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live from. kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> the milwaukee bucks, the streak stopper. >> indeed the buck stopped in milwaukee. had to happen sometime. the warriors' historic run ends tonight. warriors fans were much quieter than usual tonight. abc 7 news was at pete's tavern in san francisco as fans nervously watched in disbelief while their team's perfect season finally came to an end. not that they don't still have hope. >> everybody was so happy, even though they lost everybody was like, i mean, just so proud of them. they really did great. >> you're not going to win them all. 72-10, we're coming for you. >> the pressure's up. >> these are the only people not wearing santa outfits obviously.

they were disappointed but what a great run. 24-1. you can't really -- >> no, no, you knew it was going to end at some time point. 24 straight wins to start the season. that's an nba record. 28 straight regular-season wins dating back to last season, second all-time. but tonight in milwaukee, it was fear the deer. klay thompson back after missing a game with a bum ankle, he had 12. bucks got off to a good start. o.j. mayor with three of his 18. greg monroe puts milwaukee up 10 in the first quarter. they got the lead to 11 at halftime. jabari parker. throws it down. bucks led by 14 in the third. warriors on tired legs had to battle back again. steph curry, amazing move and the foul. curry finished with 28 points, 7 boards, 5 assists. then brandon rush gets the ws back to within one. a little throw-down of his own got the bench on their feet. milwaukee controlled the game to the finish. greg monroe, season high 28,

warriors 16 turnovers. michael carter waves the steal and finish. snapping a 24-game win streak. 108-95 the final. you know what, they're still 24-1. >> losing still sucks. just as i remember it as a player and i remember it as an assistant coach. it's never fun to lose. but it's a lot of fun to coach those guys. and unfortunately this looks like the schedule and the road trip finally caught up to us tonight. >> more highlights in sports and we'll hear from the players who by and large were relieved it's over. by the way the defending champion bucks also stopped the lakers' 33-game win streak in 1972 in milwaukee. what is it about that town? >> it stops streaks, i guess. they're known for something. we are proud of this team. >> no question. >> now they're coming home. our other big story, as ul calm as you look across the bay right now but that is going to change in a matter of hours.

another storm headed our way. heavier rain, strong winds, lightning, even hail expected to arrive. let's go to our abc 7 news meteorologist with a look at the system. >> love doppler painting a quiet picture but tomorrow morning we'll be busy tracking our storm moving through. when to expect this storm to arrive where you live? north bay tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. the heart of the bay area between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., san francisco, oakland, concord, san mateo, fremont, and south bay after 10:00 in the money. one of the main concerns with this next storm system is strong winds. wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow morning. does include the north bay mountains, bay shoreline, east bay hills, peninsula coast, santa cruz mountains. the potentials there with these winds gusting near 50 miles per hour for downed trees and power lines to go down as well. we'll take a much closer look, go hour by hour on future weather with this storm in the full accuweather forecast.

as the bay area paragraphs for approaching rain, dangerous rip currents are already pounding the coast. abc 7 news was at fort point in san francisco where some big waves slammed the shoreline r. waves up to 17 feet from sonoma county down to monterey. and speaking of sonoma county, flooding blocked north and southbound lanes on highway 1 today. rising water and the russian river estuary from the last days of rain and high surf has flooded low-lying areas of jenner. >> go out with an excavator and open the river mouth to prevent flooding of jenner. this time with the heavy surf, we attempted to breach on tuesday. last tuesday. we weren't able to do it because of the high surf conditions. and we've been monitoring the site ever since. >> the agency hopes to get the heavy equipment out as soon as possible. heavenly mountain resort in tahoe living up to its name for skiers tonight. a viewer sent this video of lots of fresh powder and mostly clear

skies. talk about perfect conditions for rushing down the slopes. a winter storm warning will be in effect for south lake tahoe from 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on sunday. they're looking at up to 3 inches of snow falling every hour. that's going to be late morning through early afternoon. we have breaking news in fairfield. two people are dead after an accident on northbound 680 at gold hill road. that was physical reported around 9:15. one lane closed right now. traffic is going to be slow going in that area. chp says the vehicle collided with something and then caught fire. you can always get breaking news alerts any time on our abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get the latest updates. authorities have arrested this man, karl dial jr., accused of setting a mosque on fire. they say he burglarized the islamic sew side of coachella valley yesterday. witnesses say a fire bomb was thrown at the mosque's front door. they described hearing a loud boom before seeing flames.

