suspect. >> good evening. happy thanksgiving. >> at least three law enforcement agencies launched investigations since abc7 broke the story two weeks ago. >> abc 7 reporter vic lee joins us with details. >> larry, cheryl, the new witness corroborates the account by another one we interviewed in our earlier story. we have learned that the man has been moved from san francisco general hospital to the santa clara county jail. he had been recuperating from surgery for life-altering injuries to hands and arms from the beating he took. >> reporter: abc7 first showed you this disturbing video two weeks ago. the 29-year-old was struck repeatedly by two alameda county sheriff deputies wielding batons while the 29-year-old was on the ground. tackled in the alley in the mission district when he led deputies on a 30-mile chase, after they say he rammed a sheriff's vehicle.

the baton blows came after he appeared to slow down when one of the deputies yelled stop. taken to san francisco general hospital where he's been treated for wounds to his head, arms and hands. two days ago, he was moved to santa clara county jail, where his mother says he was previously in a program for drug and mental issues. she is angry he was moved from the hospital so quick i. >> he's entitled to intensive, physical therapy in order to retain partial movement in his arms. >> they kept screaming, get on the ground, pushing him, beating him continuously. >> reporter: you heard from this witness, when we first aired or story. now, the second witness, who also lives in the alley, has come forward to abc 7 news. >> what i saw was a man not resisting arrest. i saw a man getting beat up, and the only thing that i saw him

doing was trying not to get hurt. i mean, he was covering himself up. >> reporter: san francisco police are investigating the incident. their report should be completed next week, then forwarded to the district attorney. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> san francisco police say the 54-year-old victim of this brutal robbery caught on surveillance video will need facial reconstructive surgery. this happened last month on stockton street at clay and chinatown. video shows robbers kicking the victim several times in the face. officers arrested 19-year-old tristean duree and odis doss yesterday, they say the two attacked the victim, and ran off with his smartphone. >> horrible, horrible incident. 19 years old shouldn't be doing that on the streets. it should have no reason to attack others. if they want a job, they want to be successful, we can help them as a city they don't have to turn to violence. >> both suspects were out on bail from previous offenses at the time of this crime. turn to the holiday

forecast. if you think it's cold today, wait. the temperatures are really going to drop tonight. >> a look at our cold snap. >> yeah, larry and cheryl, it was cold enough to set a few records today, even colder tomorrow morning. let me show you what it looks like right now. it is already 41 degrees in half moon bay, 43 livermore. temperatures are dropping low enough to prompt a freeze warning tonight 11:00 p.m. until friday. we'll repeat it friday into saturday morning. look at areas most of the interior valleys or mountains are under this, mid-20s to low 30s. sensitive plants may suffer freeze damage. a frost advisory, same time period, exclude san francisco. overnight lows, low to mid-30s. looking at possibility of damage to sensitive plants, so bring them inside. don't forget about the pets. i'll be back to let you know how long this cold snap is going to last coming up. full look at holiday weekend forecast straight ahead. bargain hunters braved that

cold, hitting the road in search of thanksgiving sales, of course. >> black friday starting now at many stores in the bay airport best buy in san francisco on sonic avenue and geary boulevard opened at 5:00. shoppers didn't mind standing in the cold if it meant getting the best deals. target sales opened a couple minutes ago. good luck finding those deals. >> david louie is among the bargain hunters, or an observer, among a best buy in san jose. >> reporter: crowds have been well behaved, orderly, enthusiastic getting thanksgiving day shopping bargain. best buy had a lot of experience dealing with crowds. other stores in the bay area had long lines as customers awaited their doors to open proof that shoppers want bargains, more than 400 people lined up outside jcpenney ahead of doors opening at 3:00, they were orderly, each

