lisa met, they married. a year and a half later lisa and kevin announced the arrival of a baby of their own, hailey. lisatop of the world. >> megan loved like crazy, of course. but she really wanted another child. >> but lisa felt she had more to give. two years after hailey's birth, she decided to invite 16-year-old foster child sabrina into her home. and to make sabrina part of the family. >> i met sabrina almost immediately when she came to the house. i remember saying, i finally have a family. >> everything was going really well. she fit right into the family. lisa couldn't talk highly enough about her. >> but the happy times for the blended and extended family would come to a catastrophic end on that november night back in 2012 when lisa was brutally stabbed in her home. >> when i heard it was lisa and who did it, i couldn't believe it. it's like, you're kidding me? >>> a devoted mom, attacked in her own home, enough to stun any family. but a crime this vicious, the first responding officer arrived to a frantic scene. coming up -- >> the blade was actually bent. i just started shaking my head becaus

lisa argen has been tracking the storm for us. it is going to be a wet day and a wet week. laura -- lisa: lisa: lisa: lisa: a cold front that is going to push to the south of us and fill in later on in the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains. right now you can see the sporadic, light rain. pockets of heavier rain, that is what is going on in the hills above fremont as well. we go down down down down getting a light rain. it has been dry insane martin, down through morgan hill. not a lot going on. that is going to change. the coastal hills and over into the east bay, some light rain. a bit of a break. north bay saw that overnight, we have that video. right now it is quiet except along the coast line we have the rain. by 4:00, the winds are really picking up. look at the golden. yes, it is quiet with some light showers. inches. higher amount along the peninsula in the south bay. for the rest of the day-to-day, on and off light rain, some periods of heavier rain later on tonight. we are really going to get into some heavy rain around the burn star area, the coastal hills, and then we are going

lisa. - [lisa] yeah. - w are you going up there? - [lisa] yeah, good, how's the river? - fantastic, how long have you been up there this time? - [lisa] um, i came up on thursday. - [bob] did you? - [lisa] so this is my third week, yeah. - [bob] ah. - [lisa] been back and forthing a bit. - listen, thanks for being up there. you know, i know that if 25 million australians knew you were there, the great bulk of 'em would be supporting you totally. - [lisa] it's pretty special to be able to be here. i've been pretty overwhelmed with support from people, and it's been really nice, 'cause it does get hard sometimes. - [bob] yeah. - [lisa] the more time that i've spent out here, the more emotionally attached i get to this forest. it's only gonna get harder if they do decide to come in and start destroying everything. - big criticism isn't it of environmentalists that we're emotional? - [lisa] yeah. - as if you can still be a human being without it. - [lisa] yeah. - you've got a basket up thereaven't y? - [lisa] yeah, there's just a bag down the bottom, you can put stuff in. - [

alex handed over to lisa boothe who is sitting in for laura ingraham. let's go, lisa. >> lisa: hey, pete, yes. also let's go brandon. great job. >> pete: thank you. >> lisa: as pete said, i am lisa boothe in front or anger menaces a special edition of "the ingraham angle." tonight is the return from the worst from the media and we give you the real truth about 2021, not with the democrats want you to believe. victor davis hanson is here on that, you're not going to want to miss it. we also have a special appearance by laura, stay tuned for that as well. but first, it's truly been a long year of constantly changing restrictions, new mandates and of course hypocrisy from democrat leaders. >> president biden: if you've been fully vaccinated, you know longer need to wear a mask. >> it is important for everyone, regardless of vaccination status to wear a mask. >> we are implementing the strongest vaccine mandate in the country. >> i'm leaving my mask down while i'm enjoying my food. i'm not putting it on and taking it off, putting it on. the fact that this is even a story is sad. >

lisa: yeah, totally, yeah. more going out, i think. liz: yeah, supporting your local business is so important, too. lisa: and more unique, things are definitely more unique. liz: absolutely. lisa: all right, we're looking at a system that will provide several days of rain, and there's more rain behind this, so december is definitely going to be much better to us than november was. here's a look at live doppler 7. we've got a weak to moderate atmosphere river on the way, and wide spread light rain moving over the bay area as a cold front pushes through, but the upper level support is going to move through tomorrow, and that's going to bring those heavy downpours and even some thunderstorms. tomorrow looks to be a wild day, and tonight we look for all of this to shift to the south. so most of the activity instead of usually being in the north bay, it won't be this time, and in fact, our wind advisory for the entire bay area is the north bay is left out, but you can see the wide spread rain. we've had heavier rain from santa rosa, raining solidly through penn grove, through napa, over into richmond. we've had some heavier cells out towards oakland and foot hill boulevard, highway

we'll start this hour with a look at the weather and get to lisa on this chilly saturday morning. lisa? lisa got the cold air and fog draining into the valley of the east bay and also the north bay. current look at temperatures, don't want to scare you but 32 degrees and also in santa rosa and palo alto, 33 and 35 san mateo and cold for the peninsula and 35 in clover dale and the visibility is getting worse at times. in concord and fairfield, livermore right now went from nothing to pretty good. in the north bay it's reduced p. at 9:00 we're in the 30's as we get towards 11, only in the low 40's for antioch and livermore, mid 40's and in the afternoon upper 40's to near 50 and chilly and partly cloudy skies. we'll look at another dry but cold start to sunday. and we're going to try to time out the rain for you when we see you next. liz? liz: thank you. this morning a warning from fire officials in the east bay as the temperatures drop but beware of carbon monoxide poisoning and claimed one life and sent three other to the hospital. we have the details in the neighborhood. >> on thursday nigh

lisa argen. a cold, damp, dreary out there, lisa, but people still in the holiday spirit. lisa: for sure. eded this rain so desperately, making a dent in our drought. there is more to come. as we look at live doppler 7, this level one system is winding down. showers becoming more scattered, but we have more rain to come as we look at the north bay. a few scattered light showers. san francisco into san bruno along 280, it is wet. across the bay, it's about the snow in the upper elevations. we have seen the rain-snow mix for mount hamilton, near 30 degrees. 36 in vallejo. gill roy at 37. everyone 10 to 16 degrees colder so the plan throughout the morning hours a few widely scattered showers. look what happens by 11:00. the increase in the north bay that spreads all over the bay area by laterrian noon. then we get into level two from late sunday into monday where we could see heavier downpours. it does end by monday afternoon. we get a break and a frigid polar express heads our way. i will explain in a few minutes. julian: thank you, lisa. airlines have canceled hundreds of flights because of

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lisa. lisa: the 70's, right? good morning, everybody. we are saying goodbye to the system. it did not leave us much, wet pavement, the fog is an issue, over a mile and a quarter in san jose. four miles into the east bay, santa rosa, two miles at sfo, but it was awfully chilly yesterday. this morning, we are two to four degrees warmer than we were yesterday. it was only in the low 50's yesterday and as we look outside, we see the cloud cover. we are already around 52, san jose, 51 in oakland with the cloud cover, as it will be slow to thin out, but we have sun and the forecast later today. 50 in concord. we did not get a lot of rain and we still are looking at scans amounts for the next system on thursday, but that one will bring in some colder air behind it, helping to bring a couple inches of sierra snow and a small system, several of them looked to line up sunday, monday, tuesday. some sprinkles and the light shower possible, we go through the rest of the day tuesday and we are sunday. we cloud up -- we are sunny. we cloud up on wednesday, and are looking at activity well to the east of us. that is why we have a winter storm watch for the sierra nevada, four to seven inches for that system. today, looking at brighter conditions in the afternoon, low 60's and vallejo and concord, and some hazy afternoon sun for everyone else as well. what we will see a quiet several days before we gear up for what could be another atmospheric river until late sunday and monday. reggie: lisaation in san francisco, filling annual holiday food bags. they will put them on the trucks for distribution later this week. because of covid, the food will all be delivered again this year. it will go to 22 different partners in san francisco. >> a traditional meal, turkey, potatoes, stuffing and vegetables, fruit and a dessert. reggie: more than 5500 bags will be delivered this year. glide says if you are looking to help this year, the best way to do that is to make a monetary contribution. kumasi: new at 6:00, even sea animals get a visit from santa's helpers every so often. stingrays, sharks, and fish got some extra treats in germany, as part of saint nicholas day. this is a traditional celebration in germany and all 5000 under wider creatures -- underwater creatures enjoyed an early christmas. who got coal? if you got bit or stung, you might get coal. reggie: we will go from santa to the grinch right now, because a handful of people will be living like the grinch. his cave on moun

