his name was michael woods. i wore a leather jacket and engineer boots, and i didn't look like them. they also tended to make fun of my hair and my beard and didn't think much of my accent. you stuck out like a sore thumb here, then. yeah. so when she met you, what was it about you that attracted her? i was absolutely different. natalie morales (voiceover): and what was it about susan that attracted michael? just about everything. natalie morales: was it love at first sight? yeah, she was gorgeous. she was absolutely gorgeous. and she was amazed to hear my stories about other places because she'd never been anywhere or gone anywhere. and she was just fascinating to be around. she was so full of love. natalie morales (voiceover): when they met, michael was 23. susan was 22. he fell hard for her, but not for her hometown. he was an indiana guy who never felt at home after moving to stephenville. i just didn't jive with the whole stephenville vibe. natalie morales (voiceover): including its music. michael was a mus

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tiger woods has had to pull out of playing in the tournament that he hosts in the bahamas after backot sure when he'll get back to playing competitive golf. woods is hoping that 2025 will see yet another comeback from injury, but the 48—year—old 15 time major winner says he's disappointed that he's not physically ready to play at the highest level at the moment. i am just progressively trying to test it, keep making progress, without setting it off. i don't want to have any setbacks, i just want to keep making progress and give myself the best chance going into next year as possible. the warriors regained the lead with gary payton's 23—foot three pointer. but denver hit back, to take the win 199—115. jokic fell four assists shy of his nba—leading ninth triple—double of the season. tiger woods has had to pull out of playing in the tournament that he hosts in the bahamas after back surgery and says he's not sure when he'll get back to playing competitive golf. woods is hoping that 2025 will see yet another comeback from injury, but the 48—year—old 15 time major winner says he's disappo

the woods team lost to team langer in a playoff hole, but the moment of the day belonged to the woodswosome. >> the state of california is moving another step closer toward requiring basic reading tests for young children. a panel of literacy experts has come up with a test that is designed to detect reading difficulties among students from kindergarten to second grade. that's in preparation for the statewide mandate for all young students in california that begins next fall. they will be required to undergo tests for potential reading challenges, including dyslexia. still ahead, how high tech advancements, including using artificial intelligence, could help senio stay in ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. "the doctor will see you now." every bite is a celebration but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. their golden

when you have a last name that is woods. will he turn pro?'ll tell you what, if and when he does, the expectations will be very high indeed. but a wonderful family moment indeed. there. >> yeah, perhaps a window into what's to come. all right, patrick, thank you. and coming up for us, blockbuster allegations involving blake lively and her. it ends with us costar. why? she says there was a campaign to ruin her reputation. we'll be right back in the lead with jake tapper today at four on cnn. >> car. this isn't the way home. >> that's right. james. it isn't. >> car. where are we going? >> we're here. >> to the future isn't scary. >> not investing in it is. >> were you in on this? >> nothing gets by you, james. >> nasdaq 100 innovators one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco. >> com do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn

earlier today against tiger woods. tiger woods hits driver off the deck on the par five.unker. i've never seen that before. even tiger called it one of the most amazing shots he's ever seen. that's tiger woods then on 18 in the playoff he buries an 18 foot eagle putt on team woods to win the tournament. pretty incredible. charlie awesome. but bernhard langer 67 years old. wow. that's that's not old by the way. no. i just want to mention that i wanted to mention that incredible. from incredible to a. well, it is what it is right. the 49ers hopes of making the playoffs are officially over. reaction from today's loss at miami, and their motivation for the final two games of the season. yeah, it's painful to watch. stick around. sports is next. z's bakery is looking to add a pizza oven, arissa's hair salon wants to expand their space, and steve's t-shirt shop wants to bring on more help. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, they can think more about possibilities for their business and not the cost of their internet. it's five years of gig-speeds and advance

women in traditional society an hour a day go gathering fuel wood and another hour day gathering water. both of these problems are transformed immediately with the arrival of propane cookstoves and an liquid petroleum gas canister. incredibly easy problem to address. we are partnering in to spread this. 2.5 billion people don't have that. you had to weigh that against potentially the one or 2% reduction in global income three generations from now which by the same economic model everyone is through four times richer than they are today. climate change is real and there is data behind it. calling it a crisis and a justification to make energy mark spencer them less reliable is simply dishonest. look what's happening in europe today. wealthy sweden has subsidies to help people pay their heating bills but to her lizer factors in the united kingdom were shut down for the government had to intervene rapidly to put one of them back on because that's the source of industrial co2 and you can't carbonate the -- that this was the start of a real crisis. to briefly be carbonized. energy poverty i

