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>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 22nd. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. we have partly sunny conditions. live doppler hd showing some cloud core. the shy clouds that we are seeing but we are still going to warm up today. it's this system we are watching that will bring a big cool-down for you as soon as tomorrow. but right now we are looking at temperatures mainly in the 40s and 50s. 52 fairfield. it came a long way since the 39 this morning. 48 in santa rosa. the forecast for the rest of the weekend calls for sunny and mild conditions with high clouds, 60s at the coast, upper 60s san francisco. low 70s in oakland.

you saw a record yesterday and today we will see more mid-70s by castro valley, newark and inland as well. we will talk about the cold showers in advance of thanksgiving all coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. belgium's capital centre is on a level 4 alert. that's the highest after the government warning that terrorists are poised to strike as they did nine days ago in paris. a man suspected in the attacks on paris is also believed to be on belgian soil. if it's still a level 4 tomorrow, schools in brussels will be closed. >> meantime we are hearing fourth the first time from the american band on stage during the massacre at the concert hall in harris. abc news reportert matt is in paris this morning >> they are telling their survival story for the first time since terrorists burst in during their set. escaping to the back alley, which had become a shooting

gallery. you can see the moment it began. the music stopping. gunfire. >> people were playing dead and i was so scared. so many people would leave their friends. and so many people put themselves in front of people. >> in an upcoming exclusive interview with vice news, lead singer jesse hughes recounting the dressing room. >> several people hid in our dressing room and the killers were able to get in and killed everyone except a kid hiding under my leather jacket. >> nick alexander was shot and killed but no band members were killed. the only attacker not to die in the citywide siege passed through multiple police checkpoints in the hours after the attacks. picked up by friends, he begged to take him to brussels. the tone for one of them telling abc news said one was picked up after the attacks ended.

on the drive they noticed what they noticed may have been a suicide vest beneath a large coat but they managed to breeze through three separate police check points. he told other friends he was terrified of isis retribution because he didn't blow himself up like most paris attackers. one of those attackers, his younger brother, who detonated his vest outside during a france germany friendly match and fans hearing the explosion. this morning the french defense minister saying the only way to defeat isis is with boots on the ground. he added the french aircraft carrier will arrive right off the coast of syria tomorrow. it means we could see both u.s. and french troops fighting isis. agbc news, paris. >> president obama is in malaysia and spoke at the east asian summit about fighting terrorists about future attacks.

>> we will cutoff their financing, we will hunt down their leadership, we will dismantle their networks and their supply lines, and we will ultimately destroy them. even as they are in the process of doing that, we want to make sure that we don't lose our own values and our own principles. >> the president also discussed the refugee crisis, saying prejudice and discrimination help isis and undermine national security. ing. >> developing news in san francisco. police are investigating a hit-and-run accident that left a motorcyclist dead. it happened around 2:15 this morning on san jose avenue near monterey boulevard near interstate highway 280. no suspect information or any other details have been released. about. rohnert park police are searching for a man they say is armed and dangerous. mr. vazquez is alleged of

shooting his estranged wife late friday night. he approached her at her home. she tried to drive away but he shot her in the chest and then ran off. the couple recently separated. police say he threatened her just days before. she is expected to survive. antioch police are on the lookout for gunmen who shot three people. they killed one and injured two. it happened about 9:00 last night on sycamore drive. the man who died is an 18-year-old from pittsburgh. the others are both men, one 18-year-old from antioch and the other a 20-year-old from pittsburgh. investigators are interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence. san jose police are investigating a deadly collision involving a bicyclist and a car last night. it happened around 7:45 on monterey highway and lewis road when a mercedes-benz hit the bicyclist. crews rushed him to the hospital where he died.

