low 60s around most of the bay area neighborhood. still kind of hazy out there. it will take until the middle of the afternoon until we see more sunshine, but still air quality not great, especially in the north bay. high temperatures could see about 70 degrees in some neighborhoods and a quick cooling this evening. we are going to see more cool area in the bay area for the week ahead. i'll have that in a few minutes. >> thank you, katie. developing news from north korea wherefore the first time we are hearing from the palo alto man who is being held captive. he's been there for more than a month now. abc7 news reporter ama daetz shows us the video posted by the news agency. it shows 85-year-old newman reading an apology letter. >> these are the first agages we are seeing from merrill newman since he was detained more than a month ago. he's reading from what is called an apology letter that explains what he did against the north when he fought in the north korean war. >> they collected information of the dprk and they attacked communication systems and killed three innocent operators. >> the korean central agency report said he masterminded espionage and subversive activities against the dprk and in this course he was involves in killing army personnel and innocent civilians. earlier this week his wife broke her silence, pleading for his release. >> we hope whatever the misunderstanding is will be resolved very quickly and that he can return and be at our table for the holidays. >> what is not clear is who wrote the alleged apology letter. in the past the north korean government has been accused of coercing statements from detain. in the video newman promised to tell the truth about the country if they let him go. a possible indication of his release. >> i can understand that in u.s. and russian countries there is misleading information and propaganda about dpr of k. >> abc news has contacted the state department to see if they have reviewed the video and have anything to stay about it. we've also reached out to through man's family in the bay area. so far no wore from either. ama daetz, abc7 news. >> newman is a korean war veteran. he was on a ten-day trip to the country last month but was removed it from his plane by government officials just as his flight was there to take off. that was october 26th. his family has had no contact with him since. >> developing news in alaska. a commercial plane crashed last night in a remote village, killing four of the people on board. air alaska flight 373 was a single engine turbobot 208. the flight from bethel to saint mary's village went down near its destination about 470 miles from anchorage. the pilot was killed, and three passengers, including a baby boy. the condition of the six surviving people are not no one. the state spokeswoman said they are assisting the survivors. also developing news in africa. a mozambique plane has crashed, killing all 33 people on board. that's 27 passengers and six crewmembers. a deputy police member said it crashed in a national park near the border with angola. no word on what went wrong there. a major search and rescue operation continues this hour at a crowded public in glasgow, scotland after a helicopters crashed in the roof. we have an update. we know three people have died in the crash and 32 others are in the hospital. there were more than 100 inside the club attending a live music event when the chopper crashed last night. patrons reportedly formed a human chain to pass injured victims out the door. search and rescue teams are make sure everyone is accounted for. all lanes of the dumbarton bridge are open again after a fatality on the bridge. the bridge crosses the south bay and reopened to traffic just after 1:00 this morning. it was shut down at 11:00 last night to investigate the beth of a pedestrian who was hit by several vehicles on the westbound side near the poll -- the toll plaza. the man was dressed in black and had been walking in lanes. a north bay police officer made his 100th drunk driving arrest of 2013 this week. >> i firmly believe that it does save lives, and that's one of the main reasons i do the job. >> officer kevin mcdougle of the san rafael police department has received awards from mothers against drunk driving in each of the last six years and he could receive another this year. early thursday morning he made his 100th dui arrest of the year after pulling over a driver who ran a red life. -- a red light. his commanding officer told us his extra efforts are making a difference. >> he's made our community a lot safer. he's probably kept a lot of people from getting on the street intoxicated, and that just goes to his level of dedication. >> it's just something that i like to do and i have done for a long time. i think i'm pretty good at it. >> officer mcdougle said he looks for obvious violations like speeding or running a light or stop sign, and he says about half the people he arrests for dui thought they were okay to drive. happening today, the shopping focus shifts from big box retailers and major chains to small businesses. mom and pop shops will take part in small business