♪ news rise up. rise up. rise up. the people's movement against apex. >> san francisco was chosen as the host city to welcome so many people all to our city from around the world to support aipac. >> we want to make sure that the people actually have a say at sort of what sort of deals

happen in our country. shutting down right blocks of san francisco really making it hard for the people who actually live and work here. and we want it apec to be something very, very special for each and every one of you. >> tonight, it's the arrival of aipac, and not everyone is excited as 20 to 30,000 people descend upon san francisco for this landmark trade event with world leaders. thousands more pushed back by marching through the streets. good evening. i'm j-r stone. just as aipac gets underway, it was not quite a red carpet rollout for the 21 asia pacific member economies, as more than 3000 people showed their opposition to the event. marching through downtown san francisco today. speakers from various groups voiced their concerns, ranging from fossil fuel use among the apec member economies to lgbtq plus and human rights, as well as the israel hamas war. >> so our main thing is we actually just want to shut it down. we want to make sure that

the economies, the things that people want are actually voiced by the people themselves and not just these big heads of state that are coming. >> other activists we spoke to said they plan to protest throughout the entirety of the apec summit during this demonstration, anti-israel graffiti was spray painted on the san francisco chronicle headquarters and a mission across from the sf mint. you're seeing that message here. other messages were spray painted along portions of portions of today's rally, like these tags in front of the wells fargo building downtown on market and drum. as for the apec summit itself, world leaders were still going from event to event tonight, all as the rest of the city wonders how their daily routines and work commutes are going to be affected. abc7 news reporter suzanne fawn joins us live in the newsroom as we are finally getting to see how these months of planning are turning

out. suzanne >> so j.r, some people we talked to are very much aware of the strict security and many detours expected this week for the apec summit. others had no idea about roadblocks. now, san francisco welcomes world leaders, dignitaries and business leaders this week in the most significant global gathering here since the founding of the united nations in 1945. it starts and not just the long awaited apec summit, but the traffic troubles. it potentially is going to be a nightmare. >> it already seems like it's going to be pretty packed, so i'm just going to try to avoid most of these streets as long as possible around moscone center. >> it's slow and go. plenty of signs warn commuters of street closures in that area from tuesday until sunday. moscone center will be ground zero for the apec summit, with nearly two dozen heads of state and thousands of delegates and hundreds of foreign media at apec. you can bet that security here is top notch and that means lots of detours and delays for commuters. >> it's kind of annoying trying

to commute in and out of here. >> there are plenty of security gates up and large law enforcement presence now in the apec security zones. and there are frequent escorts heading to and from areas on this sunday night at city hall, mayor london breed offered a warm welcome to the apec business advisory council. >> i have been waiting for this moment for so long. i don't know about you, but i am excited for what this means for not only san francisco, but what it means for the world. >> and after that, she headed to the california academy of science. that's where us treasury secretary janet yellen hosted the finance ministers gala. secretary yellen talked about the importance of apec, quote from promoting inclusive and sustainable growth to supporting responsible innovation across our economies. and this is all to advance a shared vision of an open, dynamic, resilient and peaceful asia-pacific region. rodney fang, the ceo of san francisco chamber of commerce, says apec is a big win for the city of san

francisco. our san francisco is putting its best foot forward and everyone's sprucing things up. >> you see, you see banners and lanterns and lights on. and so i think san francisco is absolutely ready. >> and while apec calls for big detours and delays like what people are seeing at the embarcadero, it's just congested. >> it's i've ever seen it. >> many also say apec is a great opportunity for the city by the bay to be engaged in critical global conversations about change. >> i think san francisco is ready to be on the stage this week. conversations about economics, about global sustainability, all as we're in a complex time. >> while beck runs through the end of the week, keep in mind the busiest days will likely be midweek through friday. president joe biden is meeting with chinese president xi jinping on wednesday. live in the newsroom suzanne phan abc seven news. >> suzanne, thank you so much. we are making sure you are well prepared to navigate the apec impacts on san francisco. take a look. these areas in red are where there are or will be parking restrictions and road

