at lincoln center.velopment of rincon center near the embarcadero. feinstein passed away last september. she was the country's longest serving female senator. both bills await president biden's signature. >> the san jose earthquakes have announced their 2025 schedule, and there are plenty of games to be excited about, including wednesday, may 14th, when the quakes host lionel messi and his inter miami teammates. the international star joined miami in 2023 and has dominated, winning the mls mvp award this past season. the earthquake season starts saturday, february 22nd. it ends in october. >> oakland roots soccer club has put in an official bid to build a 25,000 seat stadium at howard terminal. it's one of several proposals that came from wednesday's deadline for prospective developers. this was the only sports bid. while the others are all industrial or commercial. one issue, though the team says it could take up to 15 years to make a permanent stadium. >> 15 years? you know, dream. do you think we'll

at 98,300.tch as we approach end of the show let's get you up to speed on what to watch out for on wall street today on data front all eyes are on the upcoming jobs report state side with consumer sentiment and credit figures also do we will hear from four fed officials today ahead of this month's rate decision. >>> in the corporate, ulta beauty raised the outlook expectations and sees the benefit from a financial discipline plan. >>> lululemon shares jumped 9% after reporting strong sales abroad despite weaker performance in the united states >>> we bring you back to the action in some of the markets at this stage we have been, of course, keeping a close eye on oil prices. this as opec and its allies have gained, again, i should say, delayed plans to unwind output cuts this as the group looks to support oil prices amid tepid global demand. amid the group's formal policy, opec's members will restrict combined production to 39.7 million barrels per day until the end of 2026. to discuss this lates

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then join us for abc seven news at a special time. so that's at 10 p.m. at 1030, we rejoin the party. ryan seacrest and rita ora will keep the party going until that ball drops at midnight. and then tomorrow morning, another new year tradition right here on abc seven. watch the rose parade starting at 8 a.m. >> right on. we got a lot going on. okay. here's a live look outside. this is sutro tower. it is another quiet morning. we have mainly clear skies, but it is cold. even colder than yesterday. frost advisories. freeze warnings are posted until 9 a.m. we're starting out in the 30s and low 40s this morning, so looking at your morning planner, it is chilly early on. we have those temperatures staying in the 40s through about 9 a.m, so you can see we stay pretty cold for much of the morning. later on, closer to lunchtime. it's a mix of sun and clouds. it looks lovely out there. we'll have temperatures in the mid 50s at that hour. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the story we're tracking very quiet across northern california. some high clouds

take a look at this.e thieves pulled up in 3 vehicles in east oakland and broke into this cell phone shop. this is surveillance video obviously showing the group walking through the store. this is mister phone repair on international boulevard. the owner says the group ransacked the store made off with hundreds of phones. the burglars also took accessories to and replacement parts for electronics. now the storms only been open since august and they've already dealt with several breaking a tense. but this is the first time the crimiwals actually got inside. >> the star empty right now. i don't have a single side. they took all the air pods they had inside that took on a samsung. the head inside. took on the prepaid phones like the little prepaid devices and just heartbreaking. you can't do anything about it. this store's fitting 5 families, you know, and to shut it down for one day that some $3,000 lost every single day. >> and we're told the stores looking now at more than $100,000 in losses and they'll b

tomorrow morning at the golden gate, you're looking at over seven footers at 9:37 a.m. here are the headlines. level two storm arrives late later tonight. it's already here overnight into the morning. excuse me. slight chance of thunder. and monday. we are looking at lighter rain and windy conditions. the winds over 50 miles an hour gusts and then they ease a bit at midnight. still 40 miles an hour. but then look what happens at 8 a.m. closing in on 60 mile an hour wind gusts along the coast and over the higher terrain. still gusty at noontime, and then the winds will finally back off at around 4 p.m. rain intensity will continue through the night, and it only picks up at 5:00 in the morning. reds indicating the heavier rain potential for thunder. 7 a.m. it is still going to be very stormy going into 8 a.m. this is when you'll likely see urban and small stream flood advisories never cross flooded areas, no matter how shallow you think they are. really, you're looking at scattered showers at 2:00 in the afternoon, continuing into the evening hours before this storm winds