lisa senafe. lisa: hello. lemonis: i invested in her business six years ago? lisa: six years in october. to invest a half a million dollars into the business. so one of the things that we're gonna want to do as a team is to develop the mission statement of the business and the ethos -- like why is it that we do what we do? i'm worried about the name of the business of the leash. i don't know if it describes what it does. it's not a leash. it's a tool for me. alex: 100%. that's exactly right. lemonis: what's your biggest fear in this whole process? heather: i think -- i mean, partnering is scary for me because i've never -- i've never had a partner. i've rarely had a boss. you know what i mean? lisa: i understand that. heather: right. [ both laugh ] he's gonna hate us. lemonis: okay, let's go to work. ♪♪ lisa: how are you? heather: good. welcome, welcome. lemonis: my goal behind this whole business is to really figure out how to get this product out to the masses. i want to understand what the product costs are, what the packaging could be, and how we're actually gonna manufacture them. sh

lisa. lisa: we have scattered showers increasing throughout christmas day. we will have heavy downpours and maybe a thunderstorm embedded with hail. how is that for christmas day. we will have breaks throughout the afternoon. more rain on the way for sunday. i will track it all. julian: christmas with the curries, xavier becerra and the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. nespresso vertuo. but our here, we are just getting started. redifining coffee. with one touch. precision brewing technology. a smooth crema. for an exceptional coffee every day. nespresso vertuo. what coffee is meant to be. this holiday season, give $50 or more to charity, and receive $400 off stressless® mayfair recliners and office chairs. $200 off any stressless recliner and office chair, and $200 off each stressless sofa seat. don't wait, it's time for stressless. shop stresslessfurniture.com today. julian: welcome back. the warriors battling the sons in phoenix, tip-off at 2:00 right here on abc 7. the warriors on the road for the second straight christmas and doing their best to remain in good spirits despite being away from loved ones. chris alvarez has more. chris: for 49ers f on jimmy garoppolo, he doesn't play defense or special teams. he threw two costly interceptions thursday night. the red zone pick took place up the board and he missed some big throws like a wide open one, what he did leave the niners on a fourth quarter game dying drive -- game-tying drive. everyone sharing blame in the loss. >> can't get off the field on third down. they have two turnovers and we have zero and usually it is a loss. >> we didn't play our best game. not making mistakes. >> what lost us the game was that their downs and the takeaways. we had to do one or the other and we lost and that is why we lost the game. >> whether we wish it, everyone does. >> we have to get ready and move onto the next one. chris: the warriors have an afternoon tip-off. several outdoing covid protocols. -- several are out due to covid protocols. a marquee match off -- match. >> i do think there should be a role in the nba that you can't be on the road two years in a row. just making that clear. i am confident that year we will be home for christmas or we will protest and not show up. >> now i mixed -- missed her first christmas and i will miss her second. we are human beings too. >> you're trying to balance being present with them. i think we have played nine straight years on christmas. that means you are doing something good so you have to take the good with the bad. chris: this is all good. there eat, learn, play foundation wrapping up another successful christmas. it wrapped up christmas eve, celebrating 12 days of holiday cheer for the oakland community and beyond. children, families, organizations across the bay, donations, gifts courtesy of the foundation. that is you look at sports. julian: always doing so much good for our community. let's get another check of the forecast with meteorologist lisayou know where the umbrella is. lisa: we had some breaks and some sun mixed in with clouds. with the breaks in between, we have not seen too much in the way of problems, certainly minor roadway flooding with clogged storm drains, but overall this is what we needed and much more we look at live doppler seven. a few thunderstorms offshore. a little bit of rain-snow mix around clearlake. further south, fairfield looking at a good downpour. san francisco shower activity. you can see it all scattered about from mount hamilton to the foothills and east bay, and in the mountains it is snowing. we have a winter storm warning right through to stay with multiple rounds of very heavy snow and gusty wind with dangerous travel conditions. looking in mendo mendo three to six inches above 1500 feet, colder air here. it would to storm warning through tuesday with three to six feet up to 12 feet possible over the peaks guide the snow levels will continue to lower on sunday down to one 2500 feet. major

lisa very quickly. lisa: you can see the low cloud deck. it is not creating this ability issues locally. out by the delta, dense fog advisory. we will pinpoint your afternoon highs for saturday and talk about more winter like weather heading our way coming up. jobina: as the warriors tried to snap the sons 18 graham -- game winning streak. we have cov healthier is on-demand covid testing to help you return safely. even if it's still... a little awkward. how've you been? -i'm so good! ♪ this is what healthier looks like. ♪ the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. ♪ ♪ but our here, we are just getting started. when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com breakwater lighthouse in santa cruz. in sports, the california golden bears close out their football season. they battle usc. kickoff is at 8:00. the warriors take on the spurs at chase center. tipoff is at 5:30 p.m. last night, this was a good game. the warriors try to reclaim best record in the nba. this is sports director with highlights in sports. >> the warriors went looking for payback. they were beaten on tuesday. the rematch with the sons writing an 18 game win streak. curry only hit three threes on tuesday. he's not going to have two bed games in a row. splash. the highlight of the night is coming up right here. one toscano-anderson with authority. poster rises mcgee. he is now 28 threes away from ray allen's record. warriors would open up the lead. without devin booker, they could not match the dubs firepower. curry goes for 23 points. our nightly gp to steal and slam. the dubs with 51 points off the bench. draymond green it, one of his assists. the warriors when >> we are trying to catch them. we know they are the best team in the west until somebody else knocks them off. it's fun to go against them. it's good to see our team respond. >> the sharks continuing their east coast road trip. the new york goalie stopping everything. that was the only goal of the entire game. the when streak comesen streak s the pac-12 title game in las vegas for the first time. oregon got blown out. it happened again. we are still just in the first quarter. the ducks season, 38-10 was the score. utah was their first ever pac-12 championship. they are going to the rose bowl for the first time. santa clara, byu. byu, this is off the post. this gets knocked away. they go to penalty kicks. santa clara falls in pk's. it will be the why you and for the state for the title. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. jobina: we are going to get a check on your forecast with lisaking at a little fog out by the delta. it's about the elevated cloud cover that marine layer is back with us. that's what didn't clear yesterday. elsewhere, it is hazy in san jose with five mile visibility. that fog is begin to creep into the livermore valley. it is really bad with 1/8 of a mile. keep that in mind. air quality is moderate from livermore down through san jose. that has to do with that high-pressure and stagnant air mass. yesterday, we got zero mixing. that's why most of us didn't see any son. solstice when winter actually arrives. it is 53 in san francisco. we are looking at our roof camera or we have a light wind. it is 50 seven in santa rosa. we have 39. you know how cold it can get with that fog. it will today. areas of dense fog mainly in the east bay. it is sunnier and milder for sunday. rain arrives on thursday. with our air quality, i think tuesday we will see better conditions. it is accompanied with some very gusty wind. i think we will clear out the air and ge

alex handed over to lisa boothe who is sitting in for laura ingraham. let's go, lisa. >> lisa. also let's go brandon. great job. >> pete: thank you. >> lisa: as pete said, i am lisa boothe in front or anger menaces a special edition of "the ingraham angle." tonight is the return from the worst from the media and we give you the real truth about 2021, not with the democrats want you to believe. victor davis hanson is here on that, you're not going to want to miss it. we also have a special appearance by laura, stay tuned for that as well.

lisa, my lisa. >> everyone's like do you want justice? do you want revenge? i just want the truth. >> lisa techal, newly married, pregnant, starting the career of her dreams. >> he always put everybody before herself. >> then one morning a single gun shot blast rocked the newly wed's home. a young husband out of his mind with grief. it was a tragedy. but for lisa's dead, a sheriff's deputy it was no mystery. he was sure he skbu where the killer was. a neighbor with a gun and a grudge. >> i thought they better get there before i do. >> some said the couple was having trouble. that seth has secret. >> did she tell you she sent topless pictures? >> someone said it's right under cops' noses. a case unfolding on camera, one nat would stes three jures, shatter two families. and chase one final twist. >> that was her biggest secret. ♪ >>> the corn fields of iowa are a far place from memphis. but it was here a baby girl was named after a princess. lisa marie. yep, that one. >> as a kid, i was pretty big-to elvis. i knew my first daughter was going it bow lisa marie, because of elvis,f course. >> s

