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i'm the spokesperson for the boys & girls club's of new jersey, so proud of those kids in north new jersey, it's a great town now. now is suing mayor de blasio, can't make this up because you can't send us your people, just give us a couple dollars, it is not fair to the homeless, not fair to north new jersey, it is just unconscionable. >> tucker: it also tells you an awful lot about what mr. progressive bill de blasio things about the majority black new york. a great to see you, thank you. the opioid epidemic kills more than 100 people every day in this country. interferes with a face no consequences. how? in part by buying positive coverage from a think tank in washington. remarkable story next. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >> tucker: close to 50,000 americans died from opioid

up with nba cares to host young people from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of san francisco. treating them to a meal, time with the dance team, and photos with the larry o'brian trophy. >> it's cool, it's new to me. i've never done this before. >> it's really special. i'm really excited. thankful. to oakland ed, for letting us have this opportunity. >> reporter: the special invite to the warriors game against the rockets, part of the nba's season of giving. it gave mike brewster a chance to see some of his favorite players. >> i'm looking forward to seeing steph curry even though he's injured. and i'm looking forward to seeing james harden. >> seeing the look in his eyes when they get to meet a player. when the player gives them a present. it can be transformational. >> reporter: before tip-off, the kids took the court, and players from both teams surprised them with gifts. inside those boxes, headphones and some warriors swag. >> this is really cool. these are cool. >> reporter: the gives are cool. these families say nothing can compare to the joy of spendi

also coached the surf girls club team. >>> she got acquitted but what will happen to her boyfriend? real estate heiress. scheduling possible retrial for man accused of murdering her children. acquitted lee but couldn't find decision. >>> capital in washington, d.c., history unfolded today. house democrats announcing two articles of impeachment against president trump, claim abuse of power and obstruction of congress. democrat controlled house expected to vote to pass the articles on thursday. president trump is brushing off the news calling it quote flimsy, pathetic, ridiculous articles of impeachment. >>> menlo park leaders voted to ban the sale of ecigarettes and products. distribution is included in the ban, following ban in palo alto yesterday. >>> city of san jose is hoping to ease housing crisis with property tax on multimillion dollar building. tax would raise money for affordable housing. mayor said it wouldn't hurt the middle class, only apply to buildings and homes worth amore than $2 million. resident where homes top that figure isn't buying the plan. >> i don't agree it

>>the kids at a los angeles boys and girls club got a holiday surprise from katy perry and amazon returna winter wonderland complete with snow. the club received essential items from its amazon smile charity list and the kids got holiday gifts plus photos with santa cookie decorating and of course kristen bell is guaranteed a prize at this year's critics choice awards should be the 4th recipient of the see her award for her work towards more authentic portrayals of women in entertainment media. >>there will be honored at the 25th critics choice awards january 12th in santa monica california in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>happening tomorrow stores will be packed with shoppers because it is the last saturday before christmas super saturday as tomorrow is known. >>is expected to be the biggest shopping day of the year, especially among men, the national retail federation reports about 147.8 million people are expected to be shopping that's up from 134.3 million last year. it's also known as panic saturday, this shopping holiday is all about getting those last minute holiday gifts. just a

or a boys and girls club or a large community center where a child can go after school to receive tutoring in sports and afterschool program on a larger scale and every other store on any given street in watts is either a liquor store or a funeral home or in a church. you might. know. that i was going to. have one good look at me like if you don't let. you know if you were to go there yeah you medalling could see you want to lie in state hustling you know saying stay hustling real before felon bros was really all i know rather than this day and one day where i know i'm not going to you just like i'm not going to change that i'll believe you and now say i'll be here with nobody to tell you i'm even by being you you'll be in a failing army you know santa feel like you can't make it you know saying there's a way you can make it all me programs you would get into how many you can get you a job or a legitimate job homie and at the worry about all that man but the good the people got to help me get a job they got right now i've been looking for 5 months bro. me 5 months i'm tired i'm ready to gi

