into the world. ♪♪ taking a live look outside where you can see it is all clear now, but that was not the case earlier today as rain rolled through the bay area. the. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dionne lim. we got another decent soaking today as a storm quickly moved through and is now dumping snow in the mountains. so what does sunday look like? spencer's got the answer. hi there. hi, dion. >> well, it's not going to snow here, but there's a lot of snow falling right now in the sierra. let's take a look. a quick look at live doppler seven. you can see that our storm has left us and moved far to our south. so our skies are clearing here, but

there is still quite a storm raging right now in the sierra. in fact, a winter storm warning remains in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning for most of the southern sierra, the south of lake tahoe now and we expect up to about 18in of snow. additional snow in the higher peaks. the snow levels down to about 1000ft by tomorrow morning . gusts of wind to 60mph. really hazardous driving conditions. meanwhile, back here in the bay area where our skies are clear, temperatures are going to plummet. tonight we have a frost advisory that will be in effect from midnight tonight to 10 a.m. for the north bay valleys. the entire east bay, including the hills and the valleys and all of the santa clara valley. more on that on the big chill and our seven day forecast. a little bit later. dion i feel cold thinking about it. >> spencer. thank you. well happening now there is a winter storm warning for the sierra that goes until tomorrow morning. interstate 80 and highway 50 are a mess with all of the snow and blizzard like conditions. chains are required for those who are making the drive, though authorities are urging people to stay off the

roads until those conditions improve and you can check out the abc seven bay area app for the latest on weather conditions and access the very same live doppler seven. our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your devices app store to download it for free. well, two developing news now. some boeing 737 max nine airplanes are grounded after an alaska airlines flight had part of its fuselage blown off in midair. it made an emergency landing, and, remarkably, no one was hurt. alaska though, has canceled more than 100 flights today as it inspects its fleet. here's abc news reporter zohreen shah. >> a frightening moment for passengers was an alaskan airline flight flying with a section of its fuselage missing mid-air, something rushed into the cabin and then rushed out shortly after flight 1282 took off from portland international airport, bound for ontario, california, for an emergency in

the air. a large hole developed in the fuselage, causing cabin depressurization, forcing the pilots to turn around with 171 passengers and six crew members on board. oxygen masks were immediately lowered. passengers recorded that that part of the plane was suddenly gone. >> when we are emergency, we are depression sized. we do need to return back to. we have 177 passengers, passenger say they were terrified in the moment. >> a lot of tears. i just didn't know what was going on and i just feel the plane drop and it wasn't like any other turbulence. just because the masks had came down to so that's when i knew, like, oh gosh, this is something way different. um, and yeah, i started freaking out . >> the plane landed safely in portland with no injuries reported. the airline, telling abc news the safety of our guests and employees is always our primary priority. so while this type of occurrence is rare, our flight crew was trained and prepared to safely manage the situation in a team from the ntsb will be looking into what caused this incident.

>> one of the questions here for the investigators is going to be, uh, was that a mechanical failure or was that some failure in maintenance? >> the faa says about 170 boeing 737 max nine planes operated by us based airlines will be grounded. and alaska airlines had already taken the precautionary step of grounding its 65 737 max. all the planes will be inspected before they can return to service, zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles now closer to home, all three bay area airports saw some impact by today's tempoorary grounding. >> of the 737 max nines by the faa. together, oakland sfo and san jose mineta airports saw dozens of flight cancellations. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard says one alaska airlines plane had to return to san jose for inspection. more than an hour into the flight. >> actually, my wife noticed we're going in the wrong direction. we're coming back. >> tom lopez's vacation to puerto vallarta was cut short

saturday, an hour and a half after his alaska airlines flight took off from san jose mineta airport, five minutes later, captain got on and said, we've been instructed we have to go back to san jose. lopez says he heard the captain discuss the plane needed to be inspected. >> he never said emergency. >> saturday, the faa temporarily grounding some boeing 737 max nine airplanes after this alaska flight from portland to ontario lost a cabin door plug mid-flight on friday night. no one was hurt, but lopez wonders why his flight was allowed to take off. >> that was my big thing. i just can't believe somebody dropped the ball and let the plane go off in the air. >> by saturday afternoon, 42 flights were canceled at sfo, including 27 alaska flights and 14 on united. we saw four alaska jets parked on this sfo tarmac, an aviation expert tells abc seven news. the planes are 737 max nines. the faa is requiring