tiger woods�* 15—year—old son hits his first hole in one. welcome along, thank you forjoining us.rsenal were top of the premier league. this christmas they're third, trying to catch liverpool who are six points ahead with a game in hand. today came the frustrating news that winger bukayo saka will be out for several weeks following the hamstring injury he suffered at crystal palace on saturday. here's what manager mikel arteta had to say. yes, mikel arteta had to say. it's a huge one and obviously yes, it's a huge one and obviously he is a big player for us and we will see the impact it will have on the team. it will be a good exercise for all of us to think about ways to overcome another challenge because we already have a lot. challenge because we already have a lot-— have a lot. how is raheem sterling? _ have a lot. how is raheem sterling? he _ have a lot. how is raheem sterling? he will— have a lot. how is raheem sterling? he will be - have a lot. how is raheem sterling? he will be out i have a lot. how is raheem| sterling? he will be out for weeks he _ sterling? he will be ou

i know you're a replacement for wood.e are a lot of people who say thank heavens they're using this getting it out of the landfill. >> environmentally by using very high percentage of recycled, we're more environmentally sustainable than wood. i would say it varies by segment. in the diy segment it's important that we offer the right price points and the right accessibility. in the more premium segments we continue to offer a really premium value proposition and in the millennial segment, it's important that we market both, that we market sustainability but also long lasting and have the right kind of value propositions. >> when you took this job from 3m did you know this was a growth company or did you turn it into a growth company? >> coming in, the market -- you love coming into a market where the vast majority of the market, in my case when i started, 85% is an interior material, which in our case was wood. so you look at it. we had, you know, a strong technology base that required some investment, some nurturing, bra

, the son of golf legend tiger woods.he two were competing in the pnc championship in orlando as a duo. well, that hole in one right there propelled team woods back to the top of the leaderboard. erica, that's that's so cool. >> i mean, it is something ultimately they did lose the tournament. but you know what? they won in the end. despite falling short of the title, they were asked where the de ranked the younger woods said number one, not even close. not a bad day with your dad. >> love that so much. >> good stuff danny. it's a pleasure being next to you. there's a wall separating us, but i can i can feel that we were really working together today. >> yeah. likewise. your energy is right through the wall. >> yes, yes, we should do it again tomorrow. >> sounds good. >> all right, stay tuned. the lead with jake

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you can see wood swells out to the size. a peach, that's a handgrip and of course it's got a wooden rammer now a wooden rammer is a problem. what happens if you break your hammer in battle? you're in trouble you can't load your musket so very the british in issuing their first standard arm realized we to make some improvements we need to keep this thing going make it and better and better so the musket that's on screen now these are a variety patterns but they show you what the arms looked like up until and during our french and indian war andhese are the first arms that come over to america we kno pattern 1730s were shipped to georgia the first time in the 17 excuse me of. two oglethorpe for his expedition to georgia. so we know these things are here. they were shipped over by tens of thousands in the 1750s to arm both the british that fighting here in the french and indian war and course the american provincial units that were their allies. but by the time we get to the american revolution, the musket changed a little bit.

charlie woods makes his first hole in one. >>> and an unforgettable christmas. at 75 years old, a man suddenly discovers the family he never knew he had. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. and thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm rachel scott in for linsey davis. several developing stories as we come on the air tonight. defense officials are scrambling for answers in that friendly fire incident in the red sea. a u.s. navy cruiser mistakenly shooting down one of its own. first, millions of americans are on the move with just days to go until the holidays. we are tracking a fast-moving winter storm. will it make for a white christmas? and what could it mean for the millions of people who are expected to travel for the holidays? tsa already expecting record-breaking numbers. but most travellers will head to their destinations by car. abc meteorologist somara theodore leads us off. somara, time this one out for us. >> rachel, we anticipate this bitter cold to stick arou