lisa for a look at the forecast. lisa: 30's and 40's, a little bit of sun and now we are looking at the rain from mount tam. saw a few flakes of snow, believe we will usher in an even colder air mass in the next 48 hours. we've seen snow from mount hamilton to mount diablo. not tam, looking likely. talking about it coming up. julian: also up next, the salvation army has a message about how you can make a difference in someone's life this holiday season and it will not cost you a dime. plus -- ♪ julian: a lively glide memorial church after last years in person services were canceled. we will be rig this holiday season, give $50 or more to charity, and receive $400 off stressless® mayfair recliners and office chairs. $200 off any stressless recliner and office chair, and $200 off each stressless sofa seat. don't wait, it's time for stressless. shop stresslessfurniture.com today. julian: desmond tutu, the first black bishop of cape town, south africa reviewed for his dedication and the fight to end apartheid has died. he was 90 years old. our anchor has more on them in the country's president calls a patriot without equal. >> he will be remembered as a man of peace. he spent most of his life fighting inequality, poverty and injustice. as a child, he lived under white south africans brutally enforced segregation. it was his tireless anti-apartheid activism that propelled him into the spotlight. >> we will lead us out ofead us impression and injustice. -- oppression and injustice. >> he appealed from a global pulpit, calling for an end to the regime. >> this much is going to be peaceful. >>'s protests are both hard-hitting and nonviolent. he was the first to campaign for economic sanctions. he encouraged disinvestment. in 1985, when the u.s. and u.k. stopped all investments in south africa, it crippled the economy, forcing the government's hand to reform. in the international community awarded him the nobel peace prize in 1984, he accepted on behalf of a movement. >> on behalf of those committed to the cause of justice, of peace, of reconciliation everywhere. >> that signaled the beginning of the end. free elections were held in 1994, and at 63 years old, tutu cast his first vote. he then set the bar even higher in-service the chairman of the truth and reconciliation commission, a group created to probe human rights violations during apartheid. in 2009, we saw his signature smile as he received the presidential medal of freedom. >> he possesses the sense of generosity, the spirit of unity, the essence of humanity that south africans know. >> the world came to know him as a voice for the oppressed. that voice will live on. resume tomorrow and defraud trial of elizabeth holmes. they did not reach a verdict before breaking for the holiday season. last week, they sent a note to the judge requesting to replay audio recordings of phone calls she made with investors. she faces 11 counts of fraud related charges connected to the field blood testing started. the jury in another high-profile case will continue deliberations tomorrow. ghislaine maxwell is accused of recruiting underage girls for a long time associate jeffrey epstein to abuse. she denied all allegations. if convicted, she could face up to 70 years in prison. the east contra costa fire protection district is getting a $24,000 grid to support efforts during the pandemic. we are told it will go towards added cost of entering high volumes of calls during the pandemic. in 2020, the district could not respond to all calls because of severe underfunding. the grant is a part of a $100 million allocation in the 20212022 budget. -- 2021 christmas was delivered to thousands of people in san francisco by the salvation army. we were provided this video of volunteers loading up to distribute meals to those most in need this holiday season. a plan to head out total of 4000 meals, but organizers say there is something else that might be even better than a gift this time of year. >> what is more important than the food is perhaps just a visit from one of our volunteers. any of these people will go the whole day without human interaction or someone to wish them a merry christmas. julian: while donations are always welcome, this ovation army says its greatest need is for nonperishable food -- salvation army. glide memorial church celebrated christmas online and in person. ♪ julian: in orde in orde in ordee sanctuary, people have to show proof of vaccination, wear our mask and social distance. the recent surge in covid cases led to many churches is scaling back their christmas plans. last year, many services were strictly online because of the pandemic. many of you might be heading to the services sunday morning, we check back in with lisaa look at the forecast. not to hang onto the umbrella. -- got to hang onto the umbrella. lisa: we are two feet away from breaking the all-time record of 170 inches of snow. we have a winter storm warning through tuesday, so it is likely. all of our bay area peaks of seen snow. not tam only had about 2000 feet , looking more at a rain snow mix. that is incredible. from a couple of dried drought years, around three of them. 30 to 40 inches behind, we are , making up for lost time. you can see the cold air, that will be driven in on the heels of the neck system that arrives later tonight into monday. they keep coming. look at all of the rain, it will increase throughout the day. san rafael, 101, mill valley, sausalito, richmond. as you get to martinez, it has been soggy. highway 24, mount diablo with the pink. further south along the peninsula from 280, san bruno, wet start to sunday. look at mount hamilton. he saw the snow. or to come, the snow levels continue to lower. the snow is down

alex handed over to lisa boothe who is sitting in for laura ingraham. let's go, lisa. >> lisa: hey, pete, yes. also let's go >> let's go brandon, great job. this is a special edition of the in the program ankle, the return of the worst in the media and the real truth about 2021, doubtless the democrats want you to believe, you don't want to miss it and a special appearance by laura, stay tuned for that as well but first it is truly been a long year of constantly changing restrictions, new mandates and hypocrisy from democrat leaders. >> president biden: if you have been fully vaccinated you no longer need to wear a mask. >> it is important for everyone regardless of vaccination status to wear a mask. >> we are implemented the strongest vaccine mandate in the country. >> i am not putting it on, taking it off. >> the fact that this is a story is that. lisa: let's not forget the year of deception after we were promised this. >> i'm not going to shut down the economy, i'm not going to shut down the country but i'm going to shutdown the virus. >> president biden: instead we got thi