saturday it's nationwide and in the bay area. people are encouraged to patronize their locally-owned stores. event was started in 2010 by a credit card giant, american express, but it quickly received the endorsement of the u.s. senate and small business administration. thousands of shoppers in the bay area hit the big stores for black friday yesterday. but among the deal seekers, demonstrators were also out in force protesting wal-mart. abc7 news reporter allen wrong captured the scene outside of the store in san leandro. >> you are ordered to disburse. >> about 150 people demonstrated in the southbound lane in front. the san leandro wal-mart. many of them in green t-shirts are part of an organized group of former and current wal-mart employees complaining of low wages and retaliation for attempting to organize. >> we as workers have a legal right to seek out when our employers are not treating us right. >> there is no intimidation, no retaliation here at wal-mart. in fact, we have processes for association to speak with management. >> i make $8.65, and it's hard to pay rent. you know, once you pay all your bills, you have nothing left. >> in california the average hourly wage is over $13 an hour. 401-k benefits and health insurance that starts as low as $18 a pay period. we know we have good jobs. >> one minute later five were arrested for civil disobedience. but their sacrifices still could not stop some of their own sympathizers from shopping at wal-mart. this man said he had to buy trash bags and pip towels. -- paper towels. >> are they going to stop you from supporting wal-mart? >> i'm supporting my kids, not the business. >> this store continued to have a steady stream of business throughout black friday. in san leandro, alan wang. abc7 news. >> 15 people were arrested during a protest at a wal-mart in roseville near sacramento. nearly 100 protesters were outside of the store for about two hours yesterday. but 15 people broke off to the protest and marched to a busy intersection and sat down. police said they were arrested for failing to disburse. despite a few problems, most black friday events went smoothly. many said it wasn't as crowd as expected. sales are spreading out because so many shop online or through mobile devices. ibm benchmark, that tracks e-commercial for retailers said online sales on black friday rose 9% from last year. ebay saw a 35% increase and amazon saw a 25% increase. for some customers the deals this year just didn't turn their heads. >> i thought it would be better. i mean, you see commercials on tv that say, you know, flat screens for $100. i didn't see any kind of that stuff. there are some good savings in there. >> retailers that opened early on thanksgiving day still say they saw relatively big crowds, an indication of what might be a new shopping tradition. store sales numbers will be released later today. check out this time-lapse video showing the hordes of shoppers marching through san francisco's union square yesterday. macy's in union square has been busy since its early opening thanksgiving night at 8:00. cyber monday is two days away and that's what millions of bargain seeking customers will go online to continue shopping. cyber monday sales last year tripled to almost $1.5 billion compared to 2011. this year's figure is expected to be higher and could be the biggest on record. >> developing news. in bart negotiations. two unions who went on strike twice this summer are now set to sue bart. it's over a family medical leave clause that bart claims was a mistake in the contract. it would have given workers up to six weeks paid family leave a year. bart removed the clause earlier this month before approving the contract. the union say the removal is an assault on the collective bargaining process. 6:10 on your foggy saturday morning. >> yeah, all the way down the coast, as well. but it is going to lift. there's not a thick layer of fog. it's really kind of thin out there. temperatures are cool. here's a look from our east bay hills camera. this could be oakland, if you could see it. later on today we are looking at numbers well into the 60s again. does it last through the weekend? yes. and then we get the changes. i'll explain coming up. >> thanks, lisa. >> also next, a veinier's kindness is giving -- a veinger's kindness is giving this team a dream come true. and later, a man who and you appreciate the things i do. tell me you love me. even if you say it every day. just tell me. [ female announcer ] everyone you love has something they need to hear this holiday. tell them with a hallmark card. >> this morning vallejo police are investigating a fatal shooting inside an apartment complex. the police won't say much about what led to the killing and the victim's identity has not been released. police are be looking for a man who robbed a bank of america bran inch walnut creek yesterday. these are surveillance photos of the robbery in the rossmoor shopping center. he went into the bank at 5:00 p.m. and handed over a note demanding money. he's a white man in miss 20s, about 6 feet tall with a thin build and a light goatee. hopping today a