firefighters contained those flames to the front lobby. several people were able to escape unharmed. >> sadness. it's a fabulous place, a social place for us. we just have to work on rebuilding it again. >> the mosque is about 75 miles from san bernardino where 14 people died in that terrorist attack by islamic extremists earlier this month. state and federal agencies are working together on that investigation. it happened after september 11th. now it's happening again. sikhs being wrongly identified as muslims being racially profiled and intimidated. there's a nationwide alert to sikhs to be careful out there. more now from our newsroom, lisa? >> reporter: two incidents on the same day in southern california have now caused sikhs to be on guard. one involved vandalism and the other a group of sikhs were singled out because of their turbans. >> turbans equate to terrorism

but it's not. >> reporter: just as all muslims are not terrorists, sikhs are not muslims. after a terrorist attack, sikhs often suffer backlash. someone threw acid on this man after september 11th. >> it's burning my skin too. so i don't know what. people think i belong to the muslim religion? no, i am sikh. >> reporter: now there's real concern for the safety of all sikhs. last week in orange county vandalism, "isis" and "islam" spray painted on the property. in san diego at the broncos/chargers group a security guard refused to let this group of young sikh men in unless they took off their turbans. they were allowed inside but then a bomb-sniffing dog checked their car. one of the men spoke with our sister station. >> it's bad. it's embarrassing for me. because we are americans. we are not supposed to be afraid

of fellow americans. >> reporter: it's a fear causing those at the san jose facility to step up security. cameras captured just about everything. still no one wants to take any chances. >> there's no doubt that you could have some ignorant people that are intent on intimidating these peace-loving folks. san jose police is upping its presence around the facility. president obama called today's historic climate agreement in paris "the best chance to save the one planet we have." the agreement signed by nearly every nation in the world calls on all countries to cut then eliminate greenhouse gas pollution. it aims to keep global temperatures from rising another 1.8 degrees fahrenheit between now and the year 2100. leaders from 195 nations agreed to shift away from carbon-based fuels in the future. oakland mayor libby schaaf, just back from paris, says the world was listening. >> paris just shows that the

rest of the world has recognized this is an urgent problem. we need to act now. >> together we've shown what's possible when the world stands as one. >> president obama predicts the paris agreement will lead to job creation in the clean energy sector on a scale that we have never seen before. in napa county a 24-year-old vallejo resident faces drunk driving and child endangerment charges. chp says juaquinda parker was under the influence when driving students home on a school bus yesterday. officers received reports of a bus driving the road. she trade to turn around but it got stuck. she failed sobriety tests. northern the students was injured. santa clara valley medical center in san jose is staffing a call center to answer questions as it deals with possible exposure to tube cloeltss. a nurse tested positive for tb. 350 infants and their moms may have been exposed to tuberculosis although there's a

low chance the nurse passed it on to anyone else. the nurse works in the mother and infant care center. the hospital's reaching out to those in the newborn nursery who had contact with the infected nurse between mid-august and d mid-november. fighting so-called burning man. why tickets to next year's annual arts festival may go up. they're pretty nice trees. everyone that celebrates christmas gets a tree. it's kind of a win-win. >> still looking for a christmas tree? you may want to check out a lot in half moon bay. how it's helping a family in need. it's hard to know really who you can and can't buy from online. >> who to trust. what you should be looking for when shopping online.