received a gift card, two worth $500 each. for others, people lined up yesterday or earlier to snag limited deals on tv and electronics at best buy. matt got wrist band number one. >> i've been here, like, three years ago, but i was way in the back over there. so it's definitely a good feel to be here, be first. >> reporter: it's assumed women are expert bargain shoppers, it was all men waiting here until we got to ainsley. >> it doesn't have to be a guy thing. could be a girl thing. i never noticed. >> reporter: others didn't have to line up. new bass pro shops was open all day. >> one of the few stores in the bay area that opened early in the morning. most stores don't open until around 6:00 or 7:00 in the evening. we thought we'd get a head start, beat the crowd. >> reporter: how can you resist fish pillows for $25 that come in a variety of species or practical items like jeans. fleece jackets half price

also caught people's attention. kayla walked in knowing what bargains she wanted. >> i researched all of the black friday ads. since they're open all week i wanted to come earlier because so we could get the sales before they were all gone. >> reporter: for the kids, time to sit on santa's lap, or not in the case of the older child at heart. it's hard to beat the adrenaline rush of doors opening and mad dash to grab the one deal you camped out to get. david louie, abc7 news. >> california farm is recalling vegetable mix believed to be the source of e. coli in costco chicken salad that sickened 19 people in 7 states. taylor farms pacific in tracy recalled a mix of celery and onion. taylor farms has not responded to our request for comment. officials say number of people sickened by the outbreak will grow the next few weeks though the produce has been removed from store shelves.

volunteers spent thanksgiving at the san francisco marin food bank. abc 7 news as they sorted and packed donations at the warehouse. teams of volunteers got into the spirit, competing to see who could pack the most rice and macaroni. some bartenders came straight from their shift to help out. >> pays our rent and has a good time at our bars nice to get together, show appreciation for the people who can't afford to come out and see us at our restaurants and bars. >> so far, the food bank has enough ingredients for half of the 10 million holiday meals it will distribute by the end of the year, so they need your help. one of richmond's finest restaurants but today it opened its doors to the homeless, providing them with a fine meal and all of the service that comes with it. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has our store yp. >> gravy, carrots, string beans. >> reporter: this is an experience not just a meal, one

designed to fill these who receive it with love along with good food. because this holiday meal for the homeless is being delivered by someone who has been there. >> we serve them individual. yes, ma'am, what can i bring you? what can i bring, you sir? >> reporter: the owner of the restaurant, but 20 years ago she was homeless. on the streets of italy, pregnant with her son. >> a lot of them, never been in the restaurant. they've never been served. so i said, it's the right thing to do. it's the right thing -- right day to give back. >> reporter: when she came to america 20 years ago, her first job was as a hostess at this very restaurant. six years later, she was able to buy it and she's been giving back to community ever since. it's most appreciated. >> beautiful. i love places like this is beautiful. >> reporter: besides the food, there are coats, gift bags and

flu shots for those who need them. >> gentlemen, here we go. >> reporter: she will serve 1,300 people this thanksgiving, people who might otherwise go without or be alone on a holiday that's all about being together. >> this is a great day with a beautiful view. i wish my family could be here, but you know, i'm with my other family. >> it's just make me feel good to be around, you know, a lot of people, you know, just enjoying the holiday. >> reporter: she wouldn't have it any other way. >> young boy, you have to put your napkin on your lap, okay. laura anthony. >> hundreds of families got a free thanksgiving lunch on the peninsula. samaritan house hosted 500 people for a hot meal of turkey, mashed potatoes and green beans. meals served restaurant style with volunteers waiting on the tables. diners could take their meals to

go. >> love the spirit of thanksgiving, it's so won fer derful. thieves did not ruin the spirit of the runers at the annual san francisco event. >> who knows? new thing that we never had before. >> how this fisherman is making ends meet because of the commercial crab fishing ban. and -- >> everybody here is special. nobody's above helping. >> giving thanks in middletown. take you to a community dinner for the people affected by the