carr wash in oakland will serve as the place for a fundraiser in honor of a 23-month-old killed two years ago in a parking lot during a robbery. he was shot outside of a liquor store on 7th and willow streets when police say two man shot into a crowd because they thought it included rival gang members. proceeds will go toward a scholarship fund benefiting his sibling. >> thanks to our viewers, especially a very generous one. a peninsula pop warner football team will contend for the national championship in florida next month. we have the story. >> good to see you guys >> reporter: when the call came for an unexpected team meeting, no one expected good news. >> we were making a final plea. >> a seemingly impossible one. when we told you about the bay city bulldogs on thanksgiving day, it was a story of hope in the midst of despair. they are an elite pop warner football team. so good they qualified for the national super bowl tournament in florida. they are are on top of the world with their backs against the wall because they needed to raise $40,000 with a go or no-go decision this weekend and donations running dry. >> there's no way i can look their eyes and tell them we can't afford it, but that is what the parents and team expected. >> it will be devastating. >> we need to make a little more. >> a lot more actually. >> the $20,000 more still impossible, or maybe not. there was a moment in the thanksgiving story from patrick nunn when he described his frustration when asking for donations. >> they think we are just a bunch of teenagers trying to get money. >> what are you? >> we are football players. >> that got to me. >> oh, did it ever. because zach nelson is the ceo of next suite and he made a difference. >> let me know what you need to make under the difference to go and we will figure out a way to do it. >> after a team meeting players and parents prepared for the bad news. instead they heard the name zach nelson. >> and he's donating $20,000. [cheers and applause] >> with the stroke of a pen, 21 teenagers now have a fighting chance for a world championship. >> he's an amazing person. he does it for kids he doesn't know. >> zach nelson knows them now. >> do they give you a team hat now? >> yeah, maybe a jersey. >> one miracle down. one to go. >> bay city bulldogs are coming to florida. whoever is out there, you better watch out. we're coming. in san mateo, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> that's so wonderful. good to get some good news just in time for the holidays. >> that's right. >> and including good weather. >> you know, it's debatable because it's been the same old, same old. >> what we want versus what we need? >> exactly. they are getting a little snow in the sierra, the man-made stuff. more is needed. as we look at the doppler 7hd. we he is high clouds and low clouds is allowing for poor visibility around the bay. we will look for the sun coming up 7:06, setting at 4:51. another short day out there. but we will have plenty of sunshine this afternoon because high pressure is in command, despite the poor visibility and the spare the air day today. we are looking at things along the embarcadero, the roof camera pretty good. no problems there. and temperatures ranging from the upper 40s san francisco to the 40s across the bay, on the peninsula. half moon bay has the fog all wait down to salinas. the sunrise look pretty good. notice the clouds are really right down at the surface. not everyone is experiencing it. livermore, 41. good morning. novato. santa rosa coming in at 41 degrees. so from the airport at a quarter mile visibility to just about nothing half moon bay, a little deucey in the half moon bay from novato and napa, as well. but for concord this afternoon, another fair afternoon with the sky condition less than ideal. so we do have a spare the air again. the fourth of the winter season. the mild pattern does last through tomorrow, though. then look at the much cooler weather headed our way much of next week. the cooling begins on monday. so the air quality taking the hit in the north bay. so we really need to refrain from the burning and medium air quality from the east bay, central bay and into the santa clara valley. here's a look at our pacific satellite picture. you will notice the high clouds to the north will continue to sweep south. as high pressure noses into the eastern pacific, we will have the mild temperatures. the flow around the high allowing for a slight offshore push, and that will bring us up again well above average. so throughout the morning hours the cloud cover and then by the middle of the morning, probably about 10:00, 11:00, mostly sunny conditions throughout the afternoon and we with will look for really similar conditions with very little change electric day-to-day. in fact, tomorrow we could see a few degrees of warming, but today well up into the 60s. clear lake 67. look for a san francisco coming in in the mid-60s. the light offshore flow in the upper elevations. still very mild through the 1:00, 2:00 afternoon hour. 69 morgan hill. mid-60s santa cruz as well as point reyes. the accuweather seven-day forecast, steady pattern with mild temperatures continues. stronger on shore push brings the numbers down about five to seven degrees monday. we will continue to see the drop in temperatures, cooler, breezier, maybe a sprinkle could happen anywhere from tuesday, wednesday or thursday with the cool unsettled pattern and it's going to be hard to budge, but high pressure looks to build in next weekend. