chris is in pacifica. such a tragedy. chris?orning to you, drugs or alcohol have not been ruled out as factor and i will step out of the way to take a closer look at the scene as we zoom in, heartbreaking scene in pacifica as investigators continue to work the scene. here is video with c.h.p. getting the call at 2:40 this morning. the crash involved a toyota and a nissan. we can tell you that two people are dead after the wrong-way crash and one person has been taken to the hospital. all northbound lanes on highway one are currently closed at shark park road and the driver of the toyota at the scene and crews are workerring to get his body out of the vehicle. we have confirmed the toyota is the vehicle that caught fire. the nissan, the driver survived the passenger did not. the nissan may have been a ride-sharing vehicle but they still working to confirm that information. back here, at the scene, the northbound lanes are highway 1 through pacifica will remain closeed and until 7:00 a.m. but that could change depending on how lon

kpix 5's devin fehely live in pacifica. it's not the best time to be near the shore. >> reporter: yeah. the storms in pacifica really come in waves, pardon the pun. the wind-whipped up the waves this morning prompting city officials to shut down the pier in pacifica for several hours largely as a precaution because it really can only take one rogue wave to do serious damage or injure someone. a lot of people still came out to see the crashing waves firsthand. many of them had stories of near misses with mother nature. >> we are standing with our back to the ocean right here. as my husband took a picture, i got soaked by a big wave and he was dry. >> this is the pacific ocean. it's the biggest ocean in the world. >> and you don't fool with mother nature. >> reporter: now, city officials say that this is a glimpse of what could come later this winter. they already have a flood plan in place. they are urging residents who live in flood-prone areas to develop their own emergency plans hoping that being prepared will help them w

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matt keller in pacifica. what is going on?te to keep people off. >> it just started raining. the wind picked up. we have water coming from above. we have spray coming from below. the ways are huge. at the pier. i checked the measurements off the coast and it shows waved at 20'. the national weather service is reporting swells up to 33' along the coast from san francisco to big sur. the high surf warning is in affect until 5:00. it is a western swell with periods between 17 seconds which is a long time. it could give a person not familiar with the ocean a false since of security that it is safe to get close. that is not the case. can you suddenly get a huge wave that could take you out and wash you into the sea. a warning around this area, lie tide is scheduled for after 9:30 this morning. we could expect flooding into the streets and maybe possible the streets and maybe possible into the homes. >> a watching if you enjoy sweet leaf ice sea a million bottles have been recalled because of glass fragments. nobody has been hurt. i

. >> reporter: the waves up and down pacifica fall afternoon. high tides around 4:00 in see the sea water there of an error near pacifica pier la wind out the agency as well in front can of pushed through the storms of pushed to hear a lot of land and a lot of rain right down the beach lisa harrying he saw this a retaining wall here which show you a number of times of the year the ever get the storm like this bill waives high tide pushes up against the retaining wall and canada appear to see those apartments hanging a precariously over the the the time because waves slamming in. these apartments become more and more compromised the apartments have been condemned because safety issues in that way for many years. the traction but in . single lot of that analysts. the year and during the stormy conditions not talk to people up and down beach today about the storm. " as a. >> catherine: part and often to collect parking align and holland the power temporarily knocked off the downtown opinion the tree later removed and alert steward. it has been coll

. >>> our coverage continues with kpix 5's devin fehely who is in pacifica. hi, devin. >> reporter: here on the coast the storms have come through in waves. early this morning, we had heavy wind and high surf. we had a bit of a lull in the middle of the afternoon and then torrential rain this afternoon about 4:00 but city officials tell me they hope that this wet weather encourages residents to get prepared and have a plan for the winter storms that are coming. people came out to catch the power of mother nature and perhaps a preview of what this winter's el nino has in store. >> we came down from san francisco to see the big waves. how many big waves did we see? >> 1,000 of them! some were climbing the stairs! >> reporter: sam and his son weren't alone. hundreds visited the pier in pacifica to see the crashing waves for themselves. >> just being really big waves. my glasses are getting all wet. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the city actually shut down the pier for hours as a precaution knowing that even one rogue wave can do a lot of damage. >> you don't fool wi

this is in pacifica tonight. high surf warning i effect through tomorrow. >> look at this lightning in the sierra. powerful. we were if placer county tonight as lightning let up the sky above interstate 80 between colonel phoenix faction and auburn. >> we have coverage of the weather and let's again withdrew. >> we now have another line of showers traversing across the bay area tonight. live doppler 7hd paint active picture right now. we actually had in the 15f thuner around oakland. this is just a sign of the storms having some power including the hail and soaking downpour. that is around san mateo along the peninsula. move to the north and east of woodside and íúneighborhood in3x 21 minutes n the city of san francisco right light showers out there+÷ and that's a similar set up we have right now in the north bayÑd frm santa rosa petaluma0u it's just some light showers. hyped this line another line is building. so the showers will stick around for part of the friday. talk about what that means3o for the friday mo

