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>> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 23rd. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning to you. some fog forming in our east bay valleys. the sun coming up in less than an hour, and we are relatively clear. visibility reduced a by the way, out over the hills. but from this vantage point it's nice out there. as much as 7 to 15 degrees cooler this morning. than yesterday morning. and concord down to 43 degrees. here's the way it looks outside our studios. our roof camera where skies are clear and later on today low 60s from half moon bay, about 65 san francisco. mid-to upper 60s for points around the bay. castro valley inland we could see a few numbers in the upper 60s approaching 70 by the delta. so it's a seasonal day today.

we will return to the rain which is included in the 7 day out outlook. >> san francisco police have released a sketch of a man suspected of trying to sexually assault a girl in a playground bathroom. take a look. investigators released this sketch late last night based on on a description given by the victim. abc7 news reporter nick smith has the details. >> it seems like the safest park i could ever imagine, and it's actually not. i think parents take false comfort in that, and i think that's the risk. >> it may have been the perfect opportunity for someone up to no good. we were there as officers with the san francisco police department went to the place they say a 7-year-old girl was attacked. the call blasting across police radios. >> a 7-year-old female was

assaulted in the female restroom in lafayette park in the northern district. >> in this area you wouldn't think it would happen. >> the beige colored walls and decorative tiles are out of sight from the play area so popular with parents. marshall butler saw cops spring into action. >> i got here around 4:00, 4:15 and there were a couple squad cars on that end of the park and police were milling around talking with some of the folks that were here. >> physically she's expected to make a full recovery, but the trauma of what happened may take a while. >> don't assume anything. you can never be too safe. >> you have to follow them and take the extra step and not keep them out of your sight. >> mothers and fathers holding their also ones are a little closer. in san francisco, nick smith, abc7 news. breaking overnight, a double fatality due to a wrong way driver closed southbound lanes of 101 in novato for a short time this morning. just after midnight the chp received 911 calls of a wrong

way driver going northbound in the southbound lanes of 101 near san antonio drive. -- near the redwood sanitary landfill. that car slammed head on into another. both male drivers were killed. a female passenger in the wrong way car was cut out of the wreckage. she is hospitalized this morning with major injuries. a third car involved in the crash, that driver was uninjured. officers believe alcohol was a factor in the crash. a driver is shaken, but uninjured, after her car was hit by a train in south san francisco. it happened on the caltrain tracks of south linden and dollar avenue just before 7:30 last night. a northbound train hit the car which was stopped on the tracks. it's still unclear how the driver ended up there. caltrain service was stopped for more than an hour. no one on the train was hurt.

new this morning, a san francisco mom and dad are breathing sighs of relief after finding their twelve-year-old daughter who had been missing for almost two weeks. she was found by her parents riding a muni bus yesterday afternoon. she had been missing since november 10th when her dade said she may have been lured away by a stranger on social media. there were fears that she may have been a human sex trafficking victim. her father said a doctor evaluated amani and found her to be in good health with no visible injuries. work has begun on the western span of the bay bridge near san francisco to replace aging giants. -- aging joints. at times traffic will be backed up. this is a live look right now at the bridge from our bay bridge toll camera. you can see very light traffic early this morning. everything going well. but it's not just traffic that has some people frustrated by the work. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington explains. >> some san francisco residents who live near the bay bridge say they are losing sleep.

>> sounds like a sledgehammer all night long. >> caltrans is replacing old, deteriorated expansion joints. >> the $2.7 million project will take 10 to 12 weeks to complete. the work is scheduled to take place overnight. it includes closing some lanes of traffic while crews use jack hammers to remove concrete. >> i have to get up in the morning and go to work, you know. i realize i'm living in a city, but, i mean, this is beyond the scope. >> most of the people who live in the neighborhood are professionals and they work in the financial district or in south beach. so, you know, busy professionals, we would like to get a good night's sleep. >> i spoke with a caltrans spokesman on the phone. he said they are listening to complaints and every night they will take care of the jackhammering first. >> the crews know about it. we know there are people living nearby, so they try to get that work done as quickly as they can, by midnight at the very latest. >> he said despite the inconvenience, it's imperative to get the work done as soon as possible.