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. you can get video forecasts, spare the air alerts and power outage info and weather sweets from your favorite weather team. >> fingers crossed even for a few drops of rain this week. >> yeah, it could be. >> thanks, lisa. next a different kind of window shopping redefining how >> welcome back. dan harris joining us live from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning, dan. happy be lated thanksgiving. >> thank you. to you too, katie. good morning. coming up on gma, children and parents from several youth football games across las vegas got sick. we have much more on the story. also, black friday madness. ugly scene across the country as shoppers break into fights over deals at the stores. we have crazy video, including this. as you watch this play out, two people fighting and as they fall to the ground you will see one of them using a taser, which is just hard to describe how negative this is. we will talk about that and plus an amazing rescue on the positive side of the ledger here a young girl who dropped 80 feet after stepping on loose crocs on the edge of a cliff near sacramento. wait until you hear how she survived the devastating fall and who came to her rescue. beckham is make a request for his -- the soccer star for the movie about his life. all coming up on gma. i'm not an actor and he did not pick me. >> that's his bad because, dan, you know -- for us it's you. >> thank you, katie. >> thank you very much. see you at 7:00. >> excellent. thanks, take care. >> you too. a bay area shopping center is trying to redefine how people shop at the mall. westfield san francisco center teamed up with ebay to set up these digital store fronts. they don't just advertise products. they are actually ten foot tall tablets that let shoppers browse for items and if they like something, purchase it right there on the spot. >> the moment you get to the place you want to put in your credit card information, name and address, we push it to your phone and so it is not on the big display. it's all in the security and privacy of your phone. >> in the case of tom shoes, they aren't available elsewhere at the small. sony's display offers same-day delivery. they are using the displays to watch how people shop. >> doing good this holiday season could make you $7,000 richer. go to the abc7 news facebook page and take the pledge to give where you live. with each pledge we will donate one dollar in your honor to the bay area feeding america food banks up to $7,500. and everyone who takes the pledge will be entered to win. the winner will be announced december 19th. spread the love and help us give where you live. next on abc7 saturday morning news, a life-saving gift. new mission in life for a man who received a new kidney. and the surging popularity of the "my little pony" cartoon. and the new fans might not be who you would expect. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> good saturday morning to you. we are coming up at here's lisa argen with the weather. >> we are looking to visibility reduce the and cool temperatures with patchy fog from novato up toward napa. quarter mile visibility at sfo. just about nothing around half moon bay. by the time is burns off we will look at hazy conditions. with that a spare-the-air day has been issued. that allowing for a ban on wood burning today. so north bay community, the worst air quality. elsewhere, not great. we need some wind, a weather system to mix all these pollutants out of the atmosphere. it may be coming. i'll have a look at that coming up. katie. >> lisa, thank you. a richmond family is especially thankful this holiday season. his aunt, who was a perfect match, stepped in and gave him one of hers. here's the story. >> reporter: dejuan joseph and her nephew are recovering from a kidney plant transplant. she was the donor and he the recipient. >> we've been close since he was born. my baby. the child i didn't birth my son, this is my son. >> it was done at california pacific medical center the day before thanksgiving. >> my original color came back. i just feel better just like that. >> walker suffered from high blood pressure, which damaged his kidneys. for the past three years he's had to undergo dialysis three times a week. when his aunt was identified as the potential donor, both admit they were hesitant. >> you know, i had to check my motives, why was i doing this. >> as bad as i wanted to be off dialysis, i didn't want to be off that bad to where she was helping me and something happened to her. >> but death or other medical consequences following a kidney donation are extremely rare. for recipients the success rate is high. according to the organ transplantation network, about 98% who