anger and frustration from friends and long time customers in oakland. a 711 security guard allegedly steps in to stop a thief and it costs him his life. and now the neighbors are demanding answers. good evening

and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. more than 48 hours later and tonight, oakland police emailed us saying they still have no information on whoever shot and killed the security guard. opd says it happened friday night inside the location on harrison street towards grand avenue on the north end of lake merritt. abc seven news reporter j.r stone got new details in oakland today and joins us live with that story. j.r >> dion there is a lot of frustration among community members tonight. not only due to this crime but this is a store that has surveillance video but no suspect description whatsoever has been released by oakland police. flowers left outside of this 7-eleven to remember the security guard who oakland police say is fatally shot, trying to stop a would be shoplifter. >> all dude was a good dude like man. he was just friendly with everybody. he talked to everybody. and you know, like he looked out for the store. >> investigators say the guard

was attempting to stop someone from stealing items inside the store and the person pulled a gun and shot him. the 7-eleven at harrison and 27th is in sight of the diocese of oakland across the street from whole foods and blocks away from lake merritt. >> it just sucks, man, because it's just like it happened right here. so i live up the street. so when i heard about it, it was really kind of disappointed about it. >> we spoke with those who would often see the security guard in the store. they say while he was friendly, he also wouldn't stand for theft. so you think whoever stole or was trying to steal something, it wasn't the first time you think that somebody came back? >> yeah, there was. there was more to it. a lot more to it. i guarantee it. because that's just. just to random. i mean, it's kill for no reason over some skittles. >> i spoke with a friend of the security guard who told me that his buddy would often step in and stop people from stealing items at this 7-eleven. that friend told us off camera that the security guard's life had been threatened at least one time. this marks the second time

in a week that someone was fatally shot at an oakland 7-eleven. the other happened at fifth and international last monday. >> it's also a product of boredom. so these kids are bored, man. and so it's just they just want to come out and do stuff. and then it's sad that they don't take into account how how valuable your life is. it's just stupid. it's sad. >> take a life over something so petty. just. just because you're mad or whatever reason it is like it's a sad, sad day. >> police have not said if this security guard was armed at the time of this incident, but those in the community tell me that in the past, when they would see him, he was armed with a gun or inside the store. j.r stone abc seven news. >> still so many questions to be answered. j.r. thank you. now we do want to make sure you have a full picture of crime where you live with the abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. it shows you a wide range of public safety statistics and tools

looking back over the years for san francisco, oakland and san jose. you'll find it on the front page of abc seven news.com new developments tonight in the north bay in response to recent violent incidents at schools. the santa rosa city school district is bringing police back on campuses, at least temporarily. in a statement tonight, school officials say each high school will have one officer on campus for the next two weeks. each middle school will have check ins from officers. in march, you may remember a student was stabbed and killed during an altercation at montgomery high school. since then, there has been a large debate over bringing police officers back on campus, as the school board will discuss a more permanent plan at its meeting on wednesday. now to the charged debates happening on america's college campuses and most prestigious universities. there is mounting pressure tonight after testimony on capitol hill went viral over anti-semitism on campus. >> does calling for the genocide

of jews violate harvard's rules of bullying and harassment? yes or no for the president of the university of pennsylvania has now stepped down after that moment last week, liz mcgill testified, saying calls for the genocide of jews didn't explicitly violate the school's bullying and harassment policy. >> president mcgill's inaction fuels what has been happening, but she's just adding thing, i would say, fuel to the fire. >> now, the presidents of harvard and mit are also facing backlash for not doing enough to prevent hate on campus. >> the answer is yes. that calling for the genocide of jews via daetz harvard code of conduct. >> but again, it depends on the context. >> donors are now withdrawing massive donations, blaming the schools stance on combating anti-semitism. the department of education is now investigating six more schools for discrimination in large crowds

were out in san jose for a menorah lighting and so was security. police were on high alert at the event while israel's war with hamas rages on as abc7 news reporter ryan curry shows us those attending say unity with the jewish people is more important now than ever for these flames signal my hope. >> hope that what is happening overseas can end peacefully. >> we're standing strong. we're standing. a proud jewish community see me now on the fourth night of hanukkah, santana row filled with people coming together as the city lights the menorah, jews and non-jews alike came here tonight to celebrate good over evil, to celebrate light over darkness, to celebrate miracles. >> thank you for coming together and supporting one another. >> san jose mayor matt mehan welcoming the crowd and urging everyone to support one another. he says san jose is a welcoming place. homicide but even with