some joints are almost 80 years old. they are so worn down, in april a hole opened in the upper deck of the bridge. caltrans tossed the original plan after metal plates that covered the work caused a massive traffic jam. they have crews working 6 nights a week using rapid-set concrete. in san francisco, alyssa harrington on, abc7 news. controversial former washington d.c. mayor marion barry has died. barry had long political and civil rights career. he served as mayor between 1978 and 1990 when he was arrested for possession of crack cocaine. video emerged showing him smoking the drug. a spokesperson said barry died shortly after midnight in a hospital in washington, d.c. no cause of death is given. despite his problems, he maintained a solid following,

particularly in lower income, primarily black sections of the city. he was elected in the city council in 2004. marion barry dead at the age of 78. this morning in missouri barricades are being placed around the building with a grand jury has been deliberating whether or not to indict a white police officers in the murder of an unarmed black teenager. authorities in st. louis say the grand jury will reconvene tomorrow. in august ferguson police officer darren wilson shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown, and since then there have been rallies, some peaceful, some violent. abc's karen traverse will have a live report at the bottom of the hour. new details out of japan this morning where aerial surveys are showing more damage than previously thought from yesterday's earthquake. a magnitude 6.7 tumbler hit near the city of nagano. at least 37 homes have been destroyed. 38 people have been injured,

many with broken bones. 200 more are staying in shelters. all three nuclear plants in the affected area have not suffered any damage. more than 45 aftershocks have hit near nagano in less than 24 hours. >> lisa argen is here now to talk about the weather. you said seasonal for today? >> yes. that includes plenty of 60s. we are looking at a little fog out there this morning. in fact, reduced visibility in the livermore valley down to a quarter mile burke not here. this is san francisco. it's 52 december from the roof camera. airport is at 50. you see the clear sky here in the light wind that's precluding much of the fog from forming around the bay. we will talk more about that and the rising temperatures with rain all coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, why quake damage to this storage unit in napa means no care packages for some troops

serving overseas this holiday. and smooth going for the bay area's newest transportation system. what the first riders have to take about the new bart line to the oakland international airport.

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mexico is in custody this morning facing new charges in connection with the murders of 43 college students, including one from here in the bay area. mr. gonzales had been on the run since the students disappeared back in september. he's accused of helping round up the students and handing them over to a drug gang to be killed. police arrested gonzales last week, but that was just revealed yesterday. the mayor of the city in mexico and his wife were also charged in the murders. 75 people have been arrested for the crime so far. 19-year-old israel jacinto lagardo from san jose were among those 43 students who were killed. three months after the napa earthquake, the aftereffects are still being felt. in this case a storage unit containing items for troops overseas remains off-limits for those wanting to give back. abc7 news reporter lisa amin

gulezian has the details. >> the metal on two sides of napa self storage is warped, bent and unstable. the entire building housing 200 units was red tagged after the napa earthquake in august. >> are we going to get back in ever or -- >> i haven't heard that. >> it's the not knowing that's frustrating the storage tenants. they have no idea what condition their things are in or if they will ever see them again. >> it's in limbo. it's not our property and we can't get into it yet. it is our property inside. >> the tenants took their concerns to the napa city council on tuesday. the very next day the storage unit sent tenants this letter. >> "we've been struggling with the engineering and technical issue to recover tenants' property from the damaged structure." >> many tenants aren't buying it. >> we just need a straight answer.

>> those who run "operation with love from home" can't wait any longer. they send care packages to troops. >> it breaks our heart what we had in there, and getting it back is going to be rough. >> these are all new donations and a new storage unit. it likely won't be enough of meeting their goal of sending 1,000 care packages next month. >> this is such a movement of the heart, this program, and it's extremely disappointing to know that we can't send this overseas. >> we've just learned the city of napa has agreed to get involved. it will reach out to the owners of the self-storage company to find out what exactly is going on and tenants will be briefed 2nd. in napa, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. bart's new people mover between oakland international airport and the coliseum station and getting good reviews from passengers so far. the new driverless trains went into service yesterday. they take just 8 minutes to carry riders more than three miles on an elevated track. the three-car trains are pulled by cables. they travel at 30 miles an hour. a one-way ride costs six dollars.

