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what heck is that? >> yeah, a question being asked across california. what is that bright light seen across the sky? >> let's go to katy with more about that mysterious glow in the sky, katy. >> reporter: the people we spoke with stopped in their tracks to look up at the night sky and the light could be seen for 20 to 30 minutes adding to the mystery. we show you video from our abc affiliate shot near chula vista. there is a reasonable explanation tonight from the u.s. navy. sometime around 6:00, the navy fired a missile test flight off the coast of southern california. the navy says the missile was not armed. this video showing the comb-like tail from the missile is a common sight many people saw and you can see the bright flash in this video from san diego county. people in the bay area described

a similar sight. >> beaming off the lake and so brought that it was shooting up in the air and just awesome and just weird. >> reporter: weird is right. it's easy to see how people thought it was a flying saucer or comment. don't expect a heads up from the u.s. navy any time soon. a spokesperson said missile launches are classified and so they are often not announced before they happen. live in san francisco, a brks krrc 7 news. people have been sending us photos and videos from all over the place tonight using the #abc 7 newsnow. >> we see a cone of light tracing behind the rocket. these pictures show a duller light you can see filling much of the sky there and rachel powers shows the beaming light from the rocket and the trail of light behind it.

our pictures weren't just from the by area. they came from socal, phoenix and las vegas. when you see news where you live, take a photo or video and share it using abc 7 now. we may show it on air or online. >> there were definitely clear skies to get a good view of the rocket. tomorrow completely different story. meteorologist >> this is ahead of a cold front and we're seeing rain move on shore. we'll put this into motion over the last hour and you can see the moisture, which is ahead of the cold front is mainly moving to the north of the bay area but the cold front will march to the southeast overnight tonight. when can you expect the first drops? north bay first area to see the drops between 5:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning.

napa and even knoxville. the heart of the bay area first drop between 7:00 and 10:00 in the morning, san francisco, antioch, concord. south bay, final stops, san jose, mount hamhamilton, this i just round one of a system that brings two waves of rain. we'll go hour by hour and point out the next 48 hours with the forecast. >> new at 11:00 a small plane crash in san jose, all four people on board walked away. it flipped over around 8:45 tonight. san jose fire investigators say that single engine cessna was landing when the gear hit the side of the runway. only one passenger had to go to the hospital with a minor injury. the faa is going to look what went wrong there. tragedy tonight, thousands of people watching a sky diving demonstration at the pomegranate

festival instead saw a man from to his death. what exactly went wrong from the airport. >> reporter: in a split second, a family festival became the scene of an accident. >> everyone was pointing at the sky and i looked to see someone falling in the parachute. >> reporter: authorities say a 65-year-old skydive was taking part in an air show and trying to land at a airport. >> the victim's chute was tangled. attempts were made to disrupt the tangling and proved to be unsuccessful. >> reporter: hundreds of feet away, the victim's first chute landed among trees this is video of the first chute land income trees far away from his body. >> out of the corner of our eyes, we saw the loose parachute just going down by itself. >> reporter: the skydive himself fell next to alex salazar's

truck who says he was in that spot minutes before the crash. >> sounded like the car hit something and it was the gentleman or we know now as the gentleman that had fallen between the cars. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration is now involved in the investigation to find out how exactly this tragedy could have happened. a car crash caused a gas leak in san jose. abc 7 news was at san felipe road near silver oak elementary school where a car flipped over this afternoon. the crash knocked over some p l poles, one of them bent. it took pg and e nearly two hours to stop the gas leak. >> loud bang noises and traffic at a call. the best phrase we could come up for this, necessary instances happening now in san francisco's soma is live.

>> reporter: loud construction for the next seven days will be what a lot of residents in this neighborhood have to deal with and driver s making their way i the city, that's going to be a challenge. the sound of jackhammers and excavators continued into the second night of the eight-day rail project. all the noise just feet from several residential towers loud enough to keep some residents up last night. >> i did wake up because i was not super prepared. >> reporter: jennifer is a little better prepared now thanks to a pocket full of ear plugs. >> i took a hand full. they are handing them out as a courtesy to the residents. >> reporter: nicole campbell and her boyfriend were surprised by the noise inside on their tour.