closures. they include the area around the moscone center where several conferences are scheduled. muni is no longer serving stops in that red exclusion zone. there are road closures in nob hill where many top level guests are staying. the embarcadero near the exploratorium is also affected. that's where president joe biden is hosting a party on wednesday. and the legion of honor is the site of a high level leader dinner on thursday. also, pay attention to the signs if you're driving in the city. temporary signs are up in places that are no parking zones and muni has launched a program that will give you a courtesy alert text if your vehicle is about to get towed and you can sign up for the text before tow service online. just search for mta text tow. you can trust abc seven news with everything apec this week from updating traffic closures to areas to avoid, we've put together a day by day guide with all there is to know

on apec. it's up on the front page of abc7 news.com or or your abc7 bay area app. now let's get a quick peek of what we can expect for our weather to start the week as we gear up for rain coming later on this week. abc7 weather anchor spencer christian is here with our monday plan with your accuweather forecast. >> okay. gr that rain is getting closer by the hour. let me give you a look at the first weekday of apec here in san francisco. the day will start with cloudy skies. 70 uh- 7:00 in the morning. temperatures ranging from upper 40s at the coast to low 50s around the bay. by midday 12 noon, we'll see brighter skies with still lots of clouds. it'll be 62 to 64 degrees from the bay to inland, 4:00 in the afternoon, a little bit sunnier, but still lingering clouds, mid 60s around the bay and inland. and then at 7 p.m. to hours and one minute after sunset, it'll start getting cool again and cloudier. the night before the arrival of the first rain, about which i will have more detail in just a few

minutes. j.r. >> spencer, thank you so much. let's get to some developing news down in socal where tonight there's still no estimated time on when a fire damaged freeway in la will be reopening. and you can imagine how it will affect that rush hour commute all lanes of the ten freeway in downtown los angeles have been closed since early yesterday morning. governor newsom even issued a state of emergency to help repair the main freeway as quickly as possible. caltrans says they are still assessing the damage and it means tomorrow morning could be an all out mess for drivers as 300 plus thousand vehicles go through this corridor every single day. >> it's of significant consequence s to the economy to the health and safety of angelenos. impact to our schools, to vulnerable communities. all of that we take very seriously.

>> the fire started at a storage yard under the freeway, eight acres burned. the exact cause has not yet been determine. ed that gets us to tonight's abc7 advancer at 11. it's just our way of getting you ready and aware of the headlines. you'll be seeing much more of in the week to come. our first is the lead up to a massive march on washington, d.c. on tuesday. more than 250,000 people are expected to march for israel, all calling for the safe return of hostages and an end to anti-semitism to sundays ago, the bay area jewish community rallied in san francisco to condemn the hamas terror attacks. but now jewish leaders in the bay area tell us close to 100 local representatives will make the trip to d.c. for tuesday's march. part of our conversation with a member of the palo alto jewish community center is coming up in the next half hour of abc7 news at 11. our next abc7 advancer at 11 is

the looming deadline to avoid another federal government shutdown. congress has until friday to pass a last minute spending plan and as we take a live look from the capitol tonight, a two part plan is currently facing an uphill battle. reporter jen sullivan has more on what it will take to avoid a government shutdown. >> time is running out for congress to pass a funding bill and avoid a government shutdown. >> nobody wants a government shutdown. >> lawmakers have until midnight friday before many government operations will be forced to halt. a plan must first pass the house and then the senate. but newly elected house speaker mike johnson hasn't even set a date for a possible vote on a spending deal in the house. >> i'm not exactly sure how he's going to play this, but he's not off to a great start on saturday , speaker johnson announced a plan on a gop conference. >> call it split into two parts. the first bill would extend funding until january 19th and would include money for military

veterans affairs, transport and housing and the energy department. but the second part of the bill would extend funding until february 2nd and include money for the rest of the government. but it lacks deep spending cuts. many right wing house members pushed for. >> we've got $1.7 trillion deficit this year and where under any circumstances can they come to bring themselves to have an offset? >> neither bill, though, includes additional aid for israel or ukraine, something many lawmakers want to see. >> i want to see that get done as expeditiously as possible. i also support aid to ukraine if the government shuts down millions of federal employees won't get paid and the impact across the country could be significant. >> not all services will be continue to be provided. so all of those could have a bad ripple effect. >> i'm jenn sullivan reporting. >> and our final abc7 advancer at 11 is the big vote. this week on those oakland a's. the owners of major league baseball will