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dublin, you're at 40 degrees. santa rosa at 39 later today. daytime highs will easily reach the mid to even upper 60's. couple spots like san jose could even reach 70 degrees. michael. >> thanks good morning, everyone. happy monday. taking a look at our roads right now. so far so good. we're seeing some minor delays up a really nothing too major. taking a look at the bay bridge. those metering lights are already on. you can see it's about a 10 to 15 minute commute into the city this morning. so lots of stop and go traffic. but again, those metering lights are on. taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge 8 minute commute over that. and then looking at some drive times, those were using 5.80, castro valley to the maze. it's a 14 minute commute. there. taking a look at westbound 80 crockett to the maze. it's about a 21 minute commute. so we'll continue to keep an eye on those and also get some drive times for that golden gate bridge as the morning progresses. send it over to you. >> well, happening today, the alum rock school district in

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markets at new record highs. the nasdaq, s&p 500, apple at a record, amazon at a record.oss-the-board key companies have earnings raising two new record highs. marvell at a new record high. so a sales force the nasdaq 100 is up .9% and in the large part being helped by crm. third-quarter earnings are looking strong as the ai agent force comes through to have 1000 people out there selling in particular 8% growth in earnings in terms of revenue. let's break it all down with our bloomberg intelligence analyst. many questioned the value of share price going into the report, but they vindicated it. anurag: almost everything was generally in line with what they were expecting. people are really buying be story and the potential for that to down the road at revenue. it will not at -- not at revenue for the next 12 months to the point where it moves the needle, but after that it should start to had good momentum in the overall revenue base. caroline: it's a good number of the amount of deals they have. what does it look like, do you think? anurag: those 200 deals are not moving t

and with skyrizi, many were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years.rgic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. liver problems leading to hospitalization may occur when treated for crohn's. now's the time to take control of your crohn's. ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ ask your doctor about skyrizi, the #1 prescribed biologic in crohn's disease. >> all right. there was no megamillions christmas miracle this year. nobody won that big jackpot on christmas eve. so tonight's jackpot is well over a billion dollars. tonight's drawing worth an estimated 1.2, 2 billion and the winning numbers will be announced at 8 tonight. it is the 5th largest jackpot in mega millions history. the 9th largest lottery jackpot ever in the united states. the lump sum payout after taxes would be, you know. just over. a half a billion dollars like 500, something million dollars. good luck. san francisco international airport has intro

not at all. but when a big one like that rolls through, you're always on edge for a little while afterwards. >> yeah. no doubt we have been hearing about broken water mains, broken water pipes. there was even a gas leak near an elementary school this morning here in rio del. luckily everybody is okay, but no injuries and no major damage reported. that was certainly not the case two years ago, when a 6.4 earthquake rolled through here. lots of damage reported. then people feeling very lucky up here tonight and we're live in humboldt county. cornell bernard abc seven news. >> and we are thankful for that. cornell, thanks very much. here's a look at the current p-g-and-e's power outage map. right now. it's not so bad for the cities closest to the earthquake, just a few hundred p-g-and-e's customers without power as we speak. >> let's take a look at the earthquake on a seismograph. it's that large red cluster of lines on the left side of your screen there, right above that cursor icon. >> we want to

look at that. those sensors just changed in the last few seconds, so there's more volume coming through contra costa county on your highway 4 drive into concord and through concord as well. we're looking at a smooth drive south bay peninsula. no major issues. east bay waking up and more traffic pushing in through the altamont pass. we're watching this section of vasco road, which will tend to show the delay when there is one in the next half hour coming down out of contra costa county and toward 580. but right now, things are at speed. so you're at your minimums under 20 minutes from brentwood, down in toward 580 itself. back to you. good to know. thanks, mike. well, next on today in the bay, do we have to talk about that big upset for the faithful on sunday night football? it was a blizzard and a blowout in orchard park, new york, as the 49ers fall to the buffalo bills. i'll have highlights and reactions. sckti orchard park, new york. it was anything but a winter wonderland as the 49ers suffer a b