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jose all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> in the north bay, this morning, a big massive milk tanker truck overturned. 150 gallons of milk leaked out, most went in a ditch and was absorbed. roads had to be closed while crews cleaned up driver's injuries are mine another. he's going to be okay. >> a lot of people got up early to return in san francisco's turkey trot, despite no swag available. golden gate park the site of the trot. organizers had to do without supplies but was early yesterday somebody stole a u-haul that stole snacks and t-shirts and drinks. runners were focusing on the exercise. >> it's a fun thing to do. you can run your heart out now, and gorge yourself later on guilt-free. >> race benefits track and field programs at washington and lowell high schools. students volunteered along the

course making sure runners knew the way. >> a lot of bay area residents hoping to complete their holiday dinner with crab at a loss. the crab fishing season would be indefinitely delayed because of unsafe levels of something coulded moic acid. tonight, a lot of thanksgiving diners are going without crab. crab is for sale in the bay area, it's not local, it's priced at a premium. local fisher machine are taking a big hit. >> sitting around, house payments and bills. i got the same thing but i have my little gig going to keep me a little afloat. >> most crab fishermen spending time catching rockfish, far less lucative. >> in lake county, some residents marking the holiday in middletown where a september wildfire killed four people, s destroyed nearly 600 homes. wayne freeman found many giving

thanks trying to rebuild their lives and community. >> reporter: a community not in shambles but transition. it manifests in the form of bull dozers, chain link fences, charred trees and caution tape. >> looking at pilot, trying to see if there's hope there. >> is there? >> i don't know. i haven't figured that out yet. >> reporter: christie and her son charlie out for a stroll through ruins made prersonal. lottery tickets, the family drew a winning one. >> we know how fortunate we are. >> reporter: thanksgiving this year is a matter of relatively, depends where you work, how you fared the fire. when they left the place, they looked back and never thought they'd see this house again. >> we went through a night of thinking we lost everything. feeling what that felt like, just thinking we're going to

start all over. >> luckily, they didn't. but when kathy made turkey today, she did so in a home surrounded by vacant lots next door and across the street. not their house. >> what was it, you think, that got this place spared? >> dgod i guess. >> reporter: no spiritual separation between the lucky and less four nate. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: twine pine casino, served 44 turkeys to more than 300 people today. among them fletcher thornton in a double role as prior victim and fire volunteer. >> everybody here is special. nobody's above helping. >> reporter: or thanking, particularly on this day. >> i wish i could invite them all to dinner. yeah. i can't even imagine. >> reporter: in middle town, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> fresh snow greeted skiers and

snowboarders at squaw valley. video shows the conditions. 7 inches of fresh snow fell in the last 24 hours and expecting more in days to come. long time coming. years of a brutal drought, early season storms bringing record snow to the sierra. >> most welcome indeed. spencer christian is off. sandhya patel spend the 4:00 and 5:00 news outside. just beginning to thaw out. >> fingers are no longer frozen. finally warm here. actually i was warm up there, i had on the scarf, gloves. >> prepared. >> and the coat and an office there, cranked up the heat. don't tell anyone. >> office? >> what? >> you my want to turn up heat tonight because it's going to be a cold night. live doppler 7 hd, clear conditions, dry air mass in place. temperatures plunged to record levels. oakland airport 35. moffett field 37. we had mid and upper 20s in our

north bay valleys. get ready for another morning where we may be seeing records again. temperatures now, 414 oakland, afl moon bay, ma vat toe, coldest spots. live look as you from our camera towards trans-america pyramid, if you're stepping out for shopping, black friday shopping, chilly at 8:00 tonight. low to mid-40s. temperatures will continue to drop. it's going to get frosty towards midnight. freezing cold towards morning. talking low 30s, upper 20s. 8:00 a.m. chilled sunshine. if i were you, i'd pack on a couple of layers, throw them into the bags as you start to shop and get warmed up. lovely view looking across the bay. chilly for black friday shoppers, freezing cold next three mornings. looking at crisp and sunny days through the weekend. satellite, radar. remember the storm that brought the snow to the sierra. had snow showers in tahoe, rain to the bay area. now that cold air is funneling