receive a kidney transplant live for at least one year after their surgery. about 90% live for at least nine years. >> we have a mission we have to accomplish. to be able to go through the miracle of what we did, and to share with others. >> the successful outcome has given them a new purpose in life. both have vowed to raise organ donation awareness. >> we need bone marrow donors and kidney donors, liver donors. >> it is important to get your name on the list because in the african-american community, there are fewer donors. >> he couldn't eat turkey. instead he was given a roasted turkey hat, which he proudly wore for the interview. >> i was kidding yesterday, and i got my life back yesterday so that was better than turkey, you know. >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> great story. we want to say thank you to taiwan walker he is a cousin. she sent a message to cheryl jennings facebook page telling us about the operation. her page is as facebook.com/cheryl jennings abc7. the insurance website appears to be up this morning but it will be key parts will be down this weekend or repairs. the president promised it would be optionally functional by the end of today. technical teams, including some from silicone valley, have been working around the clock. but they said healthcare.gov will be down again from 10:00 tonight until 3:00 tomorrow morning. that's pacific time. >> there's a surging popularity of the "my little pony" cartoon and it's not just from girls. but it's from grown men. they call themselves bronies, and they are giving researchers a never-before-seen look on how they behave. they met for a regional convention. >> he's a software engineer but he's also a brony. >> a brony, by definition, is an adult who likes ponies. >> thousands are hooked on the cartoon that started in the 1980s. newest incarnation of the show debuted three years ago on the internet. they recently held their first-ever convention in sacramento. hundreds attended in costume. >> you can go to conventions like these and see people dressed up of whoever they want to be. >> a chance to walk around like that all the time when you are in the street so you get to go out sometimes, why not? >> it is a chance share stories, memorabilia and sing favorite pony songs from the series. ♪ or a dance. they are rebel against ender and social stereotypes. >> people make fun of me, but i don't really care. >> it's weird that we are watching "my little pony." we are teenage guys. we shouldn't be doing that. >> it's different. >> it doesn't really matter. so what if it's weird? >> research done by the bronies shows there are as many as 12 million bronies in the u.s. alone. the fan page, equestria daily, has had more than 400 daily page views since 2011. it gets a whopping 175,000 page views a day. there's a booming market for pony art. she was blown away by the success of the first convention. >> within the first five hours we were sold out of our most popular lines. >> they are also attracting interest by researchers. one is studying them she spoke to us by skype. >> this is the first time anyone has begun studying a fandom. a fandom from the beginning. >> that's a group of extremely dedicated fans like trekkies, or in this case bronies. the bulk are male, age 15 to 30. >> when you talk about bronies, and you talk about young men who are fans of "my little pony," which is a little girl's cartoon, the first things that everybody thinks of is they are gay. and that's not what we found. >> he said very few bronies identified as gay. in fact 85% identified as heterosexual. many of them turned to it as a sense of community and camaraderie, probably not surprising from a show where friendship is magic. >> you all are my friends. >> the popularity of bronies has grown so much there's now a brony-com planned in burlingame. that will be in april. we have more information under our website under "see it on tv." >> still ahead, a bay area woman spends black friday at a shopping mall. what's the big deal? the international implications of hanging out at a local store. let's take a live look outside as we come up on 5:38 this morning. this, the view from our east bay hills cam of downtown oakland. you can see all the fog there but it's not thick. lisa argen will fill you i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> a very good morning to you all. welcome back. it's 6:40. you are looking live at the view from our mt. tam cam. a gorgeous sunrise shaping up. actual sunrise schedule for 7:06 this morning. temperatures across the bay in the upper 60s today. lisa argen will have more for you coming up in her full forecast. a gorgeous view. speaking of the view, it's look a lot like christmas in san francisco's union square. >> 3, 2, 1! hundreds of people gathered for last night's annual tree lighting ceremony. the 80-foot tree is ill illuminated with energy-efficient lights and more than 1100 ornaments. macy's has sponsored the tree lighting for 23 years. san jose's tree is also aglow. last night christmas in the park kicked off the holiday season downtown. for the first time the display 33,000 includes displays