all right, now let's try -- let's try cerrito. [ light laughter ] let's see if i look like cerrito.e comes. ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. ♪ [ laughter and cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ camera shutter ] >> steve: look at -- >> jimmy: are you sure? [ laughter ] >> steve: that guy -- >> jimmy: let me just try that on. let's just try it on for fun. i don't know. [ cheers and applause ] we have it here. i just feel like -- ♪ [ jingle bells ] ♪ okay. [ humming ] ♪ [ vocalizing "jingle bells" ] ♪ ♪ here's drunk santa claus here's drunk santa claus ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that good? [ light laughter ] >> tariq: now, that's the one. >> whoa. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ camera shutter ] >> jimmy: all right. so now we're adding drunk santa in there as well. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: so d for drunk santa. let's just do the whole contest again. >> steve: yeah, why not? yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. it's one of these three, all right? let's just agree i don't look like mod sun. >> steve: aw. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: love you, dude. >> s

look at el cerrito, richmond and menlo park.in layers out the door this morning and from this morning all the way through thursday morning. each and every day will either start off with the frost advisory, a freeze watch or freeze warning. look at the numbers 41 emeryville, also el cerrito and in berkeley. it's now in the mid 30s and throughout castro valley back into hayward. and good morning to all of you in union city, back into alviso, you're just slightly above freezing. the winds are slight, but it's enough to make it feel like we have a wind chill out there. so when you look at the temperatures, it actually feels a lot colder. it's dark. sunrise is at 717 and you will not see a cloud in the sky. it is clear with that clear slot of cold air drifting in with the passage of that area of low pressure that's providing the rain, sleet and snow across southern california hasn't done so since april of last year, with only 16/100 of an inch of precipitation. so far today, i've been seeing anywhere from three quarters to a full inc

well, it looks like the music will continue to play at a beloved and iconic music store in el cerrito. down home music has been in the same building on san pablo avenue for nearly 50 years. it shares the building with two nonprofits that preserve and catalog historic albums and films. now, when the building went up for sale in october, the trio of businesses worried they'd have to find a new home. now, though, they expect to be able to buy the building, all thanks to money raised and huge community support. >> you think about the old school barbershop. this is like the barbershop, but you come in here to talk. charlie parker instead of we're not talking sports, we're talking music. >> keep in mind, it's not a done deal yet. while their bid has been accepted, they still need more money. they're looking for investors and hoping for donations. the emotional week long public goodbye to former president jimmy carter is underway. we'll have a look at how people are paying their respects during a public visitation today in atlanta. plus, some folks will soon see a higher social security paym

en el centro latino cuscatlán, en el cerrito afirman que, al menos por ahora, parece que la gentee estáhemos preparado un noticiero especial con expertos de inmigración, respondiendo algunas de esas preguntas, incluyendo quiénes están en la mira de trump, cómo armar un plan familiar en caso de una deportación. y también le diremos cuáles son sus derechos en california estado santuario. no se pierda este domingo a las 16:00 de la tarde este especial de inmigración y tus derechos. y así pasamos la información desde santa cruz. ya se anunció que reabrirá oficialmente el muelle municipal este sábado 4 de enero. mañana, tras su cierre por el colapso de una sección el pasado 23 de diciembre, la ceremonia de reapertura será a las 10:00. esto luego que la ciudad confirmó que ese muelle es seguro tras una evaluación estructural. ahora la parte afectada va a permanecer cerrada mientras continúan esas reparaciones. y así pasamos a hablar sobre las condiciones del tiempo. porque esta mañana la lluvia seguramente lo notó en varias ciudades de la región. por supuesto, estuvo presente, pero la pregunt