behind it. we are looking at dry, cold air, freezing nights continuing right on through the weekend. tomorrow morning, how cold? cold enough we have frost advisories and freeze warnings for most of the bay area. 26 in napa. 28 santa rosa. it's going to be down to 32 san rafael. 31 concord, fair field. 33 san jose. 35 san mateo half moon bay. oakland 38, 42 san francisco. you will be seeing icy conditions out there. saturday morning, freezing, subfreezing conditions continue inland valley. sunday morning still very cold. we'll have to wait until monday morning when temperatures will come up above freezing for a change. that will lead us into changes that will follow beyond monday. tomorrow, gilroy 56. sunshine sunnyvale. san mateo, 54 half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 55. north bay, 58. santa rosa, 56.

vallejo, 57. oakland, 55, fremont. inland spots, sunshine, 55 concord, 53 livermore. hang on to your winter gear. freezing cold next three mornings. afternoons sun-chilled and next weekend and the accuweather seven-day forecast, showers tuesday, better chance wednesday and thursday. temperatures inching up. not only nighttime lows but daytime highs. a nice change. >> thank you. you can feel holiday spirit in the bay area this sunday. abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian and favorite disney characters going to bring you the magic of the season with a look at pier 39's tree lighting. celebration airs sunday, 6:30 p.m. on abc7. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, holiday update on this newborn left at a nativity scene inside a church. and the outpouring of support that he's now getting.

the drought's impact on christmas trees. what you need to ask before you buy your perfect tree this year.

happy thanksgiving from arnold schwarzenegger, posted this on twitter of him curling turkeys as part of a food drive. like 10, 15 pound curl right

there. pumping up for the holidays. one of several celebrities, athletes, posted on social media inspiring others to help the less fortunate. >> a newborn left in the manger, holy child jesus church in queens monday. a custodian found him with his umbilical cord attached. he called other parishioners who ran over to help. >> i picked up the towel and opened up the towel and his little face was there and he started to move around. >> scary at first but at the end it all wound up being like a little miracle. >> the mother will not face charges under the safe haven law which says a newborn can be dropped off at a church, hospital, police or fire station without fear of prosecution. the church named the baby john, for now, after john the baptist. booming economy means christmas tree sellers expect to

see plenty of green this year. abc7 news in brent's christmas tree lot in oakland as workers unloaded all types of trees. operators to sell 4,000 trees this year. drought should not affect prices but you may want to ask where your tree came from. those grown in the wild may be starved for water. >> silver tips are because they're natural in the sierras and tend not grow on christmas tree farms, they do need mother nature to provide majority of their nutrients in water and it has been difficult for them for the last three, four years. >> as always, trick to keep plenty of water in the stan to keep the tree from drying out too quickly so it doesn't become a danger, possibly go. flames. you don't want that. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00, the true spirit this thanksgiving for syrian refugees celebrating holidays in california for the first time. did he go too far this time? donald trump's latest personal attack, what he's saying about

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live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> this thanksgiving, some californians are opening their homes to those who left everything behind to live a better life. >> syrian refugees escaping isis are celebrating their first thanksgiving in los angeles county with a true spirit of gratitude. the story from abc7 news reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in los angeles. this turkey's good. >> this man and his family have extra place settings and guests at their table for thanksgiving. they invite two families who fled syria. >> their house has been destroyed. they lost everything. they walked out of syria, both family, with clothes on their back. >> reporter: the first time two and families had a traditional turkey feast, with stuffing, yams, mashed potatoes and more.