immediate inspections of the planes before they can return to flight. in a statement, the agency saying safety will continue to drive our decision making as we assist the ntsb investigation into alaska airlines flight 1282. mueller family from portland is flying home and feeling a bit uneasy after seeing video of the in-flight emergency on social media. >> so yeah, it's a little concerning, especially since we're like flying the day after. it's kind of a chance you take, like going on planes and, you know, have to get home either way. >> so at sfo, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. new at 11. >> it's been a violent night in oakland. police are investigating multiple shootings. at least two of which turned deadly. one happened just before 6 p.m. at seminary avenue and san leandro street when officers arrived, they found a female victim. she was then taken to the hospital and died. her identity has not been released and no arrests have been made. then, about two hours later, a man was shot near a store on linden street near 30th. police say when they

showed up to the scene, they learned the victim had already been taken to the hospital. they say he later died from his injuries. his name has not been released and no arrests have been made in that case and oakland police are also investigating a shootout that ended with a car crashing into a home. officers were alerted by a shotspotter activation, where they determined two people. people, i should say, in two cars were shooting at each other in the area of east seventh street and 55th avenue, new details now in the fatal shooting of an oakland police officer, twan lay, the east bay times reports. the mother of one of the suspects has been arrested. she's accused of being an accessory after the fact, and alameda county jail records indicate she was in custody, according to the report, the mother of mark demetrius sanders is accused of attempting to destroy evidence and helping him leave the state. she's scheduled to be arraigned on monday and is being held without bail. the effort to recall mayor sheng tao

is officially underway. a letter of intent was sent via certified mail to the mayor this afternoon . organizers say rising crime is a driving factor. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan signed, sealed and soon to be delivered. >> the recall of oakland mayor sheng tao is officially underway . >> there's too many. there are too many lives that have been lost, too many cars stolen, too many people who've been robbed coming from a bank followed home . too many things. too many businesses have closed. just just, you know, this mayor has blood on her hands. >> a retired alameda county superior court judge, brenda harbin forte, is leading the recall campaign. the letter of intent was sent certified mail to mayor tao on saturday. the letter states. you lack the competency, credibility, judgment and the ability to lead what was once a great american city, the letter says. grounds for the recall include creating a public safety crisis by systematically dismantling the oakland police department, delaying opd's exit from 20 years of federal oversight,

missing the retail theft grant and rising crime businesses were not leaving, leaving oakland at this pace before she came into office. >> so we can't pretend that there's no correlation between her decisions and what is happening with the city now. >> oakland city council member noel gallo says he's surprised by the recall and doesn't support it. he thinks it will create more divisions in city hall, but he adds he supports voter rights to take action. >> people are frustrated. they're disappointed. they want immediate action to bring back oakland to a level where it used to be mayor tao has admitted to mistakes at previous public forums, such as missing a multi-million dollar state grant deadline to fight retail theft. >> i am the mayor, so i take responsibility for that. but mayor tao supporters point to new programs already underway, such as grants for small businesses and new policing initiatives. even as oakland tackles a historic deficit and they argue, though crime may be up, it's not at historic levels.

harbin forte was on the oakland police commission until she was removed by mayor tao last year. the oakland city council member, carol fife, sees the recall as a political stunt. >> it's very disturbing that an individual that was released from the police commission for a number of factors is a part of an effort to unseat a newly elected mayor, harbin forte dismisses such accusations as what's happening in oakland is serious. >> it is significant and we don't need anybody in this process who is trying to are trying to settle a grudge, and i certainly am not doing that. >> mayor tao's office did not respond to requests for comment. the mayor now has seven days to respond to the letter in oakland, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> a hindu place of worship was hit with anti-india graffiti in hayward. vijay sherawali temple was vandalized in support of a sikh separatist movement. it calls for establishing a homeland in northern india. this is the second incident like this

in the east bay. in just two weeks, a similar incident happened in newark, where someone spray painted a sign at the shri swaminarayan temple, which criticized the indian prime minister for calling for a sovereign state of khalistan. still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11, check out all those christmas trees. wondering where you can recycle yours? we've got a couple of suggestions. >> our morgue is filled with people that haven't even been identified who have died from drug overdoses, that is not okay. fixing the fentanyl crisis at the ballot box. >> the propositions that will be put before san francisco voters for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement...