anne allen: i was outside to put wood on the fire but that was it.derson: and you didn't-- you didn't see scott out there? anne allen: no. melissa hoppmeyer: literally, in order to open that shed, would've had to step over scott horn's body. josh mankiewicz: and she saw nothing? melissa hoppmeyer: saw nothing. josh mankiewicz: on top of her hatred for scott, the state said there was another motive. kezzi henderson: there's life insurance. josh mankiewicz: how much? kezzi henderson: it's five hundred thousand dollars. josh mankiewicz: the prosecutors knew the defense attorneys would say anne was physically too frail to beat scott to death, so they were ready. a security camera at neighbor cindy's house showed that sometimes anne used crutches, and other times she did not. cindy: the crutch and the cane would come and go, it seemed, at will. melissa hoppmeyer: i mean, neighbors saw her both before and after walking around. she was fine. i mean, was she a person in her sixties? absolutely, but she's not incapable of committing this crime. josh mankiewic

and he said he went way out in the woods and he buried her way out in the woods.l location for tricia's body, near a river in indiana. but jimmy needed more specific information. luckily, he seemed to stumble into it a few nights later when he spotted hall inside the prison woodshop, a restricted area. there's nobody at the door, no guards or anything. and i went in there. and as i came up from behind him, he had all these little different statues lined up. 10, 15 of them maybe. and i couldn't tell what they were at first. and as i got closer, i noticed he had a big map laid out. and he dove on that map and folded that thing up really fast, and slid it off to the side of the table. and i go, what are these things, anyway? he says-- there are these little falcons-- and he goes, they watch over the dead, jimmy. he goes, they do. and they looked like? a good sized chess piece. lester holt: jimmy had a strong feeling that hall's wood carved falcons and the map were journal keeping by a serial killer. that map had little red dots all over it of illinois, indiana, and w

you know who this is, cathy wood. called the judge "activist judge at its worst and assault on investor rights". wood is confident the judge will overturn it. i was reporting on this in january, the first time the judge rejected it. vivek ramaswamy was commenting on our network about this saying this is a real damage to capitalism. it's so interesting that musk and vivek are working together now in the next administration. stuart: it's not absolutely over? >> it's not over. stuart: total forever rejection of the pay package. stuart: it's not over and they're going to appeal and before anyone gets worried about musk, he's still the wealthiest man in the world, even without the pay package, which sin credible. stuart: 360 billion. incredible. lydia, thank you indeed. coming up, the u.s. has nearly 1,000 troops in syria. the government says they're not picking sides after rebels attacked the asad regime. full report coming up. incoming border czar, tom homan, said we'll see fewer caravans reaching our southern border, th

. >> a wood fire grill. >> nothing like wood fire. >> you want to whisk it? >> nothing whisked.or if you go to italy, you call them valencia. >> where does it all come from? our people. all corn products are hours. right? >> another little food factoid to you. it originated right here in the caribbean with the taino people who called it babacor. >> remember everything that we do was with wood fire? i have had grits all my life. but this is way better than any grits i have ever had. >> this is what we are doing. we are just dealing with the texture. it is the same stuff. just different texture. it is all about the luxe. >> oh, my god. >> you can call it whatever. this is where we are going. >> it is amazing how the passion for the past has allowed the chef to create forward leaning dishes. the same humble ingredients they have loved all their lives. >> going to be in my kitchen. >> i am going to set it up for you. >> found himself back in his home of puerto rico with fungal. bringing the ingredients of this tropical paradise to the world. >> we started playing with our local swor

outside, workmen dangling on ropes to hammer wood into place.o ancient wood, ensuring that every light bulb is lit, and every floor polished. >> our job is mostly to bring back all the value of mural painting. >> painting restorer diana castillo has been working in the many small chapels of notre dame where centuries ago murals were painted onto stonewalls and ceilings. >> we had a lot of work to clean them. >> diana shared photos and video of what the chapels and paintings looked like when she and other restorers began their work after the fire. cloudy and dim. and their appearance now after cleaning. >> so we did one chapel after another after another. and after we finished the cleaning process, it was really almost one year. we were like okay, now we can see the paint. now we can appreciate it and start the real -- the restoration. >> so you were not just removing the soot from the fire, but you were removing the grime from centuries. >> exactly. exactly, exactly. from 1850, actually. many of them had never been touched since 1850. so you ima