police say alcohol and drugs do not appear to have played a role for the driver but they suspect the bicyclist may have been drinking. in san francisco an out of control pickup truck hit and killed a woman walking along lake merced yesterday afternoon. police say the driver jumped the curve and went up on to the walking path, hitting the woman. the truck ended up in a ditch. the woman driving it went to the hospital. police are looking into the possibility that the brakes failed. >> developing news out of contra costa county this morning. three people have been arrested after allegedly kidnapping a woman yesterday in martinez around are a:00 p.m. police say a person saw three men force a woman into a car near pocheko boulevard and vine street. the witness was able to get the car's license plate number. deputies found the car, arrested the three men. the woman was not hurt.

well, you won't see colin kaepernick play quarterback again for the 49ers this season. some football insiders believe he might be done wearing red and gold. he had already lost his starting job to blaine gabbert. now he said he hurt his left the nonthrowing shoulder against green bay last month. he's due to have surgery tuesday. abc7 news was at levi's stadium where fans reacted to the news. >> time for him to go. he hasn't done anything in the first four, five games. >> i'm not a huge fan. you know, if anyone should be on injured reserve, maybe york. >> the timing is interesting. kaepernick's nearly $12 million deal will be guaranteed if he's on the 49ers roster in april and ready to play or not. last night stanford kept their pac-12 hopes alive,

beating cal in the big game. that rivalry has friends and sometimes very close family members rooting against each other. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington heard all the trash talking before the game. [chanting] >> it's the big game. the cal golden bears versus the stanford cardinals. >> it's the game of the year. >> a rivalry that extends off the field. >> it's one of the many ways we are better than them. >> we are a better school, we are an affordable school, and we put out the best graduates in the whole country. >> jackson cummings played football at stanford and graduated in 2014. now he's back to watch. >> you know guys on the other team. you have to go out together sometimes. just that, you know, bay area rivalry. you want to be able to win the bay. >> go stanford! go stanford! >> this is a house divided. tim went to stanford, his wife to cal. >> my wife and i love each other

but this is a very tense time of year. >> the big game is also strong in tradition. the andersons, hailing graduates from both universities, have been tailgating under the same tree for more than 40 years. >> now we are here with our kids and our folks. >> their favorite big game ever? >> '82. i was there. >> he's out on the field, he's going to go to the end zone! >> a classic. the play, one cal fans talk about to this guy and stanford fans want to forget. last night the axe stayed with the cardinals. >> cal made too many mistakes. penalties, couldn't score in the red zone and we scored on big plays. >> i feel a lot better they won. i wanted them to win, especially after last week. >> excited fans are starting to smell roses. in palo alto. alyssa harrington, abc7 news be. >> well, thanksgiving is ahead and what will the weather be like? >> today we are so mild. right now 59 degrees in san francisco. a mix of high clouds out there,

partly sunny for everyone and more mid-70s for some of you today. but as much as 15 degrees cooler tomorrow. we will talk about showers and thanksgiving coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg's big gift that could help everyone in san francisco. and mickey, mini, donald and goofy bring the christmas season to san francisco. you can still see them again today. we will tell you

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>> welcome back. this is a live look from our sutro tower camera showing you the beauty of the bay. mild temperatures today but big changes in store. lease arm along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. >> happening today, a commemoration of life for a teacher and writer who was shot and killed in the huckleberry reserve nearly a year ago. police say two men robbed and shot 60-year-old david renzel last year on november 25th. the killers are still at large. a $25,000 reward is offered for information leading to their arrest. renzel's family will speak at the service this morning.