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seven news reporter tara campbell with a look at three measures that will be on the ballot. >> we need to dig in and we need to go harder and stronger. >> a plea from mayor london breed saturday, asking city voters to get behind three propositions and not be afraid to make the hard decisions that are going to get us to a better place. flanked by local leaders and in front of hundreds of supporters, the mayor outlined proposition c and f, the first, prop c, is aimed at revitalizing san francisco's downtown. >> downtown is not going to be what it was before the pandemic, but it it can become something better. >> the measure would incentivize investors by waiving the city's transfer tax on office buildings that are converted to housing for the buildings that can be converted from office to

housing, and some of them can be. >> we need to make sure that our very high transfer tax is not making that economically impossible. >> and from housing to policing. prop e looks to lighten the load of paper work on officers right now it's taking up about a third of their time. the measure also makes way for the use of surveillance video drones and facial recognition. >> it's so important to make sure that we are giving the tools, but that doesn't mean we let up on reforms that doesn't mean that we don't focus on making sure that there's clear reporting and transparency. >> and finally, to the fentanyl crisis and proposition f, it would require people struggling with addiction to be enrolled in treatment in order to continue receiving welfare, not requiring them to be clean and sober, but requiring that they be in a treatment program if they want benefits of the city. the mayor first introduced the idea last

year, and it faced immediate scrutiny when they say this is a punitive measure by denying people access to ga, but it's more punitive to me when a person is lying down on the streets and dying and we just walk past them every day, we're not taking away shelter options. >> we're not taking away housing options. we're not taking away the door that opens to help people struggling get the help and the support they need. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> today in san francisco's tenderloin district, hundreds of volunteers turned out for a trash pickup event organized was touted as one of the largest cleanups in the city's history. >> one volunteer says that with all the bad news, we see this is his way of making the city a little bit of a better place. i think the great thing about hope is that it's contagious, and it can take any form that you want, whether that be picking up a little piece of trash on the street or even just saying hello to a neighbor. >> so we're here to spread a little bit of that hope and make

san francisco a better place and combat all those negative headlines is hope. >> i like that hope. being contagious. crews had music playing to keep up the energy. plus a free communal lunch. the coalition of organizers say it was a chance to strengthen community bonds and make a lasting impact in our community on the peninsula. a groundbreaking took place to reopen the pool at a sutter health arthritis and rehab center in san mateo. >> bring back bring back free nicholson pool. yeah >> san mateo county supervisors david canepa and supervisor noelia corzo were among those who took part. the ceo of sutter's mills peninsula medical center says this is an investment in the health and wellness of the community. as we emerge from this covid 19 pandemic, sutter health as an organization, we are so incredibly excited to bring the mickelson therapeutic aquatic

therapeutic pool back to our community. >> this is very much an investment in 4-1-1 is set to officially reopen in july. >> well, tomorrow at the 40 niners game, astronaut nicole mann will be honored as the front line hero by. born in petaluma, mann lived and worked aboard the international space station. she served as a mission commander, conducted over 14 hours of spacewalk, and helped in hundreds of experiments and technology demonstrations. she was also in iraq and afghanistan as a combat fighter pilot. on top of it all, she is the first indigenous woman from nasa to go to space. congrats relations and in the east bay, two boy scout troops in san ramon hosted their annual christmas tree pickup. today, boys of troops 834 and 874 collected and loaded up hundreds of trees from around the community as part of their yearly fundraiser. alameda county industries will grind them up and use them for mulch. if you need to get rid of your