this being a family gathering, security was tight. every corner had either mall security or police. the city wanted everyone to celebrate safely. >> this year is where more people want to show their jewish pride, want to show their jewish strength and we're all praying for israel, praying and staying positive. >> it was loud. it was energetic. the band on stage says music was their way of processing the conflict, sharing it with others they hope, does the same. >> if you use music to take yourself out of a bad places to bring positive energy, make people dance when they're sad. >> hanukkah is always a special time of year for jewish families. this year, some say it means even more. >> let's hope that we'll be able to, you know, survive this event as humanity, not as jews, not as muslims, not as arabs, christians as human beings, as inhabitants of the planet earth.

>> in san jose, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> all right, time to track the weather. we are still feeling that chill, though, spencer, in that video we saw some folks with short sleeves. maybe because they were dancing and singing. >> well, the chill has diminished a little bit. dion where we had freezing and frosty weather the last couple of mornings tomorrow morning, it'll be a little chilly, that's all. here's a look at our day planner for tomorrow. 7:00 tomorrow morning, there'll be lots of lingering clouds which will develop during the overnight hours. skies will be relatively bright, but still some lingering clouds. temperatures upper 40s on the coastline. but as you move around the bay, you'll see only mid 40s and some inland areas will be in the upper 30s. still at 7 a.m. then by 9 a.m, we'll see partial clearing by noon. much sunnier skies, temperatures in a narrow range, though, about 57 to 59 degrees from coast to bay to inland. then in the late afternoon hours, about 4 p.m. or so, mainly sunny skies, temperatures will have warmed up to about 60 to 62 degrees in most locations

in the late afternoon. and as we get into the evening tomorrow, still mainly clear skies, but temperatures will drop sharply between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. we'll see mainly mid 50s going into the early evening hours of the full forecast for the next seven days. a little bit later. >> dionne all right. looking forward to it, spencer. thank you. our mission of building a better bay area pushes us to find sources of success for our thriving city centers. and in san francisco, several stores are trying out a new approach to bring in more business at local shops in the cow hollow neighborhood are wooing holiday shoppers with things like free champagne, an eggnog and, of course, great discounts. nearly 30 local businesses in the area are hanging festive balloons, signaling their part of the neighborhood's first ever union street holiday stroll. >> it's like dr. treat, nico, nico, il corsaro. so every different kind of business, whether it's a restaurant or retailer or even a veterinary clinic, it's been so hard for small businesses especially coming out of the pandemic. so many small business owners have told me they're working twice as

hard for half of the money. >> organizers of the union street holiday stroll say small businesses need your support, but the fate of san francisco businesses large and small, is just one of several topics tackled during our recent town hall crime time, the drug crisis, all of it is on the table for discussion during take action san francisco. it's a one hour discussion of direct questions with mayor london breed police chief william scott and district attorney brooke jenkins about the city's prolonged problems and potential solutions. if you missed the town hall, the full conversation is now available on the abc7 news bay area streaming app. just download that app wherever you happen to stream from. well, still ahead tonight on abc7 news at 11, former president trump taking a stand by declining to take the stand. the sudden reversal in courtroom testimony and what it means for his chances of winning his trial. >> ahead in sports, the 40

niners fly past the seahawks. why today's win helped them on their pursuit of home field advantage and all new at 11. >> yes take a look at the skies. it is a helicopter for hanukkah, the bay area celebration that truly took things to a whole nother level