double the price of the air bart buses, but riders are not complaining. >> it would have been nice if they would have maybe done it at four or five, but it's convenient so we are paying for that. >> what you are getting is a quicker and more convenient and faster service to the airport. the sfo extension also has a surcharge. that's normal for getting to and from airports. >> the trains run every five to fifteen minutes, depending on the time of day. the project was 30 years in the making. it cost almost half a billion dollars. president obama will talk about his dramatic moves to try to fix the nation's immigration policy, among other things, later this morning on "this week." host george stephanopoulos sat down for an exclusive one-on-one with the president during his historic visit to las vegas. you can see "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00 a.m. right after good morning

america-weekend." >> good evening, happy holidays! >> that's our own weather anchor spencer christian with the greatest assignment last night. he was part of the tree-lighting ceremony at pier 39. the massive 60-foot tree. look at that. it's adorned with thousands of bows, ornaments and twinkling lights and the tree is just the beginning. friends from the disneyland resort have teamed up with pier holly-jolly merriment. you can join spencer next sunday for the special presentation of the pier 39 holiday tree lighting celebration. the special will air sunday, november 30th, at 6:30 here on abc7. beginning to feel a lot like christmas. >> certainly the morning hours, very cool nights, that will continue. in fact, for most of the week as we have the clear sky. enough of a northerly wind to

keep most of the fog out of the bay, but also allowing for the temperatures to drop with the ridation natural cooling. the winds only about 3 to 5 miles an hour but that's enough to keep most of the fog out. we have fog around concord. 3-mile visibility. livermore less than a quarter mile visibility, but overall the big picture shows that things are much, much quieter from where we were 24 hours ago. from the sutro tower camera, the sun coming up at 6:58. numbers from the upper 40s in redwood city. 49 in san jose. good morning san francisco. 52 for you. it's 50 at the coast. and from our east bay hills camera, it's clear here. we are looking at numbers from the low 40s. santa rosa, fairfield, a little fog here. 47 in livermore. petaluma checking in at 41 degrees. you were at 39 earlier. so we are looking at just a little bit of the north wind. by the afternoon that translates into some mild afternoon highs. but take a look. 24 hours ago with all the cloud

cover. the rain. boy, it was much warmer and we are 20 degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time in santa rosa. everyone feeling the november chill this morning. so with that being said, we will allow this to continue for the next several days. and the clear sky in the afternoon. pretty shot here. our exploratorium camera. clear and cool, sunny this afternoon. high pressure sits off the coast. it builds in the next several days, allowing for steadily warming temperatures through the middle of the week. and then a few more clouds around by thanksgiving. the ridge breaks down. more welcome rain by next friday. but here and now you can see the state of california high and dry with the storm tractioned to the north. high pressure sits offshore. we will have double barrel high pressure and a slight offshore push in the days ahead. that will allow for sustenance, the compressional hearing, it allows for the warming and, in fact, temperatures climbing well to the 70s by the middle of

the week. but here's the way it stacks up since last wednesday when we saw a couple weather systems head our way. north bay, the big winners, and san francisco with an inch here. over three inches in kentfield. that's typical, though, for them -- for kentfield to see a lost rain, oakland doing pretty good at 1.78. redwood city, only about .2. that's due to the rain shadow effect. los gatos over .2 and looking at just .16 in san jose. today sunny skies there. 68 degrees. in the city today 65 up in the north bay. a few clouds towards the late afternoon. 69 in sonoma. near east bay 66 for you in union city. berkeley 65 this afternoon. 69 antioch and 67 livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, more sunshine today, tomorrow, into the middle of the week with about 2 to 4 degrees of warming, right en through tuesday. then wednesday, that's the

warmest day. slightly cooler for thanksgiving. and then some showers arrive friday night into saturday. so it all looks pretty good. especially to get to your destination for thanksgiving. >> yeah. very important. i know you have issues with the word "nerd." >> me, no. why would you say that? talk to me carolyn. >> we've talked about it before. we have a story coming up about -- it's actually tomorrow night. but what do you get when you mix learning, nerd learning, liquor, maybe a little bit of love? >> oh, my. >> and the answer, we will take you to a bay area social event that's packing in sold-out, lisa, sold-out, standing-room-only clouds of people who like to think and drink. >> interesting fun, sassy, irreverent. >> he vowed after the first time that i would never miss one. >> we are talking about nerd night. it's all about that tonight.