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you need to look at this bmw, pierced by a huge piece of metal on i-280 in san jose yesterday. the beam fell off a truck. it bounced off the roadway ask crashed through the windshield and the driver's seat. amazingly the man driving survived. >> and guessing the reaction time or the distance between the beam falling, striking the ground, then coming into his windshield, probably less than two seconds. so very lucky. and yeah, avoided a catastrophe right there. san jose fire tweeted out this photo, joking that after confirming the driver was fine he should maybe consider going out and buying a lottery ticket. >> the organizers of burning man are asking to be exempt from an upstate of nevada state tax. they believe the newly amended tax on live entertainment unfairly targets the annual

festival in the desert as a funding source for state projects. the organizers say it could cost them nearly $3 million and force them to raise the ticket prices so they are challenging this. ticket prices won't actually be set until they hear back from the taxation department. uh-huh! it is that time of year for one of san francisco's biggest pub crawls. the streets swarmed with santas of all kinds today for santa-con. the holiday tradition started 21 years ago. it was supposed to be poking fun at christmas consumerism. some people now see it as just a chaotic party. and in fact there are some bars in san francisco that have banned people who are dressed as any holiday figure. santa-con participants are encouraged to donate gifts to children in need. there's a little more writing this year on the success of a local tree lot. every christmas tree sold is helping a woman heal.

the tough diagnosis the family faces this holiday. >> reporter: this is the fourth year the family have sold christmas trees in half moon bay but this year stephanie has kept an eye on business from inside this little green box. >> i like your little booth there. it's nice. >> reporter: she would like to be out on the lot but the booth protects her from the elements. >> i go into the trailer, if it's too cold, i need to make sure i don't get sick, it will delay my treatment. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer. her husband is rattled by the diagnosis. >> i wish you could blink and it's all over and she's healed. that's not the case. it's going to take time. >> reporter: this battle with cancer has added a new sense of urgency for this crop of christmas trees. christmas tree season stretches from the day after thanksgiving till christmas eve. but the family hope to have all of their trees sold by the end of next week. tony hopes to spend as much time with stephanie as possible because her treatments are going

to intensify. the good news is she's part of an experimental program at stanford and her mom says it's great to see her family pull together to help. >> it sounds corny but how important family and friends are. it's made a huge difference for us. >> reporter: since word got out the community has rallied around them. >> we've had volunteers down here almost every single day. friends, family. they even started a go fund me for us. >> i would just like to say thank you for everybody who's supported. >> reporter: this christmas season, each time a tree is picked by a family from this lot it will be a big help in their time of need. >> we wish that family well. hope they have a great christmas. let's talk about our sunday. because it looks like it's going to be soggy. >> yeah, it's going to be wet, it's going to be windy out there for the first half of your sunday. doppler radar showing you mainly cloudy skies. our first reports there's light

rain fall around santa rosa. live doppler 7 hd showing it's sporadic in the north bay. this is ahead of our cold front sinking to the south. the bulk of the rain right now is around eureka. it's going to get its act together and move through after the midnight hour. right now ahead of the front, it is mild. we have a south wind and lots of clouds. that is keeping temperatures holding steady in the 50s. overnight you can bet these numbers not going to fall too far from where they are right now. upper 40s to lower 50s across the bay area. our next storm tomorrow and our storm impact scale will be a moderate storm. wet and windy sunday morning. downpours, possible lightning, wind gupss. light showers early on sunday. the front begins to gather energy by 8:00. it's in the north bay by 9:00. oakland, vallejo, daly city, half moon bay. future weather indicating embedded thunderstorms that could have hail. 11:00, main activity in the

south bay. behind the front in the afternoon we tape tore widely isolated showers. in terms of total rainfall, .25 to .50 inches of rain in the bay. the other part of the storm, the wind. future tracker wind gusts shows you as that front moves through, by 9:00 the winds will be whipping near 45 to 50 miles per hour. that's why we have the wind advisory up for the potential for trees to come down. also isolated power outages as well. we have some snow to talk about in the sierra. a winter storm warning goes into effect at 4:00 tomorrow morning. our highest elevations, we could likely see 2 feet of fresh powder. so highs for tomorrow with the clouds, the rain, the wind early on, going to limit our highs basically to the mid and upper 50s for the second half of your weekend. seven-day forecast shows you a 2 on our storm impact scale, windy and wet. afternoon sunshine monday. tuesday and wednesday cooler with a frosty morning on wednesday. thursday mainly cloudy.