it begins at 11:00 at our lady of the lord's catholic church church in oakland. >> and also a service for a legendary burlesque and topless dancer carroll dota. ed dota put san francisco's north beech on the map as a red light district in the 1960's. she was one of the nation's first topless dancers of that era and made the condor club famous. dota died of kidney failure. she was 78 years old. the service starts at 7:00 tonight. >> another blow to the dungeness crab season, and it will likely hit your wallet. two more states postponed the crab season due to the toxic algae outbreak. abc7 news reporter katie tells us what is means for a holiday tradition. >> hope for a healthy dungeness crab season is fading faster than the sun. the fishing boats puttered into

port with the captain said the delay of the bay area season is devastating. >> i don't have any money, i don't have any income. >> for third generation fishermen john miller, two-thirds of his yearly income is made during the dungeness harvest. but a large algae bloom has caused crabs to test high for an acid that is a health concern and a serious threat to miller's livelihood. >> tighten our belts and not spend any money and try to get through. >> i wish they were out in the water so we could have some crabs this holiday season but looks like we will have to import. >> the dungeness will come from somewhere, said the manager of the waterside cafe. >> we are getting updates every day and trying to find out what's the latest. >> but it's with bated breath. now oregon and parts of the washington coast are delaying crab seasons too. >> for us you are still going to get great crab and it will be quality, but it won't be where we normally go and catch it. >> alaska and puget sound could be the only fisheries with the dungeness crab considered safe

in time for the holidays. the price may increase. >> we will have to raise the price slightly but not to the price slightly but not to the point it's unaffordable. >> affordability depends on who you ask, the locals who enjoy crab or the tourists. >> something that we could afford. quite expensive. >> or the fishermen facing financial certainty as they wait for a clean test of the dungeness crab. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> four hundred people teamed up to bring a bountiful thanksgiving for people in the bay area. in san jose they filled boxes of foods for needy families yesterday. sacred heart community services will give out 4200 boxes just in time for thanksgiving. each family will also get a turkey. sacred heart needs about 1500 more.

>> asking everybody if they can come down and bring a turkey or donate online at our website so we can make the purchases of the turkeys. >> if you want to help, we have a link to sacred heart on our website, abc7news.com. facebook ceo is celebrating a milestone for the new hospital expansion in san francisco that now bears his name. mark zuckerberg and his wife, dr. pricilla chan, gave $75 million to help build sf general's new trauma center. yesterday's event marks the end of construction, although it won't actually serve patients until spring. >> we believe that investing in health is one of the most important things that we can do personally and that we can all do as a society. it can change people's lives and help them learn and grow. the couple's contribution is the

biggest individual donation made to an american public hospital. that hospital operates the only trauma center serving san francisco and northern san mateo counties. >> happening today, a historic church in napa will welcome back parishioners for the first time sips last year's earthquake. the magnitude 6.0 quake badly damaged the first methodist church. stain glassed windows were shattered and plaster walls crumbled. the 99-year-old church is now safe enough to hold services. it took nearly $2.5 million to repair. the first service begins in about 15 minutes at 9:

tuesday morning approximately rain is north of the bay area. if you are headed into the city or the north bay on tuesday, this is where the rain will be at 7:00 across san francisco, the peninsula, into berkeley and vallejo. and about 8:00, 9:00, it's pushing through hayward. >> fremont into san jose. it will be a little bit more of it by the average, perhaps. and then into the evening commute maybe some spotty showers. but overall the amounts range from anywhere from a couple hundredth it looks like up in the north bay to a little bit more than that in the south bay. maybe a quarter of an inch to a third of an inch. in the mountains this takes us through wednesday with a foot of snow in kirkwood and up toward donner. but you will even get more snow into thursday for maybe a foot and a half. definitely some tricky travel conditions if you are headed up

to the mountain. with the cold system headed in. overnight lows in san jose have been in the 40s. they will stay that way until tuesday. then dropping into the 30s. we are at freezing thursday and black friday and chilly into the weekend. mid-60s for san jose and close to that in livermore. 73 fremont, 723 oakland, 69 in san francisco. half noon bay in the upper 60s today. the accuweather seven-day forecast, dry and mild today. much cooler tomorrow. light rain, cold on tuesday. wednesday sunny and brisk with overnight lows at or about freezing. the coldest weather we've seen since last january and it sticks around through the weekend. you cap see what is showing up on doppler hd anytime. it's free on apple's app store or google play. we very more information at abc7 news.com/apps. >> makes it feel like the season, right? >> yeah, that time. >> thank you, lisa. coming up, the new, unusual weapon a bay area police department is using to slow down