we see his work in toledo and the boys and girls club's. what you counted as a news going association -- founded as a new s boy association became a boys and girls club association. it is still doing great work in toledo thanks to him. today, the old news boys association gets together every august and distribute. >> places like toledo are often taken for granted. that is a shame, because there is such a wonderful history here. over the years, toledoans have built things. we are known as the class city, because -- glass city, because the first big break this city got was pioneers moving from toledo to boston in the 1800s, drawn by rich reservoir of natural gas, but also by sand. edward drummond livy brought his glass company to toledo and opened a plant on ash street in north toledo. it is on the same site today. it is headquartered over my shoulder in downtown toledo, a fortune 500 company. they invented fiberglass, literally. the glass industry was important. toledo understood that. as the economy changed, we started building other things

up with nba cares to host young people from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of san francisco. teaching them to a meal, time with the dance team, and photos with the larry o'brien trophy. >> it is call. never done anything like this before. >> it's really special. i'm really excited and thankful to oakland. i think it is wonderful to have this opportunity. make the special invite to the warriors came against the rockets as part of the nba's season of giving. the 12-year-old had a rare chance to see some of his favorite players. >> i am looking forward to seeing steph curry, even though he is injured and i was looking forward to see james harden. >> i've seen the looks and the kids eyes we get to meet the print player. they will remember this for a long time. >> reporter: before tip off, the kids to the court and players from both teams surprise them with gifts. inside the boxes, there were headphones and some warriors swag. >> this is really cool. this is like $300. >> the gifts are cool and the family said nothing can compare the joy of spending the day toget

abc 7 news was in san francisco at the boys and girls club in the western addition. kwanzaa is a celebration of african coal tour that focuses on seven key principles. there were events in different neighborhoods. today's event was one of many to help enlighten the public. >> the purpose of kwanzaa is to teach children and anyone who may be sort of a layman to the terms of kwanzaa actually is. >> kwanzaa begins december 26th and runs through january 1st. over 30 million people worldwide celebrate each year. >>> if you're celebrating kwanzaa here, you're going to get wet tomorrow. >> yeah, get ready for the rain. it's coming our way. here's a look at live doppler 7 and the satellite. a gorgeous day but clouds are increasing right now. and that's because we have a cold front heading our way. here are the forecast features that you need to know today and this week. so basically we'll start to see increasing clouds overnight. and so tomorrow morning we're going to have milder temperatures. it's not going to be as cold because the clouds act like a blanket. tomorrow we ha

. >> reporter: the kids are from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of san titus and his mom have been looking forward to this day which did not disappoint. >> extra special. because, you always remember your really good christmases and this is probably one of the best for him. >> in addition to memories the boys and girls got a set of headphones and plenty of warriors swag. it is also part of the nba's season of giving. this budget signifies to them that we are thinking of them, the warriors in the nba, fans are able to come and enjoy a game from whatever their background the matter where they are from, so it is a treat for us on christmas to be up to do this. is budget victory for the families. full of warriors pride and christmas. this is a holiday to cherish regardless of the score of the game. >> where the warriors you never want to count us out. >> reporter: this game is amazing. >> reporter: next, the warriors will take on the phoenix suns. at chase center emily turner kpix5 point >>> taking a last look at sfo this evening, the travelers are facing tr

or a boys and girls club or a large community center where a child can go after school to receive tutoring in sports and an afterschool program on a larger scale and every other store i mean any given street in watts is either a liquor store or a funeral home or in a church. you need to live my life. you know. i was going to. have one of them again you're like oh. it's so good to hear you let down like you want to lie in state hustling you know saying stay hustling really before fell in bros i was really horny no redemption all day and one day and i'm not going to you just like i'm not going to you know that i'll believe you and now say i'll be here with nobody to you i mean even by being you you'll be in a failing on me you know saying i feel like you can't make it you know i'm saying there's a way you can make it all me they got programs you could get it to how many you can get you a job or a legitimate job homie and then at the word about all that money but the good the people got to help me get a job they got ready to. throw. me. i'm tired i'm ready to give up their so you've been accu