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events in iowa. we are now just a month away from the start of the 2024 presidential election season, beginning with the iowa caucuses. but one face is missing. the gop frontrunner, former president trump. his calendar had plans to testify in

a courtroom tomorrow, that is until today, canceling his appearance. abc news reporter alison kosik has a look at what comes next for mr. trump. donald trump had been scheduled to testify in his own defense at his civil fraud trial on monday. >> he will open himself up to whatever they want because he's not afraid. people that are afraid cower. president trump doesn't cower. >> but on sunday, trump abruptly canceled his plans to testify, making the announced on his social media platform, truth social. the former president citing the testimony of his expert witness. the use of his ironclad disclaimer clause and alleged bias by the judge overseeing the case as reasons he no longer plans to testify. trump, his sons eric and don jr along with other trump organization executives, have been accused of engaging in a decades long scheme using fraud and misrepresentation to inflate trump's net worth to receive

more favorable loan terms. the former president has denied any wrongdoing. this is a case that should have never been brought. >> this is a witch hunt. this is election interference at a level that has never seen before. >> new york attorney general letitia james responding to the change in plans in a statement saying we have already proven that he committed years of financial fraud and unjustly enriched himself and his family, adding, trump cannot distract from reality in the trial. while the trial now set to resume on tuesday with the cross-examination of defense accounting expert eli bartov. once his testimony concludes, it's expected the defense will rest. the attorney general's office plans to present a brief rebuttal case which could finish the same day. closing arguments are scheduled for january 11th and a written decision in the case could come from the judge in late january. alison kosik, abc news new york. meantime

president biden will be hosting ukrainian president vladimir zelensky at the white house on tuesday. congress is in a bitter debate over providing ukraine as well as israel with billions in additional military aid. the white house says aid is a prime 8-80 and has urged congress to act swiftly. but senate republican eyes are increasingly skeptical over spending towards ukraine, saying major immigration changes must be part of any funding deal. well, across the bay area, the holiday season was marked with shows of generosity. here's a look now at the sights and sounds from three different communities making lives a little brighter and helping build a better bay area packages from santa and local organizations clutched in the hands of 300 kids in chinatown sunday. they aren't the only gifts. they're receiving this holiday season. many of these children live in sros or single resident occupancy units, which are often just 100ft■!s thanks o

special city programing, some have moved into more spacious housing. it's a need mayor london breed knows all too well from her own childhood. it was a two bedroom. >> it was me, two of my brothers, my sister, our two of my aunts, my grandmother and a cousin. >> across town. the third annual holiday give back in the mission had families lining up down the block. >> i'm so blessed that we're like triple the amount that we had last year. >> even the grinch was in a festive mood at the mission cultural center as kids enjoyed art project and received gifts all of it made possible from city agencies and local businesses that distributed toys and hot meals right back to the community. >> we're grateful for this to know that, you know, especially being from the mission, this is something that they're able to do for us. this is wonderful, happy. >> i just like seeing kids happy . in san jose

>> christmas in the park took on a whole new meaning. this accessible sunday. some exhibits cater to kids with special needs to make this an inclusive holiday experience. the visually impaired could interact with displays and a sensory santa caters to kids who want quiet time or don't want to be touched . jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell rock serenading the crowd were the sounds of the new hope band, whose members all have special abilities themselves. all of these events just a taste of the holiday spirit across the bay area and in the north bay. a local rabbi hired a helicopter, of all things to fly out and drop gold gelt over their hanukkah festival. you have to see this. this was in petaluma earlier tonight, last year, the rabbi had drones fly over the festival grounds carrying a giant menorah. but he says the faa wouldn't let him do it again. so what do you do naturally? get a helicopter instead? yeah aside from that, the chabad of

petaluma had what it claims to be the world's largest dreidel plus games, crafts a live dj and led fire performance. i mean, that is extreme, but i mean very impressive. that's a celebration. >> that is a holiday celebration . i love it. >> i have many questions. you know, where does how much does one rent a helicopter for? i don't know. >> but apparently we're happy they did this time. >> what a celebration made the event. >> yeah, it did. and a nice night for riding in a helicopter or just watching one fly about because we've got mainly clear skies. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. we have high clouds that'll be moving through the bay area sky during the overnight hours. but still the skies will be mainly clear for most of the night. as you can see, high pressure is the dominant feature in our weather right now, deflecting weather disturbances to our north. so we've got a string of dry days coming our way right now, the wind is calm all across the bay area, barely more than 2 or 3mph in places where the wind is even measurable. looking out over san francisco right now from right now from sutro tower,