in pacifica, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> today the national weather service is in northern california to try to confirm that a pair of tornadoes that touched down yesterday in the sierra foothills and central valley were indeed tornadoes. reporter don champion has more on that and the devastating storms linked to at least 14 deaths in some southern states. >> reporter: on this holiday of giving, some people in northern california are taking stock of what's lost after an outbreak of tornadoes. >> seeing trees swirling like a blender was scary. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the twisters roaring through el dorado county and modesto bringing down power lines and trees. >> we have been here 45 years. we have never had anything like this before happen. >> reporter: mike churchill saw a tree crash down on his neighbor's car, a child inside. >> the kid said, hey mom, stop. and it hit the back and just barely hit the car on the back end of the suv. >> reporter: the rare tornadoes in california come as people in the midwest and south continue cleaning up after an outbreak

this is in pacifica tonight. high surf warning in effect through tomorrow. >> look at this lightning in the sierra. powerful. we were if placer county tonight as lightning let up the sky above interstate 80 between colonel phoenix faction and auburn. >> we have coverage of the weather and let's again withdrew. >> we now have another line of showers traversing across the bay area tonight. live doppler 7hd paint active picture right now. we actually had in the past5 15 minutes ac good clap of thuner around oakland. this is just a sign of the storms having some power including the hail and soaking downpour. that is around san mateo along the peninsula. move to the north and east of woodside and thiszíúneighborhood in3x 21 minutes san jose"u 36mentn the city of san francisco right now we are just dealing with light showers out there+÷ and that's a similar set up we have right now in the north bayÑd from santa rosa petaluma0u it's just some light showers. hyped this line another line is building. so the showers will s

the pirate pacifica is closed for a -- the pier at pacifica is closed for a second day. waves and swells are pounding the seawall. there was a coastal flood advisory in effect this morning. this is the embarcadero. the water was right at the level of the sidewalk. a high tide, high surf and runoff from rains pushed water up in low-lying areas. >>> did this wake you up overnight? some parts of the bay area experiencing thunder and lightning even some hail. it was coming down about 8:00 last night. we heard from people in hayward and castro valley who also heard the rumbling and in san ramon, check out the hail. the woman who took these photos says she saw and heard it all along with lightning and thunder. then small pieces of ice falling from the sky. >>> and there's still some unsettled weather out there. roberta gonzales tracking every bit of it on hi-def doppler. roberta. >> reporter: good afternoon, but first we are going to go lead and take a look at levi's stadium because this is an encouraging sign. we have some clearing. we have a little blue sky. boy, doesn't tha

you can see the waves slamming up against the pacifica pier. the pier was closed for a second straight day with waves reaching more than 15 feet high. and here is an aerial view of those monster waves from chopper 5. as you can see, the waves start breaking far offshore. and down the coast in ventura, tides are crashing into beachfront homes. breached barriers are causing whole neighborhoods to flood. the pier has been closed indefinitely after waves broke off support beams. so the rain is now over but meteorologist brian hackney is tracking yet another storm right on its heels. >>> that is right, veronica. there is yet another storm we'll have in the latter half of the weekend. tonight we get a break but on the kpix 5 hi-def doppler, you can see scattered showers most of them offshore right now. so mostly it's over for now. but maybe a few near shore showers but that's it. on the futurecast you can see things generally go toward drying up. by saturday at noon, you can see that we have a fairly clear day but as the time lapse goes on, watch wha

another was found in pacifica. tom vacar reports the search is on for the other containers as the coast guard asked boaters to be on the lookout. >> reporter: friday just before 11:00, the coast guard got a call that matsen seattle bound container ship had lost containers overboard just off the golden gate. >> while doing a turning maneuver to disembark the pilot the vessel lost 12 containers. >> reporter: two containers are reportedly refrigeration units. though latched down to each other the weather was so bad and the sea so rough, some connections failed. >> the weather conditions on scene at that time were pretty rough. we had 29-mile-per-hour winds and 19-foot seas so even for a large ship, it was pretty rough out there. >> reporter: one container watched up on baker beach, eventually breaking up in the surf spewing pallets and other packing materials. matsen hired an experienced salvage company to clean up that mess. >> we initially started yesterday afternoon and at this point we're pretty much wrapped up. >