en el centro latino cuscatlán, en el cerrito afirman que, al menos por ahora, parece que la gente seque nos envíe por whatsapp sus preguntas de inmigración. hemos preparado ya un noticiero especial con expertos de inmigración respondiendo algunas de esas preguntas, incluyendo quienes están en la mira del próximo presidente trump. como armar un plan familiar en caso de una deportación y por su puesto le diremos cuáles son sus derechos en california, estado santuario. así que le invitamos a que este domingo, a las 16:00 de la tarde, sintonice este especial de inmigración y tus derechos. vamos a la pausa. se acerca la temporada de impuestos, así que le diremos cuáles son los primeros pasos que debe tener en cuenta para preparar su declaración. además, autoridades de santa cruz ya anunciaron fecha de reapertura del muelle tras los daños sufridos días atrás por el fuerte oleaje. un lindo día, pero se activa el panorama en el pronóstico. les tengo los detalles de cuándo va tengo los detalles de cuándo va a llegar esalu l vi a antes tenía seguro médico - tan caro. ahora ayudo a mi mamá, y n

well, it looks like the music will continue to play at a beloved and iconic music store in el cerrito. down home music has been in the same building on san pablo avenue for nearly 50 years. when the building went up for sale in october, the music shop and its neighbors worried they'd have to find a new home. now they expect to be able to buy the building, all thanks to fundraising and huge community support. >> you think about the old school barbershop. this is like the barbershop, but you come in here to talk. charlie parker instead of we're not talking sports. we're talking music. >> keep in mind, it's not a done deal yet. while the business is bid has been accepted, they are still fundraising. tonight was the final night of winterfest at california's great america, and it may not be returning in november. the la times reports the park is notifying seasonal pass holders that the park will only be open from april 5th through late october this year, and that seasonal events will not be included. the theme park next to levi's stadium is expected to eventually close for good once the la

>> there is a school, pat nixon elementary in cerritos, california, there is a park.ixon highway, dedicated just a few years ago, leded by a democratic senator from california, bob archuleta. they -- there are not a lot. president nixon said she will never have accolades she deserves, she is never going to have that. because of his situation. but, pat nixon in terms of her legacy, she does so many remarkable things in the book, two things that i would like people to focus oone is her work behind scenes. very progressive for women, era,ro strong supporters of the era, even when president nixon waivers on it. she also with the aid of franklin and other rock star, from the '70s people should know more barbara staff assistance for president in 1971 for several years, she pushes to get women in higher levels ofof government with mrs. nixon's help. positions, a huge jump from the johnson years you have maybe a couple hundred women in this position, up to a thousand and more, mrs. nixon pushes for this. she also is pushing to get a woman on the supreme court. reall wants it

the district serves about 30,000 students in richmond, el cerrito and surrounding areas and they are dealing with a budget deficit and declining enrollment. the district could, in fact, go insolvent within 3 years. if they don't make changes. the interim superintendent says that they need to cut 13 million dollars over the next 2 years to avoid more staffing cuts. they are launching a campaign to boost attendance which directly impacts state funding. the district is hoping the new leadership and fresh tattered strategies can turn things around. circle k is offering $0.40 off gas this week to help support victims of the wildfires in southern california. the convenience chain is offering th discount of gas tomorrow from 4 to 07:00pm and they'll be donating a portion of the proceeds from to the red cross relief efforts in california. that discount is at select stores. so you want to find out first before you fill er up. >> just want to climb. go where is. >> a senseless act of violence. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a little girl in critical condition this morning afte

an increasing trend in the bay area late last year, leaders in richmond and el cerrito tried raisingness of copper wire thefts. they say it affected at&t lines, and it went as far as disrupting local 911 centers. a man even lost his life attempting to steal. it's becoming a problem in santa clara county, too. >> a couple of years ago, we had less than two dozen copper thefts on the vta system. this past year, we saw more than 100. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office says the crime is growing in popularity for two reasons. >> criminals steal copper wire because one it's easy and two, it pays well. they can cut it, take it to a scrap yard, take it to a recycling center and get a lot of cash for it. >> in vallejo, the school is out for the week as leaders work to make adjustment plans. if repairs take longer, they will consider using nearby school buildings to displace the more than 600 students. in the meantime, estimates for those repairs are nearing $200,000. >> from our general fund, which impacts what we can do for our kids. it means it's taking dollars directly from our stu