tree still, you can also take it to the dublin sports ground through the end of the month. oh cool. yeah nice hard work building character for. >> that's right. maybe building muscles too. yeah. and those trees and those trees make me think of perhaps the holidays and snow which we are seeing now in the sierra. a lot of it up to two feet in some places. and it's still snowing there. but here in the bay area, the storm that was our storm today is now gone. so looking at live doppler seven, you can see we have quiet weather conditions at the moment and clear skies and the looping satellite radar image shows that storm has moved far to our south. so let's take a look at the futurecast. and you can see starting at midnight tonight, skies will continue to clear going into tomorrow morning we'll start the day with sunny skies. but those clear skies for tonight mean cold weather here in the bay area. meanwhile, speaking of cold weather, winter storm warning is still in effect for a good portion of the central sierra south of lake tahoe, down to mammoth lakes and farther south until 4 a.m, we expect much more additional snow

on top of what has fallen already. snow levels down to 1000ft by tomorrow morning. snow rate two inches per hour. that's quite a bit. wind gusts up to 60mph. travel may be difficult or impossible. meanwhile back here in the bay area, wind is rather calm except down at half moon bay, where we have gusts up to 25mph. now we have clear skies. right now, temperatures are dropping in the 24 hour temperature change shows most inland areas quite a bit cooler, especially in the north bay and going eastward. then at this time last night, two to 6 or 7 degrees cooler. so that's just a hint of what's to come. meanwhile current temperature readings 48 degrees here in san francisco and in hayward and in san mateo, 47 in oakland and san jose, right now, 50 at half moon bay, looking at quiet conditions under clear skies in emeryville. other temperature readings right now 41 at santa rosa and livermore, 35 at napa, right now 37. petaluma and fairfield and 43 at concord and these are our forecast headlines overnight, clear skies, cold inland and a matter of fact, as a matter of

fact, we have two cold mornings coming our way from the areas tomorrow morning. and monday and next week it's going to be unsettled with chances of more rain coming our way for tonight. frost advisory in effect until well from midnight to 10 a.m. for most of our inland areas, especially up in the north bay valleys, the entire inland east bay, the hills and the valleys, and down to the santa clara valley. the entire region under this frost advisory until 10:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures could drop as low as 32 degrees or possibly lower in some spots, and frost, of course, can kill sensitive plants. so overnight you'll see low temperatures right around the bay. yeah, the bay shoreline, mainly in the mid to upper 30s on the coast, low 40s, but it will be quite a bit colder in all of our inland areas. highs tomorrow, mainly in the mid 50s and i mean a very narrow range of highs about 54 to 55 degrees in most burial locations tomorrow. looking ahead, forecast animation starting on monday shows a sunny day on monday, but rain coming in late tuesday into wednesday.

then a little impulse swinging through on thursday. but a more significant chance of rain coming in on friday into next saturday. see, i told you it's going to be unsettled and that was an illustration of the unsettled weather coming our way. here's the accuweather 70 forecast once again. two sunny days coming our way tomorrow and monday, but also very cold mornings. showers arrive tuesday , a level one storm also on wednesday. mostly sunny thursday , chance of showers on friday and another level one storm next saturday. so it's winter. >> keeping us on our toes. yeah, absolutely. >> expect it then. all right spencer, thank you. >> okay, dion. >> well what a way to mark three kings day in the bay area. we'll take you to a massive giveaway with thousands of toys

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greene was suspended for hitting sun center jusuf nurkic in the face back on december 12th. the league said greene has completed steps that demonstrated his commitment to conforming his conduct to standards expected of nba players. he's met with nba reps, the warriors and the players association, and those meetings will continue throughout the season. espn reports greene expected to be with the team tomorrow for the game against the raptors for the first time since the suspension, and will likely need a week to ramp up for a return to game action. the warriors went seven and five in his absence. chris paul broke his hand in the win over detroit last night and will need surgery next week. currently no timetable for his return. paul is averaging 8.9 points, 7.2 assists per game in 32 games and after beginning the season coming off the bench, paul has started the last four games a tough blow for a team searching for consistency. >> i just feel for him personally because he does such an amazing job of taking care of his body and preparing himself,