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receive a first-of-its-kind award. we hope you can join us. >> thank you, paula. for many women even diet and exercise aren't enough to trim certain problem areas. and there's been an option for years. some of turning to a new, less invasive method. more from ama daetz. >> this can burn plenty of calories but for leeann it hasn't been enough to tighten up one problem area. >> my legs have always been a point of contention. no matter how much i exercise or how much diet, they never shape the way that i want them to shape. so specifically what i call the saddlebags. >> to smooth some of the hip area, leeann turned to this dock torres in a new, but increasingly versatile technology. it's a method called cool sculpting, designed to freeze away fat. >> it's new and innovative and really has atrack record of

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meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning to you. from the sutro tower camera it's clear. good visibility. fog forming in the east bay valleys, particularly in livermore, where visibility has been reduced to less than a quarter of a mile. concord at three miles. elsewhere we are clear. morgan hill 50, half moon bay 50. at the airport 50 degrees. here's a look what you can expect throughout the afternoon. mainly sunny skies. some high clouds for the latter half of the afternoon. and we will look for high pressure building in in the days ahead. a look at your temperatures ranging from the low to mid-60s from the coast to san francisco. warmer around the bay and inland with upper 60s to near 70. the rain is not out of here completely. in fact, it returns for the seven-day outlook. i'll detail that coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. san francisco where police have released a sketch of a man suspected of sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl in a restroom.

officers say the suspect is a white male with brown hair between 30 and 40 years old. he was wearing an orange sweatshirt when he ran away late friday afternoon. the attempted assault occurred here inside this bathroom at lafayette park located at goth and washington streets. parents we talked to said lafayette is one of the safest parks they could imagine. please are declining to provide any information about the victim, citing privacy concerns. >> dozens of indigenous groups plan to rally in front. levi's stadium before today's 49ers game to protest the name. opponent's. many think the team's name, the washington redskins, is a racial slur a "no house on old-timers are in in race similar rally" will be held at 10:00 this morning at the stadium. it will be discussed as part of a larger fight against racism

and colonialism >> police hope surveillance video will help them nab the man caught breaking into home in vallejo. this surveillance video shows a man running outs of the home with something tucked under his left arm. police say it happened on thursday morning on skyline drive in vallejo. moments august see him looking in the window and looking around to see if anybody was there. a homeowner says a computer was taken. he calls this frustrating and scary. uc students are planning a system-wide walkout tomorrow to protest the tuition hike approved by university regents. protesting students at u.c. berkeley took their message to the big game yesterday. they dressed in green and handing out green ribbons. they are asking other students to wear the ribbons to show opposition to the hikes. last week the regents voted to raise tuition by up to 5% a year for the next five years.

one group of students is still occupying wheeler hall on campus they are now trying to figure out their next move. >> we've been holding the space and we expect to hold it as long as necessary until we have the appropriate dialogue that ends the way that we want it to, which is that the burden of this financial situation is not put on the students. >> the students have been camped out at wheeler hall since last wednesday. work began overnight on the western span of the bay bridge near san francisco to replace aging joints, and that's got some residents upset. this is a live look at the bridge where westbound traffic is moving quite well on this sunday morning. the project will take ten to twelve weeks to complete. the work is scheduled to take place overnight. it includes closing some lanes of traffic while crews use jackhammers to remove concrete. >> i've got to get up in the morning and go to work, you know. and i realize i'm living in a city, but, i mean, this is

beyond the scope. >> most of the people who live in the neighborhood are professionals and they work in the financial district or in south beach. so, you know, busy professionals and we would like to get a good night's sleep. >> a caltrans spokesperson says despite the inconvenience, it's imperative to the get the work done as soon as possible. some of those joints are almost 80 years old. >> mao to the city of ferguson where they are waiting to the jury's decision when to charge the police office who are shot the unarmed teenager. karen traverse joins us with the latest on the story. the granted injure reconvenes tomorrow. >> tomorrow, carolyn. they took the weekend off. but the demonstrations continue. for the most part this weekend

and in recent days they have been peaceful and orderly, as they have been since the august shooting death of michael brown. but you definitely get that sense, talking to people here, a heightened state of anxiety about the grand jury's imminent decision. >> overnight at east two people arrested after quiet, peaceful pro 70s. michael brown's mother marching and calling for calm. >> we've remained peaceful the entire time and i don't think it's going to change because it's who we are. we are peaceful people. >> the anxious waiting in ferguson continues. >> it's a really heavy heart all around st. louis. >> the grand jury took the weekend off. it will reconvene monday to continue their work to decide whether officer darren wilson will face charges in the shooting death of unarmed teenager, michael brown. nine votes are needed to indict. the grand jury has the same racial makeup as the county. nine white jurors, three black jurors, seven men, five women.