where dogs and cats will be rail for adoption. the sheriff's office called on some of its prisoners to help create the victorian-style set. >> all of this, the trailer and all of the rooms, was built by inmates at elmwood. they built the furniture, they did the design on the rooms so we are very excited to have live animals in the park available for adoption. >> christmas in the park, along with the skating rink, known as downtown ice, is open from 9:00 a.m. until midnight every day until january 1st. abc7, pier 39 and disneyland resort will bring you a special presentation of pier 39's tree lighting celebration tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 here on abc7. no excuse not to see a tree lighting. they are everywhere. we love them. and weather-wise what do we love? >> we aren't seeing too much out there. san francisco, across the bay, and hear is dense fog. a look from our east bay hills camera. you see how thin it is out there. from above, the higher clouds and a pretty sunrise. we will talk about still the mild temperatures, whether or not they will stick around for the weekend and beyond. a big cool down is coming. that's straight ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the warriers and thunder play an overtime thriller. it comes down to another final, frantic sequence. larry beil has the highlights best foods and holiday leftovers become irresistibly creamy turkey casserole. real delicious best foods. bring out the best foods. bring out the best. body washes with paper that reacts like skin. if others can strip this paper, imagine how harsh they can be to your skin. oh my gosh. 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the gap to bring attention to her cause. she's donating her paycheck to roots of peace, the nonprofit she founded that helps rebuild war-torn regions. >> couldn't they have a better place to be in bridging the gap for peace worldwide. >> the gap connection was made by her daughter, kailee, a new york based model who was chosen as one of the faces for gap's holiday campaign. the company chose her in part because of her charity work. she accompanied her mother to afghanistan and went on to raise $500,000 to build two schools there. a photo shoot kept her from work at the gap, but her brother joined in to help. >> you can't help but having to been to all the countries we do work to think about everyone who is not living the best life we have here in california. >> their work, especially in afghanistan, is more critical than ever. u.s. forces are withdrawing and will be out next year. opium production is increasing. roots of peace helps farmer replace poppies with grapes and other crops. >> turning those into form shares, and crops with other crops, and putting farmers back to work, impacting over 1 million farmers and families today, then we can win this war on terrorism from the ground up. >> in addition to afghanistan, roots of peace does work in croatia, vietnam and the west bank. they have launched a campaign to raise $1 million to finish removing landmines in bethlehem. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> the clock strikes 67:47. lisa argen with the forecast. >> yeah, it's a little foggy right now. we've been talking about that. and the visibility is reduced around san francisco and parts of the north bay. but it lifts throughout the midmorning hours. in fact, not much of the fog is extending further inland. we have that going for us and we also have higher clouds that are going to press through the bay area. but they will sweep on through. high pressure wins out once again today and stays with us for the entire weekend. here's a look from mt. tam. a pretty shot. that sun up in another 15 minutes or so. temperatures are cool, in the low 40s. san francisco, though, 48 degrees. good morning oakland. 42 with fog. redwood city low. san jose 43 and half moon bay. it is tough getting around there. here's a look from our sutro tower. you can see the fog here, right down in san francisco. these higher clouds will push on through and we will look for temperatures once again to be well above average. low 40s for concord, 41 livermore. good morning, napa. with partly cloudy skies and 38 degrees. visibility at the coast just about nothing there. so be careful from san bruno, south city, daly city. very foggy. nine miles up in napa and the east bay hills camera looking pretty washed out there. a spare the air again today with the mild pattern right on through tomorrow. in fact, i think we are going to see temperatures come up a few degrees as this ridge builds out ahead of an area of low pressure bringing in a much cooler air mass that will settle on in here for the upcoming work week the first week of december. and finally, from our roof camera, you can see the fog kind of making for a nice shot. but the air quality all across the bay okay. in the north bay look pretty hazy. but a spare-the-air day because air quality is less than ideal for no woodburning throughout the day and evening. this is our fourth spare the air day for the winter season. high pressure as it noses in to california. you notice we have a little bit of cloud cover here. we have a light offshore flow in the higher elevations. that means temperatures well up into the 60s. again, with plenty of sunshine. but it will be that hazy afternoon sunshine in parts of the north bay. 67 in chico and look for low 50s in tahoe. so they have been making snow waking up to temperatures in the teens. and in the afternoon pretty mild, though, in the 50s there. yosemite, about 60 degrees today. today more mid-and upper 60s for most out there. 