gather in texas on tuesday for the winter owners meetings. part of the agenda is voting on the a's pending move to las vegas and that vote is expected to pass. 75% of the owners or 23 of them, need to vote yes. it would be a huge step in owner john fisher's attempt to push the a's to vegas after more than five decades in oakland, however, there are still many local and state agreements. the a's would need to finalize before any move is made. the a's will be kicked out of the coliseum in 2024 unless they commit to staying in oakland. still ahead on abc seven news at 11, a mystery is unfolding in los angeles. a woman's body parts found in a dumpster and the suspect is the son of an ex hollywood executive. we have the latest in that case. also, the search for whoever did this. police in san francisco find a smashed up atm and all smiles for the niners as they roll in jacksonville. chris

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of hollywood executive sam haskell has been arrested for murder. police were called when plastic bags containing his wife's remains were found inside a dumpster. the victim's parents are also missing. police say there is a link between the discovered remains and haskell's tarzana home. haskell is the son of emmy winning executive sam haskell, who served as an agent for celebrities like dolly parton and george clooney. >> she did throw a lot of

parties, and during those parties, he would sit in the corner, typically would come in. he was smiley and, you know, kind of friendly, but not outgoing. >> haskell is due in court monday and currently being held on a $2 million bail. tonight police in san francisco are looking for whoever did this. the front of this walgreens on 23rd and mission is entirely broken open with a smashed atm machine sitting right outside. sfpd tells us it happened around 415 this morning. officer say they started chasing two vehicles with several suspec inside, eventually losing them. they say the same suspects also burglarized a nearby gas station right before. if you know anything about this case, you're asked to call police. today, the city of fremont celebrated the diwali festival of lights event. the event was full of food, candle lighting and community. the area here is expected to

reopen by midnight tonight for diwali, the hindu festival of lights that is celebrated annually at the end of the harvest season. the outer sunset farmers market in mercantile celebrated diwali today. designs made with colorful powders welcomed guests from all around. the event was held on 37th avenue and ortega street and featured art activities for all ages. there were also chutney making sari demonstrations, music and food trucks. it is a sign of the holidays. the giant rockefeller christmas tree has now arrived in new york city. nypd officers helped escort the tree yesterday to its new home at rockefeller plaza and manhattan. this year's tree is from central new york state. standing 80ft tall, weighing 12 tons in about 80 to 85 years old. the tree is scheduled to be lit up for the first time on november 29th. spencer christian here. you are very familiar with

those. i certainly am. trees in new york city there many years in new york. special moment it is. >> and rockefeller plaza is one of my favorite spots in all of manhattan. it's just a stunning place, especially when the tree goes up and the lights are on and people are skating. nothing beats it. >> real live tree and a big one at that. >> that's true. and that is a big one. let's take a look at what's going on with our weather. we've got some big changes coming our way. looking at the satellite radar composite image right now, you see high pressure system which controlled our weather this week and brought us some really nice, pleasant, mild weather. but this low pressure system up in the gulf of alaska is strengthening and dropping southward. that's going to be our weather maker for much of this upcoming week. but right now, we're looking at calm conditions from the exploratorium camera looking toward the bay bridge. it's currently 57 here in san francisco and in san jose, 59, oakland 52 at mountain view and low to mid 50s at palo alto and half moon bay. and looking from emeryville toward san francisco, we see mainly calm conditions as well of the temperature readings

right now mid to upper 40s at novato and santa rosa low to mid 50s at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore and looking across the quiet embarcadero from our rooftop camera. let's check out our forecast headlines. clouds will increase tonight and tomorrow. first wave of rain arrives tuesday mainly in the north bay, but showers will reach other parts of the bay area as well. more rain and showers will follow wednesday, thursday and friday. now for tonight, under increasingly cloudy skies. look for overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 40s. lows will not drop below 51 degrees or 50 here in san francisco and in oakland. highs tomorrow under partly cloudy skies with some breaks of sunshine. low 60s at the coast mid 60s right around the bay shoreline, we'll see mainly upper 60s inland, although 2 or 3 locations may top out at about 7071 degrees. okay. the first wave of stormy weather approaching us on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level one, a storm of light intensity. that's for tuesday. it'll be rainy, but mainly in