nervous residents are hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst. >> i think you might have some young people who will actually do some thoughts. >> businesses have boarded up their window along this stretch of the avenue, the center of the violent protests last summer. >> i want people to understand they are going to be safe in their homes. police departments have a plan ready to act and protect both business and life. >> that planning includes barricades set up at the courthouse where the grand jury is meeting. about 1,000 extra officers brought in on the ground, and the fbi and the national guard here as backup. reporting live from clayton, missouri, karen traverse, abc7 news. carolyn. we call hope for peace on the streets. thank you, karen. still ahead, you know name brand tires like michelin and firestone, but what about their lesser-no one rivals made overseas? coming up, "7 on your side" michael finney reveals why you

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partnered exclusively with 7 on your side to find out. here's michael finney. >> good morning, everyone. tires from china can cost far less than better-known brands. consumer reports included three in recent tests and found they're no bargain. they didn't earn high scores for performance and one could be a counterfeit. tires are expensive. most suv-truck tires consumer reports recommends cost more than $150 each. so a $95 tire from china, the pegasus advanta suv, seemed like a bargain. but when consumer reports put a set of those tires through its standard tests, they came in at the bottom of the ratings. >> these tires did not grip well in snow. they were short in terms of tread life, when compared to the other models. and they made for a rough and

noisy ride. >> even worse, the tires could be fakes. api, the u.s.-based company that owns the pegasus brand, says it stopped using the chinese factory that made the tires three years ago. a letter from api's chief operating officer says: "many of our molds went missing -- we have no idea who may have made these tires, nor what they put in them." consumer reports bought the tires from the website tires-easy.com. its president says the tires came from an importer. >> we contacted the importer and several government agencies and unfortunately no one is really owning responsibility. that leaves the consumer little recourse should something go wrong. >> consumer reports tested two other inexpensive suv tires from china - the $85 sunny and the $114 geostar. they didn't perform well in the snow and ice tests and scored much lower overall than the top-rated michelin latitude tour that costs $168. >> your tires are a key safety component of your car, which is why we always recommend that people go with the best performing tire they can

performing tire they can afford. the least expensive all-season suv-truck tire consumer reports recommends is the $135 conti cross contact lx20 ecoplus. consumer reports also recommends the michelin ltx m/s2 for $190; goodyear assurance cs tripletred all-season for $160; pirelli scorpion verde all season plus, also $160; and cooper discoverer srx for $157. the national highway traffic safety administration has not gotten any complaints about the pegasus advanta suv tires. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> you need good tires to grip in the rain. >> that's right. we are looking at this. less than 15 minutes from sunrise. from the roof camera, what a gorgeous shot. low 50s in the cities. we will talk about your highs today, the warming trend and the

rain that's coming back next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, people in buffalo buried in their homes by up to seven feet of snow. why they are now in a hurry to dig out. plus, what has this burglary running away in terror? you have to see it to believe it.

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a burglar in south africa ran into his worst fear while trying to break into a home. surveillance video caught him prowling around a home last week when suddenly he takes off running and hops the fence. you can see a teeny tiny dog on his tail. it's a yorkshire terrier, weighing only about five pounds. police eventually arrested the man. he says he suffers from cynophobia, which is an abnormal fear of dogs. have you ever heard of that? >> no. >> no. in buffalo, new york this morning, a ban on driving continues so dump trucks can remove mountains of snow from city streets. the good news is the snow has stopped falling. the bad news, it's beginning to warm up and to rain, raising the threat of flooding. in fact, a flood warning is in effect until tomorrow afternoon. more than 30 roofs have

collapsed in the weight from all that snow. almost 7 feet that fell over six days. >> are we complaining about this? not really. we had a little bit of rain to add to our relief from drought concerns. anywhere from 30 to 60% of normal now. it helps. every little bit helps. we have more in the seven-day outlook. right now the satellite, it is clear. santa cruz starting out with the clear sky. a beautiful shot, present of sun and mid-067s today at the beach. 50 morgan hill, 45 oakland. good morning san francisco, 52. up north we go to san jose where you just picked up a couple hundredth yesterday. 39 way north in petaluma. 43 in concord and santa rosa is much cooler at 41 degrees. in fact, everyone feeling the chill this morning with the clear sky, and with your fog in