68 oakland. palo alto coming in at 67. san jose in the upper 60s. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, we will see the temperatures just a few degrees warmer than the warmest day of the next seven will be tomorrow. we will look for temperatures to taper off as the stronger on shore push brings the temperatures down, as much as five to seven degrees. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, maybe a sprinkle with numbers just in the 50s. that's well below average and not recovering too much into next weekend. >> all right. lisa, thank you. in sports, next weekend eighth-ranked stanford plays arizona state for the pac-12 title. but first they have a big match-up today down on the farm against number 25, notre dame. kickoff the 4:00 p.m. last night the warriors and thunder had a buzzer-beater. this time in oklahoma city. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. when they played in oakland andre hit a jumper and stunned new york city. they paid him back last night in o k.c. star power. scores everywhere in this game. warriors turn it over early. kevin westbrook to kevin durant. the throw down. westbrook does it himself off another turnover. a former ucla star, 14 at the half. steph curry also 14 at the break. hand in his face. that's not enough to stop steph curry. warriors were up by as many as 9. westbrook leading the charge back. step-back three. had a season-high 34. game tightens up in the fourth. steph, acrobatic. spectacular. he had 32. they go to overtime. curry with one of his five assists here. look at the pass. to david lee, who waits for the right-hand. tied at 110. final seconds. warriors up 1. no. he rips the rebound away but gets it back and launches the game winner with a tenth of a second left. wow! warriors, heartbreak. they go down 113-112. an absolutely wild game yesterday afternoon between san jose state and previously undefeated fresno state. an epic shootout. they scored a total of 114 points. almost 1400 yards total. sparty needing a win to become bowl eligible. david was spectacular on senior day. the offense fails. 7-0, sparty. just getting started. no defense at all. the play here is a one-handed grab. oh, what a snag! answering. this is 75 yards. part of his school record 547 passing yards and 6 touchdowns. no picks. carr threw for only 519 and tds of his own. it 35-31 bulldogs. over 1,000 yards and 12tds the first half. to jones, fales on the ground. the sneak and sparty in the second half gets control of things to win 62-52. fresno state lose being their first game. their bcs dreams are crushed. san jose state at 6-6, they are going bowling. >> to the ice, sharks and blues. two teams with history and hostility. dan boyle there. joe thornton and burns would team up again a little later here. captain joe. putting it right on the tape of burns. sharks were up 4-0. but st. louis comes back. vladimir to schwartz. beats him. 4-3 in the third. but he would put a way. the empty winner and they win by a score of 6-3. we have college football. this afternoon 5:00, usc and then lexus after the game around 8:30. hope to see you then. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> all right, let's go bruins. snow in the forecast? lisa didn't mention that. all right, not real snow. but we will s >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $200 million megamillions draw. >> nobody was able to pick all six so tuesday night's jackpot soars to $256 million. in the north bay there is snow in downtown san rafael. it's part of the winter wonderland that was held last night. organizers made 40 tons of fake snow yesterday morning to create the snow-covered slope that cost $10,000 to make happen. sledding and other kids activities continues today from nine to noon. i don't know why sledding has to be a kids' activity. like to do some sledding. >> sure. a little gray out there but we have sun above the fog. it is pretty out there u see the ferry picture. temperatures cool in the 40s. we are looking at a spare-the-air day once this lifts again. so the air quality north of the golden gate will be the worst but we will have a sunny afternoon with upper 60s, maybe a 70 out there. and a warmer day is tomorrow where high pressure continues to keep us high and dry. then cooler, breezier throughout much of the weekend. the cooler days will be in the middle of the work week and we will be hard-pressed to shake the cool down. >> all right. so sunday? >> yeah. >> thanks, lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. news continues at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. 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