they were from the public oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of san francisco. after their appearance they were ushered into another room to open their gifts. >> amazing. you get to be on the court. i -- i haven't been on the court, only the looeague court play in now. >> the kids got to watch the warriors beat the rockets 116-104. that's a christmas gift. >> what a great day they had. >> so fun. >> let's see what our weather has in store for us today. i was at the airport last night. i was coming in, it was windy. i was cold. >> yeah. it's going to be colder tonight. the breezes will taper today. that's going to let that dry air settle nicely into our neighborhoods. one of the coldest nights we've had for places like san francisco, this whole winter season. let's look at san jose, 87. you can see it's clear down here. breezes decrease. sunshine increases today. clear and cold tonight through tomorrow morning. a chance of rain sunday night into monday morning. here's live doppler 7. you can see santa cruz mountains, all the way over to the mountains and hills ea

. >> reporter: the kids were from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of sanarance, they were ushered into another room to open gifts. each child received warriors clothing and a set of beats headphones. warriors vice-president melanie moore organized the event. >> personally, i love bringing young people out to the game. >> reporter: and to top things off, the kids got to watch the warriors beat the houston rockets, and to celebrate their favorite players. >> i would say probably curry, u but -- if you're talking about right now, i would say deangelo russell. >> reporter: jordan is also a warriors fan but he patterns his name game after the rocket who gave him a gift. >>> james harden? >> of course. >> reporter: of of course. this is the first time they held the event at the chase center. they say there will be more. at the chase center in san francisco, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> that's a great night there. well, glide memorial church in san francisco held its annual christmas celebration this morning. breakfast was served followed by a lunch of turkey, ham

. >> reporter: the boys and girls club of sill condition valley.he children are fans. >> it's this that we're having right now, i feel like it's so great to be able to use that to give back to the people who love us and give us 7 support. >> reporter: ben garland helped donate money to purchase bikes, helmets and locks. >> we're out there having a blast and work hard. tame there's people that have a really tough time during those homes. to leeflly help them as much as you can. >> reporter: that's what this season is all about. giving back. >> football is our life. it is our livelihood. and it's how we provide for our families. but it is just a game. >> reporter: for many of the players, the event is just as rewarding to them as it is for the kids. >> it's funniy because i'm the 0-lineman, and none of the kids know who i. but seeing my other testimonies around here, catching touchdowns every sunday. it means the world to them. >> reporter: next game this sunday against the atlanta falcons. >> association-linemen are very person. >> yes, you are. per

donations are encouraged to benefit the can area boys and girls club. spencer, i think the weather and the gingerbread house is going to be spectacular. >> outside it's stormy. armed much of the bay area. here's a look at live doppler 7. the heaviest activity is in the south bay over the santa cruz mountains. we have a new batch of showers moving onshore in the north bay. not very intense at the moment but darker greens and watches of yellow indicate the heavier down. we're going to have more heavy downpours. here's a view from our camera at pier 15, looking back at embarcadero. it's 54 in oakland, redwood city and san jose both at 52. 55 at half moon bay. the view from the shaky east bay hills where it's windy right now. we have upper 40s in santa rosa, napa, fairfield at 45. the view from this camera looking down into san francisco. rainy and windy overnight with high wind warnings and advisories posted for much of the bay area and this wet unsettled pattern will kbopt into next week. a storm of moderate intensity through tomorrow morphing we expect p

. >>> "abc7 news" was in san francisco at the boys and girls club in the western edition for the 14thnnual kwanzaa celebration. kwanzaa honors african culture and focuses on seven key princip principles. bay area artists told us told ud all about the children. >> kwanzaa is a first fruit celebration. although here in the western hemisphere, we don't have a lot of land where most of us are growing fruits a s and vegetabl. >> kwanzaa runs through january 1st. more than 30 million people worldwide celebrate each year. >>> they took the plunge today. why this year's swim a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> hundreds to be a chilly plunge into the freezing waters in massachusetts to honor the former baseb