livermore, 15 degrees cooler. you know, though, visibility here has been reduced to about a quarter mile. that's due to the calm winds. temperatures the same as the dewpoint. but enough of a wind elsewhere to keep much of the fog from forming. finally mt. tam, look at that. you know it's on the way. a beautiful, sunny, mild day today. we will look for temperatures to be around seasonal averages this afternoon. we will warm up beginning tomorrow into tuesday. in fact, right through wednesday we will have temperatures as much as 10 degrees above average. you see here thanksgiving. it will still be very nice. the ridge begins to break down, but still plenty of 60s for thanksgiving. and after that come the changes. so the timing working out pretty good with the next seven days. there's a light offshore flow keeps the averages mild, sunny, warm with high pressure building in. the nights will be cool with some patchy frost in some of the protected valleys. and we will be looking at very little in the way of travel

concerns with temperatures very mild across the state. we need some snow in the mountains. 47 today in the sierra nevada. and snow perhaps into next weekend. 68 in concord, as well as san jose. 65 san mateo. mid-60s for santa santa cruz. go niners. low to mid-60s to the. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at temperatures very mild and then well above average with offshore winds taking shape throughout the middle of the week. near 70 at the beaches by wednesday. a little cooler for thanksgiving. a little rain friday night and mr. rain into next weekend. >> is that looking really possible, the rain? >> looking really possible and maybe a little bit more than these whim by things we've been seeing. >> all right. thank you, lisa. you mentioned go niners in sports. the 49ers return home this afternoon. looking for their third straight win. they face washington at levi's stadium. kickoff 1:25.

the big game turned into another route for the stanford cardinals . good morning, everybody. the axe belongs to stanford once again. the combination of five turnovers by cal and the resurrection of the cardinal running game. 4 tds by ramon rice adding up to a route in berkeley. stanford early on would lose their most dangerous offensive weapon. this is in the first quarter. and tie montgomery goes down hard with a sprained shoulder. second quarter stanford up 10-0. stephen anderson touchdown. cal down 10-7. >> without montgomery stanford goes to the ground game. ramon rice stopped at the 1. keeps fighting and gets in for the touchdown. first they sit down at the 1, but the ball broke the brain. -- bloke the plane. cardinals up 17-7. cardinals killed the bears. three in the first half. goth, pass deflected to martinez. a great game, two picks, lead to go a seven hogan touchdown round. stanford 24-7 at the half and

after going with running back by committee all year, wright was the committee one in this game. here comes the fourth touchdown. stanford rolls 48-17. the axe goes back to the farm for the fifth year in a row. >> we are excited. for get what happened before. let's not worry about tomorrow. today our kids get to celebrate holding the axe. fourth and fifth year seniors have never lost it and i'm proud of those guys. >>fs disappointed in the way we played. i anticipated us playing better football. so disappointed with that. it was a bit of a strange football game. it didn't start the way we want it to start. i don't even know what to say about some of the stuff that happened out there. >> usc and ucla in the battle of los angeles. the first quarter brent huntley for the pass he would love to have back because it's intercepted right to anthony. 17-yard pick six. trojans up 7-0. the sharks back home for six in a row. lost in a shootout friday night to florida. back on the ice last night against the arizona a coyotes. patrick marleau and company trying to stop a two-game losing streaks. the coyotes jump out to the 2-0 lead in the first period. on the doorstep, vermette starts the scoring. sharks would tie it up in the second. andrew desjardins on the rebound. they go to a shootout, tied at 3.

vermette has the game on his stick and bangs it in. like a double post shot to beat antti niemi, to beat the coyotes 4-3. and manny pacquiao, a winner by decision in china. an easy fight to beat chris algerie. a fight worth $25 million. have a great morning everybody, and the rest of your sunday. i'm larry beil. >> still to come, a rare deep water species is caught on video for the first time. still ahead, where scientists discovered

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marine biologists in monterey have captured video of a rare fish for the first time ever. here's a look at the sea devil. video was recorded last week 2,000 feet below the ocean surface in monterey bay. the species of the angler fish looks terrifying, but it's only about 3.5 inches long. it has a luminescent appendage that looks like a fishing pole on its head, used to attract prey. researchers captured the fish to learn about how it navigates in the dark depths of the season. and it's a sea devil, not a she-devil. >> very good. good morning. we are starting out clear and cold with plenty of 40s and the afternoon sunshine on the way warming us up to the mid-60s in oakland with 68 san jose. 62 half moon bay. san francisco in the mid-60s and

we warm up steadily through the upcoming work week. the warmest day wednesday. still nice for thanksgiving. looking at some rain late friday into next weekend. >> looking good. all right. thank you, lisa. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at

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