you know, day in and day out. we'll worry about the stuff with the team as it comes, but for him personally, i just you know, hope he keeps his spirits up and can get through this as quick as possible. >> we've got the dubs on seven wednesday night. stephen curry and the warriors host zion williamson and the pelicans. coverage begins at 5:00. tip off 530, followed by after the game last week. the 49 ers earned the nfc's top seed and a first round bye. given the niners a chance to rest some key players ahead of the divisional round, a few weeks, including running back christian mccaffrey and quarterback brock purdy. sam darnold will start at quarterback, while purdy will be the emergency quarterback tomorrow afternoon against the rams. what a season it's been for brock in the mvp conversation most of the season, and set the franchise record for the most passing yards in a single season in franchise history. as for the rest versus rust, purdy says that's not a problem. >> i think i've done it. you know, this year in terms of having some rest and then coming in and playing. um, and so

that's something that's feels good to go back and remind myself about. and not only that, like going to be practicing against a really good defense. obviously our guys for the next couple weeks too. it's not like i'm going to be sitting on the couch for the next couple weeks doing absolutely nothing. you know, whoever we end up playing in in our first round, we'll be ready for it. >> this abc seven sports report, sponsored by riverrock casino, dion. >> chris, thanks much more to come tonight on the news at 11, including a glitter bomb prank that reveals more than just some viral video. the i-team with how the prank showed a bigger issue in the criminal justice system, and a search for waste off the california coast leads to quite a discovery. munitions, where they were found and how old they are when abc7 news continues in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus.

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cars. in a separate incident. i-team reporter dan noyes worked on that viral video with youtube star mark rober, and has continued to follow leads. the latest a suspect using his own car to drive to various break ins. >> reporter i'm so happy former nasa engineer mark rober set a trap for san francisco's car burglars. >> 25 times over eight months, hidden cameras caught them in the act. once they absconded with mark's backpack, it shot out glitter and a foul smelling spray on. and it started a countdown that made the thieves toss the bag. ten. nine. eight. >> eight. seven. >> six. >> rober even outfitted one car with bulletproof glass just for the fun of seeing their frustration. >> when a juicy piece of luggage was just sitting right in plain

sight, then it was my turn to dig a little, and then you could run the plates and do more of like a in-depth investigation. i think the combination of that worked really well. >> i learned that several of the thieves tried to avoid detection by using stolen license plates on the cars they drove. i showed gerald iseman his stolen plate in rober's video. what do you think about seeing your plate used in a crime like this? >> well, i'm grateful that i reported it. >> some had no plates at all, but in one case, the suspect used his own car with his own license plates. and that's how i found 30 year old chevelle augustine of san francisco. so on october 12th, the thursday evening, he spots one of mark rober's bay cars on bay street near the embarcadero. sees traffic coming, so he gets back in when it's finally clear, he emerges and strikes the backpack that rober built sends a text that it's been stolen. the on board cameras catch augustine

going through the bag. a minute later comes the message fart spray cannon fired. you can hear the servo motor. no audible reaction from augustine, but he throws the bag out the window. a little over an hour later, chevelle augustine has made his way to the palace of fine arts and another of robbers, bay cars from four different angles. you see him break into the car and take the backpack. once i ran his plate and found his information, i checked san francisco superior court records . get this. after he failed to appear in a car burglary case from july, a judge issued a $35,000 bench warrant for augustine's arrest. but the charges second degree burglary of vehicle and possession of burglary tools. what's meant to be a legitimate car escape tool? in that case, police say they recovered us indian and euro currency from augustine's car and jewelry in a baggie, watches and more in his criminal

complaint, prosecutors cited three circumstances in aggravation great monetary value , violent conduct which indicates a serious danger to society, and prior convictions. but in a hearing october ninth, judge loretta giorgi described the case. quote, looks like it would be easily settle a bull. she dropped the bench warrant and allowed augustine to leave or on his own recognizance. three days later, mark robur's hidden cameras caught him breaking into those two cars that same day, court records show the plainclothes officers out of central station shot their own video of augustine smashing another car window and connected him to two more break ins, all rental cars police had to use a spike strip to keep him from fleeing in that same car. with the same license plate. we spotted augustine's latest car burglary charges include an allegation of felony committed while on bail. >> you would have thought this