we see it's 50 degrees in san francisco, 43 in oakland, we have mid to upper 40s at hayward, san jose, san mateo and 43 at half moon bay. beautiful view from emeryville camera again. skies are mainly clear at the moment, although although we expect clouds to increase overnight. we have upper 30s right now in santa rosa, petaluma and napa. 36 at fairfield, concord, 40 degrees and 39 at livermore. and these are our forecast headlines. we've got the thermometer there because it'll be seasonably chilly inland overnight, but it's not shaking that thermometer as it was the last couple of mornings when we had freezing and frosty conditions on. we go to tomorrow sunny with high clouds and the week ahead will bring us mainly sunny days and milder weather. all the way through the upcoming week. here's our forecast animation for the next day or two, starting at midnight tonight. notice mainly clear skies early with clouds increasing in the morning hours. then those clouds will part giving way to mainly clear skies tomorrow evening. and the mainly clear weather will stay with us all the way through tuesday. and tuesday night. so overnight low

temperatures will range from about 44 at half moon bay to mainly low 40s around the bay shoreline. inland areas will drop into the upper 30s in some spots like napa, 39, concord 39, livermore 37. many of these locations had lows near freezing over the last couple of nights and then highs tomorrow. the well on the coast low 60s 61.5. moon bay 62 here in san francisco, 62 will be a popular number tomorrow as temperature readings all around the bay shoreline will be right around 62 degrees. the inland east bay may reach some mid 60s, 64 and livermore up in the north bay, look for 66 at santa rosa down in the south bay. san jose will warm up to 66 degrees. and here is the accuweather seven day forecast. and notice how mild it's going to be even though temperatures will drop a couple of degrees on wednesday and thursday. generally we're looking at low to mid 60s as the daytime highs both inland and around the bay shoreline right on through the weekend into the weekend, sunday, though, next sunday, we'll see clouds increasing just a bit with a chance of rain. at the moment,

it's difficult to determine just how strong that chance will be. certainly not strong enough for us to give it a ranking on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale, but be prepared. get the umbrellas handy for next weekend. >> even so, i still think we are very fortunate to be in the bay area. >> we are indeed. >> we've got much calmer weather than much of the remainder of the nation has right now. >> oh yeah. >> all right, spencer, thank you. dan well, still ahead tonight on the news at 11, a sunday spectacle in the sports world. tickets costing tens of thousands of dollars. the highly anticipated college debut of bronny james next

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charlotte. you may have noticed the exit number matches his same jersey number. he has worn his entire career. congrats a big debut today in the sports world. bronny james played his first college basketball game at the university of southern california. tickets to see bronny come off the bench were going for nearly $17,000. his dad, current nba legend lebron james, was there cheering his son on from the stands. early this year, bronny had a scary cardiac arrest incident at practice that hospitalized him for three days. he was cleared by doctors to play last month. tonight, he scored four points as usc lost to long beach state. all right. continuing the theme from the hardwood to the gridiron now, chris alvarez joining us with why today's win over the seahawks was so important. chris >> hi, deion. coming up in sports, 40 niners fans became cowboys fans tonight, but for good reason. we'll explain that in their 40 niners are flying high five straight wins and now

a new position in the nfc playoff standings sports is next

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in three overall. so as hard as it has to be for niners fans to admit the faithful were rooting for the cowboys to beat the eagles to help them move into the nfc's top seed. more on that game in a minute. first, the niners host in seattle, george kittle says what's up? he always knows where the camera is. very first play from scrimmage, pitch it to christian mccaffrey who always knows where the end zone is. the stanford man weaving in and out of traffic. could he go go 72 yards inside the five niners score a play later to make it seven nothing. he had 145 rushing yards but no touchdowns. second quarter niners down ten seven get it to deebo samuel brock purdy goes deep 54 yard touchdown 1410 san francisco at the half third quarter still just a four point game purdy downfield to brandon aiyuk a 45 yard gainer he had six receptions 126 yards went over 1000 yards for the season. later on, the drive purdy across his body to deebo, who's going to get close, stretching out but down at the one half yard line. so next play jet sweep to samuel

another game with a receiving and rushing score and 150 total yards, 2110. san francisco. seattle got it back within five the niners strike right back it's purdy to george kittle 44 yard touchdown the flag was on the defense so it's 28 to 16 san fran cisco and seahawks receiver dk metcalf not happy bashes the helmet heater he was ejected late purdy a career high 368 yards, passing. niners win 28 to 16 that's five straight wins we play and take every game one week at a time. >> so they were on our schedule twice and that's how we handled it and that's how we looked at it. i'm a part of a special group, you know, any one of our guys, any any one of our eligibles, man, you get the ball in their hands and then they can go do the rest. >> i wouldn't say i'm faster. it's just like when i'm in the open field. i think i just got another gear that people haven't seen. so they was like, yo, deebo, ain't no use that fast. but really can move.