some light rain around el cerrito, san leandro. light rain in san mateo. so it's getting wet on some of our area bridges this morning. just be aware of that. some slick roadways will be out there right now. level one today for these morning showers. later on this evening we will have some rough surf along our coastline looking at rainfall chances again. the best chance of finding rain in your neighborhood between now and noon. once we get into the afternoon, the rain pretty much exits and sun comes back to finish out the day. so rainfall totals. not a lot of rain with this short duration of our cold front. less than a half of an inch expected across the region. let's check in with sue and see how we're doing on the wet roads this morning. >> pretty quiet drew, although the roads are slick as you mentioned. take a look at oakland 880 past the coliseum. yeah, no stalls or accidents along 880. knock on everything. we hope it's a holiday light and friday light as well. there's a look at your drive from hercules all the way into the city. less than 30 minutes.

an increasing trend in the bay area late last year, leaders in richmond and el cerrito tried raising awareness of copper wire thefts. they say it affected at&t lines, and it went as far as disrupting local 911 centers. a man even lost his life attempting to steal. it's becoming a problem in santa clara county, too. >> a couple of years ago, we had less than two dozen copper thefts on the vta system. this past year, we saw more than 100. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office says the crime is growing in popularity for two reasons. >> criminals steal copper wire because one it's easy and two, it pays well. they can cut it, take it to a scrap yard, take it to a recycling center, and get a lot of cash for it. >> in vallejo, the school is out for the week as leaders work to make adjustment plans. if repairs take longer, they will consider using nearby school buildings to displace the more than 600 students. in the meantime, estimates for those repairs are nearing $200,000. >> from our general fund, which impacts what we can do for our kids. it means it's taking dollars directly from

. >> it looks like the music will continue to play at a beloved and iconic music store in el cerrito.own home music has been in the same building on san pablo avenue for nearly 50 years. when the building went up for sale in october, the music shop and its neighbors worried they'd have to find a new home. now they expect to be able to buy the building thanks to fundraising and huge community support. >> you think about the old school barbershop. this is like the barbershop, but you come in here to talk. charlie parker instead of we're not talking sports, we're talking music. >> it's not a done deal. the businesses bid has been accepted, but they are still fundraising. >> last night was the final night of winterfest at california's great america, and it may not be returning in november. the la times reports the park is notifying seasonal pass holders that it will only be open from april 5th through late october this year, and that seasonal events will not be included. the theme park next to levi's stadium is expected to eventually close for good once the land it's sitting on is sold. t

. >> i was at one in el cerrito. the vino is flowing for a good cause. every glass poured, every small bite served. every customer that shows up helps make a difference. 5% of all sales at the wine bar goes to world central kitchen to help fire victims in los angeles. >> we felt really compelled to join in whatever way we could. >> claire sullivan is the owner of banter wine. she says the devastating fires hit home. sullivan's husband lost his family home during the tubbs fire in santa rosa. >> my partner's house parents house in santa rosa burned down in the 2017 fires. and so just after seeing kind of how widespread these fires down south have been, felt motivated in the small way that we can to contribute. >> it was it was incredible, really. >> at octavia restaurant in san francisco, a long line wrapped around the building saturday morning. >> we had a potato galette. we had a monkey bread that was like cheese, and we had a lemon lemon tart. >> in return for a donation, customers got a pastry. >> we had about 700 pastries going into the day, and we s

and a lot of folks say in berkeley, the oakland hills, el cerrito area, we're feeling those winds.ll weaken throughout the day. highs today into the 60s. we go feels very nice later on. overnight tonight, we'll have moonlit skies, a full moon later on this evening. good visibility out there, 30s and 40s on the board. here's a look at the next ten days. not a drop of rain across california. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you we have those gusty winds this morning. it's a sunny day. another bright one here. tomorrow we'll keep it dry through the seven day forecast with cooler temperatures coming for the weekend guys. >> thank you drew. now we bring in ginger zee with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> yeah good morning ginger. >> hey reggie amanda it's great to be with you. so coming up here we will have full team coverage of the los angeles wildfires. that red flag warning. that's a particularly dangerous situation. fourth one issued by the way just this season they're usually once every 5 to 10 years. well, i'm going to explain what that means and what we have