. >>> the chp is investigating a crash that killed two people in pacifica. one of the drivers was heading the wrong way on highway 1. are the northbound lanes still closed on that highway? >> they are, in fact we're anticipate:00 they will be back open following the crash, as of right now they are still closed. in the last half hour the coroner's office removed the two bodies and the cars are being towed away. around 2:30 the chp got a report of a car on fire on highway 1 northbound. when they arrived they found a toyota corolla engulfed in flames. you can see how bad the car looked. chp says it looks like the driver of the corolla was heading the wrong way, he died at the scene. they are looking if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. the driver crashed into a corolla with a passenger. the passenger died at the scene. the driver was taken to the hospital. we know he was conscious and breathing when he left. the highway is shut down. they are hoping to open it up within the next few minutes or snap. we'll keep you posted. the southbound lanes of high

san mateo mid 50's pacifica, daly city san francisco hang on to the jack it.h clouds upper 50's nap a.santa rosa east bay oakland 56 newark inland pots 56 concord 55 livermore. accu-weather 7 day forecast cold tomorrow morning. first storm is a weak one. friday into saturday. second storm is coming in monday into tuesday but could be a few showers sunday there. as you hook at the accu-weather 7 day forecast you do have the gap between saturday evening and the first halfof sunday. to get that lastment holiday shopping donor anything else you have to get done before the holidays. >> nice little window of opportunity. >>reporter: that's right. >> thanks very much. >>> it is fears in the u.s. still to come on 7 news at 9:0 9:00. changes that are finally coming announcer: sleep train thanks all those who helped make a difference last year for thousands of local foster kids. thank you for helping foster kids. thank you for the school supplies. thank you for the new shoes. thank you, secret santa. and thank you for donating money. announcer: your generosity proves th

two people dead after a head-on crash in pacifica. a wrong-way driver slammed into another car and at least one of the cars caught fire. this happened just before 3:00 this morning on highway 1, not too far from skyline college. can you see the debris scattered all over the roadway. all lanes of northbound 1 in that area still shut down and no word yet on when the roadway will re-open. >>> there could be ice out there on the roads this morning because temperatures in some areas are dipping below freezing. >> or very close. and we could also see rain and maybe even snow on christmas, and there's a phrase for that, i think, and our very own bob redell is on snow patrol in the mountains. a chance we could see flakes there? >> reporter: merry christmas to you, and we have been out here waiting and the possibility is here, because up on highway 17 of the santa cruz mountains around 2,000 feet, and we are getting close to freezing and with the light rains expected to come in, you could see a light dusting of snow. we do have snow in the bay

we are standing here on the pacifica pier. below us it is supposed to be a people but the waves are crashing and they are huge. the national weather service is reporting swells up to 33' along the cost from san francisco to big sur and high surf warning is in affect until 5:00 this afternoon, a western swell with periods of 17 seconds, so it is especially dangerous. that is a long time between the sets. so someone not familiar with the ocean could have a false sense of security. it is not safe. you could get a huge wave coming at you, it could take you out, wash you to sea and the big swells are this morning but will decrease to around 14-18' which is big. swimming conditions will be very dangerous with deadly rip currents. never turn your back on the ocean. there are signs warning people that the waves crashing over the seawall. we have seen that happen a few times. i have one request for oat it and christian christian, if i am flashed no posting on youtube or facebook or twitter. okay? >> but you will get if you followers. >

it's nasty and it boats and it's all over the beach down in pacifica. theer getting a handle on it here in baker beach. a note to voters, there are at least ten other containers floating out there. if you hit one of those submerged containers, tear out the bottom of your boat. be keir neglect-elect. >> that could be very problematic. deadly crashed this morning. a car and a like koided at an intersection. rosa ma min ski of san jose died at the scene. it hapd on chenoweth avenue. this was close to gunderson high school. they don't believe -- >> students accused of throwing a rock at a new police van seriously injuring an officer. it happened near britt ee avenue and 7. >> police flood the area and found the suspects. the teenagers were arrested for assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. >> was he on the clock? an uber drive plowed into a building close to a restaurant. we'll show you video of the skien. it happened in the so ma neighborhood, next door to the restaurant. you can see huge mats. it car jumped the curb abdomen went into the build

it happened along highway 1 of pacifica at 3:00 in the morning. two people died in the fiery collision between a uber car and a second car driving in the wrong direction. we have more from the father in pacifica, an interview you will only see on kron 4. >> reporter: there are still unanswered questions about this crash that happened along highway 1 in pacifica. christmas day for two families will never be the same. >> he loved everybody. >> reporter: before jason gilbride went out with his friend on christmas eve, he stopped to see his parents. he gave his dad a hug and tie dyed shirt, an early christmas present that turned out to be the last gift he ever gave. >> the tie dye is great, but i thanked him and told him to be safe. and he never came home. >> reporter: jason was in a uber car on highway 1 when his car was hit by a toyota corolla going the wrong way on paloma avenue. in the aftermath of the crash the cars are barely recognizable. the corolla burst into flames and the driver died. jason died, and the driver of the uber will survive. now