we have all kinds of partners, including the ymca and boys and girls club.e will all get together to celebrate on the fifth and tree lighting on december 17th. more details are forthcoming. check out our website. then on wednesday, december 4th, at 4:00 p.m. we invite everyone to join us in washington square to celebrate the reopening of the park and the completion of f an incredible water conservation project to reduce the existing irrigation water use and will conserve nearly 2 million-gallons of water per year by replacing irrigation, changing the soil profile and ability of the soil to absorb water throughout the park. it follows the renovation of the park playground last year. the event co-hosted by district three supervisor peskin features ribbon-cutting and brief remarks followed by reception with refreshments and music at 1630 stockton street. we invite everybody to join us. i want to thank my capital project team for an outstanding job and public affairs team for keeping everyone calm during the renovation. it is winter. our winter registration for

newark is experiencing a spectacular renaissance come on the spokesperson for the boys & girls club of so proud of those kids, it's a great town now. now we are suing mayor de blasio, can't make this up because you can't send us your people and give us a couple dollars. it's not fair to the homeless and it's not fair to newark, new jersey. >> tucker: it also tells you an awful lot what is to progressive bill de blasio things a majority black newark. the opioid epidemic kills more than 100 people every day in this country. purdue pharma made billions of starting that epidemic and they face no consequences, how? in part by buying positive coverage by a think tank in washington, a remarkable story next. >> tucker: close to 50,000 americans died from opioids last year, that's one death every 10 minutes. you almost never hear any one in power talk about what's happening but it's changing this country forever, communities are collapsing, and tire zip codes are being depopulated. opioids have fueled the single deadliest public health crisis in our lifetimes by far. how did this start? it star

>> i think we had inquiries from boys and girls club. we'd love to facilitate those but application initiated by the community and the organizations so we don't have a say on who gets to apply. >> but if a community organization would oppose a small business from getting one on mission does it matter or is the permitting process black and white. like in conditional use. >> i think it's heavy on community input. like everything else in the city. i think it's up to the hearing officers but we've seen pushback and john has worked with a community and they recently came up with guidelines for that. i don't know if you want to add anything. >> the one thing i would add is we're very aware of some perceptions in certain neighborhoods of parklets and what they might represent. in particular in those communities if we got an application from a potential sponsor we'd be particularly inassista inassistant -- inassistant on a community -- insistent that the community is in support and if they can do that we'd be happy to work on a great design that

. >> the boys and girls club one of nine nonprofits in the bay area benefiting from the 49ers hope foren say there a 49er fan. gaining popularity the. for some players, this event puts it on the perspective. >> i feel like it's so great to give back to the people who love us and give us support. >> ben garland help donate money to purchase bikes, helmets. his favorite present growing up was the bike. >> we are having a blast. just to take that moment and realize what they're going true and help them. >> that's what this season is all about. giving back. >> football is our life, this is our livelihood, but it is just a game. >> for money of the players, it's rewarding to them as it is for the kids. >> not many kids know who i am, it means the world to them that's why we do what we do. >> fox 2 news. >>> att view is was again keeping up with committee volunteers to collect donations for one warm coat. for 17 years now, this holiday season, we would like to ask you if you might have any spare coats or jackets that you could possibly donate. and go to ktvu.com for a complete list of the dr

do you do to -- so we don't have homeless, how do you get bev hand, i work close with boys and girls clubal flor, young kids, one person not enough job, what do you do? it is beforehand that matters most, not the -- a house is great. but if we could stop getting. david: i want to push back on jonathan, one thing you don't do is inencourage homelessness by making it easier to be homeless, there are so many rules and regulation in l.a., chicago, new york they legalize allowing streets to be used as bathrooms theyin legalize camping on prive property, you have to respect that property and public health which is in danger in these big see city. >> they give them innocenttive to come and camp. >> good subject. >> a couple trying to bank of pk their young daughter for christmas, it may have taught us a lesson on giving during the holtheholidays ♪ freaking hard. like quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so, try making it smaller. and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small... ...can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette . . ♪. >> banana. >> you got a banana.