>> we just got to continue to find ways to win no matter what. but we also got to make sure that we're correcting any mistakes that we're making out there. so we're we're able to continue to get better into, you know, obviously, the more important part of the season that we're in all eyes on sunday night football niners would move into first place in the nfc if dallas could beat philadelphia. >> the cowboys got the ball first, drove 75 yards and it's dak prescott rolling left to ceedee lamb and the touchdown and the cowboys never trailed the whole entire game. jalen hurts and the philly offense didn't score a touchdown. micah parsons making sure of that and the cowboys win big 3313 niners into the nfc's top spot and dallas moves past philly for first place in the nfc east. taylor swift in kansas city for the bills and chiefs fireboss josh allen and the bills took a late lead again on the chiefs but there was a plot twist tonight under or 90s to go chiefs a hook and ladder. patrick mahomes and travis kelce and he flips it back to kadarius toney and he's wide open. it's a game winner. amazing but wait,

there's a flag on the play, tony, for lining up off. so the touchdown doesn't count. mahomes last chance on fourth and 15 incomplete beat mahomes just hot at the officials usually they're going to tell you if you're offsides if you ask the bills win it 20 to 17. kansas city has lost three of their last four for abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino dion chris thank you much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11 including a potential breakthrough in breast cancer treatment. >> the bay area company working one step closer to a possible vaccine. plus watch what you buy. a new gift scam was just uncovered in the bay in a bay area town. and now the video is going viral

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more than half of the state claiming lives and destroying countless homes as severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall

and strong winds continue to pound portions of at least a dozen eastern states. this evening. and there is snow still to come. a reported 26 tornadoes touched down in parts of alabama, mississippi, kentucky and tennessee, where thousands remain in the dark due to power outages. a total of six people were killed in tennessee. one tornado even carried 150 mile an hour winds, leaving an 18 mile trail of destruction. >> right now, we're just trying to be with all those people who have lost so much, just trying to work with all those first responders and volunteers and being here in a military community, volunteers is no shortage. the storms are expected to continue to make their way up through the northeast, potentially threatening up to 50 million people with damaging winds and severe flooding. >> developing news, an entire country is in the darkness. kenya is facing a nationwide power blackout. it is the third to happen there in just three

months. and last month, it took about 12 hours to restore power in most parts. its generators failed to kick in at two different airports, leaving them non-operational. the state run utility, kenya power, blames it on a system disturbance that technicians are working on. the monopoly company has long been accused of poor service and driving up electricity costs. now to a potential breakthrough in breast cancer treatments. a san jose company has released positive new data in its first trials of new breast cancer vaccine. a nixa bio sciences has been in partnership with the renowned cleveland clinic, which has been researching the topic for decades. of the 16 women who took the vaccine in 2021, each participant reported no negative side effects and no resurgence of their cancer so far. the hope is for one day the vaccine to be given to any women who want to prevent breast cancer before it even forms a heads up. if you

are out holiday shopping. police in one bay area city just found a new type of scam targeting people who are buying gift cards . and now the warning is spreading nationwide. abc7 news reporter lena howland shows us why it can be easy for shoppers to miss when the person buys the card. >> they have a barcode that is visible on the outside of the envelope. this is what scanned at the register. >> pinole police are taking to social media posting this video warning shoppers of the latest gift card scam after at least one person fell victim to it at a local drugstore. >> we got a call of a community member that was trying to return a gift card or try to get their money back on a gift card because they found that it was cut. so one of our sergeants responded to that call and realized, oh, this is a scam that we've been seeing. and now we're seeing it for the first time. so police are trying to stop it. >> somebody was taking all these cards from the store without paying for them and without loading them up, taking them home. >> and what they do is they heat