. >>> the mysterious find in the massachusetts woods.d dozens of amazon packages. >>> the kilauea volcano erupts on hawaii's big island. the dramatic images tonight. >>> and america strong. the community that answered the call, fulfilling one man's wish for a beloved sweet treat. >>> good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. i'm rachel scott, in for david. we're tracking the news about former president bill clinton, and the winter weather alerts for millions. >>> but we do begin tonight with the new images. the suspect in the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in a new york city courtroom today. luigi mangione appearing today in shackles and under heavy guard, dressed in a maroon sweater and khaki pants. he plead not guilty to 11 charges. including murder as an act of terrorism. mangione displayed no emotion as he sat at the defense table. his lawyer saying she is concerned about statements from public officials. she questions whether he can get a fair trial in new york city. abc's senior investigative correspondent

charlie woods, who is 15, delivered his very first ace of his young career. the hole in one happened at the pnc championship in orlando. as you see, dad tiger woods joined in to celebrate. >>> well, it's a big prize, or rather a fat one, respectively. el gordo, which means the fat one in spanish, is the first prize in spain's hugely popular national christmas lottery. this year's draw will spread riches totalling around $2.8 billion, much of it in small winnings among multiple people. >>> and who said santa needs sleighs. not in venice, at least. these santas took to the city's canals for the annual christmas regatta. it's a tradition that ends with rowers racing in awards for the best decorated gondolas. >>> when we return, we visit california's christmas tree lane, and this neighborhood is lit. >>> we end tonight on a bright note and a little history lesson for you. on this day in 1882, edward johnson, who worked with thomas edison became the first person to string electric lights around a christmas tree, eliminating the use of candles and starting a brand-

protect the health of your family and neighbors by not burning wood. sign up for alerts and do your part to spare the air. welcome back to fresh aiai. u may know that when electric car catches fire, it burns and it burns and it burns. battery. fires are very difficult to stop. a single car can burn and flare back up for hours. now imagine a warehouse full of batteries. it's a problem you haven't thought about, i'm guessing, but the folks at alum rock have. they've built a special warehouse outside sacramento to house lithium ion batteries waiting to be shipped to factories. brandon moraga is cut the ribbon on the warehouse. he is the chief operating officer at alum rock, a global supply chain company. brandon, i mentioned cars, but there are generator batteries. there are golf cart batteries. all of a sudden there are a lot of batteries in the world. yeah. that's right. and thanks for having me today. obviously, to talk about this important issue. you know, lithium ion batteries have been in our lives for a long time now, right in our laptops and on ou

then the cathedral's nave was littered with burned wood and stone rubble, a gaping hole in the ceiling where the flaming spire crashed through. even when we visited in 2023, a dense forest of scaffolding remained. now it is open and airy. every stone shines. every stained glass window is polished. every masterpiece glows. all topped by a new spire and a new roof replacing the utter destruction of five years ago. >> we had the big vault there to rebuild. >> so there was a gaping hole. >> a big hole there. when president macron said five years, we knew that this point here was the most challenging space of the restoration. >> reporter: if philippe jost is now commander in chief of the restoration, philippe villeneuve remains its artistic director. chief architect of the cathedral since well before the fire. we saw him in 2023 supervising every detail and every artisan. >> you also told us that rebuilding notre dame was in a way rebuilding yourself after the fire. do you feel rebuilt now? "yes," villeneuve told us. "today i can watch images of the fire, see the spire falling into the flam

. >>> but we are not out of the woods. that area has seen well over 100 aftershocks in the day and a half since the quake struck. our wilson walker is in the town of in in humboldt county where residents are grateful things were not worse. >> and i was up like this and when it started shimmying, i grabbed ahold like this and then i saw the syrup of the ice cream start flying off the shelf, like the ground was just coming up and just launching over. so we kind of tiptoed and went straight towards the door. we got everybody out quickly. >> reporter: for april the earthquake was a kind of initiation. she recently moved to scioscia from kentucky. >> i don't think i ever want to do anything like that again. >> reporter: and the sound of shoes on the floor gives an idea of how much cleaning up has taken place here at hobie's market and deli. >> they were all on the floor. >> reporter: a day later cleanup is still unfolding. >> there was a one rack here. >> reporter: with lost inventory now piling up in the dumpster. >> that's al