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and more. >> well, find out why a lot of bay area professional women are answering the call of the wild with no men allowed. that's tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. we want you to meet one of the most popular residents. it's a slow-down cat. the 12-foot tall feline is the work of a local sculptor. the goal is to capture your attention and get you to slow down. think of it as a creative take on the traditional police street trailers. the cat even lights up at night. he donated the cat to the city. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. new pictures of the aftermath of that deadly terror attack that left at least 19 people dead in mali. how an american citizen says he survived. and an ocean beech in san francisco is a popular place to throw a quick party, but soon you may not be able to just

>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. live doppler hd shows a band of high clouds around the north bay, the peninsula. we are still looking at petition conditions buzz this system will bring in the high clouds, keep it mild for another day until we see the cool air arrive as soon as tomorrow. the peninsula right now, looking pretty nice with temperatures in the 50s. average highs for mountain view should be about 63. you are at that right now. half moon bay, yesterday it was 72 at the coast. today should be in the upper 60s. we will see about ten degrees above average from mountain view to redwood city and pretty much everywhere else at least 10 degrees above average. san francisco low 70s arrive for another day today. all around the bay. it's going to be with a lighting wind so very enjoyable.

tomorrow big changes and them we are talking about cold and wet in time for the holiday. carolyn. >> all right, lisa. thank you. this morning following a donald trump rally in alabama of the a black protester chanting black lives to matter got hit, kicked to matter got hit, kicked and pushed to the ground yesterday. cell phone video shows at least half a dozen people surrounding him. a woman kicking him while he was down. a man punching him. trump called for the man to be taken out. >> the other controversy the gop candidate is suggesting police should keep an eye on american muslims and where they worship. >> i want surveillance of these people. i want surveillance of certain mosques, okay? if that's okay. >> trump said he believes some mosques could pose terrorist threats and he would, quote, strongly consider shutting down mosques in the u.s. this morning we are hearing from a citizen who survived the

attack in the africanmation of mali friday. 19 people died, including a mom from maryland, who was passionately dedicated to healthcare work in africa and asia. alex has the details from mali. >> broken glass, bullet holes destroyed rooms in what was considered one of the country's safest hotels. new pictures of the aftermath of the deadly rampage that left at least 19 people dead, including american aid worker anita datar. a contractor was around 20 americans there when the smooting began. >> they were right behind me. >> attackers chased him. they chased him. i just knew i was dead. >> you already resigned yourself to the fact that you were dead? >> yeah, basically. and they never looked. this he were shooting. the shells were hitting me. they never looked. >> in what he thought were his final moments, he said he thought of his family.

>> at what point did you stay to yourself this is a terrorist attack. >> when i seen them coming across the street shooting. >> you knew right away? >> of course. >> was this the kind of thing you thought could happen when you came to mali a couple weeks ago? >> it can happen anywhere. it can happen anywhere. you can't hide from it. >> but the terrorists set the room on fire and left. allowing kemp to crawl out through the smoke to the american rescuers trying to reach him. a group linked to al-qaeda has claimed responsibility for the attack. the authorities would not confirm. officials telling us that regardless, it's terrorism. part of the same kind of global terror recently seen in the paris attacks. mali now added to the growing list of countries of that suffered recent terrorist attacks. france, egypt, lebanon. the threat level here raised to the second highest level and the president announcing a ten-day

state of emergency. abc news, mali. >> in the wake of the paris and mali ail tax, california senator dianne feinstein is talking about whether syrian refugees should be admitted to the united states. last week feinstein announced she will propose a bill with an arizona state senator to help guard against terrorists trying to exploit the view visa waiver program. she will explain why she believes the u.s. needs a larger evacuation plan to prevent attacks like paris and mali. >> we don't have a lot of time. there are needless deaths. we have over 1 million people who are refugees who are trying to save their families, trying to run from it. >> feinstein plans to formally introduce the bill after thanksgiving. >> bonfires at san francisco's ocean beech have always been a cheap way to have fun but the senate park service thinks the fun getting out of hand and wants to crack down.