up these envelopes to where they can open them as carefully as they can rip, move the card and actually cut the top of the card off. an officer explains how scammers could steal your money by taking the top half of a card. >> resealing it and placing it back on the store shelf. then they just wait for you to load your money onto the card and use it with the code they stole. >> and they're cutting that and they're carefully putting it back so that that barcode is just placed in the center. so you can't see that it's cut off. and then they're taking that code. and then when you go and you place your money onto that card, it no longer is the drugstores money. it goes to that like amazon. it's now their money. and so we're thinking they're possibly they've got all these cards and they're just running them every day waiting for a hit on a card, which is why this holiday season, the pinole police department is reminding every shopper to remove those gift card envelopes at checkout or to double check before buying. go ahead and open that card. make sure that the barcode is there. make sure that it's not cut off. make sure it's

not tampered with. because if you're going to see that, if you see that before you leave the store, you already know, like, okay, even if it's a mistake, even it was accidentally, you're going to know this card's probably not going to be able to be used. your money is probably not on it. >> in pinole lena howland, abc seven news. >> still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11 it's a reason to keep your eyes on the sky. a meteor shower is expected to really flare up this week. we've got the best time to watch. plus, a plane without a pilot on board, but the bay area company says this will not lead to any job loss. in fact, just the opposite. i'm spencer christian. >> no frost or freezing. this time but another overnight chill is on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when abc seven news at

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at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven. >> it's what you're not seeing in this video that makes the story what's missing? right. where is the pilot at? a historic flight was made right here in the bay area with tech created by a local company. abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on how the fascinating technology could shape the future. >> yeah, we're in flight now. commercial pilot and engineer dan atta-mills passion for aviation runs deep. i grew up next to a small airfield in southern california and i used to watch, you know, the small cessna 172 come in and land and i thought, you know, why not? when i was picking a career growing up, tamil might not have imagined that she'd be operating a plane in this way. >> but late last month, she was part of history operating this cessna 208 caravan with not one human being on board, doing all of her work from this control

center in mountain view, 50 miles away from the plane. >> we operated it out of hollister municipal airport and basically the taxi, the takeoff, the cruise, the landing, all of that was over a scale of about 12 minutes for the uncrewed portion, reliable robotics is the company behind the autonomous flight system, though they've flown a smaller plane without a pilot on board. >> in 2019, they say this flight was the first time a cargo plane of this size was operated remotely by a private company. >> a system like ours will go a long way to save lives and prevent accidents. ceo robert rose says their technology will improve aviation safety in order to move the pilot out of the plane and into a control center, you need to have a more advanced navigation system. you need to be able to automatically land, you need to be able to automatically take off and auto taxi and many accidents on small aircraft today are due to issues during those phases of flight. >> and though rose says he sees the system rolled out more broadly for cargo first, the hope is that it could one day transition to passenger aircraft, something he said could facilitate better travel

between smaller airports instead of needing to fly out of san francisco, oakland, san jose. >> we could take a flight out of palo alto or reid-hillview or san carlos with pilots like tamales expertise still needed to operate the system, rose said he sees it adding jobs. >> i think we're going to have factor ten factor 100 more aircraft as we move into the next decade. >> so i see this as a growth opportunity for aviation. >> the technology still has to be certified by the faa, something rose says they're well on their way to doing in mountain view. zach fuentes, abc seven news, that is fascinating. >> so is this. you can get a look at a cosmic light show this week the annual geminid meteor shower is expected to peak wednesday night into thursday morning. it is considered one of the best and most reliable meteor showers. nasa says the geminids are particularly special because they originate from an asteroid rather than a comet. what this means is during peak activity in perfect viewing conditions, you can see up to 120 meteors an hour. how spectacular. fascinating thing

to watch. >> it really is a light show in the sky. in the dark sky. >> well, we hope also a cloudless sky, right? >> well, we're hoping for that. i can't guarantee cloudless, but skies will be mostly clear for the next few nights, except a few high clouds passing through. in fact, we're going to have that tonight. chilly inland overnight, not freeze ing or frosty cold as the last two nights were. sun with high clouds mixed together. tomorrow and mainly sunny days lie ahead through the remainder of the week with milder conditions. now, overnight, we'll have some high clouds passing by, but there'll be periods of clear sky as well. overnight low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 40s. however, some of our inland valleys that drop down to about freezing in the last couple of nights will be in the mid to upper 30s overnight tonight. high temperatures tomorrow, low 60s right around the bay shoreline low to mid 60s inland. some of our warmest spots will be san jose at 66 and santa rosa at 66. even on the coast we'll see highs in the low 60s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have seven dry days coming our way except next sunday, which may bring us some showers but