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lisa argen. lisa: we have active weather on the way for christmas. live doppler 7 showing you some thunderstorms offshore, and outline of heavier rain and the north bay. closer, you can see lucas valley to san rafael and across the east >>> you really are santa claus. ain't ya? yes. >> welcome back to "gma weekend" with santa enjoying the ultimate joy ride. this day i could use incentive especially in the last month for good behavior. my way to motivate santa may not come. might fly right over our chimney. >> exactly. a busy night. more business left in the morning. following it closely. promise. >> such a good point. you don't want that coal. >> that's right. remind me. >> exactly. >>> turning now to the informant fear and faith in the heartland. a father of two finds himself in the midst of domestic terrorists planning a strike that could have rivaled the oklahoma city bombing. he then goes under cover putting his life at risk to stop it. george stephanopoulos talked with that man and investigated the near catastrophe. good morning. >> my documentary, "the informant, fear and faith in the heartland." it's the story of an unlikely hero, husband of two from garden city, kansas. went to a friend's barbecue discovering it was a militia recruiting event and then became a confidential fbi informant, wore a wear, put his life in danger to stop a terror attack that would have rivaled the oklahoma city bombing. >> so when you went to these meetings, were you acting? >> yes. yeah. i mean, i just threw myself into it, and these guys were from southwood kansas. i could relate and have a conversation. >> my direction from dan from the beginning was, don't be the idea planter, but if there is somebody that truly wants to do harm to another person, then we want to know about it. >> then i meet -- patrick stein. >> how would you describe him? >> talking about muslims, somalians. he just became irate. just go on, you know, those cockroaches and just need to kill every one of them. >> this is the street -- it's -- mostly refugees. during the weekends you will see a lot of children playing outside, and barbecuing. typical american life. the mosque is over there. >> how would you maintain your muslim faith, your somali culture, in the middle of garden city, kansas? >> you always find somalians gravitating towards each other. always try to build this little community within communities. >> it's like there was a world within a world in garden city. one world together as a community, and another world -- >> yeah. >> but you had no idea? >> huh-uh. no idea that people could be so hateful. >> so you start to go out with patrick on some of these surveillance missions? >> right. we were going to do surveillance, in garden city. we'd meet at the dollar general store just a block from the somalian apartments and the mosque. and two somalian women in traditional headdress came walking across this trail. he had this gun right beside the console and that's when he was like, i should just kill those [ muted ] cockroaches right now. he had his gun, started to reach for his gun. >> you thought you were going to have to shoot him? >> i was pulling my gun out. he was pulling his up, and i'm like, split second, i'm not going to let him kill these two innocent women because of who they are, what they believe, what they look like. somehow i, you know, i was able to get him to chill out. >> so what was the plan? >> they were going to have cars with bombs in them, like at certain points around the complex, and then across the road, at certain parts, to all of these, and this. >> they wanted to pack the bomb with razor blades, screws and sheet rock nails, and they said they wanted to do that to inflict as much damage to human bodies as they could. >> young, old, babies, grandmothers? >> they didn't care. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," what make as movie a christmas movie? chris connelly looks at some of the most treasured and unusual ancan be a chrisas o'ith great dishes that your family will love. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this year take the time to melt into your holiday moments with lindor. ♪ ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. from the lindt master chocolatier. 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(sfx: playful cadence of full soundscape) >>> ah! >>> ah! >> back now with the question asking all morning long -- what make as christmas movie? kris kringle connelly our friend looks at the secret sauce that make as movie a holiday classic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning from los angeles. even christmas day holiday-themed movies can make the heart beat faster. but what makes something a holiday movie? maybe a little more than you think. snowfall, ice skating and almost all-important almost kiss. a few of the christmas movie must-haves and script writers anonymously divulged to ew a while back. from the afternoon arctic hilarity of "home alone." hi, katherine o'hara. to -- ♪ >> reporter: from the windy city regathering in "nothing but the holidays.">> reporter: from city regathering in "nothing but the holidays." >> why is everybody fighting? >> they're conversating. >> to "die hard." wait. really? what make as christmas movie can be as universal as the sunrise as in chuck jones' animated version of dr. seuss's "how the grinch stole christmas" or as specific what you're hoping to see under the tree. like poor ralphy parker writer narrator "a christmas story" . >> what do you want for christmas, little boy -- >> you'll shoot your eye out, kid. >> reporter: making for a christmas movie magic. ♪ bring it back ♪ >> reporter: take this cooking in the kitchen number. and can you name them from the peanuts' crew in "the charlie brown christmas"? or macaulay culkin front and center in this version of "the nutcracker." it's not just about christmas when it comes to christmas movies. ♪ somewhere out there ♪ >> mousekewitz, and the kwanzaa documentary. "the black candle." >> you are what we have become. >> reporter: whether will ferrell and "elf." >> santa's coming to town. >> ah! oh, my god! i know him. >> reporter: and bill murray -- >> you are going to be visited by three ghosts tomorrow. >> bad for me. >> reporter: or tyler perry playing an apartment store santa in "a madea christmas." >> does santa really work in the north pole? >> no. he don't work. he lays on the couch and drinks all day, kind of like your mama. now, bye! >> reporter: and performances work. what better to relieve the season's stress? make your way to the sofa, bring on the gift-giving and raucous reconciliations on screen. saver what they bring most. laughter, and a little bit of hope. >> you just need a little love. >> even as you might be tempted by newer releases coming out, these time-honored movies stand ready to brighten your celebration today. guys? >> thanks to kris kringle connelly. one day only, folks. >>> coming up on "good morning america," a new children's book about the first black girl to star in "the nutcracker" written by the 12-year-old ballerina who made history. by the 12-year-old ballerina who made history. the 12-year-old bo made history. automotive donor to make-a-wish and meals on wheels. and the largest corporate donor to the aspca and national park foundation. get a new subaru during the share the love event and subaru will donate two hundred and fifty dollars to charity. 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you know? like, there shouldn't be any sort of, like, doubts in ability. it is possible. >> reporter: the milestone, 65 years in the making, bringing the conversation about diversity in ballet center stage, and charlotte's family traditions, a combination between her mother's trinidadian side and father's filipino roots. >> my grandpa known for his adobo and we all love to eat it during holidays. >> reporter: her unique background is starkly different than the character that she plays, charlotte says the magic of christmas bonds them. >> everybody can sort of relate to that. spending time with family. >> reporter: and through support of her family the ballerina has come so far. >> honestly, i wouldn't be ale to do it without my family, my mom. she, like, all throughout elementary school, she would be the one taking us out from school early to drive us to new york. >> reporter: charlotte, a testament to the power of representation herself. vividly recalling years ago when once seated in the crowd watching american ballet dancer misty copeland in awe. for "good morning america," reporting for abc news, new york. >> great story. mona ♪ every day feels like it's christmas ♪ ♪ santa tell me ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects talk to your doctor. ♪ be in your moment. ask your doctor about ibrance. ♪ ♪ merry christmas! ♪ rich chocolate layers sprinkled with festive peppermint. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli peppermint bark squares. makes the holidays a bite better. age before beauty? 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lisa argen. lisa: i don't know about all of you, but that reminds me of the blizzard of 1977, from the midwest of the northeast. it was something. we could not get doug out for week -- bug ou -- get dug for weeks. traveling there is not going to be advised. the rain yesterday in southern california. back home, we have partly cloudy skies and a look at the golden gate bridge, where things are moving slowly. 43 in the city as well as morgan hill. upper 30's in santa rosa. it is a chillier start. we have sun to enjoy. we will let you know how long the dry conditions last in a few minutes. kumasi: right now, that record-breaking snow is making for major problems in the sierra. the main highways have reopened. it is still a treacherous journey to get back to the bay area. if you don't have traction control, you are not going to get far in pollock pines. these visitors parked at a gas station and have been digging out for three days. >> we definitely got buried. it was a big winter storm. we did not expect it. kumasi: my goodness. local officials are urging everyone to stay away from the sierra unless it is central to your travel. road crews and emergency responders have been working around-the-clock to clear the roadways and to restore power, but locals are finding it hard to get gas to fuel their generators. >> we are out of gas. we drove three miles out yesterday, to the other gas station, and they were shut down. kumasi: tens of thousands of people are still without heat, and cannot cook as snow piles up. the biggest challenge for pgn the biggest challenge for pg&e crews is getting access to the roads. >> there is the tree across the road, but then there is snow and you have to get the road plowed. kumasi: for many in colfax, power has been shut down since sunday. the best estimate from pg&e or restoring power in the upper sierra -- get this, january 2. jobina: not pandemic. the u.s. has just shattered its daily case record, averaging 277 thousand infections per day. it is in large part do to the surgeon omicron cases, but also a soaring demand for tests and backlogs fueled by christmas weekend. the u.s. reported more than 1.9 million cases. that averages out to be roughly three americans testing positive every second. kumasi: here in california, the test positivity rate is in the double digits, at 11.2%. for christmas, it was about 5%. week of thanksgiving, it hovered around 2%. those numbers are forcing bay area counties to make changes to where you have to wear your mask inside again. amy hollyfield joining us live with what you need to know. amy: there is a lot of frustration with this one, especially in the community. gyms must require that everyone wear masks. this comes just as gyms were hoping for a boost and people wanting to join because of those new year's resolutions to get fit. this is going to be quite a blow for them. it starts today. everyone has to wear masks. some counties had a mask requirement removed, but with rising cases, it is back in place. a quarter of gym members do not like to work out while wearing masks. while officials understand the frustration, they feel we must do this to try to flatten the curve again. >> as was experienced in other cases, the omicron surge had a total quickly. we would be equally responsive in terms of removing any variance in restri in re policies. amy: offices in some counties have been allowed to go mask free if they are all vaccinated, but people will have to put masks back on. health officials say the masks are a critical layer as they weather the winter storm. this does apply to everyone, even the vaccinated. reporting live, amy hollyfield. jobina: while omicron is rising fast in the bay area, there are reasons to remain hopeful. the top ucf dr. said there are positive trends peeking out. he says we could both be in good, maybe even great shape in six to eight weeks, by early february. it could be more like the flu, with the majority of the u.s. protected by vaccines or antibodies. he said vaccines are preventing hospitalizations, and key treatments like oral antiviral pills are a great help. kumasi: many of us will have to embrace a new way of ringing and the new year in the midst of this covert case surge. the people we spoke with in the bay area are passing on parties, large get-togethers, and big celebrations. county officials are recommending keeping gatherings of small and short. they also suggest wearing well fitted or surgical masks. they believe in testing before the event. >> we have seen case rates spike after every holiday in the last two years. this variant, we have not seen this type of transmission. kumasi: officials say holiday gatherings account for 40% of new covid cases with a noon -- known source of infection. jobina: new year's eve performances canceled at their san francisco through the end of the year. a breakthrough covid case was detected among the theater group. san francisco canceled its new year's eve fireworks show because of a surge in cases. kumasi: starting february 1, san francisco will require people to show proof of roosters to attend indoor mega-events which are a thousand people or more. zuni cafe in hayes in hayes in a started its mandate yesterday. this will apply to people who are eligible to get a booster. everyone else has to show proof of original vaccination. the restaurant chef says he is not worried about losing business. >> i'm afraid covid-19 will take business away from us. this is what customers expect us to do. >> it seems like a good way to keep people safe. i'm glad that i got my booster. kumasi: guests guests guests gus outdoors, regardless of vaccination status. jobina: a brand-new study from johnson and johnson on the effectiveness of its vaccine against omicron. two doses were against hospitalization for omicron. a second study found a j&j vaccine work as well is a booster for those with an original pfizer vaccine. if you have questions, you can ask our vaccine team. you can 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lisa: i don't know that i agree with you, kumasi. the endorphins you get from being happy, versus the stress from. kumasi: everything. lisa: anyway, the rain is a welcome sig ht -- a welcome sight. conditions will be improving in terms of the roadways and dry weather the next several days, including new year's eve and new year's day. helzberg, santa rosa, this is a level 1 system and you can see it is pretty rainy out there. a rain/snow mix with rain from crockett. it gets l l l this will all fill in later on today. some scattered showers and offshore we are looking at some rain. this system will swing on through in tle of hours and you can see a little pink here with temperatures around freezing from mount hamilton to mount diablo. you can see all of the activity in the sierra nevada. a winter storm warning until 10:00. 40's right now with falcon the north bay. the cloud cover and the rain allowing temperatures to be not as cold but as we go through the next several hours, here comes some of the heavy downpours. 8:00 from san francisco to redwood city and even in the south bay, the santa cruz mountains. anywhere from a 1