the lines very long at that time. not just at the tsa lines but also at the ticket counters. so many people are traveling friday and sunday with the busiest days as we all took off for the christmas holiday. but today it's no walk in the park either very long. and by the time it's over on january second, when people come back, 40 million americans will have taken to the sky. and that's a 6% increase from just last year and the highest rate since 2019. and we got a chance to talk to a lot of travelers this morning. they're very experienced very weary. i would rather be early than late. so am proud of myself on the back later because i just asked them to and they said that you right time because i think it's about to like. >> crazy. so now i'm here early and i'm just can so what do you think about traveling for christmas? and you guys ever done that? >> yeah. they reach out to mount polley a oh, my goodness. so what do you think about the lines this year? >> it's not too bad. you see it's worse but you know what she said it's ok with her dad. just watching are over there. makin

and with skyrizi, many were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years.ic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. liver problems leading to hospitalization may occur when treated for crohn's. now's the time to take control of your crohn's. ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ ask your doctor about skyrizi, the #1 prescribed biologic in crohn's disease. family of a young boy claims a staff member at a palo alto school. >> locked him in a closet for nearly 15 minutes, emotionally, traumatizing, that child kron 4 sarah stinson spoke to the attorneys for the family who say this is just one of several disturbing incidents. >> the naacp says the alleged closet incident is one of several reports of students experiencing frightening mistreatment from staff members at the after school program here called right at school are relation to work with several families. >> have complained about. instances of racia

look at the pool. >> yes, look at it. chaos on the coast after a massive 7.0 earthquake struck just before 11:00 this morning off the coast of humboldt county, triggering a tsunami warning spanning from the coast of davenport in santa cruz county, all the way to douglas and lane counties in oregon, and impacting at least 5.3 million people in california. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the earthquake was so powerful that, according to the u.s. geological survey, more than 1.3 million people live close enough to feel it. fortunately, there were no reports of deaths or serious injuries, but there were reports of damage like broken water mains windows and about 10,000 people in humboldt county were without power. that's according to state senator mike mcguire. >> so let's take a look at how this morning's events unfolded at 1044. that big earthquake hit off the coast of humboldt county, initially reported as a 6.0. the usgs revised the magnitude to 7.0. then, just five minutes later,

mike has a look at what you can expect at the pump this morning. yeah. there have been some subtle changes, so we're no longer dominating the top ten. last bay area city in the top ten is livermore. and it's still we've got our low of 319. the familiar ones the marathons, the one on holmes and the one on south livermore avenue in that city. then in san francisco, our low is 349. today. it's quick stop at speed. it's a quick stop at speedway on cesar chavez street. and then we'll call on the south bay's low of 369 again. today you're going to call out cupertino, cupertino car wash on north de anza boulevard for that price point. you find a few of them around the south bay. you'll find gasbuddy.com will give you a best locations, best prices in your area and on the roadway. we're doing a pretty good drive as far as those speed sensors go. green. that yellow highlighting over on the right side and heading up to the top of the screen. fog registering throughout much of the east bay. contra costa county drive coming down vasco road may be an issue as you head

that's today and we're looking at the king tides at 11:00 this morning.t lower, less than seven feet. but still, it has been kind of a mess around here the past couple of days. this is the way the system is going to play out. 730 8:00 it's wet in san francisco and oakland over into concord. and then by about 1030, 11, it's sinking to the south, pulling out of the east bay. but we've got rainy conditions from half moon bay into san jose through the noon hour, and then we're left with the cloud cover, breezy winds midday. this forecast model is the one that's pretty generous. upwards of about half an inch. another one only wants to bring in about a quarter of an inch. so splitting the difference. the highest rain totals in the north. we're expecting maybe a quarter of an inch in the south bay to the east bay. higher amounts up around the diablo range possible 2 to 4in of wet snow in the mountains there. mid 50s for most of us today with the clouds throughout the afternoon. level one system today. a nice dry stretch for us throughout the workweek. slightly m

at least many of them ended up at a packed gas station parking lot. some people say they were stuck for hours as they waited for workers to help them put those chains on their cars. it's our first time coming up here, and then none of us know how to put the chains on. do your studies learn how to put it on before you come down here, and then be prepared for anything. the weather is so bad out here. we're driving back. forecaster cinthia pimentel joins us now. and as james said, practice this in the sunny driveway at home. yeah. before you try it, it's not easy. something i learned very early in life. if you fail to prepare, prepare to fail. right. and we'll keep it at that. yes. and all weekend long, i was saying there was snow. there was wind. but you know what looks better for people driving up there today, maybe tomorrow or even on wednesday. there's no alerts for me to tell you about, but yeah, bring those chains just in case. those road conditions get a little bit slippery at lake level. let's go down to la. maybe the cold is not for you. it's no