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this is of a twisted metal from the shipping container a second container has been spotted near pacifica 10 other contenders the falloff fight are nowhere to be found the coast guard has alerted other ships in the area to keep an eye out as not to run into them and the national marine program has some real environmental concern. >> reporter: we do know what is going to happen because of this when they don't know where those tin containers are and this is the one that washed ashore baker beach and broke apart another one at pacifica investigation into this is ongoing >> diane: years of back in the bay area coming up what we've talked about what kind of for the mystery. and study in the month >> catherine: a behind-the- scenes of the post office working in overdrive christmas packages to where they need to be on time. set by 15 the damage left behind some sun that by sunday's storm. >> reporter: storm is gone and what's left with us that a merger forecast called that one where you can expect coming with theelp comrt eper m keing momealt! i'm epindad schule. i'm epinmy m hap! comfort keers

janet is in oakland with matt keller at pacifica. hop you staying dry? >> yes, i am staying dry and were watching the camera and watching the waves. i am not so sure the waves will not get me with boots and rain pants and water prof jacket high tide was an hour and half ago and the waves are bigger than 15' scraping bottom of the pier. if you are not careful you could get doused. the big waves in overnight at bi, 20 -- pier at 20' a police officer locked the gate and kept people off. >> not safe to go out. >> crazy. it lookings so angry. >> the rockaway beach you can see the power. the rocks the size of grapefruits were blasted across the parking lot and pacifica public works block east turn around in front of the restaurant. the best police to watch mother nature? behind glass. don't tell these guys. >> i drive an hour up and feel the water. it is worth i. >> we were not immune to the waves. my photographer was pushed way back, barely avoiding a soaking. >> we are out of here. >> driving down beach boulevard was like an out-door car wash but it could be

year- old son killed in a head on collision in the early hours on christmas day along highway 1 in pacifica. two people died in the fiery collision between an uber car and a second vehicle driving in the wrong direction. good evening. thanks for joining us, i'm grant lodes. we begin with that crash and an interview with the father. it is something you will only see on kron 4. kate has the story. >> reporter: there are many questions about this crash that happened just before 3:00 in the morning. tonight, we do know that christmas day for two families will never be the same. >> he loved everybody. >> reporter: before jason gillbride went out with his friends, he went to see his parents. he gave his dad a hug and a tye dye shirt. it turned out to be the last give he ever game him. >> i'm a deadhead fan. tye dye is great. i thanked him. i told him to be safe. and ... he's not coming home. >> reporter: jason was in an uber headed home on highway 1 when his car was hit by a toyota corolla going the wrong way. in the aftermath of the crash, the cars are barely recognizable. the corolla burst into

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detours from pacifica overnight north on highway one and take southbound 280 and half moon bay east on. >>> thank you, matt. we want to take you from devil's slide tunnel to wall street where you are looking at a picture of the morning stock exchange with the dow rallying up 159 points already. >> jane king has that story in money report. happy friday. >> happy friday. san jose, the top city in the entire nation to find a job, on the population of each metropolitan area was compared to job listing and san jose was number one and san francisco was five on the lift. opec wraps up today and will have decisions they will keep pumping out oil at current levels so oil will stay low and keep gas prices right away $20. aaa said gas in san francisco is $2.77. google is playing around with hads that allow folks to try games before though take the leap to install them. the ads let users lay for a minute before deciding whether they will bay it. stocks rallying here today and we had a jobs report that nailed it, 211,000 jobs were added and unemployment rate held steady at 5 percent and this guaran

at all of the 50s, low-to-mid 50s and pleasanton was a cool so the at 51 and petaluma at 55 and pacifica at 56, and santa clara and union city at 53. san jose and 280 and 17, the fog is starting to korean crass your neighborhood. we will see a break not clouds headed to the afternoon hours. we will start out without needing the sunglasses. 50 in san francisco. the rest of us, peninsula, 63, topping out in the south bay at 66, east bay is 64, inland east bay 67 and north bay topping out at 64 degrees. 101 looking southbound near san rafael, you can see it is foggy here, and we are waking up to fog, more sunshine, warmer, and clouds increasing on wednesday and there is the rain, thursday, another chance this welcome. that is coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> and now, on the bridges, we go to the bay bridge with no delays and the fog is on the deck. give yourself extra time. the drive time from golden gate field to the tolls is five minutes and everyone is moving nicely and at the limit. we have a sig-alert in windsor because of a fatal accident last night and though are in the cleari