lisa: lisa: this is where people have been caught by surprise. you have seen the beginnings of some concern. i do wonder at what point it becomes destabilizing. we are seeing deals starting to get pulled, given that conditions are not as easy as they were earlier in the year. jonathan: tom, the resilience of the index this year through 2021 -- the fact that we have not had that correction from morgan stanley, we keep beating. -- repeating. tom: the jolt that we got was energy giveback coming down to $75. also in the banking stocks as well. if they were to recover, you would get back. jonathan: looking forward to catching up with the strategist. your equity market looks like this. adding to yesterday's rally at the bond market double on a 10 year. yields are unchanged. down in washington, an important video conversation taking place a little later this morning between the president of the u.s. and russia's leader. we will get you cover on that in just a moment -- coverage on that and just a moment. -- again just a moment -- in just a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: the u.s. and europe are considering top financial actions against russia, it vladimir putin invades ukraine. the largest banks would be targeted, along with their ability to convert rubles into dollars and other currencies. they may bring up the sanctions when president putin and president biden have a video conference. 71% effectiveness against multiple variance of the disease. according to trial results published today, no vaccinated person reported serious disease. no serious side effects were reported but the shot. the u.k. is moving forward to increase trade with individual state and is willing to resume talks with washington about a deal. discussions are set with california, georgia, tennessee, south carolina and oklahoma. a leadership change at american airlines. the ceo stepping down at the end of march, after more than eight years in the job. he will be succeeded by robert isom. there is an attempt to bring in more business and investment that will bring about a four day work week. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we spend so much money. the federal budget deficit is saying. something has to give. you cannot spend trillions of dollars more and expect -- and not expect something bad to happen. jonathan: i think it is fair to say that there is some daylight, some distance between him and the administration. good morning. your equity market is up 60. just off session highs, but it will rally. yields are unchanged. on crude, we advanced 3% and some. tom: i think we have been remiss. jonathan: the cpi is coming up. they are looking for seven next year. tom: right now, we are going to dodge to washington. i will go philosophical. something asked, do we rehearse the questions? we do not. lisal mention options. that is understood, but other than that, i have no clue. we are thrilled our guest is with us. terri, i have a philosophical question. i do not want it to be political. in general, what is the new corruption of money in washington? i noticed one story of somebody raising $14 million for one cause or i have a congressman from california going over with a former president. what is the character of the corruption of money in your modern washington? >> what it is, is that there has not been any revision to finance laws and almost 50 years. you end up with a torrent of water going through the cracks. what you get is arm's-length transactions that certainly comply with the letter of the law but are questionable in spirit. there are all kinds of stuff and it is not partisan. people investing in things to people involved in a variety of different business transactions -- it is very indirect, but it does not keep the character of the country of representatives in good repute.

lisa: they are not exactly trying to chew down the unreliable boyfriend moniker. you wonder about their credibility as they shift the goalpost. tom: the wife moniker? lisa: i sent the moniker of the unreliable boyfriend -- i said the moniker of the unreliable boyfriend. jonathan: tom, stop trying to cause trouble with lisa. joining us now from pimco, the author of the strategic bond investor. let us start with the shape of the cycle. how difficult is it to keep up? tony: thanks for having me. thinking the unemployment rate in the u.s., what is full employment? the federal reserve -- reserve said in september the longer run is 4%. perhaps, we are on the cusp, because of the large output of people retiring. this brings about a late psychodynamic. that is an acceleration in inflation, a reduction in monetary accommodation to a reduction in bond purchases. the fed is still for a rate increase. this is what you get in a late cycle -- a late portion of the cycle. the jobless rate next year, most projects, will be somewhere in the 3%'s, matching the low pre-pandemic. tom: you are one of the most qualified people in the world for this question. do you perceive smooth functions, smooth movements of yield? or should we genuinely fear jump conditions? tony: we probably should not fear jump conditions. in part beca

lisa argen is tracking our forecast. what is going on? lisa: they have a ski team in hawaii. >> that story took me on a jury. snow? -- that story took me on a journey. snow? hawaii? lisa: there are signs that things will be coming our way as we look toward later on in the next upcoming week. i know that sounds far-fetched, but we will wait and see how that pans out. we look at live doppler 7 rightt now, it is all about the fog. visibility is reduced out by brentwood, more so in the sacramento valley. some of this will creep into the east bay. it is 50 in san ramon. closer to the bay, temperatures in the mid-50's. it was cold yesterday. that fog settled in and never cleared for most of us. it did in gilroy and other spots that brightened into the 60's. overall, a dramatic change. the delta, a colder mile visibility. elsewhere around the bay, nine to 10 miles. there is a look at our advisory through noon time. you could see the visibility be reduced to about a quarter mile. use your low beam headlights. nobody on the golden gate bridge. the fog is not an issue. cloudy skies, looking for the clouds to thin out. hazy conditions in the afternoon. we are looking at cool tem

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lisa will have your forecast. kumasi: good morning, everybody. this is abc 7 mornings, live right now on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. reggie: lisa, will we have rain throughout the morning? lisawn along the central coast, and we are left with a little bit of mist and drizzle, mainly fog, though. sfo, 2.5-mile visibility. elsewhere, three miles, by by we have got low 50's, chilly, there's some fog out there. by noon time, brighter skies, upper 50's, a few low 60's arrive, and when 5:00 arrives, it will be cool. temperatures drop quickly. skies are clear, but we are going to cloud it up again. rain arrives wednesday night. that will bring mountain snow. more on that. reggie: thank you. anti-vaccine processors shut down -- protesters shut down a meeting, and that left leaders scrambling. amy hollyfield has more. amy: the city council meeting had to move from in person to zoom. protesters were tapping on the windows during the city meeting, demanding to be -- city council meeting, to be let inside. vaccines are required. they called the mandate unconstitutional and unnecessary. at one point, they did go inside city hall, most of them unmasked. that is when the city officials shut