city supervisors are responding. >> city records show bonfires at san francisco's ocean beach have been a tradition at least as far back as 1890. >> sit around the fire, talking and playing music. that's what the beach is here for. >> a few years ago the golden gate national recreation area tried to ban the bonfires but gave up in the face of criticism. now the agency is proposing regulations that would force everyone to get a permit. and for the first time charge perhaps $35 to reserve a fire pit. >> it's unclear. ridiculous. what's the point of a public state beach if you would have to pay to use the bonfire? >> it's actually under federal jurisdiction, and the ggnra said its proposal is designed to deal with trash and maintenance issues. >> this is also a concern from the public that they want to use the beach the next morning. and they are finding that it's really -- it's really a mess. >> according to supervisor eric

marr, the city's rec and park department has been given thousands of dollars over the last two years to help with the cleanup. marr represents the district where the fire pits are located and has introduced a resolution trying to find a compromise. >> where we are protecting the ocean beach area to be more sustainable like the national park service wants to, but also allow free and acceptable use of bonfires. >> he does not want that fee. the ggnra is accepting your feedback through november 4th. we're have a link to their website at abc7news.com. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, the latest in wearable technology, including for your car. what you can learn from your vibrating steering wheel. and here's a live look from our exploratorium cam. if you have been paying attention to lisa, you know we have a bit of rain in the forecast and cold temperatures.

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san francisco's saint bonifice parish will open their doors tonight to provide shelter for the homeless during the winter season. breakfast and dinner will be provided every day for sheltered guests. dozens of beds will be made available on a first-come, first-serve basis for homeless men that need a warm place to sleep. the winter shelter program is a collaboration between

several church groups and the city's human services agency. it starts today and runs through february. just in time for the cold temperatures. >> oh, yeah, it's coming and won't go away soon. you see the high clouds. makes for a nice sunrise and sunset. we will have a partly sunny day today with more 60s and 70s. the last is upon us, and then it will feel like the season. i'll have your forecast next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, stanford off to a fast start against cal in the 118th big game. but the golden bears battled back. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports.

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with subtle hints... barbie, i want an hdtv. doors open thursday 6 pm at target. >> in sports tonight the warriors will try to equal the best-ever start in nba history. a 15-0 when they play the nuggets in denver. friday night the dubs gutted out a 106-94 win over the bulls. at 14-0, golden state is tied with the 1957 boston celtics for the best-ever start by a defending champion. tipoff is 5:00 p.m. on our sister network espn. both the raiders and the 49ers are back in action today. at 10:00 this morning the silver and black are in detroit facing the lions and this afternoon the 49ers return from their bye week in seattle against the seahawks. kick-off at 1:25.

this morning stanford fans have bragging rights over cal after the cardinals beat the golden bears for the sixth year in a row. here's shu. he has all the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. well, stanford was the obvious favorite in the 118th version of the big game, but with this match-up you never know what can happen. history tells us that. and it looked like a stanford runaway in the first half at christian mccaffrey set a school record for total yards in a game. the stanford marching band. still in their halloween costumes. oh, there's donald trump. second quarter. christian mccaffrey started the drive. 11 is and 12-yard runs. kevin hogan began, the quick screen pass. and watch this young man go. three great cut-backs. great downfield blocking. he has the speed to finish. mccaffrey takes it 49 yards for the touchdown. cardinals up 14-3. a field goal makes it 14-6. 51 seconds left in the half. mccaffrey fields a kickoff. the 98 yards. 282 of his stanford single game