look at this. over an inch of rain here and pretty easy to believe as we've got the heavy downpours up here. but the rest of us a quarter to a third of an inch. and we're looking at warm weather. unfortunately, in the mountains. a winter weather advisory with temperatures in the 40s, so only that wet snow with 2 to 4in of precip there, 57 in san francisco, 50 in napa. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. this level one system today we're looking dry tuesday through friday. winter arrives on saturday with a level one system for the weekend. we'll be right back. i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults with mild-to-moderate covid-19 and a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid must be taken within the first five days of symptoms, and helps stop the virus from multiplying in your body. taking paxlovid with certain medicines can lead to seri

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[music] >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm james torres, new at noon. the federal building in san francisco is now the speaker, nancy pelosi federal building. the building on seventh street was formally dedicated this morning. representative pelosi was there to unveil new signage for the 18 story building. it's in honor of her public service as the representative of california's 11th congressional district for 37 years, and for being the first woman elected to serve as speaker of the house. pelosi stood alongside other bay area congressional representatives at the dedication. is really a representation of our legislative branch, and then the executive branch has its headquarters for certain departments of government here to meet the needs of our bosses, the people, our constituents. >> so this is their building. i'm honored to have it named for me because of the generosity of spirit of my colleagues who are here. >> nancy pelosi is the third representative to have a bay area federal building dedicated in her honor. the others are the late congressman ph

you were at 55% going in. it looks like you were at 57 or 60% for may. so not another cut built-in until may and another thing i want to check for you, which is the one year from now, the november 25th headphones, that is 3. 82. so bring it down another quarter. that brings it to 438. that is another, call it 20-40 basis points built-in over the next year. the way the market is set up, you get a cut in december and you get this kind of intermittent cutting going on. >> and you can battle over where neutral is because they still don't know. steve, thank you. with waller headlines. i bring up the neutral thing because waller lso says that he thinks there is still some distance from neutral that leads you to believe he wants a cut a few times because he thinks we are far away. others would say, maybe neutral is higher then we thought. so maybe you won't get as many cuts. how would you answer the question as to how many cuts? does it matter at this point and do we need them? >> i think it matters. if growth is good and you have to balance unemployment, it ha

you're at 60 degrees.sf palo alto getting close at 57 now and we are going to be in the 60's for a lot of the rest of the day at this point forward, really mild afternoon to look forward to buy 01:00pm already mid 60's and nearing 70 for a few spots. james. all right, john, thank you. it's 10, 30 and new this morning, an 8 year-old 40 niner fan and cancer survivor. >> shoved by a bills fan at last sunday's game causing her to fall from her seat. we've got dylan moore ale with the story. >> 8 year-old mia de camilla currently lives in rochester, new york. she, however, became a big forty-niners fan because of her father. me and my dad in the hospital launch altogether. >> and then when come home, said time for cannot cancer. >> down. and, you know, really too much to pull all up. high 19 mia has battled and beat in liver cancer twice after relapsing in may of last year. >> she's been featured on buffalo's hope arises. and news four's shine gold event helping raise money for other young cancer warriors. on s

and with skyrizi, many were in remission at 12 weeks, at 1 year, and even at 2 years.f allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms or vaccines. liver problems leading to hospitalization may occur when treated for crohn's. now's the time to take control of your crohn's. ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ ask your doctor about skyrizi, the #1 prescribed biologic in crohn's disease. 3-6 is a non-religious way for african americans to reconnect with ancestral roots. it is celebrated every year from december the 20th 6th to january the 1st. a candle is lit each night on a seven branch candelabra called the kinara. the candles include one black, three red, and three green to represent the people, the struggle, and the future. san francisco city hall will also be lit up in those colors in celebration of kwanzaa tonight. there is a very happy san francisco fifth grader. this christmas, her name is alana and she goes to yick w