an increasing trend in the bay area late last year, leaders in richmond and el cerrito tried raising awareness of copper wire thefts. they say it affected at&t lines, and it went as far as disrupting local 911 centers. a man even lost his life attempting to steal. it's becoming a problem in santa clara county, too. >> a couple of years ago, we had less than two dozen copper thefts on the vta system. this past year, we saw more than 100. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office says the crime is growing in popularity for two reasons. >> criminals steal copper wire because one it's easy and two, it pays well. they can cut it, take it to a scrap yard, take it to a recycling center, and get a lot of cash for it. >> in vallejo, the school is out for the week as leaders work to make adjustment plans. if repairs take longer, they will consider using nearby school buildings to displace the more than 600 students. in the meantime, estimates for those repairs are nearing $200,000. >> from our general fund, which impacts what we can do for our kids. it means taking dollars directly from our s

we now have showers developing around el cerrito, moving into oakland.ers developing along the peninsula right now. it's been raining for much of the morning in marin county. so we're at a level one this morning for these light showers. rainfall totals will be less than a half of an inch. and the biggest impact slick roadways. later this evening we will have some large breaking waves and rough surf along our coast. so here's future weather throughout the morning. we'll watch this rain spread south and east. it continues to bring showers here through 11 a.m, but watch what happens this afternoon. sunshine breaks back out to finish the day and will dry out, but today is going to feel cooler than yesterday. we'll max out our temperatures in the mid and upper 50s. so you need the umbrella this morning. you can leave it at home this afternoon. rainfall totals today, less than a half of an inch across the region. let's check in with sue. see how we're doing on the roads this morning. >> pretty quiet, but as you, drew. take a look. rain is falling at the bay br

. >> well, i was at one in el cerrito. the vino is flowing for a good cause. every glass poured, every small bite served. every customer that shows up helps make a difference. 5% of all sales at the wine bar goes to world central kitchen to help fire victims in los angeles. >> we felt really compelled to join in whatever way we could. >> claire sullivan is the owner of banter wine. she says the devastating fires hit home. sullivan's husband lost his family home during the tubbs fire in santa rosa. >> my partner's house parents house in santa rosa burned down in the 2017 fires. and so just after seeing kind of how widespread these fires down south have been, felt motivated in the small way that we can to contribute. >> it was it was incredible, really, at octavia restaurant in san francisco, a long line wrapped around the building saturday morning. we had a potato galette. we had a monkey bread that was like cheese, and we had a lemon lemon tart. >> in return for a donation, customers got a pastry. >> we had about 700 pastries going into the day, and we sold ou

napa airport had an east wind to 25 and kensington, el cerrito, el sobrante also had pretty good little gusts there that kept their temperatures in the 50s. there's still a decent gust, although wind speeds have come down, it's noticeably east or northeast, no doubt about it. sonoma mountain, mount veeder, also atlas peak, davis point, oakland hills, and even into the city. it's all offshore. so at one time this morning, 530 in the morning, fairfield, danville, sonoma and novato were in the 30s. pillar point was 61. bolinas was 58, pacifica 57, and half moon bay was 56. so huge differences in temps. last rain in the city over a 10th of an inch or anywhere close to that was on the third. so 20 days ago we may get a little bit of rain this weekend, although it just looks like we're going down with the third driest january in san francisco's history. and records go back to 1849, 1850. the kind of alarming message here is the driest was only ten years ago and the second driest was 11. so january is turning out to be one of those months where it's all or nothing, and this one is pretty much