the north bay with drier conditions in the south bay and scattered showers, of course, can occur just about anywhere and we expect slick roadways. here's our forecast animation starting at midnight tonight, notice how the clouds increase overnight. then we get a break late tomorrow before the clouds increase again on ahead of that first wave of rainfall, which is going to surge into the north bay tuesday morning. and as i pointed out, some of that rain will reach other parts of the bay area, but it'll be mainly a north bay event with rainfall totals from that first surge generally under a 10th of an inch for most of the bay area, except where it'll except in the north bay where it'll be much, much wetter. then we get that second and third surge of stormy weather coming in on wednesday with rainfall more widespread, heavier at times. and on thursday with showers even lingering into friday. so it's going to be a very wet week ahead once that first wave of rain arrives on tuesday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. each of those first each of those four days, i should say, of rainfall will rank only about level one on the

exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so we're talking about stormy storms of light intensity. however for the cumulative effect over four days could mean some areas of localized flooding and low lying areas. certainly wet, slippery roadways and probably uncomfortable conditions for people who are going to be outside and they're going to be lots of people outside in san francisco this week. coming up. >> i originally kept thinking about all the fences out there and if it was that bad, if those could knock down. but we're not talking 2 or 3. >> no, we're not talking about intense of stormy, intense, stormy weather. but it'll just be kind of unpleasant if you're going to be outside for extended periods of time, you're going to get soaked. >> well put, spencer. >> well put. still ahead on abc seven news at 11, once again, travis and taylor taking over the headlines online. the new twist at this weekend's heiress to concert that has the internet

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i like the guy on the swease. >> it's hard to hear with all those screaming fans there, but taylor swift changed her karma song lyrics to karma is the guy on the chiefs coming straight home to me or something like that. the pop star said it with a giggle as travis kelce watched on with taylor's dad during swift's eras tour show in argentina last night, kelce met the swift father for the first time this weekend, a big step for the duo's relationship. congratulations on that big step. well, the 40 niners looking for their first win in more than a month. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. hey j.r. >> coming up in sports, the 49 ers, they look recharged from the bye week and its domination in duval. niners begin their second half surge with a big road win. sports is next

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but fortunately for the niners, the bye week did them wonders. chase young making his niners debut. reunited with college teammate nick bosa, 40 niners opening offensive possession brock purdy buying time and throws across his body brandon aiyuk in the back of the end zone seven at the 49 ers coach shanahan called that one of the worst decisions brock has ever made. hey it worked there. defensive coordinator steve wilks moved from the boot to the field and the niners had five sacks in this game. young and bosa teaming up to get trevor lawrence bosa ripping it out for a turnover so it's the buckeye boys making a difference. niners though led just 13 three at the break two plays into the third quarter. purdy under some pressure. look at this throw to george kittle there he goes 66 yards the longest touchdown pass of purdy's career. kittle had a game high 116 yards and the score here it's a 23 game. ambry thomas right here on defense going to force the fumble of christian kirk. the defense

jumped on the field, which eventually negated the return. but a big hug from wilks that led to this deebo samuel trent williams back from injury. hand it to debo. look at trent. going to clear the way. and debo is in 23 yards to the house. 27 three. san francisco, late fourth quarter. christian mccaffrey's touchdown streak in some major jeopardy trying to get him an nfl record 18 straight games with a score and they're going to go on fourth looking for mccaffrey incomplete but the niners do win 34 to 3 and afterwards cmc dealing with the reality of not getting atd yeah, i suck everyone else on the team scored except for me. >> no. now that means a lot to me for them to keep me in at the end of the game there and try to get me that record. but hey, i'll take, i'll take a huge win. there's some things that haven't gone our way. >> a couple of plays within the last game, last couple games, but for this one came with the right mindset of, you know,