we have upper 50s at petaluma and napa, 55 at fairfield, 63 at concord and 58 at livermore.nd the post-sunset sky is aglow as we look westward from the east bay hills. camera. next two days, chilly mornings and sunny afternoons will come our way. in fact, we may have some frost by tuesday morning. middle of the week we'll see increasing clouds and then later in the week, friday into saturday, rain will return. it may last more than one day. right now, though, we're looking at overnight conditions. tonight, low temperatures will drop into the mid to upper 30s in places like lakeport and santa rosa, down to 36 in fairfield, 39 at livermore and at morgan hill. most other locations will see lows, mainly in the low to mid 40s and then highs tomorrow under bright sunny skies. 60 one half moon bay, mid 60s. all around the bay shoreline, including san francisco, which will top out at 64 tomorrow up in the north bay, a high of 67, in santa rosa. inland east bay, mainly low 60s. a little milder in the south bay, where san jose will top out at 68 degrees and morgan hill at 66. here's t

at this point, you will have this at 160 before the bank of japan intervenes.t is definitely going on dollar/yen back to 130 or 120. >> that would generally be a decent move. thank you very much for joining us to give us ideas. senior cross asset strategist at paribas. >>> rachel reeves is the first chancellor to attend the finance ministers in the eu since the exit from the european union. reeves described the trip as a first step to resetting eu relations and improved trade ties to boost the trade across the continent. let's get to silvia. silvia, how does the chancellor being there talking to like minded ministers with the reset of relations could be generally positive for the uk? >> reporter: no doubt this is a symbolic moment and indeed, it is about having the uk chancellor for the first time here post brexit. for a while, we had seen the relationship between both sides of the english channel facing the tumultuous phase, but for the first time in several years, we are witnessing a new chapter here and we are hearing warmer words from both sides and i have

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kickoff tonight is at 5.15, and coming up at kron, 4 news at 3. our sports reporter aaron wilson is live at the stadium with a preview of tonight's matchup. very exciting. >> still ahead, a couple music to the giants officially welcoming a new member of the team with the new shortstop had to say. and whether by plane train or automobile aaa is predicting high numbers for holiday travel. we'll break those down for you. and after the break, an east bay neighborhood is getting ready for tonight's holiday stroll. for tonight's holiday stroll. we'll see meet the traveling trio. each helping to protect their money with chase. wooo! tools that help protect. alerts that help check. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. >> in the east bay montclair village in oakland is celebrating its 22nd annual holiday stroll. it starts at 4 o'clock today and runs through 8 o'clock at night. how was philippe djegal stop by before the festivities began and spoke with businesses. hopeful people choose to shop local. >> i know that things are

it starts at ten and meals will be served at 11. this morning on ellis street in san francisco, and sweet sounds from the oakland interfaith gospel choir to celebrate the christmas holiday. oh. well. the group put on two performances last night at the great american music hall in san francisco. a packed house clapped along as they were serenaded with hymns and holiday favorites. this was the 35th year the choir has come together for christmas eve performances, and today is the first night of hanukkah, judaism's eight day festival of lights. hundreds of people are expected to attend this evening's ceremony to light the first candle of the giant menorah at san francisco's union square. this is the 49th year of the event. music will begin at 330, with the lighting at 5 p.m. legendary concert promoter bill graham built the menorah and headed up the tradition until his death in 1991. there have only been four times since 1900 that the first night of hanukkah and christmas day shared the same day. and if you need to get one last ingredien

we look at that, but we look at all financial conditions and then we look at what's happening in the economy. so what we see happening in the economy again is, you know, most forecasters have been calling for a slowdown in growth for a your very long time and it keeps not happening. so we have, we're now well into another year of growth that looks like it might be 2.5%. 3rd 2nd and 3rd quarters we're right about at the same level. so the us economy is just performing very, very well, substantially better than you -- our global peer group. and there's no reason to think a downturn is is any more likely than it usually is. so the outlook is pretty bright for our economy. we have to stay on task though and continue to have restrictive policies so that we can get inflation down to 2%. we're also going to be looking out for the labor market. we want to keep the labor market pretty close to where it is. we're pretty close to estimates of the natural rate of unemployment. job creation is a little below the level that would keep it there, but nonetheless close and so that's what our policy i