certainly it'll be mainly clear and mild through next saturday with high temperatures in the warm range for mid december, mid 60s inland and around the bay shoreline for much of the week ahead. but again, next sunday brings a chance of some rain. >> you know, this reminds me of 4th of july where you don't make promises about a clear sky at night for the fireworks. >> i learned a long time ago not to make any promises about anything that is wise in many facets of life. >> absolutely. >> thank you. well, let's get to chris once again with a preview of sports. hi, chris. hi don. >> coming up in sports, the sharks play extra in vegas and we got more 40 niners talk and that means more deebo domination when his teammates are saying about his stellar play sports is but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ]

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the fist bump said hello and then led the niners to another win. how cool is that? the niners in game three of their five game bird hunt this fan keeping track of it on that poster deebo samuel 19th career rushing touchdown the most ever by a wide receiver in the nfl since 1960 150 total yards and two scores second player ever with back to back games of at least 100 receiving yards or a receiving td and a rushing td number. 19 has seven total touchdowns in this current five game win streak already more receiving yards and touchdowns than last year. fellow wide receiver brandon aiyuk has one word to describe deebo at this point i'm like colt, that boy. >> i ain't never seen nobody like that boy colt, when you get into december, you just see how special deebo is. >> and i don't know if that's a switch that he flips or something like that, but every time it's a big game, you just know deebo is going to show out and that's what he does every single time you get to december,

january, and it's like, who's going to try to stop deebo? well, good luck, man. just have fun trying to tackle him. the level he's playing at right now is unbelievable. >> and we need it. we need it from him. i mean, he's such a big time game. game changer playmaker for us. and so any time that we have him out there on that field and our defense has got to worry about like, man, he's liable to break one for 80 yards at any point, you know, like that's one more guy that they got to worry about on top of all the other weapons that we have since coming back from injury, i can see the level of play just getting better and better week in and week out, just taking a day at a time just to be the best me i can possibly for the team. >> monday night football on abc seven with playoff implications for san francisco. if the giants beat the packers, the niners will clinch a playoff berth. coverage begins at 430 right here on abc seven followed by after the game with larry and mike rams in ravens niners host baltimore christmas night right here on abc 731 all in overtime the rams punt and the ravens tylan wallace breaks loose and

76 yards down the sideline it's a walk off winner as baltimore wins 3731. they are now ten and three. the raiders and vikings made history today in las vegas and in kind of a weird way, late second quarter. josh dobbs is sacked by max crosby and were scoreless at the half. all right let's go to the third quarter still no score raiders in the red zone eight and o'connell to hunter renfroe. vikings punch the ball out and they recover it's the first game to be scoreless after three quarters since 2017. the vikings do a keg stand celebration late fourth quarter still scoreless vikings bench josh dobbs for former niners quarterback nick mullens 2.5 minutes to go mullens leads minnesota into field goal range. nice play to jordan addison 22 yard gainer and then just under two minutes to go greg joseph from 36 yards out can we score a point? oh finally three nothing minnesota first play of the raiders next drive o'connell back to pass picked off by ivan pace junior the first ever game

played indoors to finish three nothing raiders head coach antonio pierce said he did not consider changing quarterbacks to jimmy garoppolo. three nothing loss for the raiders just down the street. sharks fans in las vegas san jose with three goal comebacks in each of their last two games. the sharks score first on their first shot of the game. mario ferraro first goal of the year. team teal up one. nothing. just 29 seconds in fastest opening goal for the sharks this season. skip ahead to the final minute of the third period. sharks down four three. mike hoffman second goal of the game to tie it up. are you kidding me? sharks fans just loving it with 38.2 seconds to go and then we went to a shootout. in the shootout, sharks missed twice. vegas doesn't. jonathan marchessault wins it five four in overtime as the comeback falls just short abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> chris thank you. and that's it for tonight everybody. i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of us here. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow.

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