record, 389 all-purpose yards came the first half. 21-6 stanford at the break. cal outscored them 10-0 in the third. now down. but stanford answers. 12 plays, 61-yard drive. the second td of the game. then bryce. sixth straight big game win. the 48-yard touchdown. you can't coach speed. stanford keeps the axe for the sixth straight year and clinches the pac north title for to the victory. >> our seniors, so proud of those guys. we have a guy in the program that's lost the axe and it's cal week. cal week, we don't worry about anything else. this is a big game and the big game, and our guys were phenomenal in practice all week. >> san jose state in hawaii. still a chance at a bowl game. pretend this is a bowl game. first quarter, first possession. kenny potter. 9-yard touchdown. big hit at the goal line but he holds on. they go up 7-0. still first quarter.

-0 spartties. he had oodles of time. wide open to the end zone. 21-0, spartans. second quarter. after the hawaii turnover, he waltzes in. spartans led at the break. they won. they play boise state next week. and they are bowl eligible. and colin kaepernick was placed on the season-ending injured reserve yesterday with a torn labrum in his nonthrowing left shoulder. it apparently happened in the green bay game on october 4th. the 49ers training staff said it would heal itself, but after the bye week he got a second opinion and it was found he had a significant tear of his labrum in his left shoulder and he will have surgery as early as tuesday in denver. rehab usually takes four to six months. april 1st hills 2016 salary of $11.9 million becomes guaranteed if he's still on the roster.

including injured reserve. the team could work out an injury settlement. stay tuned. well, the sharks have been on fire on the six-game road trip. winner of four in a row as they faced off against pittsburgh last night. the head coach peter deboer who left the team for a personal matter. and the assistant taking over the reigns. first period. patrick marlo gets a secondary assist on the brent burns goal. marleau scores his 1,000th point. 36th player to do it with one franchise. also did it in the city he was drafted in back in 1997. second period, game tied at one. burns records his second goal of the game. marleau and paul martin gets the assist. 2-1, sharks. martin spent the last five years in pittsburgh. faces his former team for the first time. scores a first goal with his new team. all goals come from the defense of the sharks 5-0 on the road trip. they end today in columbus. 3-1, your final. raiders in detroit and the niners in seattle. i'll have those highlights at 5:00. i'm mike shumann have a great day. >> love that shu. okay, lisa, what do you have?

>> another mild day. also mixed with the high clouds. you see it here mixed with the hd. the clouds is masks the sun from time to time but still high pressure and light winds in control. we will see plenty of 60s and 70s again. mid-70s for you in the east way bay. so anywhere from five to ten degrees above average. this is the front that will bring the cooler weather tomorrow. it's a dry front. and one from the gulf of alaska that will increase the winds and bring in the coldest air of the season on tuesday. tuesday is blustery, it's wet, and it's perhaps a travel day for you. so you want to stay tuned for the next several minutes to get your forecast right into thanksgiving. 55 in san jose. it's 58 in morgan hill. and once again, wow, very mild half moon bay. 61. it was 72 yesterday at the coast. today i think we will see upper 60s. still the winds will be light. the onshore flow coming back in ernest tomorrow. and we will be looking at the winds to create those blustery

conditions tuesday into wednesday. then they are really slacking off and we wake up to the freezing numbers beyond that in the morning hours. check it out. the golden gate bridge. love the view with 48 in santa rosa, 57 novato. it's 51 concord and 48 in livermore. final stop, exploratorium camera with the clouds making a nice picture out there. high clouds. cooler with clouds tomorrow. onshore flow increases, 15 degrees colder for some of you. light showers arrive on tuesday, taking us late through the day on tuesday and widely staterd. today high clouds, dry conditions. tomorrow we get the breeze and more cloudiness. we are taking you now to tuesday morning where we will begin the forecast appearmation. you will see at 6:00 santa rosa and cloverdale, you will see some wet weather. by 1:00 it's raining in san francisco over into oakland and emeryville. then a little bit on the peninsula, maybe redwood city for you by about 8:00, 9:00. then san jose into morgan hill a