and the boys and girls club of san francisco. treating them to a meal, time with the dance team, and photos with the larry o'brien trophy. >> it's cool. >> it's really special. i'm really excited. and thankful to oakland ed for had thing us have this opportunity. >> reporter: the special invite, warriors against the rocket, part of the nba's season of giving. 12-year-old mike brewster, a rare chance to see some of his favorite players. >> i'm looking forward to seeing steph curry even though he's injured. >> the look in their eyes when the players give them a present, it can be really transformational. >> reporter: oh, yes, the presents. before kickoff, players from both teams surprised them with gifts. inside those boxes? headphones and of course some warriors swag. >> this is really cool. >> reporter: while the gifts are cool, these families say nothing can compare to the joy of spending the day together with their favorite team. >> it's always good to count your blessings and be thankful for what we have. and it's not really a

teaming up to host young people from the oakland public education fund and boys and girls club incentive for scope. treating them to a meal, and photos with her brian trophy. >> it's cool. it's cool for me. >> really special, i'm really excited and thankful to oakland for letting us have these opportunities. >> the worst games against the rockets, part of the nba's season of giving. 12-year-old microstar, a rare chance to see some of his favorite players. >> definitely out, i'm looking forwards to see it. even though he is injured, i'm looking forward. >> see the kids eyes when they get to meet a player, when the player gives them a present. it can be really transformational. they're going to remember it for a long time. >> oh, yes. the presence. both teams surprised them with gifts kill inside those boxes, headphones, and, of course, some warrior swag. back this is really cool. >> well the gifts are cool, nothing can compare to the joy of spending the day together with their favorite teams. >> should be thankful for what we have. it is not only about the gift, it is really about family

. >> the boys and girls club of silicon valley and nine nonprofits are benefiting from the 49ers hopeay event. many of the children say they are 49er fans. the team is currently number one in the nfc division. for some players this is putting it into perspective. >> with the success we are having now it's a great feeling to give back to the people that love us and give so much support. >> offensive lineman donated money to purchase bikes. his favorite present growing up was a bike. >> working hard on the field and at the same time people have not had time during the holidays. to take the moment and realize what they are going through and hopefully help them as much as you can. >> this is what the season is all about, giving back. >> football is our life and livelihood. is how we provide for our families and that kind of stuff. it is just a game. >> many of the players the event is just as rewarding for them as it is for the kids. >> i'm the lineman not many kids know who i am that my other teammates around here they get touchdowns every sunday it means the world. that's why we do what

up with nba cares to host young people from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of san francisco. members of the warriors dance team gave the kids presents and they got to watch the warriors. >> you are watching ktvu fox news news at 6:30. >> reporter: from senator cory booker to andrew yang. >> our boys are in sunday school. >> reporter: democratic presidential hopefuls are touching on religion, at times evoking verses from the bible. >> i'm offering a presidency where you don't have to wake up, look at the news an what happened to i was hungry and you fed me? >> reporter: democrats have long tried to court religious voters after evangelicals played a big role in george w. bush's reelection in 2004. >> democrats were looking inward to see how they could appropriately engage and include their own faith within the campaign trail. >> reporter: an associated press shows only 37% of democrats show it is moderately important for a candidate to have strong religious belief compared to two-thirds of republicans. they believe religion can play a big factor in this electi

donations being raised for the salesian boys and girls club, dave ok rning checking in to stormtrackerhrain continues up there in the north bay. >>tracking at this morning and let you ow about the advisories and all that coming up in just a bit. kerrygolhaa taste so rich it can take you toreland's lush, green pastures. where grasfed cows produce rich, creamy milk r a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. sunday morning to you as we take a live look outside from the embarcado camera i stt to see a little clearing here. i like yo silver lining added thais a good your attitude today determines your where i dot know that sound good okay, but but no i like it known that that's ok in we are getting a little bit oa break in mid dash an odious pay particular you know in the peninsula and so forth. >>north bay, it's still coming down pretty go in the south it's starting to encroach fm the south. good way get whater so i look at record for yesterday a little bit of a break a and good portion of the bay for righnow there's more upstream some yellows popping up he as y