backs against the wall in a sense. and you know, let's play like hungry again warriors hosting minnesota. >> oakland's own gary payton in the building. back end of a back to back for the dubs jonathan kuminga to the rack early. warriors trying to keep above the minnesota twins towers circus shot of the first half the wolves kyle anderson fouled on the floor but flips it up and in over the backboard you know he wanted that one. final seconds stephen curry two of his 18 first half points just brilliant weaving in and out of traffic. warriors down four at the break. third quarter wolves pull away. anthony edwards oh my he had a team high 33 for minnesota put it on a poster. curry scored a game high 38. hitting five from deep extending his nba record to start a season. but golden state, just 12 of 43 from downtown. and the dubs are missing shots coming in the steal thomas allen the miss and then kuminga the miss oh tough for the warriors the kids made a late run, but the warriors lose 116 110. same two teams for some in-season tournament action tuesday at chase. abc seven sports

sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> let's thank you so much. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. the latest on the israel and hamas war. the picture is worth much more than a thousand words. a call for help goes up in the city of san francisco by someone hoping to see their loved ones return home safe. that's only on seven. plus, the return of rsv entering. what could be another bad season of the respiratory virus. pediatricians are sharing concerns about the shortages of a crucial new drug. what you need

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in solutions. this is abc7 news. >> another weekend of war. israel and hamas intensifying the fight on the ground in gaza where hospitals are hitting their breaking point. some working by flashlight, others no longer operational. these videos from the israeli military showing the ruins of gaza city from the tops of idf tanks. and tonight, new word on the fate of those hostages held by hamas. these protesters in tel aviv

created a human chain demanding their release. now to the latest on the war between israel and hamas. the idf says it's closing in on gaza's main hospital, a location the idf claims sits on top of a hamas underground network. however doctors there say the hospital is running out, is running on dwindling power, adding that evacuating the hospital would only result in patient deaths. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu told nbc's meet the press israel will not stop its campaign until hamas is destroyed. >> if you want peace, destroy hamas. if you want security, destroy hamas. if you want a future for israel, the palestinian ions, the middle east, destroy hamas. >> prime minister netanyahu added that there would be no cease fire unless all israeli hostages held in gaza are released and here in the bay area, one local man is helping keep the spotlight on hostages still being held by hamas. and

as abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports, he's doing it. one poster at a time. it's a story you'll only see on seven on one poster and one person at a time. >> the faces and names of the more than 200 hostages still being held by hamas following the october 7th attack on israel. it's really important for me that that the hostages are kept in the forefront of people's minds. oren rubenstein is taking it upon himself to put up these posters throughout san francisco. >> there's so many people, kids, families. >> the pacifica resident pointing to members of his own family up there is her mom, shiri weiss. oren's family members were kidnaped when hamas attacked kibbutz be'eri, killing more than 100 people. >> i have my first cousins, three of my first cousins have have been kidnaped. my cousin alon, his wife shiri, and their

18 year old daughter, and she's one of the people that is listed as the children. >> can you tell me a little bit about them? >> sure. i mean, noga is 18. she was living at home with her parents, and she's just a sweet girl. you know, just like volleyball, like her friends. just kind of like any kids here. >> it's hard to even imagine what these hostages are facing right now. how they're kept underground. are they being fed? these are children. these are elderly. these are people who need medicine. and zach bodner is one of the bay area jewish leaders traveling to washington, d.c, where more than 250,000 people are expected to march for israel on tuesday. we want to let our government officials and everyone in washington, d.c. know that we have to bring home the hostages. we have to support israel in their war against terrorism. and we have to stand against anti semitism wherever it rears its ugly head. >> and as for oren, these posters, he says, are just one way he feels he can do his part.