. >> we also want to show you some photos of the high tide in pacifica over the weekend. they were posted to our facebook page by lily. see the winds crashing on to the pier and on to some cars. the national weather service issued high surf advisory for several areas along the coast. santa cruz saw waves reach about 30 feet. strong winds caused problems for airline passengers in weekend as well especially in oakland. an alaska airlines pilot told air traffic comptrollers he was nearly blown off the runway. >> just be advised out of oakland, we encountered severe wind. i'll describe it as best that i can. the winds came across the runway. >> the wind calmed down by yesterday afternoon. several pilots reported wild winds and severe turbulence earlier in the day. one pilot flying at 4000 feet even said a strong downdraft dropped his plane another 300 feet as it was approaching the runway. while there were a few rough rides, there were no reports of any injuries or damage to any planes. >> i have felt that before. >> no, it doesn't feel good. >>> time now is 4:05. in ape seri

pacifica and daly city colma and sunset at 54, and downtown at 56. south san francisco, and brisbane at 55. across the golden gate bridge, 5 5 in sausalito and novato and napa at 56, santa rosa is warmest at 57. along the east bay more, oakland at 57. the cool spot is hercules at 54, and 55 in san leandro and union city and newark and berkeley. inland, our temperatures are coolest this morning and we will rebound up into about 54 to 55 degrees. we will have high chows keeping the temperature up a little bit and there could be isolated spots of fox and a lot of mid-to-upper 30s until san mateo and half moon bay and richmond and san francisco and san rafael, and jumping ahead to friday afternoon are into the evening hours you can see increasing clouds, but the lane will hold off until we get into 4:00 on saturday morning in the north bay, at 6:00 in the heart of the bay, and 8:00 to 9:00 in the south bay and by noon we are already seeing a tapering and by the evening hours if you head out, not much happening, so, fill take over the poeter part of the d

up to 30 feet, slamming against the pacifica pier there, it was closed for a second straight day. >>> in the sierra, heavy snow, lake tahoe got a fresh three feet on the slopes and on the roads! the dash cam caught this driver struggling to stay in his lane, he skids along for several hundred yards before spinning out. >>> all right, some breaking news to get to now out of paris, about 20 minute ago, we got word that there is a deal to put the brakes on global warming. representatives from 195 country have been meeting for weeks, governor jerry brown was there, the deadline was earlier today, talk continued in to the night and we're told the accord is complete and will be presented within hours. >>> hundreds of mothers and babies may have been exposed tu ber tuberculosis might have been exposing for months. >> reporter: more than 800 people have been exposed, by a nurse in the medical center. the hospital shows she showed no symptoms and passed their test one month before it was detected by accident on a chest x-ray. now the hospital is trying to talk to all people she was in contact

in pacifica, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the victims have not been identified. but the chp says the toyota driver the one driving the wrong way was burned beyond recognition. >>> look at the damage. a tornado did this ripping up trees and making a mess but this is not the midwest. this is a neighborhood not far from sacramento in el dorado county. >> paul, this is wild tornadoes in northern california, especially in december. >> yeah. crazy to have two in one day on christmas eve. our tornado season if there is one in california would be the spring and fall when you get a clash of air mass. pretty rare to have that happen in december. we are going to talk about the freeze in a second. two tornadoes touched down in northern california yesterday according to the national weather service. let's talk about the overnight lows here first. san rafael 29 degrees. mountain view 31. richmond 33. those are the record lows for tonight and i feel that all three will be broken. there is a freeze warning in effect tonight and tomorrow night. we could see widespread overnight l

battered and broken. >> pam: kron 4's terisa estacio headed to pacifica.e what's being washing ashore now. >> reporter: this was not an easy task out here in pacifica. >> reporter: kind of a big giant mess. >> your kids. there is a lot to be done out here. >> reporter: when a ship was hit by a big way to see the debris. another container and of content washed ashore. cleanup continued on tuesday as well. in both cases uc beach is littered with debris or cared for properly >> it is good for everyone >> reporter: they are monitoring this situation closely to make sure that there's no mulling being-- rolling life damage by the debris. at the >> reporter: said the kron 4 news. -- in pacifica >> pam: a modesto pastor is recovering. after being shot during a gun safety class. >> pam: tom smith was shot by his own gun safety instructor. police say the two were acting out a scenario when a loaded gun the instructor was holding accidentally went off. >> grant: driving his full- size pickup truck and, blasting through a hotel because of his billing. >> dave: >> gran

down to possibly pacifica. by 4:00, we are still looking at light rain in the north. rest of us are dry mid-50s to 60 and drizzle is possible heading to 7:00 hour. all of us are in the mid-50s. sue? >>> from san jose, 101, on 880 moving at the limit, the headlights on the right side of the screen headed in the northbound direction. that would be nice if it stayed like that all day. 280 in san jose and 880 overcrossing and traffic conditions are light with road work still to contend with and in the walnut creek area northbound and southbound 680. i am seeing slow traffic here. kristen and eric? >> breaking news, yahoo officially is scrapping the land to spinoff the stake in china's am -- alibaba and rest of the company after yahoo board met last week to review the spinoff and c.e.o. marissa mayer's attempts to turn the company an. we will have more on this bragging store throughout the morning. our coverage continues on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> orinda police investigate a home invasion robbery that left a nanny pistol-whip if front the five-year-old daughter yesterd