few scattered showers. so we will also see a few afternoon showers throughout the day on tuesday. then the winds get going. temperatures are going to be quite, quite cold. so we will look for rainfall amounts to be kind of scant, anywhere from a couple hundredth in napa and fairfield to quarter the inch san carlos, and third a third in mountain view. snowfall maybe a foot in kirkwood and donner, as well. and even more into thursday. maybe another three to five inches. we talked about the temperatures, the moisture-starved front. with that overnight lows freeze big thanksgiving morning. black friday just as cold. a little modification by the end of the week. 73 in fremont and livermore today. how about 74 for you in san jose, santa rosa? 68 richmond. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the cool-down tomorrow. the clouds, the wind, the rain on tuesday. we are drying out. but bitterly cold wednesday

morning. each and every morning after that frosty for everyone and could see some more rain next weekend. >> all right. so no picnics for thanksgiving? >> no, i don't think so. >> all right. thanks, lisa. eight nervous entrepreneurs unveiled their products for the first time last week. jonathan bloom got an early look at the graduating class from a start-up lab that's all about the internet of things. >> it looks kind of like a refrigerator if it weren't for the blinding light that pours out of it. >> what's up in the pink light? >> special frequencies that are optimized for optimum growth. >> it's cloud in a box for medical marijuana. >> you put put in your seeds and the system controls everything. >> it's being unveiled at the demo day. it's being unveiled at wearable world's it demo day. >> to present to investors, the public and also executives and really present out what they built. >> the wrist band for athletes is not for wiping sweat. >> you will find instantaneous increases in both strength and speed of your hands. >> tiny vibrations quicken your reflexes.

they are sub threshold. meaning you won't feel the vibrations but your brain will. >> what if you like a classic watch on your wrist? technology buried inside a leather strap. >> it's on the big side so it's visible for you, but not other people. a wearable for your car to measure tiny movements of the steering wheel. >> vibrations that is detect wear issues or imbalance in a wheel we can tell it right away. >> there's a kit for companies designing electric vehicles. >> special purposes like agriculture, peacekeeping and rescue >> this is the fourth class of graduates. this program changed a lot since it began. back then when you thought about wearable it technology you pretty much thought of google glass. >> today we may be glass-free in the audience. >> instead wearables for the head focus on safety. >> we know exactly what they breathe and what they are exposed to. >> enjoying life in spite of hearing loss. >> part noise-canceling headset, and part bluetooth and part hearing assisted device. >> and hunting zombies in this

brand new game. >> it's awesome. nothing like he hasn't played before. >> these won't be out by christmas but this will. >> we can tell you how long the line at the airport is before you get there. >> an app you would thank this thanksgiving. >> abc7 news. >> up next, tony soprano's escalade sells at auction. how much someone life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care.

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $80 million power ball draw. no one got all six. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $90 million. one lucky collector is now the proud owner of tony soprano's 2003 escaladed from the sopranos. the s.u.v. sold for nearly $120,000. the car was seen in the shows' final three seasons. it bears the signature of the show's late star james gandolf finney. before he died three years ago, he signed the car in three locations. experts say it had a resale value of only about $8,000. let's get a final check of the forecast. >> average high is 61 for san francisco, oakland.

mountain view should see 63. we've seen temperatures much, much warmer than that. in fact, today once again many locations in the mid-70s from san jose. fremont will be 73. over into the east bay cities like newark and san leandro will be in the low to mid-70s. that's way too warm with a week left of november. we will fix that as soon as tomorrow. we are 10 to 15 degrees cooler. well below average on tuesday with rainfall anywhere from about a tenth of an inch to a third. dry for thanksgiving. >> getting redid for the big chill. >> yeah, right. >> that is going to 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 all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day and a happy thanksgiving, everyone!

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