i close my notebook and we out of the woods, up the hill back home. she sorts her lot, dips from the bucket into a galvanized tub and washes her assortment. she is careful to remove the toxins from any plant that is suspect by either washing blanching until she deemed it safe. i can't recall what all collected, but she mix them all together. a single pot of greens. i don't remember what we ate alongside those greens, but i remember them being enjoyable and how proud. i was to have had such a great role in the forging of the greens the more. this is me talking about my aunt. the more anglo talks, the more she remembers. she even calls the next day to add on to what she said can hear the giddy nostalgia in her voice when we talk about green, she says. we used to go into people's tobacco fields for greasy greens. i remember chrissie gave greens. they are among the first walgreen's to sprout in the mountains. come the end of winter. anglo says she remembers sardar and the tangy mustard taste of it. i feel closer to all of our people through her. her 86 ye

. >>> straight ahead in sports, a playoff with tiger woods in it?ike my chances. >>> and the 49ers playoff hopes. they made a "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> all right, nfl up top. the 49ers, one of those two steps forward, three steps back, and at the dolphins where it will be an afterthought and a winning record to close that business. why does brock purdy wear number 13? because he was a fan of the dolphins number 13. and their first drive was the end of number 57, dre greenlaw that went down with a calf injury where he did not return. the wide receiver, deebo samuel would return with a strong game. seven catches, 96 yards. more than made up for last week's key drop. and a 17-yard explosion play here, and then they kept on going in the opening

everything that is on the road that is visible, including road signs, but not in other words, in the woods of san francisco, jolanda tagged all sorts of content. these of jobs came in around the clock. she was paid by the task of just cents. ready over time the work became more and more sinister. ready as time goes by, the content that you exposed yourself to now it's best to have. what does she mean by that? we'll get to that. but 1st, let's pause for a 2nd to understand the role of data entertainer so like her in training, cutting edge she, i systems most of today's a, i analyze this huge amounts of data. the goal is to identify patterns. for example, how to identify a cat or a dog versus how the systems are and that cats tend to have pointed to years and it's triangular faces. while adults tend to have broad faces and sloppy years. the more data they have, the better they can. they come to understand that even though this animal has pointed to yours, it's still a dog. but what is the data isn't straightforward. this is square human data, entertainers come in. their job is to make sure d

coming up, we hear from cathie wood and her predictions on crypto and robotaxi.'t want to miss that interview. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ caroline: welcome back. we are checking in on one key reflection of risk sentiment over the course of the week, bitcoin. at one point on tuesday exceeding 108,000 dollars per token. now diving down to the $97,000 level. worried about the trading days on sunday. no rest for the wicked, it trades 24/7, but we are seeing money come out after 15 straight days of money going into those spot bitcoin etf's with a pause in the record outflow on thursday and people started i just what higher for longer really does mean for and ultimately record run that we have seen from bitcoin since the election of trump. we want to dig into what the experts are saying. cathie wood joined bloomberg yesterday to discuss her outlook for bitcoin in 2025 and talk about how bets on tesla and the incoming trump administration would impact the tesla story and autonomous driving. take a listen. >> one of the changes, back to regulation, is the likeliho

when i first arrived, i saw planks of wood being drifted up into the river. so that really describes how quickly this stuff is spreading. and i'm sure that that powerful currents and powerful waves are just making sure that spread of debris is just more vast than what it could have been. if it wasn't as powerful. for sure. and you don't want to take your boat out there either. >> yeah, i mean, the waves are one thing, but then you put a bunch appear wood and debris out there. not a good night. probably tomorrow day for boating jacques moment. appreciate the report. and i know you'll continue to gather more info. we'll check back, thanks, jack. thank you, jack. alright, weather time here as we get a live look at sfo. >> yeah, lawrence. he talked about 26 foot waves that. >> even a little bit larger than that. >> they're looking some huge swells coming in higher than forecast and expected to build overnight tonight. tomorrow. still going to be very, very large. so we've got high surf warnings up along the coastline. now until looks at least 6 o'clock in the eve