another one broke up in pacifica, and the debris is scattered down the beach. >> we hope someone comes to clean it up. >> residents hope the mess here is on somebody's radar. it is. parker says he'll be here tomorrow. >> after we finish this. >> i have heard that most of the containers that fell off the ship were empty. only some were the refrigerated containers that had the stiruphone. boaters are warmed to look out for the containers that could be floating offshore. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the rain is gone, but the cold is settling in. live pictures from san jose and san francisco show clear skies right now. what you can't see is that chill in the air. jeff ranieri is tracking the drop in the temperatures and just how low it might go. >> well, you'll be able to see in the microclimates, moe of the temperatures are in the low to mid-50. a chilly day all day. nobody broke out of the 60s. even though we're finding widespread 50s, some of the microclimates beginning to drop down into the 40s. so i wanted to show you that currently in sunol, 48 degrees. back to

san mateo, redwood city, half moon bay. 58 pacifica. some fog will linger. 51 downtown san francisco. 64 in santa rosa, 62 san rafael, vallejo, 63 in napa and the east bay and hayward. 64 degrees in concord, 65 livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast. you'll notice the light rain coming in wednesday. a stormy thursday morning commute. chance of some early morning showers friday on the accuweather seven-day forecast. chance of rain again saturday. it looks like the next system will bring us wet weather for sunday. you notice when the storms are coming in, it will get cooler into monday. multiple opportunities for rain. keep your rain gear handy. ama, eric. >> sandhya, thank you very much. just ahead, a polar bear who wanted in and refused to give up. >> yeah, look at that. and outside 30 on world news with david muir. >> the breaking news tonight, what the fbi is now reviewing about those two killers. what they were doing in the days before the attack. also breaking at this hour, donald trump calling for a ban on all muslims coming to

we have beautiful weather now as we take a look from pacifica. clear blue skies there, but that's not the case everywhere across the bay area. let's take a look at this time lapse in sunol. and we've had a few clouds rolling through through the night and that's just the light on the camera lens there. as we continue on through the time lapse we had a thick layer of clouds, some low clouds and fog there and we're still seeing those breaks in them as we go into the morning. but a few fair weather clouds now. some of those clouds this weekend will start to bring us some wet weather. but looking all dry now in san francisco at 53 degrees. the south bay at 57. let me take you to the east bay where it's in the mid-50s. a couple of spots making it into the low 60s now like walnut creek. so a little bit of some warmer air moving in. brentwood now at 59. and oakland is at 63 degrees. while it's 53 degrees in the north bay. as we go hour by hour in san francisco making plans for this afternoon looking good. not as windy and mostly sunny skies. a few clouds

mid 50s in areas around pacifica, daly city, san francisco, 56 for you. upper 50s in hayward. we shift in to the south bay, san jose, 55 for you in the afternoon for your tuesday. los gatos, 54. the extended forecast, dry through wednesday. partly cloudy skies. slight possibility of maybe a few scattered showers. looks like the north bay on thursday but really it's all the way in to the weekend. we get a pretty good chance of rain that moves in saturday. second system may follow for sunday. >> got a couple football games sunday. >> yes. we'll be tracking it for sure. >>> some twitter users may have been hacked and government sponsored hackers may be to blame for this. twitter sent notices to a small group of accountants who were allegedly targeted. twitter said it believed the hackers may be associated with the government but didn't give any further details. china and north korea have been suspected of hacking. it's the first time twitter has issued such a warning. >> today the faa announced new requirements for drone owners. under the new regulations people who own small dron

mike's in pacifica. mike? >> reporter: yeah, they are, kenny. you know, crab is a san francisco tradition for christmas. but not this year. the season continues to be postponed, which is why the crab traps are not at the bottom of the ocean floor. instead, they are piling up on suburban lawns like the one here in pacifica also piling up, bills. playing with your dog and watching a movie sounds like a good way to spend the afternoon christmas week but it's not what ian wood is used to doing. >> i would be going crabbing. >> reporter: that's something no one is doing this season. and when the last two months of the year make up most of your income, it's a hard, hard hit. >> $170,000. about 140 new crab pots. $300 a pot and then all the line and buoys sitting here at $400 a month. >> reporter: that's bad. and it only gets worse. >> then my car gets stolen. >> reporter: his nissan quest had all his clothes and identification in it. hasn't the guy suffered enough? forget that he can't make his house payments, either. >> my house is going to go bye- b