>> all of the food is delicious. god bless the cook. he loves the turkey, especially the dressing, stuffing is great. >> reporter: it's not just the food they enjoy. >> he likes the gathering. he likes that we are sitting here one family. >> reporter: the families have been in the united states for three months. the 12-year-old says he's focused on school, and he prefers a certain type of pie. >> apple pie, no. pumpk pumpkin. >> reporter: as refugees in america, the families hope for better lives so far they have not experienced discrimination, only kindness. >> seen nothing but positive energy from the community, from all sort of background interfaith counsel helped them. >> reporter: they are thankful for help they've received and

new tradition. >> thanks. >> reporter: melissa mcbride, abc7 news. president obama issued a statement welcoming refugees and recognizing america's generosity in difficult times. >> in 1620, a small band of pilgrims came to this continent, refugees who fled persecution and violence in their native land. nearly 400 years later, we remember their part in the american story and honor the men and women who helped them in their time of need. >> the president also took time out to phone u.s. troops overseas from the white house. mr. obama says this is a day for food, football, hoping the turkey didn't turn out too dry. turkey, honey baked him, prime rib, sides collards, green bean casserole, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, six kinds of pie including banana cream, pumpkin, apple, pecan. >> learning about an airport

security breach in salt lake city where a man is accuse the of using a boarding pass that was not his to get on a flight to oakland. this is the plman police say di this. it happened november 5th. a registered sex offender. investigators say he found the boarding pass left behind by somebody else, and managed to clear security. he was even at the gate, ready to board the southwest airlines flight when the police finally caught up with him. >> advocacy group offering donald trump sensitivity training after the republican presidential candidate appeared to mock a reporter with a dis ability. "new york times" reporter serge kovaleski has a condition that affects his movement. here's what happened in a rally in myrtle beach, south carolina. >> written by a nice reporter, the poor guy, you've got to see this guy, i don't know what i said, i don't remember. he's going, i don't remember, maybe that's what i said.

this is 14 years ago, they didn't do a retraction. >> trump challenged recollections by kovaleski and others whether muslims in new jersey celebrated 9/11 attacks. trump released a statement, i have no idea who this reporter is, what he looks like, or his level of intelligence. i merely mimicked what i thought would be a flustered reporter trying to get out of a statement he made long ago. how about this? thanksgiving at your doorstep. in some cases, all you have to do now is know how to turn on the oven. that sound like a nice holiday from the holiday? watch entertaining the easy way. >> reporter: who has time for this. >> madness in there. >> reporter: when you just got this. five day old babies tend to make planning thanksgiving dinner complicated. the new dad took a shortcut. >> just hit the button on the phone and here we have a turkey. >> reporter: thanksgiving on

demand thanks to apps like insta cart. >> pumpkin pie and pickles. >> reporter: bruce is the man shopping for the newborn's family. he's fully booked, as are all of insta cart shoppers nationwide. >> take a lot of the stress off. >> reporter: whole foods, he picks up basics other places, delivered entire cooked meals to doorsteps. what happens when the adults get thirsty? an app called saucy will do a beer run or wine or liquor for you. >> excellent service. provides people with what they want when they want it. >> reporter: if you want stuff, instead of stuffing, just hold on. if you missed on demand thanksgiving, how about on demand black friday? apps like post mates are letting you order scarves like these, deliver it on the app in minutes. post mates driver will stuck scarves in vehicle, no delivery charge, at your door in 30 minutes.

back at nick's house, another on-demand thanksgiving delivered. i'm not the one preparing them. my mother-in-law's upstairs. >> reporter: the mother-in-law app does not exist. yet. >> coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, beating the odds. >> time to go! >> one local program helping children living with cancer cope with some of the most difficult times. i'm take you there next.

hundreds of bay air family so grateful to a program that offers free summer camp for children living with cancer. it not only helps the children but offers family camps and camps for siblings to help the entire family cope with cancer. >> there's no way any words could explain how awesome this place is. no words at all. >> reporter: 9-year-old isaac doesn't let anything stop him at summer camp, even brain cancer that affected one eye when he was a baby. >> tumor's in there. and a piece of it had to be cut out. so i can't see in this eye.