. >> it looks like the music will continue to play at a beloved and iconic music store in el cerrito.home music has been in the same building on san pablo avenue for nearly 50 years, when the building went up for sale in october, the music shop and its neighbors worried they'd have to find a new home. now they expect to be able to buy the building thanks to fundraising and huge community support. >> you think about the old school barbershop. this is like the barbershop, but you come in here to talk. charlie parker instead of we're not talking sports. we're talking music. >> it's not a done deal. while the businesses bid has been accepted, they are still fundraising. >> last night was the final night of winterfest at california's great america, and it may not be returning in november. the la times reports the park is notifying seasonal passholders that it will only be open from april 5th through late october this year, and that seasonal events will not be included. the theme park next to levi's stadium is expected to eventually close for good once the land it's sitting on is sold. the

i know a lot of folks in berkeley, el cerrito, alameda were really feeling those winds first thing thist now temperatures, we're in the 40s and 50s. some of the coldest numbers in the inland east bay. that is where we do have a frost advisory in effect until 9 a.m. this morning for those temperatures starting out, mainly in the 30s. so bundle up out there. future weather shows you clear skies this morning lead to sunny skies throughout the afternoon. temperatures today will go into the upper 50s to the mid 60s. pretty close to average for this time of the year, and we do keep it dry the next 24 hours. so it's windy this morning, especially in our hills later on this afternoon. lighter breezes, but still. temperatures will be in the low 60s for a lot of us. overnight tonight we have clear skies. it will be moonlit out there with a full moon out there. great visibility for that site, 30s and 40s as we head into tuesday. now, the next ten days, we're not finding any rain across california. so where we stand right now for our water year, the city and the north bay have above average rainfal

she grew up only a few from here in the town of cerritos where the pat nixon park bears her name. in the pat nixon memorial highway stands as a tribute to her life of service. in 1986, her daughter, nixon eisenhower, wrote pat nixon the untold story. in it, julie wrote, quote, during their courtship, my father was drawn to the wistful quality in patricia ryan. this woman of dreams of whom he wrote in 1939, you have the finest ideals of anyone i have ever known. he was drawn also to the vagabond within you that makes you want to go to far and see great things together. they traveled, but by a turn of fate, most of their journey was taken in the public. although my mother to believe intensely in the causes that kept the nixons in public, the political road was not for one who had always valued her privacy and independence at the center of an ever life involving world travel and leaders, campaigns, political controversies, she continued to have her feet firmly planted on the ground, always she was aware of what the writer and lindbergh has defined the uniqueness of each member of the

a better one in el cerrito, the vino is flowing for a good cause. >> every glass poured, every small bite served, every customer that shows up helps make a difference. 5% of all sales at the wine bar goes to world central kitchen to help fire victims in los angeles. >> we felt really compelled to join in whatever way we could. >> claire sullivan is the owner of banter wine. she says the devastating fires hit home. sullivan's husband lost his family home during the tubbs fire in santa rosa. >> my partner's house, parents house in santa rosa burned down in the 2017 fires. um, and so just after seeing kind of how widespread these fires down south have been, um, felt motivated in the small way that we can to contribute. it was it was incredible, really. >> at octavia restaurant in san francisco, a long line wrapped around the building saturday morning. we had a potato galette. >> we had, uh, a monkey bread that was like cheese. and, uh, we had a lemon. lemon tart in return for a donation, customers got a pastry. >> we had about 700 pastries going into the day. >> uh, and we sold out in,

joanne has more than 800 stores across 49 states, including bay area stores in san leandro, el cerrito, marin county. no word if those stores will stay open. >> time now. 548. a series of class action lawsuits accused paypal of stealing commissions away from influencers using its coupon app, called honey. seven lawsuits filed in san francisco claim that paypal's honey app is fraudulently stealing commissions meant for the content creators. now, honey is a browser extension. it claims to automatically apply the best coupon codes at checkout. but the plaintiffs say it then takes commissions away from sales made through the influencers special links. >> all right, let's check in with sal for a look at our commute this morning. how's it look, sal? >> pam, i'm glad you asked that. it looks okay. you know, steve and i. to be serious, we've been talking about the fog. and if you leave the house, you might be driving in or around fog to just make sure that you know that as we look at some of these pictures, it's not completely foggy. at the bay bridge toll plaza, but you will see some slow tra