sort of thing doesn't happen, but in fact, it does. >> frank noto of the grassroots campaign stop crime sf tells me defendants released while waiting for a trial often commit other crimes and that since the start of last year, the sfpd made 468 felony arrests of suspects who had been freed from custody pending trial. >> that's just crazy. um, the judges are showing poor judgment. there they're saying this criminal is not going to commit a crime, at least not pending trial. but they're dead wrong. >> i've been attending chevelle augustine's court hearings. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. when i approached him, he declined to comment. but do those designer jeans look familiar for his deputy public defender? baldwin also declined to be interviewed, but emailed me that augustine is loving and kind and that he takes care of his sick grandmother. she added that incarceration does not solve poverty or deter auto burglaries for the i-team. dan noyes abc seven news. if you

have a story for dan in the i-team, you can call this number on your screen one 888 40 team or head to abc7 news.com slash i-team. >> i'm off the los angeles coast. marine researchers discovered world war two era munition and other artifacts in underwater dump sites. the discovery includes anti-submarine weapons and smoke devices found inside mysterious boxes and barrels on the sea floor. officials believe the u.s. navy dumped the items roughly 80 years ago as part of a government approved disposal method. now there are concerns, though, about the possible toxic substances left behind, and the fda is issuing a warning over recalled applesauce. the agency says children may have been exposed to lead, and the heavy metal chromium guanabana apple cinnamon puree pouches were pulled from shelves due to lead contamination back in november. they've now found evidence of

metal exposure as well. two of its other applesauce products were recalled, including the brands schnucks and weis. the fda says lead toxicity can cause headaches, pain, vomiting and anemia. today, secretary of state antony blinken met with turkish officials to try to calm tensions in the middle east. blinken met with his turkish counterpart and discussed the war and humanitarian crisis in gaza, as well as sweden's bid to join nato. blinken later met with turkey's president in a statement, blinken emphasized the need to prevent the conflict in gaza from spreading and the need to free hostages is still ahead. tonight, looking what is hiding under the building where a family of bears was discovered near lake tahoe. i'm spencer christian, a frost advisory will be in effect overnight for much of the bay area. >> i'll have the chilling details in my accuweather forecast coming up when abc seve

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this is at the tarlac historical site, which has some of the oldest buildings in the area. you can see there. yeah, pretty much a mom and her two cubs coming out of a crawl space. a nature enthusiast had to use a paintball gun to get the bears to leave. one of the cubs actually had some paint on its face. i mean, whatever it takes, right? yeah. evicted. i don't know what i would do in that scenario. >> i guess they should have paid their rent. >> oh, i can barely stand stand your jokes. i love it. >> my kind of humor. oh my gosh, look at them. i mean, they're kind of cute though. >> i mean, adorable. well, you try and have them at your house. >> no, no, no, not cute. is that not in my backyard? the old

expression. well, we're going to have frost in our backyards in many parts of the bay area overnight. we have a frost advisory in effect from midnight to 10 a.m. for the north bay valleys. the entire inland east bay and the entire santa clara valley. temperatures may drop down to or even below freezing overnight, so it will be chilly as you can see on the low temperatures for tonight, all of our inland areas will be in the 30s. in fact, even around the bay shoreline lows will be in the mid to upper 30s. the only place where lows will not drop into the 30s will be san francisco, and along the coastline. now, tomorrow, under sunny skies, it's going to be a cool to chilly day with highs only up to about 55 degrees in the mildest locations. here's the accuweather seven day forecast monday morning. might be even colder than tomorrow morning, but at least we have two sunny days coming our way tomorrow and monday. then showers arrive on tuesday. showers continue on wednesday. a level one storm there, mostly sunny on thursday, but a chance of showers again on friday. continuing into saturday when we may have yet another level one storm. so it will be a week of

active winter like wet weather except for the next two days. hey, we'll make up for all those deficits. >> absolutely. we'll take what we can get. yeah. spencer. thank you. okay. all right, let's get back to chris again with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports, a busy saturday of college hoops. and who is the biggest threat to the 40 niners this postseason? our after the game crew larry and mike they let us know sports is next to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you.