lisa argen. a busy morning. lisa: and widespread rain is returning to the bay area with a moderate atmospheric river tomorrow. today is your dry day where we look at current temperatures all in the blue here. freezing in napa. 33 in san ramon and livermore as well as santa rosa. 39 in fremont. ready for in gilroy. -- 34 in gilroy. we are looking at temperatures anywhere from two to 11 degrees colder. one of the frosty mornings yet. by 9:00, we are still in the 40's. we have clouds increasing throughout the day. by 11:00, 40's to near 50. the sun fades away and we will be looking at numbers only in the mid-50's for most of us. the corner of your screen, you can see some of that green. rain will be moving in so today is your day to get out and do some cleanup. we will be adding it in inches s across your neighborhood. liz: more than half a fully vaccinated people 65 years and older have received a booster and about 2 million total shots are being administered each day. covid-19 cases continue to go up across the country. here is karina mitchell with the latest. karina: the number of new cases in new york city because double and infections may rapidly rise across the country according to a concerning new forecast from the policy lab at children's hospital of philadelphia. although experts are keeping a close eye on the omicron variant, they say the delta variant is largely to blame for the rise in cases. >> we are seeing high numbers of cases in emergency rooms and hospitals. those cases are continuing to go up in the last several weeks. karina: hospitals in connecticut overwhelmed. >> on a daily basis, we are challenged. our emergency departments are very busy. our floors are very busy. karina: alex kenner of northern california is in the hospital battling covid-19 complications. >> he is still sedated. he has been sedated for a long time. i am grateful for that because he cannot feel pain right now. karina: new research shows people under 18 are playing a key role in the rising infection rate. the cdc says more than 50 million americans have gotten their boosters. health officials are pointing to boosters as a way to protect against the omicron variant. >> although we do not have all the answers on the omicron variant, initial data suggests that covid-19 boosters help to bolster protection against omicron. karina: the pentagon is considering making the booster mandatory for service members. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. liz: as covid cases spike across the country, health experts warn new data shows young children and teenagers are the ones contributing most to the jump in transmission. that is a concerning trend as kids under five are not yet vaccinated and remain unprotected. stephanie sierra, a member of our vaccine team, has a look at the numbers. stephanie: since the beginning of the pandemic, more than 7 million children have tested positive for covid-19. both age groups not seen as super-spreaders, but data shows that is changing. >> the data is getting intong io pediatric populations and we are seeing it. stephanie: children under 18 represent the largest per capita increase in cases. dr. george rutherford says that is due to pediatric cases already being low before our latest delta surge. >> it is being diagnosed in greater numbers in children and part of that is we have extensive screening programs in schools that are picking up asymptomatic cases. stephanie: across the country, more than 1500 children are currently hospitalized with covid. it is a 37% increase over the past week. rutherford explains that is due to delta as the risks omicron poses are still unknown. would you recommend families change holiday plans given what we are learning? >> these are relative things. if they are a 17-year-old who hangs around all his friends unvaccinated, then there is some risk to that. stephanie: stanford physician dr. selena's says getting fully vaccinated over the holidays will be key to minimizing any future surge. >> i am somewhat optimistic about the fact that a winter surge may be different this time. stephanie: different given the level of immunity already present in the community, but what about those under five, not yet eligible, or unprotected? >> it is a question of checking on symptoms. we have not seen months -- much in nursery schools and preschools. stephanie: rutherford says elementary school aged children should be vaccinated, but if they are not, he cautions families to be careful in planning gatherings, especially with unvaccinated teens as the risk of transmission is just as high as it is with adults. stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. liz: if you have questions about vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. head to a tradition is back bringing hundreds to the plaza. the fiesta was canceled lastsued s, but ast swss, the cmutyol season. amanda: maria check mark and the return of the fiesta in east san jose. on this night, hundreds of festivalgoers braved for the cold. >> i think it is very powerful. amanda: a significant turnout cap of the largely latino community was hit hard by the pandemic. most of the deaths were reported in just four zip codes. >> last year, it was right after the spike in holy in this area. we had to cancel completely. amanda: on friday, and an opportunity for to reconnect. >> great to be here to support everyone. amanda: part of the tradition is the towering christmas tree provided by local philanthropists for the last 11 years. >> this is over 20 feet. this is one of the tallest i have seen in a long time. it takes eight men to get th is tree up. amanda: dancers entertained as others shocked the vendor market amid the merchants and small businesses hoping for economic relief. >> some of them where referrals and people that we knew. we said, this present has not had the best luck during the pandemic. can you ensure that they get in? amanda: for many, getting out was reason enough. >> it is great to see the people having a good time. that is why we support. >> if you do not know about the culture, this is the best place to learn about everything. amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: still ahead on abc seven mornings, actress and resident marine amaretto turns 91 years old today. we take a look at her historic oscar win and how she could make history once again. there is a live look outside this morning. we are tracking rain this weekend. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? 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lisa. lisa: oh my goodness. i am just saying, how much does that affect what we are seeing? jonathan: we got to disclose, tom and i have both got trips prepared that we need to make sure we go on. [laughter] lisa, thank you. looking at the fed calls, barclays for may, goldman for june, bank of america for june, bnp for june, citi for june, jp morgan for september. td was looking for september 2023. they are now looking for march 2023 lift off. i am pleased to say that priya misra of td joins us now. what that -- what brought that call from september to march of the year after? priya: it is about economic data and the fed reaction function. we got a clear sign from chair powell, and i would argue from that november fed minutes that came out last wednesday. the market did not react maybe when we were cooking and eating right before thanksgiving. the fed was talking about salvation of taper when they announced tapering, so it really seals like -- really feels like there is inflation. the market once >> ability which is why omicron -- once flexibility, which is why they want to be done with taper. why we are much later than the market is because we are not extrapolating from the current data. a lo

that exclusive interview, but first let's get to a quick check of the weather with sergeant. -- lisa argen. lisae for the most part temperatures are cool, in the 40's and 50's this morning, but as we check on our visibility, a quarter mile, santa rosa, just a mile in

it all starts at 3:00 this afternoon and lisa, we were outside so bring a jacket. lisareach those 60's. we have a dense fog advisory in effect until noon, and it is foggy. you see that up in livermore right across the bay. you can see we have sun on the way with low 60's for most, upper 50's and the coolest locations and spotty showers tomorrow night, breezy on tuesday with a better chance of rain on thursday with much colder air arriving after that system into the weekend. it is going to feel like winter out there, so some nice sun out there this afternoon. liz: thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 today and we hope you join for that. we will see you back here next week and as well. we will leave you with this image of that marine layer. stay safe today. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. wow, no braces, everythin

lisa: our level 1 system is with us. it lingers into the afternoon. higher elevations looking at a rain/snow mix. there is fog out there, slippery roadways. get rain the next several days. sue: lisaid it. slippery roadways. we do not have major accidents. we are looking at the richmond san rafael bridge. we do have a bicycle in the slow lane. kumasi: betty white is turning 100 years young in just a few weeks. she says that eating healthy is not on the list for her longevity. she says she enjoys watching jeopardy and doing crossword puzzles and being positive. her birthday is the day after mine, january 17. capricorn season. jobina: let's go. [laughter] kumasi: laughter, the key to longevity. >>> good morning, america. covid surging. new infections near record highs as the demand for testing soars and long lines grow and now the new concern the fda saying rapid antigen tests may be less sensitive to omicron. what it means as health officials cut isolation time for some in half. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky joins us this morning. >>> travel mess. hundreds more flights canceled this morning as airlines scramble to fill staffing shortages. will the new shorter covid quarantine

lisa: not for me. tom: the maximum drawdown of -3.4% on the s&p. lisaas been volatile but not that significant with the actual moves. how much does this give the fed confidence they can go ahead versus has the market not priced in the idea of a faster rate hike? tom: we will continue the debate forward, including jon ferro's conversation with the secretary of labor. i will call it an ambiguous labor report. certainly a constructive spin from the white house. futures up 18, dow futures up 113. stay with us on radio, on television. this is bloomberg. jonathan: what a fascinating payrolls report. from new york city for our audience worldwide, good morning. your equity market picture looks like this. up .4% on the s&p. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. jonathan: we begin with the big issue. the next stop is december 15. >> jay powell saying it is time for them to exit the market. >> it tells you the fed wants optionality. >> chair po