>> and i think going through this sort of grief and being far away, i felt like i had to do something. >> and soon he'll be heading to israel, laying some groundwork to help raise money to rebuild his family's kibbutz, keeping people involved and being aware of the situation will keep people activated and wanting to help. tara campbell, abc seven news in the east bay today, families gathered to make a call for peace in the middle east. >> a peace rally was held at the federal building in oakland. parents came out with their young children to demand a cease fire so that humanitarian aid can get into gaza. they created and left messages of solidarity for kids in that region, both jewish and palestinian groups took part in the rally, which had similar demonstrate actions at more than a dozen other locations across the country. new at 11 today, republican south carolina senator tim scott announced he is dropping out of

the race for the white house to people close to the campaign say they were not given advance notice. scott was one of five gop hopefuls who participated in last wednesday's debate in miami . developing news tonight with the rsv respiratory virus as we move into winter time, the cdc says it's on the rise in parts of the country, but now health experts are concerned over a shortage with the vaccine. rsv causes mild cold like symptoms for most, but kills hundreds of young children each year and hospitalizes thousands. health leaders say cases have already taken hold in southern states and will likely spread north in texas, officials say rsv is overwhelming emergency rooms. one new vaccine was approved earlier this year, but supply has been limited and new cdc recommendations ensure the most vulnerable children would be prioritized. >> this is concerning because while we're seeing the rise in

rsv, we're limiting the ability for those kids that are vulnerable to rsv, to get the protection they need. >> a federal health official also says progress is being made and that tens of thousands of doses of the shot should be available as early as next week to help alleviate those shortages. keeping communities clean is part of building a better bay area today. caltrans and clean california helped bring out local volunteers to clean up dolores park in san francisco. it's part of governor gavin newsom's clean california initiative. over $1 billion was set aside for the effort and to create thousands of jobs to transform, form and beautify public spaces is still ahead on abc7 news. at 11, a volcanic threat activated tonight. the region on edge as an entire town is being evacuated over fears of sudden lava flow. plus how small earthquakes might be connected. >> i'm spencer christian. this week we'll start off on a dry

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a campbell, the godmother of soul, patti labelle, and america's idol, ruben studdard. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc7. in much happening now, there's a state of emergency in iceland tonight over the threat of volcanic eruption. >> red ants in a small town on the very south west tip of the country have been forced to evacuate with the volcano nearby. officials have been worried about a magma tunnel from the volcano reaching the town and bubbling up. magma the region has been shaken by hundreds of small earthquakes every day for more than two weeks near 800 quakes were registered on friday. scientists

are now monitoring this area. a brewery in the east bay unveiled a special veterans day beer for the fifth year in a row. the 214 aptly named after the release from service discharge forms is a tribute ipa brewed up by epidemic ales and concord military veterans take part by selecting the hops used to make the beer. 214 will be available on draft or in cans to purchase at the brewery through the end of november. a portion of the proceeds will be donated to veterans, charities and that's always good to hear. they're great. yeah what a great idea. that's terrific. spencer christian here. you know the term used last week when we were talking about was atmospheric river. you said that is not the case. >> that's not what we're having right now. we do have some rain coming our way and there'll be several days of it, but it won't be with the intensity and the force and the rainfall totals that we would associate with a true atmospheric river. so here we go, starting with tonight's forecast. increasingly cloudy skies overnight lows mainly mid to upper 40s and tomorrow under

partly cloudy skies. look for highs mainly in the mid to upper 60s. and then we bring in the first wave of stormy weather which happens on tuesday. it ranks level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for tuesday. expect rainy weather mainly in the north bay, although a few showers may hit other parts of the bay area. but this is going to be mainly a north bay event. here's our forecast animation starting at 11:00 tomorrow night, early tuesday morning, we'll see the surge of rainfall pushing through the north bay. and as you can see there, some of those showers are likely to hit south of the golden gate. and over in the east bay, perhaps. and then we advance the forecast animation to wednesday and pick up the next wave of stormy weather coming in wednesday and thursday with showers continuing even into friday. so after tomorrow's dry weather, as you see here on the accuweather 70 forecast, we expect for consecutive days of some periods of rainfall. and when that second surge comes in on wednesday, it's likely to produce at least some brief periods of heavy downpours. so each day, level one storms through friday. then we finally

get partial clearing next saturday and sunny skies next sunday. but the mild weather we experienced this weekend will be just a memory next weekend. it's going to be a little bit cooler. >> well, world leaders come in from around the globe. you just hope that their planes can make it in and not be too delayed coming in, too. >> that's true, because the weather will have an effect on air travel for sure. i hope they bring umbrellas with them. yes >> you know, see the different umbrellas from different countries. >> there you go. thank you so much, spencer. >> now to chris with a preview of sports. >> j.r. coming up in sports, we've got college hoops, hockey and plenty of football. the niners snap, the skid. how the defense returned to form in a big bounce back win sports