>> reporter: isaac is at camp, provides free camp for kids, families and siblings in the sierra foothills. >> time to go. >> reporter: free to share stories with each other and with us. >> i had blood cancer, called leukemia, i was 5 years old. >> >> reporter: 11-year-old virginia had two boughts with cancer. she needed bone marrow transplant and her sister was a perfect match. >> she was 4, 5 years old and had to get a lot of shots and tests. i'm proud for her, and i'm really glad i survived. >> reporter: you run better than i can ever run. 12-year-old ashton and his family had to make a difficult decision when he was just 8, diagnosed with bone cancer.

>> we thought amputation was the best idea, i can still do all athletic things still, i run, i can do anything like a normal kid can do now. >> i was 10 years old, fifth grade, leukemia. >> reporter: we metal lex's brother and sister in 2014. very young when alec was going in and out of the hospital but his illness had an impact on his sibli siblings. max is in a band wjm donates proceeds to the camp and other charities. >> this is when the magic happens. >> reporter: a counselor volunteers her time. she was a camper years ago. she had a rough time with cancer as a child. when she was 30, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and had a double mastectomy. >> leukemia at 9, at 12, breast cancer at 30. i'm at my quota.

>> reporter: how are you doing now? >> fabulous. all right. first customer, always had nursing in the back of my head. being amongst other young survivors of breast cancer and in that community which i found that pushed me over the edge to get into nursing. >> reporter: her doctor was dr. mike, he and john are co-founders of the camp. dr. mike a bone marrow transplant specialist. john paid for the first camp with his travel money. >> biggest reward, to have that big effect on them and make them be the kind of people who want to make other people better. >> reporter: the camp added an extra weekend of family camp with educational programs to help families cut through red tape and getting help for children returning to school. >> they look different and feel different. they've lost their hair, lost a lot of weight, gained a lot of weight, surgical procedures. feel separated from their peers.

so it's se difficuvery difficul back. >> reporter: they recommend getting baseline testing for children early in treatment. >> thank you for keeping my safe. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: inspiring me, somebody afraid of heights. >> ready. >> reporter: -- to try something kids were enjoying. >> here we go. >> reporter: okay. that's the last time i'll ever do that again. >> i love it here. it's just -- it's so much fun. you can just be yourself. you can forget the whole cancer thing and just you're you. >> yes, it does. we are so grateful to you, our abc7 viewers for helping support the camp all of these years and need to help the kids and families continues all year round. learn more on abc7news.com. >> the smiles on those kids just priceless. i mean, it's so wonderful. >> thank you. it a great program. absolutely. still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00

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this is abc7 news. >> many families had big meals this thanksgiving day. all of that food you buy and cook. some is going to end up in the trash. >> right. how can you keep from throwing away your money? abc news reporter rebecca jav vis has the story. >> reporter: in this kitchen what many consider trash is headed to the table. >> we were ending up with surplus ingredients. >> reporter: a restaurant in brooklyn, new york, focuses on zero waste. when it's catering business finishes a wedding or corporate event leftover ingredients go to the restaurant instead of the landfill. >> we don't just have to be driven by money and profit. >> reporter: from restaurants to your own refrigerator, americans are throwing out more than 130 billion pounds of food every year. >> 40% of food grown is wasted. >> reporter: it not just food waste but wasted money.

$371 per person spend on food you end up throwing out. multiply for a family, talking about thousands of dollars each year. what's worse, there are still many people who don't have enough. >> one in six americans goes hungry, so we have this very odd juxtaposition. >> reporter: at revive fooded in san francisco, the focus is on food rescue, turning overripe or ugly fruit that's still perfectly edible into products like jam. >> not just a social problem, not just environmental problem, not just economic one, it's all of them. >> reporter: simple steps limit food waste. when you eat out, ask for smaller organizatiportions or s. take stock of what you have before you go grocery shopping and watch where you store thing, keeping onions and potatoes together shortens the shelf life on both. another simple way to save, check the best buy labels on groceries. they aren't hard and fast rules just recommendations for