i was able to get to the hospital and ended up in cerritos with my sister-in-law and my wife expiredhree days later. host: i'm so sorry to hear that, darrell. caller: i just want to say, i really, i like the way you look now and you look more palatable to me. like the lady before me, the 14th amendment was to make slaves citizens. it was not for these people. i'm retired from the county, well i went to another job after that, but people coming from everywhere, mostly from mexico, just to have their babies so that they could have a kid that was born in america. like the previous caller, chinese birthing centers, people are abusing the system. there needs to be a constitutional amendment to amend that not to be used like it's being used now, for people to come in here illegally that have no right to be here to start off with. they are taking all of our, everything that is -- that as american citizens i fought for in the army in 1966 two, to use that have no right to use it. that's just not right. people think that trump is a crook. look at the biden crime family. you have got to be kid

if you take bart, there are no stops at the el cerrito del norte station in the richmond line and the activity there. and you also mentioned the fog. reggie, we do have dense fog advisories in effect for golden gate bridge, san mateo bridge, also bay bridge and this is a live look at your bay bridge toll plaza camera where you can really see that fog and that traffic. everybody's back from vacation. so heavy traffic this morning. drew. hey, gloria. >> so we'll take a look at visibility because this is the a immediate issue over the next couple of hours, visibility down to zero miles. that's thick fog right now. that is why we have the dense fog advisory, including the city and the coastline, through 10 a.m. once that fog slowly lifts after 10 a.m, it's a nice afternoon. partly cloudy, upper 50s, lower 60s. >> reggie. thanks, jerry for joining us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven continues. everyone else is watching gma you just need out of quickly or just needs costly repairs? >> no worries john buys bay area houses for a cash in any condition. we buy all kinds of hous

from 32 to 60, especially around the east bay hills as you get around kensington, el sobrante, el cerrito. they're in the 50s, mid 50s to upper 50s because we have an offshore breeze. this is at 850 millibars or 5000ft, by the way. and what is it? it's north northeast and there it is. look at oakland north. that's at 1400 feet near the caldecott tunnel above the claremont northeast 47. it was 50 when i first came in this morning at zero dark 30 above the oakland zoo. 23. but even davis point east at 18, northeast or east, i've seen some gusts on the west side of mount tam, 38 40mph. the napa airport has had a due east wind all morning long. it's been up to 2124, yet concord is calm and fairfield has a south. so santa rosa calm, petaluma calm. oakland with an east wind should be a little bit of a breeze. now it's turned down. turn calm at half moon bay, but there is a puff of a breeze. but it's stronger in the hills for sure. and it's clear, no doubt about that. but changes on the way. there you go. 5032 santa rosa to 59 half moon bay. san carlos is 39, sfo is 52. so just a lot of 30s, but

well, i was at one in el cerrito. >> the vino is flowing for a good cause. every glass poured, every small bite served. every customer that shows up helps make a difference. 5% of all sales at the wine bar goes to world central kitchen to help fire victims in los angeles. >> we felt really compelled to join in whatever way we could. >> claire sullivan is the owner of banter wine. she says the devastating fires hit home. sullivan's husband lost his family home during the tubbs fire in santa rosa. >> my partner's house parents house in santa rosa burned down in the 2017 fires. and so just after seeing kind of how widespread these fires down south have been, felt motivated in the small way that we can to contribute. >> it was it was incredible, really. >> at octavia restaurant in san francisco, a long line wrapped around the building saturday morning. >> we had a potato galette. we had a monkey bread that was like cheese, and we had a lemon lemon tart. >> in return for a donation, customers got a pastry. >> we had about 700 pastries going into the day, and we s