and a boys and girls club of san francisco.before the tip off, kids were treated to a special meal along with a rare chance to step out on the court. they also received presents including basketball swag and beats headphones along with meeting their favorite warrior and rocket players. . >> i seen devon lee and i am looking forward to seeing steph curry even though he is injured and look forward to see jamesharden. >> i seen the looks in their eyes when a player gives them a present it could be transformational. they will remember it. >> i bet they do. part of the care initiative. each team held holiday celebration to underpiff privileged chirnlg. >>> thousands filling downtown and so say for the annual christmas in the park celebration ♪ hows hows i want to wish you a merry christmas. >> at the plaza de cesar chavez it was filled with animated exhibits and glittering lights and 60 foot christmas tree dozens of trees decorated by san jose school community groups. and businesses lit up the plaza for the 40th annual holiday festi

they were from the public oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of san francisco.fter their appearance they were ushered into another room to open their gifts. >> amazing. you get to be on the court. i -- i haven't been on the court, only the league court i play in now. >> the kids got to watch the warriors beat the rockets 116-104. that's a christmas gift. >> that's awesome. and beats headphones? >> not bad. >> i wouldn't mind that. hi, sue. >> good morning. i know, they scored big time. how fun for those kids. going to oakland now. if your travels take you to the oakland airport, so far so good. 8801 moving nicely. those headlights are headed in the southbound direction past the coliseum. all right a serious problem up in vallejo, actually it's american canyon with a sigalert, looks like they cleared out most of the -- they have all lanes blocked, the left lane blocked it looks like it's improved nicely because of the traffic backed into vallejo. so 80 looking good in the eastbound direction after that double overturn accident near american canyon. we'll check ba

up with nba cares to host young people from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls clubem to a meal, time with the dance team, and photos with the larry o'brien trophy. >> it's cool. it's news to me i never done this before night special. i am excited. and thankful to oakland i think it's oakland for letting us have the opportunity. >> reporter: the special invite to the warriors game against the rockets part of the nba season of giving. 12-year-old mike a rare chance to see some of his favorite players. . >> i already seen westbrook and lee and look forward to seeing steph curry even though he is injured and look forward to seeing james harden. >> i seen the look in kids' eyes when they meet a player and the player gives them a present and it can be transformational and they will remember this for a long time. >> reporter: yes, the presents. before tip off they took the court and players from both teams surprised them with gifts. inside the boxes headphones and, of course, some warriors swag. >> this is really cool. these are like 300 something dollars these are cool. >

up with nba cares to host young people from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls clubf san francisco, treating them to a meal, time with the dance team, and photos with the larry o'brien trophy. >> it is cool. i've never done it before. >> it's really special. i'm really excited and thankful to oakland for letting us have this opportunity. >> reporter: the special invite , part of the nba season of giving. >> i'm looking forward to seeing steph curry even though he's injured and i'm looking forward to seeing james harden. >> i see the look in his eyes when they get to meet a player, it can be really transformational, they will remember this for a long time. >> reporter: before tip-off, the kids took the court and players from both teams surprise them with gifts, inside those boxes, beats headphones and of course the more your swag. >> this is really cool. >> reporter: while the gifts are cool, these families say nothing can compare to the joy of spending the day together and with their favorite team. >> it's always good to count your blessings and be thankful for what

teaming up with nba cares to host young people from the oakland public education find and boys and girls clubof san francisco treating them tramiel, time with the dance team and photos with the larry o'brien trophy. >> it is cool, it is new to me and i've never done this before. >> it is really a special thing and i'm exciting about it. >> the special invite the warriors game against the rockets, part of the nba season of giving. for 12-year-old mike brewster, a chance to see his favorite players. >> i saw russell and get to see more like steph curry even though he is injured. and i want to see james harden. >> i saw the look in his eyes when the player gave him a present. they will remember this for a long time. >> oh yes, the present. the players from both teams surprised them with gifts. inside the boxes? headphones and of course some warriors swag. >> that was cool, these are like $300. >> they are cool. the family said nothing could compare to the joy of spending the day together with their favorite team. >> it is good to count your blessings and be thankful for what we have. and it's no