but this happened around 2:30 this morning on northbound highway 1 in paloma avenue in pacifica. two vehicles were involved in the crash and caught fire. right now, both lanes of northbound highway 1 are blocked while the chp investigates. >>> well, volunteers -- sorry, alley. at the san francisco salvation army are making sure people still enjoy a warm meal. >> packing up meals for seniors and people homebound because disability or illness. they'll start delivering the food at 7:30 u. for many seniors who live alone, a visit by a volunteer may be the only contact they have at all on christmas. two prominent charity will also serve meals today. and special families in need. and they will have breakfast from 7:00 until 8:30 this morning and kick off celebrations in the sanctuary at 9:00 a.m. and for the 23 period straight year yesterday, the famous house of prime rib restaurant served prime rib with all the fixings to some 3000 people. >>> over at st. anthony's dining room, they will begin serving christmas dinners to low income families starting at 10:00. players in the ucla will

and afternoon, mid-60s. 62 redwood city. 58 in pacifica. you're going to see fog into the afternoon in daily city. 57 degrees. and east bay, sun and clouds. inland spots you'll be in the low to mid-60s. accu-weather forecast, you're going to notice the clouds thicken up. light rain develops in the north bay. turning windy at night, stormy for thursday morning and getting cooler as we head towards that time period and then early friday morning, lingering chance of showers. a chance of rain saturday. sunday into monday, so every day on that accu-weather forecast we have the opportunity for drops except one day which is tomorrow. >> interesting. >> it's great. >> yes. >> good. >> thank you. >> well, seeing the galaxy far away in style. >> what retailers are doing ahead of the release of the newest star wars movie. >> abc7 news continues in just a moment. stay with us. announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge sel

. >> reporter: this single mother tells me that 14 months ago she lost her home in pacifica when she split with her husband. on this dampen dreary night the family takes eight trip to their storage locker. -- takes a trip to their storage locker. it was almost like christmas for the children as a mother angelique shabbos -- chavez unlocked the unit. valuable possessions have been storage are since they lost their home. she has five children ages 6 to 16 did -- 16.>> we had been mostly in hotels. >> the single mom from pacifica says they have stayed in vallejo in hotel rooms because they are affordable. >> it scary because there will be people outside of our door. they will be telling. >> reporter: 11-year-old anna and gabriel were taken in by chavez after their mother died and father couldn't care for them. chavez supports a whole family with her full-time job at a large retailer but still comes up short each month. >> to try to figure out how to come to work and make sure everyone is fed three meals a day -- things like that. i get down to the last dollar. let's put it that way. >>

derechos humanos, que hay que mejorar , quema la pobreza desigualdad social,, las manifestaciones pacÍficasacoso constante >> se plantea artÍculo por artÍculo los derechos humanos. >> son todos los derechos que tiene una persona por el simple hecho de ser un humano. >> mauricio macri cumpliÓ de el protocolo para recibir el mando. prestÓ juramento en el congreso. pinedo fue quien le entregÓ los atributos de mandato. matriz un --macri hizo un llamado a la unidad >>los bienes pÚblicos pertenece al conjunto de los ciudadanos. >> voy a ser implacable con todos aquellos que de cualquier partido o afiliaciÓn polÍtica, sean propios o ajenos, dejen de cumplir lo que seÑala la ley. >> la mezcla de petrÓleo mexicana continÚa en descenso. ha bajado cerca de ocho dÓlares. posicionando se a menos de $30 el barril. >> situaciÓn que el gobierno mexicano reconoce como un problema sino se cuenta con un sistema de protecciÓn petrolero. >> equivale a 106,000 millones de pesos, que tiene como destino cubrir nuestro presupuesto. >> han sido evidentes las diferencias en el chavismo. >> una conferencia de prensa f

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and afternoon, mid-60s. 62 redwood city. 58 in pacifica. you're going to see fog into the afternoon in daily city. 57 degrees. and east bay, sun and clouds. inland spots you'll be in the low to mid-60s. accu-weather forecast, you're going to notice the clouds thicken up. light rain develops in the north bay. turning windy at night, stormy for thursday morning and getting cooler as we head towards that time period and then early friday morning, lingering chance of showers. a chance of rain saturday. sunday into monday, so every day on that accu-weather forecast we have the opportunity for drops except one day which is tomorrow. >> interesting. >> it's great. >> yes. >> good. >> thank you. >> well, seeing the galaxy far away in style. >> what retailers are doing ahead of the release of the newest star wars movie. >> abc7 news continues in just a moment. stay with us narrthe holidays can be of an especially difficult time. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. everything's different now. i just don't expect anything. wh