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was going for an nfl record, 18 straight games with a touchdown, did not find paydirt. although the team really tried to get cmc a touchdown at the end, they were really trying. now, the early returns on defensive coordinator steve wilks moving from the booth to the field. those were good. the defense made jaguar quarterback trevor lawrence his life just miserable. they sacked him five times, including the new guy chase young, teaming up with college teammate nick bosa for a turnover. jacksonville turned it over four times and the eyes of all pro fred say it all. the defensive intensity and execution returned to the standard we had. >> we had three games that just wasn't us, you know, and we had to get back to playing 49 football, especially on the defensive side. we had to take pride in what we were putting on tape. and today i feel like we did that. >> not a lot of teams have done what we just did to them. so we just have to keep improving, keep taking it one game at a time. when you have these opportunity, you got to make the most of them. >> we know who we are. we know we're capable of, you know, we

have an extremely high standard for ourselves, bigger than any people or any outside people can put on us. we want to be great. we want to be dominant, and we want to play at a high level. and we know our team is going to need us to do that if we want to get to where we want to go. >> former niners defensive coordinator demeco ryans and the texans in cincinnati, joe burrow's team remember beat the niners two weeks ago. early fourth texans up 2217 on it's rookie quarterback c.j. stroud running it in 2717. houston now under two minutes to go bengals down three burrowed a tyler boyd oh he drops the ball in the end zone they kicked a field goal to tie the game houston had to use a backup running back remember last week for their injured kicker not a problem today new kicker matt amendola, 38 yard game winner at the buzzer. texans win 3227. just one game out of first place in the afc south sunday night football raiders hosting the jets former teammates and bay area guys aaron rodgers, devonte adams meeting up fourth quarter tied at nine raiders rookie quarterback aiden o'connell finding rookie tight end michael mayer touchdown first touchdown of the game finally be 16 to 9

las vegas as the rooks getting it done former niners defensive coordinator robert saleh hoping for a miracle for his jets final play of the game jets down for zach wilson in trouble gets away gets away buying time fires to the end zone and it is incomplete at least two jets had a chance at this football the raiders win 16 to 12 they're five and five and devonte adams he might be dancing all night in the locker room. top 20 showdown cameron brink and number 15 stanford hosting number nine. indiana first quarter brink. that's her 300th career. block and then she brings up the floor dribbles dish and get the assist on the triple. and her parents loved every moment of that second quarter brink on offense spinning and winning cardinal up 28 at the half. she's so good final seconds of the third quarter stanford up big brink get that out of here. 1.8 seconds to go is a hoosiers are going to get one more chance before the buzzer and what do

you know brink another block to finish the quarter. she had a double double 20.17 rebounds four blocks. stanford wins 96 to 64. tara vanderveer beats her ama mater for win number 1188 on the men's side. number 23, saint mary's hosting weber state, second half, gaels up 12 campolindo high's aidan mahaney dribble drive hoop and the foul saint mary's led by as many as 16 but wildcats forward dylan jones scored a career high 29 as they take the lead late here on a three but the gaels had a chance final seconds mahaney for three in the tie no good and saint mary's drops their first game of the year. 6157 sharks in anaheim. sparky ready to go with his sharks helmet. first period down one nothing. luke kuhnen puts in the rebound second of the year we're all tied up and then kuhnen got into a fight and that's an assist away from the classic gordie howe hat trick because the sharks failed to score again. here's how their luck is going. shots blocked by

defenseman and it flies right into the net right behind goalie mackenzie blackwood. he never saw it. sharks lose four one already their 13th loss of the young season. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris thank you so much. that's it for tonight. i'm j.r stone abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five. remember if you're coming to san francisco this week, plan ahead for those apec road closures. as for spencer and chris, thanks for joining us. have a great night. >> this is abc 724 >> live in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. live in oakland. yes you're watching abc seven news live. any time, anywhere. here we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. >> download our abc seven bay

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