees in san rafael. that's mighty cool. same story

to the east in concord, and it was 58 degrees in mountain view. these temperatures are all tempered by the layer of fog. and then on top of that, some overcast conditions. in fact, right now we have two separate ceilings, one about 1500 feet with the fog, the other one at 15,000ft. due to the area of low pressure offshore that is pushing this way. now it's currently 49 degrees and oakland, and that's pretty much where we'll stay for overnight lows 40s and low 50s. our live weather camera i wanted to share this with you because we can actually see the golden gate bridge. it's not socked in with the dense fog, but we do have limited visibility right now and throughout the tri valley, also down to five mile visibility at mineta international airport won't be as ominous tonight for a couple of different reasons. wind, and also because of the approaching system. now again, the temperatures currently are in the 40s and 50s, and the winds right now are under ten for the most part, but will be picking up tomorrow out of the

south, 10 to 20. an occasional gust up to 35mph around the north bay coastline. due to that right there, it's kind of like a disorganized area of low pressure. it's shearing off at the seams. it's taking its precipitation well to the north of the bay area. so that system number one, we have this one right here that will impact your sunday night into monday morning, then shut off. this is the big one that will impact your christmas eve. but all this is causing some dangerous surf this weekend. with that high surf advisory in place, please take note of that. that's some serious doings there. okay. by 8:00 in the morning, the front has passed to the bay area. just a hit and miss. scattered shower. might see up to about 2/10 of an inch of rain in the wettest locations. that's about it. and then your saturday afternoon. mostly cloudy, albeit on the breezy to windy side. here comes your sunday morning and look mostly cloudy skies. we will see the rain knocking on

the back door by sunday. let's say seven 8:00 over the entire area by 9 p.m. before it moves out of here. so rainfall amounts. there's a look at it by sunday night into your monday. less than a half an inch of rain to the north. if you're traveling, we do have rain showers to the south. we do have dry conditions. pick city palm springs at 80 degrees. we're talking 5060 tomorrow. a little bit more mild with the cloud cover and the rain in the morning hours only. and then there you have it. evening rain on monday, rain out christmas eve and christmas and hanukkah will be dry. that's my present to you guys. >> sounds good. roberta, thank you for that. coming up here on the 11:00 news honoring an icon among giants fans, the special tribute to former public address announcer renel brooks-moon. >> game one of the expanded college football playoffs is in the books. who's heading to the sugar bowl to face the georgia bulldogs? we'll have the highlights next on gmc sports

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