>> it's still pretty bad honestly. they are not sound proof windows so yeah, something to consider for sure. >> reporter: this around the clock construction is part of the central subway project. this phase will be finished next saturday night. along with the noise is the traffic backup, drivers are being diverted off king street. we saw cars backed up beyond maraposa. >> it's been about 40 minutes. >> reporter: for rail riders on the current t line. they will have to take shuttle buses at the station heading through bay point. in san francisco, sergio contana. smoke and flames poured out of

no one was hurt here. investigators say the cause was accidental. and now to the peninsula where firefighters say a man started a two-alarm fire while cooking in his kitchen. abc 7 news was an elm street after people evacuated this afternoon. the man tried to put it out on his own but had to call 911 for help. paramedics treated him for smoke inhalation. two upstairs apartments are also damaged. >> abc 7 news was in san mateo where construction crews are demolishing a bridge in the heart of town. the rail bridge is coming down this weekend. it's going to be replaced with a newer safe structure. work led to single tracking on caltrain and through that construction sight. that project should be done by monday morning. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> a bay area coach receives a

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commission can proceed. >> reporter: that's a former judge core tedell opened the meeting. 25 volunteers from walks with a common goal. investigate jails in santa clara county following the death of inmate michael tyre, last august. core tedell was shocked to leare county hired a private consultant to do the same job in secret. results will be kept confidential even from this panel, which appears to be doing the same job. cordell believes the consultants were hired to protect the county from future lawsuits. >> the commission's goal is to expose everything liability. >> reporter: commissioners got this letter wishing them luck and notifying them about the paid consultant whose findings would only compliment the blue ribbon commission's work. >> we need more and more chance

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water to good use. >> it's raining tomorrow and we hope we can catch rainwater and feel an immediate impact. >> drew will talk about that rain in a few minutes. today's volunteers took home an important lesson about the water supply and where it originates hundreds of miles away. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the idea of your nice little green grass getting lots of water every day, that will be a thing of the past. >> californians were supposed to cut back on water but why are there so many green lawns in southern california? reggie looks at the water waels wai wasters and see why the cut backs were unnecessary, sunday night at 11:00. >> let's talk about the possibility of getting rain. >> drew tuma is tracking it. >> that's right. lit come in two waves, the first

wave is moving on shore. live doppler 7 hd seeing clouds move into the north bay that will spread overnight tonight and then this will move in. showers ahead of a cold front marching to the south and east and this rain will move in tomorrow morning. along with the rain, we're looking at snow in the sierra and a winter weather advisory in effect through 4:00 monday morning as we expect a few inches to move in. live look from the tower camera showing you wae're beginning se clouds. the forecast calls for scattered showers on sunday. the second wave monday morning and that will be on the heavier said along with the possibility some isolated thunderstorms as low pressure moves through. the clouds move in tonight they will act like a blanket. we're not going to get as chilly tonight as last night. temperatures mainly in the 40 and 50s and that's basically where we'll stay overnight tonight. future weather hour by hour on your sunday, here comes the cold

front. by 8:00 tomorrow morning the moisture confined into the north bay and light in nature. it picks up in coverage by 11:00 in the morning on sunday, many locations are sighing light showers in their neighborhoods. there could be an embedded heavier downpour as future weathers pick up with a pop of yellow. second half of your sunday into the evening, temporary low in the moisture and wet weather before the second round moves in for monday morning and that monday morning wave is the area of low pressure itself and has a little more energy with it. likely, there is a chance of a thundershower 5:00 on monday morning and that continues for much of the morning hour. 8:00 more showers moving on shore through the 10:00 hour and wet weather confined before it starts to move out by monday afternoon and tape tore isolated showers. in terms of rainfall, this will be a good soaking of rain. most areas picking up from a quarterer to half of an inch of

rain through monday evening. snowfall with the winter weather advisory, the snow level will drop from 6,000 feet sunday to 4,000 feet monday by south lake tahoe and about 9 inches in donor. as we move back here tonight, the shower wills move in first thing tomorrow morning in the north bay and sinking their way to the south. temperatures mainly dropping into the 40s and 50s overnight tonight. then for your sunday, it's going to be cloudy, cool with those isolated showers moving through. you see temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to mid 60s across the region as those showers move through. we're inclutiding them in the forecast. we'll be dealing with light showers moving through. kick off 1:05 and by 4:00 it's cool. the accuweather seven-day forecast will have light showers for the first half of sunday. the evening is rather dry before the second wave moves in monday morning with the heavier downpours and chance of a thundershower throughout monday afternoon and then drier,

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we are back with tonight's headlines. people talking about the strange bright light in the sky. appeared around 6:00 tonight for about 20 to 30 minutes. the u.s. navy fired an unarmed missile from a submarine off the coast of los angeles. people from san diego up to san francisco saw it. missile testing is classified, that's why nobody knew. a car wreck caused a gas leak. the crash knocked over some poles, one of them bent causing a break in that four-inch gas line there. took nearly two hours for pg and e crews to stop the leak. a noisy saturday night in the district of san francisco around the clock construction going on for that new t line

central subway project. the work meaning big traffic backups, buses instead of trains and ear plugs for neighbors who live nearby. that eight-day project ends next friday. protests against donald trump as his arch rival sets up the attack in the battle for stk south carolina heats up among democrats. richard cantu has the details. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got to go! >> reporter: trump protest before trump's "snl" performance. the donald hopes it will boost support. dr. ben carson continued his attack saturday. carson tweeting we the people made 10,000 donations each day raising $3.5 million this week alone. thank you bias media. bernie sanders also going of the retired neurosurgeon in south carolina.