- [narrator] are you looking for more in this world? then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us. tomorrow afternoon against the la rams. it's going to be a battle of backup quarterbacks though. sam darnold going against carson wentz. san francisco the top seed in the nfc and has a first round bye. so who is the biggest threat to the 40 niners this postseason? hour after the game, crew of larry and mike have your answers. all right. >> what team represents the biggest obstacle that could prevent the 40 niners from reaching the super bowl? >> so from least likely to most,

let's start philly at number five because they're kind of on a slide. lost to the niners big the first time. not necessarily going to be it for my next pick i would go with the rams. i'm not sure about the rams right now what they're doing. so this hurts a little bit. but jared goff love the offense. defense no bueno. so got to have defense in the championship. got a report that's not a report. and speaking of defense tampa bay buccaneers that's a shocker. top ten scoring defense in the nfl. so in the playoffs defense wins championships. that's just my take. it could change any minute. and then finally although the first matchup was not good for dallas i'm gonna say the cowboys are probably the biggest threat right now. >> that's not bad. it's not right. but all right, here we go. let's go. all right i'm going tampa down here okay. all right i'm going to go larry doesn't like defense. yeah no i don't actually i'm going to go. eagles there for all the reasons you stated. they peaked in the middle of the season. they're on

a downward trajectory i i'm going with jared. >> we both got jared at three i'm going to go rams next because kyle shanahan even said he thinks they might be facing the rams in a couple of weeks in the postseason. >> and the cowboys i would love to see them come to levi's stadium because they're not a very good road team. i might actually go rams above the cowboys. >> they're not a great road team. and this is like standard divisional rival right. but really the biggest one is right there. like they have to play at their peak. if a niners play at their peak they are the team to beat. >> don't turn the ball over. don't beat yourself. >> yes. and play great defense. defense wins championships. >> and book those flights to vegas chris back to you. >> thanks a lot guys. you saw it right here on abc seven demeco ryans is texans taking on the colts winner clinched a playoff berth. the loser is out. fourth quarter devin singletary capped a 12 play, 73 yard drive, but houston misses the extra point, ensuing colts possession. jonathan taylor out on the sideline for a big fourth and one play, and gardner minshew

can't connect with tyler goodson. the texans win 2319. they make the playoffs. they can win the afc south with a jaguars loss tomorrow. we've got the dubs on seven wednesday night. stephen curry and the warriors host zion williamson and the pelicans coverage at five. tip off at 530, followed by after the game college hoops at ucla just before the half. bruins head coach mick cronin fired up about a potential missed travel call. there goes the jacket. he got a technical foul. he was just upset. cal up nine at the break. second half. bears extend the lead. it's jalen tyson driving in two of his game. high 22. cal goes up 14. and then jalen cone a little later going to put it away with the triple. and the two small gesture. cal wins 6657 snapping a 19 game pac 12 losing streak and an 11 game losing streak at pauley pavilion . lebron james in the house watching his son bronny and usc take on stanford. bronny scored two points in 20 minutes. first half brandon angel scored a team high 18, including this slam and

the foul. stanford down four at the break. so nice. we show it twice. the cardinal one on a ten zero second half run to tie the game michael jones the lay in there 61 all but the trojans. they pull away guard isaiah collier. he led the way with a career high 26. and stanford falls 9379. santa clara at pepperdine tied at 72 with a minute to go. adama alpha ball. pretty good player here. two of his career high 28. look at that move. and the broncos take the lead. what a shot that was. and then pepperdine had about a dozen chances to tie or take the lead late. missed a couple of point blank shots right at the rim. they got the rebounds. still couldn't make it. and then one last chance carlos marshall jr the steal santa clara wins 7872. saint mary's beat lmu 6864. baby sharky sharky uh- sharks hosting the maple leafs third period. fabian's etterlin great pass to mikael granlund, his fifth of the season. the definition of no look right

there. sharks down three one in the third, but toronto's william nylander denied. once here gets his own rebound and then puts home his second goal of the game. makes it four one late in the third. sharks lose by that score. they've lost 11 in a row. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion >> chris, thank you very much. and a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv along with google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free. well, that's it for tonight. everybody i'm dionne 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 in the morning. have a great night. the abcs of ckd a is for awareness,

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