and all the donations that are raised we'll go to the boys and girls club for sales, the end.next in sports. we are less than 24 hours away from 9 ers football showdown and the baltimore. going to be a good one tomorrow mornings. we'll talk a little niners after the break. >>of mother nature's major seasons has now come to a close coastal residents on the eastern seaboard can rest easy. the atlantic hurricane season ends today. 2019 saw busier than usual season with 18 named storms 6 more than average now 6 of those storms were hurt keynes with 3 that were category 3 or higher. next year's hurricane season will start on june. and certainly even hard to see what we're looking at right there joined by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez i not only is it went outside and saw some chilly outside yeah, very windy and that's why it feels even chillier out there than what it has actually is a let's take a look at our set. >>an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area but that highest peaks specifically in the north they have gone about an inch of rain or less and stormtracker 4 trac

the kids were from the oakland public education fund and the boys and girls club of san francisco.their appearance they were ushered into another room to open their gifts. >> amazing. >> each received clothing and beats headphones. >> it was amazing. you get to be on the court. i -- i haven't been on the court, only the league court i play in now. >> the kids got to watch the warriors beat the rockets 116-104. lucky kids that christmas. fun thing to do. >> looked like santa was watching the game. maybe that brought them luck. >> maybe. >> what a way to relax. i'm sure he was enjoying that. and their win. how about that. the radar return around 280 and 85, you can see some of those areas, country club drive there, cascade drive getting wet. some sprinkles as far north as the san mateo bridge. i looked at the tower cam on the san mateo bridge, it looked dry. this storm is trying to pump the moisture up towards us. we'll have increasing sunshine today. 87 looking fairly dry. here is 280 and 17, don't see much in the way of wet weather there either. just keep that in mind if you're goi

there is no charge to see it you about donations are encouraged to benefit a local boys and girls club. >> for the 64th year norad is getting ready to track sabt as he travels around the world on christmas eve. today the norad program kicked off for the holiday season with the launch of its website. it features the north pole village, includes a holiday count down, games, activities also the mission of defending north america. on december 424th you will be able to track santa. >>> before that get your credit cards ready, tomorrow is cyber monday, walmart, best buy, target and amazon have announced exclusive online deals ahead of the big day. the better business bureau is warning shoppers to watch out for false advertising and keep an eye on the web address in your browser. amazon is busy making preparations and abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield will be at the amazon fulfillment center tomorrow morning. watch her live report starting at 4:30 on abc 7 mornings. i have a feeling with all this rain, lisa, a lot of people will be participating in cyber monday. >> without a doubt. >>> here

there is no charge to see t but donations are encouraged to benefit a local boys and girls club. >>>okay. for the 64th year know rad is getting ready to track can at that as he travels around the world on christmas eve. it kicks off with the launch of its website it features santa's north pole village, includes a holiday countdown, games as well as the mission of defending north america. on december 24th you will be able to track santa as he makes his way around the world. >>> americans might not be going to the stores as much as they used to on black friday, but they are still doing plenty of shopping and did so at a record pace. adobe analytics says $7.4 billion was spent online on friday, a new record. people aren't just clicking, either. nearly $3 billion came from smart phones, making friday the biggest day ever for mobile sales. >>> and get your credit cards ready, tomorrow is cyber monday. walmart, best buy, target and amazon have already announced exclusive online deals ahead of the big day. the better business bureau is warning shoppers to watch out for false advertising and

teaming up with nba cares to host young people from the oakland public education fund and boys and girls cluba meal, time with the dance team, and photos with the larry o'brien trophy. >> it is cool. it is new to me. i have never done it before. >> it is really special. i'm really excited. and thankful. to oakland, i think -- i thank them for giving us this special opportunity. >> reporter: part of the nba season of giving. 12-year-old mike brewster had a rare chance to see some of his favorite players. already seen devon lee. i'm looking forward to see steph curry even though he is injured and i'm looking forward to seeing james dwyer. >> i have seen the look in his eyes when they get to me to layer and a player gives them a present. it can be transformational. they will remember it for a long time. >> reporter: yes, the presence. for tip off, the kids took the court with players from both teams surprising them with gifts. inside the boxes, headphones and warriors swag. >> this is really cool! these are like 300 something dollars each. >> while the gifts are cool, these families say nothing

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