lisa, this christmas without snow. lisa: yeah, we are going from 19% of average from the sierra nevada before we had that rain, 1090% statewide average, so we needed it. there is more to come with fluctuation in the snow level next week, but we are watching the storm track with a focus to the north, and for the bay area, dry. we are looking at the fog in the east and north bays. temperatures close to freezing. looking at visibility from east end north bay from a mile half-mile from concord to santa rosa and fairfield. the rest of the bay area doing fine but colder, about six degrees in inland valleys. 42 san francisco, 37 oakland, 30 six san jose, 35 morgan hill, 40 three half moon bay, santa cruz 36. as we look at the sutro, we have fog. 36 novato, also looking at low 30's for livermore, upper 30's by the delta and concord. bundle up and stay inside and under the covers if you can. as we look at santa cruz, pretty day on the way, but chilly, 50's and starting out in the 30's. cold mornings with frost and fog today and tomorrow and mainly sunny with high clouds and a few more on sunday. it morning drizzle, and looking at rainy days next week. heavy rain at times. as we look at the rest of the day, 3:00 with a few high clouds, mainly sunny, and then we will increase some clouds for sunday. this is noontime. the rain stays offshore into monday. this is monday morning. you can see the precipitation but it is the front we are waiting for, and late monday at 4:00, the evening commute looks drive it overnight we should get wet. as we get to tuesday, it is going to start, a weather pattern that will be with us through the weekend, wet and active. as we look at christmas eve, we are at 1.5 inches to 2.5 inches of rain in this forecast model, but this is more conservative. we are looking at the coastal hills, santa cruz mountains, upwards of five inches of rain. it will be a cutoff low that interacts with an atmospheric river that allows for fluctuating snow levels. we are looking at several feet of snow but it could be a rain-snow mix at times.check back with us as things change the next few days. 52 in oakland, 49 in napa, concord at 47, 53 in san jose, and the accuweather 7 day forecast waking up to a little fog tomorrow. another cold start, perhaps drizzle late in the day, and as we look at monday night, cloudy with a chance of showersin the north bay and level two could be with us as we start winter on tuesday through the afternoon. right now we have level 1's on wednesday, thursday and friday. it is looking like a lot of rain for christmas eve. that could be a level two. we will track those snow totals at once again are looking at 4 to six feet next week. liz: people have been waiting for that and happy to see it. a historic east bay movie theater is one step closer to reopening. they have worked to save lafayette spark theater for years and they finally purchase the movie house and plans to reopen it in 2023. ramping up efforts to pay for a $5 million renovation. it opened in 1941 and shut down in 2005. it was one of the last remaining single screen theaters in the state. the newest "matrix" film " resurrections" is premiering in san francisco tonight, but not everyone is excited about the red carpet event. store owners tell abc 7 reporter cornell barnard that street closures around the event have been killing their business. >> i have had dreams that were not just dreams. cornell: fans have waited a long time for this, the newest installment of "the matrix." "resurrections" was filmed in san francisco and is where the highly anticipated movie will premiere. crews have been busy with red carpet set up outside the castro theatre for the saturday premiere, but not everyone is starstruck. >> i am upset. cornell: the castro association president is upset that the city and studio, which made the film, warner bros., did not get advance warning to businesses that castro street would be closed to traffic weekend. >>>> it was planned without any notice, any outreach, and everyone, all the merchants, all the members, are extremely disappointed. cornell: they see the timing is bad, the last. weekend before christmas >> this is the busiest retail shopping weekend of the year, and they are getting shut down. that is like shutting down times square on new year's eve before a private party. cornell: here is with a set up at the theater look like from sky seven. no street parking, including the archean lot. >> you cannot take -- including the parking lot. >> you cannot take parking before christmas, we only came ahead of 2020 numbers, nowhere near pre-pandemic numbers, last weekend. cornell: cliffs variety co-owner said her business was down 20% friday. >> the communication with the neighborhood and merchants in particular, with our office, has been terrible. cornell: the supervisor believes merchants are owed something. >> i do not see how they can be made whole, but short of just like it payment, but i think they ought to get it. cornell: abc 7 reached out to warner bros studios in hollywood about the premier set up in the castro, but, so far, we have not heard back. the san francisco film commission said it is putting castro on the world stage. we realized the production is causing inconvenience and hope the additional foot traffic as a result of the event will make up for the impact. merchants hope there hollywood ending comes true. a profitable holiday season. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: next, an interactive art display. the first location in the u.s. debuts here in san francisco. where to check out this dandelion exhibit, co wow, no braces, everything's hands free. i wasn't so lucky. invis is not your parent's braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign. liz: today, salesforce park is hosting free holiday events. the festive fund begins at 10:00 this morning with an arts and crafts cart with live music and carolers all weekend. tonight from 5:00 to 7:00, check out the winterfest silent disco. tomorrow night from 5:30 10:00, you can watch a holiday double feature movie. more than 1000 children will get a toy from the holiday -- for the holidays as part of the second annual chinatown winter wonderland, focused on serving the underprivileged. there will be a ounce house, cookie decorating, and falling snow. they will also offer covid vaccinations to kids five to 11, and booster shots for adults. festivities run from 10:00 to 4:30. make a wish upon a dandelion in san francisco's japan town is an interactive deadline exhibit at japan center mall. it is the first location in the u.s., and visitors are encouraged to make a wish for peace and blow upon the dental lien. then the seeds float to the dandelion at another exhibit and produce another flower there. participants will use their smartphone to send their seeds rather than blowing. visitors can create a virtual dandelion seed with their name on it. also good news, admission is free. really cool event. lisa good morning. very chilly out there. we are looking at colder temperatures this morning. visibility has been reduced to half-mile to a quarter of a mile in our inland east bay, and numbers are in the 30's. leader today, 50's out there, partly cloudy to mostly sunny, and looking at another dry day on sunday. rain does not begin until overnight on monday, but when it does, it will be with us each and every day, likely to christmas weekend. liz: thank you. thanks for joining us on abc 7 morning straight i am liz kreutz, along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. we hope to see you then. 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lisa. [laughter] jon: it's not lisa's birthday. it's tom's. lisa: we look similar. [laughter] jon: go away. lisa, can you get away from the indexable story and when people come on talk about valuations, is that a simple as saying the federal reserve will hike and the multiple will come in? we have been discussing that over the last few weeks and here we are with the exception of this morning as we pull back, we are basically at all-time highs. lisa: i love when stephen mader said it i not my job to understand was going to happen, it is to have an idea on what other people think is going to happen. what happens to the headline index numbers and what does that do to sentiment? what does that do to positioning on a broader level? that is the one question i have when it comes to some of these specific vets echo beyond the indexable. jon: do you have an idea on what people will think will happen next year, the 20 year spread, the high and the low? lisa: we can discuss some of the diversion points. jon: -- lisa: are we making progress? jon: we are not. isn't the take away

. >> we will get a start with our forecast with lisa argen. lisaing off withgh what whether and there is fog. yet another level 1 system on the way and we go in closer to

lisa argen. it feels like christmas season. lisaanother day and a half, maybe two days.

bloom, us lawyer. — sealed it for them. 0k, lisa bloom, us lawyer. thank — sealed it for them. 0k, lisa bloom, us lawyer, thank you _ sealed it for them. 0k, lisa - us lawyer, thank you very much indeed. just a reminder of our breaking news that the british socialite ghislaine maxwell has been convicted of facilitating and participating in the sexual abuse of teenage girls. the case against ghislaine maxwell has raised questions about her friendship with prince andrew. the duke of york, who is facing a separate civil court case in the united states, was mentioned by prosecution witnesses in claims about maxwell and her relationship with jeffrey epstein. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. caught by the camera in this now infamous photograph, on the left, prince andrew, in the centre, the then 17—year—old virginia roberts and on the right, smiling for the camera, ghislaine maxwell. andrew's friendship with ghislaine maxwell goes back more than 20 years. here he is with her injune 2000, at the time, she wasjeffrey epstein's girlfriend. epstein was there as well. he too was a guest of prince andrew. andrew spoke about his friendship

lisa: unfortunately, yes. judy: lisau. ♪ judy: it is the eve of oral arguments in what could be the most important legal case over abortion rights at the u.s. supreme court in a generation. amna nawaz previews tomorrow's session. amna: the case is seen as one of the most aggressive challenges to date to roe v. wade, the landmark supreme court decision that legalized abortion in america. here, the justices will decide the constitutionality of mississippi's 2018 law banning most abortions beyond 15 weeks of pregnancy. if the court were to overturn roe, abortion bans pasd in a dozen states since the 1973 ruling would immediately go into effect. for more on these historic stakes, we get perspective from alexis mcgill johnson, president of the planned parenthood action fund, and marjorie dannenfelser, president of the susan b. anthony list. welcome to you both. thanks for being here. marjorie, is this the moment antiabortion activists have been waiting half a century for? what is the best outcome for you? >> after 50 years of

lisa: we all want the year to be done. i wasn't arguing for a prolonging but suggesting weird things can happen. jonathon: take away the liquidity. lisa: i'm not saying i don't want the year to be over. jonathon: lisa abramowicz, caroline hyde, tom keene act with us next week. equities all-time high up 16 on the s&p, advancing .3%. this is bloomberg. ♪ leigh-ann: i'm leigh-ann gerrans with bloomberg's "first word news." boris johnson saying the country faces a tidal wave. the prime minister set a deadline for the end of the year for the countries booster vaccination program. the number of new omicron cases almost doubled on sunday from a day earlier. a new study says that to doses of the pfizer vaccine reduces antibodies to omicron. they say it increases the risk of covid infections. another finding emphasizes the need for booster shots. in kentucky the death toll from friday's tornado may be less than feared. at least 50 people believed to have been killed. more than 1000 homes destroyed and 14 people and others in the midwest. foreign minister's from the g7 have warned russia that moscow will face consequences. european allies considering sanctions that would target russia's biggest bank. vladimi