>> you know what's important to me about ben carson and i think what's more important to the american people? ben carson as i understand it wants to abolish medicare. how is that? >> reporter: in the meantime, hillary clinton addressed medical marijuana at the federal level. >> i would like to move it from schedule one to schedule two so that, you know, researchers at universities could start researching what's the best way to use it. >> reporter: she also got laughs learning to dance the wobble. south carolina will host the first southern primary. richard cantu, abc new york. >> the show starts at 8:0 oc0 a. federal railroad investigators are headed to wisconsin after a train derailment. at least 25 burlington northern cars derailed.

they leaked ethanol into the mississippi river? you always worry about a derailment if you look at the sit to the best of my recollection the rail is located right next to the city so we've been planning. we knew this would probably happen. >> and it did. there was a voluntary evacuation that got lifted this afternoon. investigators say there is no threat to the public and no one was hurt. it's a movie that seems to defy logic, getting rid of trash by getting rid of trash cans. that's exactly what is happening with the national park service at ocean beach. they say it's working. katy talked to people who live there that say not so sure. >> reporter: sea gulls and a social experiment. >> more trash cans and bigger. >> reporter: instead the national park service removed them in a campaign known as pack it in, pack it out. >> i think in theory, it's a

great policy, you know, i think we were all capable of bringing the stuff that we bring out to the beach back with us. >> reporter: evan and his friend loaded their garbage in the car but worry some people won't make the effort. >> i can't imagine people putting their trash or if they have to take a bus or their bike. >> reporter: others say the old trash bins weren't working anyway. >> there is always trash. sometimes when we come walk the dog we'll bring gloves and bags to pick up and we're always filling them up. >> reporter: cans from stir well one through 14 came out more than a week ago. rangers have spent significantly less time cleaning up garbage from several hours to 15 minutes. so far, the experiment is working. even if it's counter intuitive. >> humanity doesn't follow rules, not all of humanity. you're going to get probably a solid percentage of people that

litter. >> reporter: those people will litter whether you have cans or not. at ocean beach, abc 7 news. disappointment today for recreational fishermen who hope to cast their crowd traps along our coast. abc 7 news was in pacificia where signs warned dangerous crab fishing is not allowed. state officials postponed because toxic algae blooms are making the clouds too dangerous to eat. the recreational season was supported to begin today. late yesterday fish and wildlife postponed the commercial crab season. that was supposed to begin on november 15th. one of the stars of the ""sharknado"" film is working to save a different specie. urban beekeepers, the couple on a crusade to get home i'mmprov improvement stores are remove

pesticides. chemicals are the reason pollinators are dying off. >> we should have 60 pounds of honey. we only harvested 25 pounds. >> three major hardware chains have signed on to this campaign. meanwhile, the chemical producers say the product saves from invasive pests and the bee die off is the result of environmental factors and hive management practices. thousands of people walk toward a world without blood cancer. >> five, four, three, two, one! [ cheers ] >> abc 7 news was at civic park in walnut creek for the light the night walk. this is the latest to find a cure for leukemia and lymphoma. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony mceed tonight's event. we've been focused on small

screens, tablets and phones but this holiday season is a push to get us to upgrade our tvs. next on abc 7 news at 11:00, the new trending tech that could tranls fo transform your family's home theater. >> the next storm moving through. the cold front slowly sinks to the south and brings us showers for sunday. details in the accuweather forecast.