the next morning, police go into the woods and they shout his name. one of the officers hears a faint response. they found the man fallen, and in a creek. >> can you hear me? >> he had been there for hours. the man was taken to the hospital. his family grateful to the men and women in blue. we'll be right back. >> this right here is confidence in a bottle. >> it makes me feel so much more confident than i have ever felt. they are some of the hottest videos on social media. >> those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. annette figueroa is here to tell us why she says this one is for real. >> this one is for real and i'm so excited we even have a video and all he uses is a small amount on a clean, dry face. and what it does is it tightens and lifts the appearance of bags underneath your eyes. and i did this to my father. we were at home, so we applied it to his under eye bags and let me tell you, we were so excited. and under ten minutes they visibly disappeared from view and now it is literally part of both of our daily routine

the air alert day due to wood smoke pollution. we don't want to add anything to that.e also watching out for the possibility of dense fog and some of the inland area. but overall it's a dry start to december and we will see more of that. take a look at our live view in san jose. waiting for the sun to come right up over those hills there. and it's going to be in the upper 40s in the next hour. we'll see those temperatures holding steady and throughout the day all sunshine as we warm up nicely into the upper 60s and low 70s. mike, you checked out some of the early slowing in san jose. you showed 280. this is 101. this is where the speed sensors were slowing down. quite a bit. let's take it to the map where we see northbound 101. it did simmer down. it was really focused for just a couple of minutes. no incidents reported. nothing on that camera. so typical build there for 101. coming up for the second build at about 640. i've circrcled the walnut creek interchange here. southbound 680 does show slowing down toward 24. something may have happened there as far as someone

woods isn't playing this year, but young put together an opening round the 15—time major champion woulds gave him an opening 64. that means he leads by two from fellow american justin thomas. after five defeats in a row, the golden state warriors are back to winning ways in the nba. they beat the houston rockets 99—93 in san francisco — jonathan kuminga getting a career—high points points haul of 33. warriors were missing starters steph curry and draymond green because of injuries, but both are likely to return against the minnesota timberwolves on friday. and that's all the sport for now. a former british paratrooper who has pleaded not guilty to two murders and five attempted murders on bloody sunday back in 1972, will stand trial. ex—paratrooper soldier f, who cannot be identified, is accused of murdering james wray and william mckinney when members of the parachute regiment shot dead 13 civil rights protesters on the streets of londonderry. his lawyers were attempting to have the case thrown out due to what they say is a lack of evidence. but thejudge in belfast said that was for th

still have a spare the air out there for the wood burning fireplaces, where we need to do our part. but that's about to change. bigger pattern is going to shift. then we're talking about rain. by the end of the week, i'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. for now, back to you. >> thank you so much, darren. >>> oakland police had a busy sunday morning responding to multiple side show shootings and a mob of people ransacking a gas station. >> this all comes as the city is looking to shrink the police force and reduce their budgets. da lin has the story. >> reporter: a mob ransacking a gas station. a car catching fire. a sideshow spectator getting hit and flying into the air. many residents say nothing to see here. just another weekend in oakland. >> not surprised at all? >> no. it happens all the time. you hear gunshots. this is every weekend. every single weekend. they go nuts out here, they fight. >> reporter: deborah harper says it has become lawless and dangerous. she carries a can of mace just to smoke a cigarette outside her uptown apartment. >> for safety. i've had to u

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no wood burning is allowed. so mornings will be chilly in the 40's depending where you are, but pretty mild in the upper 40's. but let's take a look at your neighborhood, san francisco. these are your daytime highs tomorrow. we have some 60's mid-sixties. >> over by the coast, we have some mid 60's as well. so see similar temperatures around the region, maybe warmer in the upper 60's in some places. so south francisco, you're looking at 64 degrees. burlingame, 66 for you gets warmer towards mou,tain view at upper 60's there and to santa clara county. that's when you start to see some 70's on the map. santa clara, 71 safe for you in san jose. morgan hill blow 7 tease for you and for you in milpitas and to the east bay, more upper 60's, 70's and sun all and more upper 60's and hayward union city and fremont to contra costa county. we're talking mid to upper 60's along the east bay shoreline, berkeley and oakland to 66 degrees for you and to the north, a very similar temperatures. so overall, our weather pattern is