edwin crouch actually saw the container off pacifica. >> at first, i thought it was a boat.oved, it didn't really look like a boat. >> nor does it now. from shark park beach in pacific, wayne freakman, abc 7 news. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, this is only for experts. an extreme 124 story ski jump that you have to see to believe. >> it looks like a bright, gold golden sunset. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. >> great shot. take a look at our golden gate bring traffic. it's hard to tell which is heavier. stay with us. we are back after a quick break. >>> look at this. imagine a ski jump right in the middle of the city. his urban ski slope would descend from the top of a 21 story apartment building. it would measure a thousand feet. the slope would provide easy access for skiers and snow borders. right now, they have to drive four hours to get to the nearest slope. local officials have to approve the plan. >> i think it's a good idea. i don't know if you can really do it. they're in the house, they're in the apartment. >> it takes a special breed to

pacifica at 35. that's really cold for the coast. boy, i'll tell you.wind 20, gusts to 30 in travis. higher elevations 25 to 30. in the hills, that's really cold. it's dry and sunny. 30s for some. winds are 37. sebastopol 32. novato, sonoma all in the 30s. bodega bay it's too cold to take observations. big changes, but not until friday, saturday. it's a cold morning out there. sunny and cool. breezy to windy, especially in the hills. coast, bay, and inland just not very warm. sal, what do you have for us at 8:03? >>> stel a lot of slow -- still a lot of slow traffic. we have people hitting the road. this is northbound 880 past 238. a lot of slow traffic. 580 is not really a decent alternate. there was a time when that was the alternate freeway and now they're both heavy and slow getting into oakland. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, slow traffic the whole time, 25 to 30 minute delay. i want to mention that traffic on 880 southbound is slow. there was an accident at 92 clearing and the san mateo bridge is going to be busy as well. people alway

pacifica, 55. san francisco, chilly mid-50s. for the north the bay, east bay and tri-valley, this is the one spot the we'll have the possibility of showers by the evening hours for napa and santa rose with conditions in the 50s, as well. for the east bay, it will say dry, walnut creek at 58. sunny skies in fremont with 60. tri-valley, 57 in pleasanton. changes we're tracking will begin saturday evening with the slight chance of showers. but the main event is holding off until sunday. 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., we'll see this area of low pressure and cold front move across the west. and that will increase our chances of rainfall. so let's drill down the timing for you on this storm system. once again, saturday evening, nothing major. it's bay sunday morning we'll start to see the cold front drop down around 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 in the morning. as the cold front moves across, we'll see the winds increase 15 to 40 miles per hour. another fast mover here. by 1:00, it's down towards san jose with gusty independewinds rainfall. we'll clea

terminÓ esta noche con el arresto de algunos participantes, aunque la mayorÍa las protestas fueron pacÍficasa de la ciudadanÍa de los indocumentados en el paÍs. el resultado de una encuesta social consigue con la opiniÓn de los demócratas, pero no con la de los republicanos. un 60% de los encuestados desaprueba la manera como obama maneja el tema migratorio. juan carlos aguiar aniÓn analizó la consulta de opiniÓn. juan carlos: se acerca la selecciÓn es presidenciales, determinantes para todos los que viven en este paÍs importar su estatus legal. una encuesta realizada por la agencia ap averiguÓ lo que piensan los estadounidenses sobre la situaciÓn de los inmigrantes y la diferencia no es muy grande. 54% apoya una salida que permita que quienes viven ilegalmente en el paÍs se hagan ciudadanos. el 24% se opone. por partidos polÍticos, la diferencias mÁs clara, la mayorÍa de los republicanos consideran que el tema de la legalizaciÓn no es un asunto vital para el partido. siete de cada 10 demÓcratas estÁn de acuerdo con legalizar a los indocumentados frente a una posiciÓn contraria de los republ

las protestas pacÍficas en general. chicago, viviana Ávila univisiÓn.o con la de los republicanos. un 60% desaprueba la manera en la que el presidente obama maneja el tema migratorio. juan carlos aguiar analizÓ la consulta de opiniÓn.. juan carlos: corre el tiempo y se acercan las elecciones presidenciales determinantes para los que viven en este paÍs sin importar su estatus legal. una encuesta realizada por la empresa ap averiguÓ lo que pisa los estadounidenses sobre la situaciÓn de los inmigrantes. 54 de cada 100 estadounidenses apoya una salida que permita que quienes viven ilegalmente en el paÍs se haga ciudadanos. el 24% se opone. por partidos polÍticos la diferencias mÁs clara, la diferencia los republicanos considera que el tema de la legalizaciÓn no es un asunto vital al partido. siete cada de cada 10 demÓcratas estÁn de acuerdo con la legalizara los indocumentados frente a una posiciÓn contraria de los republicanos, donde seis de cada 10 lo rechaza. frente a los hijos de indocumentados, nacidos en estados unidos seis de cada 10 encuestados apoy