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here's a closer look at this. when we look at this effort quake, there's your 50-mile epicenter off the coast. it was only five miles deep, which is shallow, but thankfully, since it was 50 miles off the coast, the shaking was not super intense that there is large scale structural damage or damage. it's early. we'll get a lot more over the coming hours in terms of damage confirmation, but in this relative early stage from this earthquake you would have expected hearing a 7.0 to see a lot more damage than we're currently seeing. that's a very positive aspect of this. there's one other takeaway. when you get to this part of california, see that dark line there? you're looking at sea floor topography. that dark line is the san andreas fault. we know the fault runs through the entirety of california. it goes right off the coast of san francisco. it was the epicenter of the 1906 earthquake. the san andreas fault makes a hard left turn right here and goes out into the ocean. this is a hugely important aspect of today's

it's at the state level. first, we know mangione was hit with three murder charges, including murder in the second degree as a crime of terrorism. >> like every other defendant, he is entitled to a presumption of innocence. but unfortunately, the way this has been handled so far, his rights are being violated. >> and in what looked like something out of a scene of a movie. mangione was flown into new york city last week, walked in an orange jumpsuit and shackles. his legal team says this is just one example of why they don't think he's going to get a fair trial in new york city. >> he was on display for everyone to see in the biggest staged perp walk i've ever seen in my career. it was absolutely unnecessary. >> so that's just on the state charges. but mangione could be back in federal court again in the coming days once we get an indictment there. investigators say if he's found guilty in that case, he could face the death penalty. reporting in new york city. i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> also in new york

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the doors open this morning at 10:00 and those meals get served at 11.inally come to an agreement. this is after a 93 day strike. many of the workers have been on strike for three months demanding better wages and benefits. but this week, the hotel and union announced that they had reached an agreement. yesterday, those union workers voted to ratify a new four year deal. the vote by hilton employees follows similar agreements reached between workers with the marriott and hyatt hotels over the past week. cleanup will soon be underway after parts of the santa cruz wharf collapsed into the ocean on monday. the wharf is now closed until further notice. the bathrooms that used to be at the end of the wharf are now washed up on shore. that part of the wharf was actually closed for the past year because it had been damaged in a prior storm and was being rebuilt. main beach and cowell's beach are also closed, and because there is so much debris still in the ocean, the city is urging people to just stay away from the water. city leaders say there need to be sever

we're not really looking at much left at this point.o enjoy for the rest of the day. lot of sunshine about the east bay hills and at this point, nice and clear and right. have a couple sprinkles up in the north bay. earlier low pressure, brushes past us into the weekend. now, all this is going to do is result. for the middle of the day on - saturday. after that low exits high remains. and with that, a continuation of our dry trend of weather that we've seen so much of lately. that does include today, aside from that light sprinkle or 2, you saw this morning for only a couple of spots. skies, nice and clear both today into tomorrow before saturday's cloud cover. today's daytime highs are going to be right back to the low 60's in san francisco and right along the coastline. some upper 50's mixed in as well. mid 60's for our bayshore cities. and as you know, this is warmer than average for this time of year. i think a lot of us have been enjoying. it was nice to walk around in this yesterday. we get plenty more chances to do so ahead. so n

few of us, at any age, get to have an attempt at world records, let alone at 90 and more.nness world record holder. pardon? you are now a guinness world record holder. yeah, it's wonderful. phil mackie, bbc news, stratford—upon—avon. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. the question we are being asked most is, is it going to be a white christmas? and the answer to that is probably not, because it will simply be too mild. but lots of whether to get through in the meantime, including a very windy weekend in store and some rain. a lot of that will be falling through the day tomorrow. but today, we are seeing some sunshine. it's been feeling cold with a north—westerly wind, but the area is set to turn milder as we had to tonight. there will be areas of cloud, outbreaks of rain putting down from the north—west, along with those milder conditions. so we will see the coldest air across parts of south—east england and eastern england into tomorrow morning, perhaps a touch of frost here, but milder further north and west. tomorrow, rain already across scotland

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what was he looking at at that moment in that place? you know, he'd been to philadelphia, he'd been to pittsburgh. but there he was in altoona, staying in a motel, eating in a mcdonald's, and with his head buried in a laptop computer. was he researching? the next target is the other health care executive on there. was he saying, which countries don't have extradition treaties with the united states? where could i go where they couldn't? >> or was he following the investigation and the coverage? >> or was he reading the newspapers about himself? >> i think there's another thing that's really important about this investigation, which is how did he know that brian thompson was going to be at that side entrance, not the main entrance to the new york hilton. the side entrance to the new york hilton at 645 in the morning. and that's important because there are a lot of executives in this country and a lot of people in this country who are now afraid that they're going to be stalked like this. and how he found out where brian thompson was goin