lisa, as we get a check of the weather, i know this is something you are tracking as well. lisa: we see this once in a while, the high tide over seven feet this morning. that is something to watch out for. we are going to track some rain, but we have fog to contend with. lots of low clouds out there. we have the marine layer that is compressed, and a little bit of that tule fog. that has dense fog advisory by the delta this morning, but high pressure is building in and allowing for the cloud deck to be squished. as it builds in, we have visibility reduced to a quarter, santa rosa. the quarters of a mile in concord. two there around half moon bay. looking at some reduced visibility from the peninsula around saint carlos, and san jose has moderate air quality. with that fog and bridge of high pressure, we are still in that moderate air quality. things will begin to change in the next few hours. these lines. up to 33 mile an hour winds from and send helena. all of this wind and mixing will allow for the fog to evaporate. we'll get into some afternoon sun. 48 in campbell. it is 50 in mountain view. it is cool, with the mid 40's from sebastopol to half moon bay. we have to dense fog this morning, sunshine on the way this afternoon with scattered showers. weak system arriving later on tomorrow. it looks like it could be in time for the evening commute. talked about the coastal flood advisory, the highlighted areas from foster city, over around lake merritt. be a little bit of flooding up through tam junction and san rafael. of course, san francisco, the embarcadero, looking at that high tide. as we look in our forecast animation, tonight you can see showers arriving by 6:00. look what happens at 11:00. we have some light to moderate shower activity from the north bay. most of it stays offshore, but enough of that activity pushing through into about 2:00 that we are talking about amounts anywhere from a couple hundred, to 1/10, and even a quarter of an inch down toward the santa cruz mountains. not nothing. we are tracking this system to start the work week, then there will be another system arriving for very early on thursday. that should bring, perhaps, up to about one third of an engine san francisco route the next seven days. we still are looking at an active midmonth forecast. as of today the sun returns and lifts. looking at low 60's today for oakland. 64, san rafael. seven day forecast, the morning fog, afternoon sun, still cool along the coast. evening showers tomorrow night, then breezy conditions for better air quality midweek. a level 1 system on thursday, but with that comes very cold air. the coldest day or we have seen so far this season, bringing some sierra snow and chilly highs. probably widespread frost thursday into friday all around the bay. liz: certainly going to feel like winter. thank you, lisaut of the country in the next few weeks, he might want to consider travel insurance. michael finney explains why, and michael finney explains why, and we ♪ healthier is getting all the stuff you may need to feel better get the door! ♪ ...from the comfort of home. ♪ this is what healthier looks like ♪ [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep ...fbeep bloop bloop ] home. [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop ping bloop pop ping bloop ] the day can wait. enter the golden state with real california dairy. everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. i'm 53, but in my

lisa: date two of the tech selloff. i am lisa abramowicz in for jonathan ferro. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. lisagin with the big issue. markets adjusting to a new regime of monetary policy. >> the fed is close to lifting off. >> they have to open up their options. >> some of this is confidence in the central banks to say they are dealing with it. >> i think they have been trying to catch up. >> the bank of england said the impact of omicron will be assessed in february. >> doing the right thing is focusing on the labor

lisa abramowicz. tom: the bank of england raises rates. it is a great surprise. the bank of england raises benchmark interest rate to a 0.25%. the wow from the economic theorist lisa abramowicz. flat outcome of the most extraordinary wednesday-thursday of what i have done bloomberg. the fed yesterday, the bank of england now. who knows what the ecb will do in 45 minutes? lisa: jon ferro promised us a phone call if the bank of england raised rates, so we need to get jon ferro on the line with his sweatshirt or whatever it is he is wearing. we see the pound string thing after this decision, an 8-1 decision to raise benchmark interest rates. tom: of course, markets are reacting. we will go to george bory of wells fargo, but first, mark of ashworth on the turmoil. but we've got to go to caroline hyde. thrilled she is with us this morning. what this is interest rate increase mean for the people of the united kingdom? caroline: it means perhaps the bank of england isn't as fearful as anticipated. governor bailey said he does not feel the impact of the latest variant will be that hurtful to the overall economy, but this means an awful lot for your mortgage interest rates, for your ability to be going out and spending. but the hawkish nature of this, the credibility of the bank of england being reduced. there was a 40% chance as priced in by the market that this m

lisa: dovish. jonathan: rate hikes next year, 1, 2, three, or more? lisa: two. zachary: two. jim: two. jonathan: jim keenan, lisatt, zach griffiths. from new york city, we will see you at the same time, same place next week. this was bloomberg "real yield." from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. the first omicron cases in the united states were collected mostly in vaccinated people who experience mild illnesses with only one hospitalization and no deaths reported so far. that is from the centers for disease 75% of the 43 confirmed cases of omicron are in those that are fully vaccinated. a mouse bite is at the center of an investigation into a possible new covid-19 outbreak in taiwan, after a worker at a research institute was confirmed as the island's first local case in more than a month. the health minister said the worker tested positive after being bitten twice by an infected lab mouse but that further investigation is needed to determine whether the bites were the source. president biden has assured the ukrainian president

lisa abramowicz. jonathan: from new york city, this is bloomberg surveillance live. alongside lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. equity market 0.25%. lisa: are they going to make news with the taper? are they going to indicate a faster pace and a higher end target rate? jonathan: bank of america fund manager survey out this morning. that was a big discussion. the equity market is at an all-time high. lisa: people are cautious but not bearish. they are trying to wait for a better sense of whether we should worry more about tightening too quickly or look at the facts of runaway inflation. in the meantime, they think everything is going to be goldilocks as long as neither of those outcomes comes to pass. jonathan: letting some air out of an equity market coming into the week with an all-time high. 142.43, lisa, get your head around this. lisa: i cannot. we are talking about the potential of runaway inflation and looking at sub 1.5% 10 year yield. you have people saying we are at risk of runaway inflation, larry summers. how do you make sense of that? 8:30 a.m., we get ppi data. the expectation is for it to continue to surge. how much does

lisa argen. good morning, lisa. good morning, julian. everyone flowers, but they are going to be more scattered in the morning hours before they increasing coverage again later on this afternoon into monday. so it is a level one system right now. you can see the flow from the northwest to the southeast even a little bit of snow up here around clear lake as the air is certainly cold in the north bay novato to marinwood down through mill valley a few scattered light showers. you can see the pink there that indicates the freezing precipitation, san ramon 680 little wet there as we get down towards hayward and 580 and the hills over to the east yes, that is know we've had snow in mount hamilton a band of rain moving across the bay right now. so the peninsula just scattered light showers and down around los gatos through morgan hill. it's been certainly damp but nothing too organized right now. look at the current numbers. we're in the mid 30s in santa rosa 39, san ramon 42, san mateo. this is much colder than yesterday four to 15 degrees colder and throughout the day today. we're going to see some scattered showers, but by the afternoon into the evening hours more focused band of coming in from the north that means even colder air. so we're talking the likelihood of a rain snow mix and parts of the bay area into monday the coldest day the week tuesday and a look at the end of the year coming up in a few minutes, julian. all right. thank you lisa and check this out right here snow in the bay area. this is just south of livermore people in the area. saw some measurable snow. it's now covering san antonio valley road making driving treacherous there. this is an elevation of about 3,000 feet. and on the peninsula abc 7 found people preparing for possible flooding all of it happening near burlingame where plenty of sandbags were there for residents to load up with previous storms making a mess of things at the storage unit this man we talked to was not able to take any chances. he's trying to get ahead of the game and started raining pretty heavily this morning and i went down there wasn't any water on the driveway yet, but i'm sort of preemptively getting some bags in there. just in case for later. just in case the tree did come down as well in san bruno. it blocked crystal springs road between donna avenue and cunningham way crews quickly chopped that tree up got it out of there also on the peninsula flooding on millbrae street

lisa abramowicz. lisa: central banks turn hawkish, or try to, but markets are not getting the memo. good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television. jon off, and caroline hyde in london very much in. we've got the bank of england rate hike, and in just about a half an hour, we hear from madame christine lagarde. tom: we also hear from mike. mike is going to be on. mike is someone with the fed, and mike mckee may talk about claims. in all three central bank territories, they're worried about wage inflation and he dreaded wage price spiral. lisa: that is something we have definitely heard. even janet yellen addressed and said she does not see it yet. however, clearly, the employment cost index got jay powell's attention. i am struck by the sanguine nature of markets, even as there's a hawkish tilt on a global level. tom:tom: the terminal value moved out two or three years yesterday, where we went from a two quarter focus next year, and a live a sudden the chairman was talking about 18 months, or dare i say two years. that is comfortable for ecb. it is normal for the ecb to look out longer. but that is what jerome powell did yesterday. lisa: how much does christine lagarde want to shake the complacency we are seeing in markets. what are we expecting in terms of a surprise from here in 30 minutes? caroline: certainly a focus on flexibility, trying to ensure that her arsenal remains as adept as possible to inflation or pressures we see in europe, and large part because of energy prices. earlier this week, showing that if you str

lisa: the idea of a default, we have gotten that off the table. jonathan: i think it is some good news, some relief. lisa: then the question is whether they will get anything done, and that is unclear. so interesting come on the oil reserve release. no other country has really come out and shown that they also have released oil as agreed upon. so the u.s. right now is kind of a loan. jonathan: this came from opec in the last couple of minutes. they boost their first quarter demand view as the omicron risk is seen as mild. whenever you analyze the message, you have to think about the messenger, granted. still, that is the headline this morning. lisai do wonder what they agreed upon ahead of that opec meeting. jonathan: have they agreed on anything? lisa: they have been changing their message, have they not? are they going to stay the course, even though there are these risks? jonathan: mike collins is going to join shortly, of pgim. from new york city, this is bloomberg. ♪ it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. jonathan: lisa complaining in the commercial break that she's not as gloomy as we suggest she has. [laughter] lisa: no, there is nuance. jonathan: from new york city t