retailers. on your eggs, the date here means it's still good for another three to five weeks. rebecca jarvis, abc news. you've been calling sandhya icicle sandhya. >> he's getting beaten up on twitter. >> sandhya's fans come to her defense. a new nickname by 11:00. >> sounds good. they're putting larry in his place, right? >> yes. >> live doppler 7 hd here in the bay area. around the state if you are travel, heading up to mountains expect 48 yosemite, 28 tahoe, snow showers. eure eureka, 57. showers in san diego, 64 vegas. bay area, definitely throw an extra blanket on the bed or turn up the heat if you have guests. cold by morning, 26 napa, 28 santa rosa, low 30s, concord,

fair field, livermore, san jose. morning temperatures on the cold side. through sunday before we see temperatures come up speaking of in the 50s and sunny tomorrow. cool, accuweather seven-day forecast dry through the weekend. bring on chance of rain middle of the work week next week. >> thank you. all right. in sports, cowboys hoping tony romo's return would get them back into playoff contention. carolina has other

thanksgiving means turkey and football, and more turkey and more football. and so on and so forth. today, blowouts, what we've had. panthers look like they may be here for super bowl 50. cowboy fans hoping to give thanks for a victory. third play, romo picked off by coleman taking it back all the way. 36 yards score. through defenders across the field. 7-0 panthers in a flash. 13-3, carolina. romo picked, all over the field in the game.

32-yard pick six. now it's 20-3, check out cam newton here, who will dive into the end zone on four-yard touchdown. play is not as good as the dance that follows. it's a 60s dance medley. doing the twist, doing the swim, and it's 30-6, carolina. and the boat. when you thought it couldn't get any worse for dallas, romo out with a broken collarbone, down again, sack by thomas davis, and his wife just could not believe this happened a second time. romo would not return. and there are reports tonight that he's out for the season. and the cowboys will be toast. carolina rolls to 11-0, 33-14. early game today in detroit, as custom, matthew stafford and lions crushed chip kelly and eagles. 7-7 game. stafford and golden tate walks into the end zone. 14-7. detroit scored 38 straight

points. calvin johnson, first of three touchdowns comes before halftime. perfect throw by stafford who tied his career high with five touchdown passes you can't may man to man, single up johnson. 31-7. two minutes later, his third, eight catches, 93 yards. throws for 337. philly blown out for the second straight week. 45-14 the final after starting 1-7. detroit now won three in a row. another thanksgiving tradition, the turkey day game. san francisco section championship, mission going for their second straight title and taking on a balboa squad they beat earlier in the season. closer this time around. but mission here going to get the win, third city title in five years. that's completed down the field. 14-3 the final score. that was picked off right there south bay, 73rd big bone game. it's loud in san jose. lincoln won 17 straight over san

jose in the meeting. no score late in the third when lincoln breaks for 24-yard touchdown. 7-0, lincoln. the fourth, tries to put it way with a fake punt but stopped. san jose would take over in good field position. fourth and goal, san jose pass here, short as lincoln rallies up to make the stop. 7-0, lincoln. win their 18th straight big bone game. it's going to be a long season for the stanford basketball team, the cardinal spending the holiday in brooklyn facing villanova in the n.i.t. tip-off. cardinal won n.i.t. last spring and nobody made a field goal for six minutes, villanova's phil boost for three at 14:37. 3-2 wildcats. stanford had to wait to 9:57 mark before allen got it to go. cats extend lead to nine. booth finds reynolds.

brunson with a three-ball. 25-11. the way the game was go, felt like they were up a million. pickens cuts it to seven at the half, 30-23. second half, stanford no closer than six. brunson finished with 18 points. 59-45, cardinal drop to 2 and 3. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> 9:00, cable 13. pope's warning leaders if they don't agree on a climate change plan. >> new details on the registered sex offender who posed as somebody to board a bay area bound flight. for the first time, hearing from police about what went wrong there. here's a look at what's coming up tonight prime time on abc 7. >> the muppets, fresh off the boat, middle and the goldbergs. >> last man standing at 10:00. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00.

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