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but as we take a look at the current measurements at the buoys, we're at about 12ft in san francisco, 15ft at santa cruz. and as this storm system continues to move in with those high winds and rain, we are still going to see more of those very turbulent conditions. they're all up and down our coastline, widespread rain with us for now, but eventually we'll start to see this activity tapering off over the next few hours. we've already seen it seeing it easing up for the north bay and scattered rain across the east bay, parts of cocoa and alameda counties, as well as the south bay, seeing still some lingering showers. but overall we are seeing this system pushing off towards the south and east and the trend for today will be for the weather conditions to improve, at least for the inland areas, while still staying very dangerous near the coast. so i'll be tracking that and we'll talk about what's ahead with another storm coming in for the weekend in just a few minutes. cynthia, you are seeing a series of issues this morning and they areostly in the east bay. kari so let's start with thi

the minnesota man was pronounced dead at the hospital. the suspect is at large. thompson's wife saying he had received threats. for the attack is otive unknown. thmurder taking place a few blocks from where thousands are gathered tonight for the christmas tree lighting at rockefeller plaza. police promising there will be high security. stephanie gosk joins us from the crime scene. what more do we know tonight? >> reporter: brian thompson was walking down this city block at 6:30 this morning. he was expected to speak an hour and a half later at a conference here at the hilton hotel. he never made it. in new york city, a manhunt is underway. a shooter is on the loose. it was a brazen attack on the streets of manhattan. just as the workday was beginning. the nypd says the gunman way laying in wait for brian thompson. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated, pre-planned, targeted attack. >> reporter: nbc news obtained this video from a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation. according to police, thompson was shot in the back and leg. >> at

at the white house the stars and stripes is flying at half—mast in honour of the 39th president. national day of mourning will take place onjanuary the 9th. in other news today: local media in argentina report that five people have been charged in connection with the death of one direction star, liam payne. and an emergency safety inspection of all planes is ordered in south korea following the nation's worst aviation disaster in decades. hello. i'm nicky schiller. tributes are being paid from around the world to the former us president and nobel peace prize winner, jimmy carter, who's died at the age of 100. he was the peanut farmer who became the most powerful man in the world, serving one term as president from 1977 to 1981. he is the longest—lived american leader. as president he brokered a landmark peace accord between egypt and israel. but was hampered at home by a failing economy and a disastrous attempt to free american hostages seized in iran. his bid for a second term ended in a landslide defeat to ronald reagan. in later life he became a tireless worker for peace, the

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lots at stake. now if the verdict comes back, guilty, then my many faces 26 years to life in prison. and the jurors in this case, they also have to consider manslaughter, which is obviously a lesser charge, but still carries time in prison. we will let you know, when says all begins. but there is no timetable for a verdict. so we are officially once again back on verdict. watch. >> back to you. all right. we'll keep checking back with you throughout the morning. well, okay, 604, is the time now to another big story that we're following this morning. a family event in antioch turned deadly saturday night ofter a shooting at a bowling alley parking lot left. 2 people moment has more on what happened there. >> it's a sunday family affair from amateur guardrails to a legal conference, a couple lanes over. it's a packed house at delta bull. you wouldn't guess that less than 24 hours ago, a double homicide shooting took place just outside antioch. police didn't offer very many details. but the owner of th

the mountain view theater is going to be at the village at san antonio center.ll be luxurious. still have reclined seats for bars often. moviegoers, a unique experience, alamo draft. house officials say giving away 5 free yearlong membership to celebrate the 2 openings. this expansion comes as the chain celebrates its 10th anniversary in san francisco. >> happening today, the santa clara county. well, officials are going to be raising a flag in honor of world aids day. the event runs from eleven-thirty until one in the afternoon. it'll be out at the james p mcentee plaza in san jose. this is the 36th world world aids day. and the theme this year is collective action. now it recognizes this event recognizes the role the people living with hiv play in the fight to end aids. well, the bay area's making waves nationally in the culinary world with 3 eateries now named among esquire magazine's best new restaurants of the year. so if you're in san francisco for kings, which is known for its childhood inspired cantonese dishes wowed critics apparently with its black pep