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you can get smaller basic 4 k models for about $1,000. 4 k tvs are getting big discounts despite being new. >> reporter: they dropped about $1,000 since being introduced 18 months ago. content is limited now we sony is offering prepackaged 4 k content and you can stream from netflix and amazon. some create their own content with the go pro4. >> the biggest advantage to that is a lot of people have 4 k tv and make your own constant, this is the way to do it and a 4 k tv playing that content. >> the go pro4 retails for $400. tvo and sling box remain popular. those who stream their tv might enjoy something relatively new called play-off. >> this allows you to recreate the traditional cable box and

dvr experience. >> reporter: it allows you to record screaming media and other devices. a more advanced version is $60 and allows you to skip ads and put streaming content on your t tv. >> we'll have a look at more hot gift ideas in the weeks ahead. >> did i hear you and drew say you're going to buy me a 4 k for christmas? >> what? >> hey, drew tuma. >> no, we're coming to your place to watch your -- >> you misheard. live doppler showing you we're tracking moisture now moving into northern california. it's light but moving on shore and all ahead of a cold front and that cold front is going to march to the south and east. when you can expect first drops, the first spot to see the wet weather between 5:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning. and then it looks like the last location mainly the south bay will see the drop between 9:00

and 11:00 tomorrow morning. highs for sunday across the state of california, northern california rather wet as the cold front moves through and cool. 54 the high in chick cow and 6 0 and 75 l.a. and 81 the high for palm springs and highs for your sunday, cool, cloudy, on and off light showers throughout the morning and early afternoon. 60 the! in san francisco. 62 san jose and 63 oakland and 63 the high in napa. the accuweather seven day forecast shows tomorrow tracking light showers by monday another wave of rain moves in heavier and the possibility of a thunderstorm may developing by monday afternoon. otherwise, drier, quieter and brighter for the second half of the seven-day forecast. >> that monday commute. >> going to be fun. >> thank you, drew. >> in layla's hands now. take us down south? >> a little bit of every place. huge matchup where alabama

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fourth-ranked alabama. roll tide was evident early on. derrick henry 90 yards and touchdown. two yards here. lsu responded with ten unanswered points. quarterback brandon harris applies a strike. 40 yards and baalabama led at t half. third touchdown of the game ran for 210 yards and leonard fornet 31 yards and alabama went 30-16 and the lsu first loss of the season and tigers will likely fall out of the top four. unbeaten guaranteed to lose number 14 oklahoma state hosting tcu. tcu a heisman contender coming in, not going out. picked by jordan burton who picked four time the today. cowboys take advantage of the drive. rudolph to james washington 50 yards and cowboys up 7-0. 21-9 midway through the second. rudolph finds a wide open

marcel. cowboys up at halftime and in control. fourth quarter. icing on the cake. chat picks off 42 yard pick. oklahoma state wins 49-29 to stay unbeaten at 9-0 and tcu 8-1. undefeated michigan state and nebraska. how would you like to line up? 23 seconds left. quarterback tommy armstrong 30 yards to bran don for the touchdown. ref rules he was pushed out. 39-38 and spartans, seven seconds left looking for a quick play to get into field goal range and conner cook throws it away. nebraska with the upset. 39-38 three undefeated teams bite the dust. memphis trying to remain undefeated hosting navy. navy runs the triple option. they don't pass a lot so when they do it works. wide open to brandon sanders. 75 yard touchdown. 24-17.

memphis kicks a field goal to make it 24-20. navy on the ground. 40-yard touchdown. third of the game. 31-20 navy and memphis undefeated battleships. 45-20. four unbeaten bite the dust. clemson the first top-ranked team in the football play-off polls had the stiffest test yet hosting florida state. seminoles needed a win but tigers too much in death valley. make a statement out of the chute. average on touchdowns and 73 here and 157 in the first half. 7-0. florida state led by four at the half. third quarter. sean watson and quick toss and goes 38 yards. 13-10 tigers. cook finished with 194 and needed one more. stopped on fourth and one. clemson up three. after a few first downs, tigers ice it. wayne up the middle. 25 yards. clemson improves to 9-0 and

23-13 that final. utah and washington second quarter. travis wilson nice cut on his way to a four yard touch. later in the quarter, huskies mid field. dwayne washington with the catch but norris knocks it loose. paul returns it 54 yards and utah saved seattle with a 34-23 victory. best finish of the night, arkansas at number 18 ole miss. rebels led 52-45. brandon henry and backwards hoping to teammate will scoop it up. alex collins 26 yards for the first down. two plays later, alan hits drew morgan nine yards into the end zone. six points, razorbacks down 52-51 and decide to go for the two-point conversion and win. alan sacked and game over, right? wrong. hays is called for a face mask. you can see it here. arkansas gets one more chance.

they go for two again. alan runs it in for the win. arkansas with the upset 53-52 the final. >> only team to beat sanford, 21st ranked northwestern hosting drew tuma's lions. barkley with a nifty 13-yard run. wildcats able to get into field goal range. 35 yards to win. reggie beats drew northwestern and improves to 7-2. that's abc 7 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> hook

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