friday and saturday next week we'll track our next potential storm moving into the bay area. the first half really going to be windy and wet tomorrow. >> we are prepared, thank you. still to come, an intergalactic fight. the special visit the

you may not be able to handle the cuteness. the columbus zoo and aquarium in ohio shared this video on their facebook page of their baby polar bear sleeping comfortably with her stuffed animal. the zoo says she makes sounds of contentment, stretches, and twitches as she appears to be dreaming of what we don't know. a young man from danville is bringing "star wars" to a group of children who won't be able to go to the theater to see the movie this week. ryan tam petty leukemia at 1 year old. he's now 15. every year he and his family increase like "star wars" characters and return to the

hospital where he got a life-saving cord blood transplant. he wants to bring hope to kids who are still battling the disease. we're talking about the warriors who had such a great run. it ends tonight. >> losers! >> no, no. do not say such things. >> all right. it's deja vu all over again. milwaukee bucks ended the lakers' win streak of 33 games in 1972. did it again tonight. also in milwaukee, they end the warrio warriors' 24-game win streak to

the warriors are trying to become the first team in nba history to sweep a road trip of at least seven games tonight in

milwaukee. they already have the nba record of 24 straight. to start the season milwaukee said the buck stops here. klay thompson back after missing a game with a bum ankle. he had 12. bucks off to a good start. o.j. mayo. 3 of his 18. greg monroe puts milwaukee up 10 in the first quarter. warriors battle back. steph long pass to draymond. milwaukee got the lead to 11 at halftime. jabari parker throws it down. bucks led by 14 in the third. warriors on tired legs. battle back. steph curry, amazing move and the foul. curry finished with 28 points, 7 boards, 5 assists but it wasn't enough. brandon rush gets the ws back within one. that got the bench on their feet. milwaukee controlled the game to the finish. michael carter-williams, he had 17. greg monroe puts it in and the foul. warriors, 16 turnovers. carter-williams the steal and

the finish. ws shot 41%, season low 95 points. this poor child can't take it. 6 of 26 from three-point land snapping a 24-game win streak, 108-95 the final. 24-1 isn't too bad. >> i'm not happy with the result. but it's almost like a sense of relief. like now we can focus on what we need to focus on. >> very unlikely to go 82-0 so this moment was going to happen at some point. it's just tonight's the night. i'm sure everybody's pretty excited to go home. >> it's a great thing, the defending champs. if anything we get from this game we can learn from them, wait they bring it every night, they play collectively every night. sharks hosting minnesota at the tank. she's ready for the holidays. the game was scoreless through two. can't make a defensive mistake like the sharks did in the third leaving zach parise in front of the net, he'll chip it in. koivu, empty netter with 33 seconds left.

sharks have lost six straight and they're 4-9 at home this season. the heisman trophy handed out, alabama running back derek henry, sean watson, christian mccaffrey the three finalists. here's the call. >> the winner of this year's heisman trophy is derek henry. >> alabama's derek henry becomes only the second player from bama to win the award. henry was deserving breaking herschel walker's single season rushing record for 1986 yards on 339 carries, leading the crimson tide to the final four in college play. mccaffrey was the runner-up, 293 votes short. i think this is his trophy to lose next season. the world didn't come to an end, the sun's going to come up tomorrow but the warriors had a great run at 24-1. still ahead, three funeral

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7 news morning news starting at 5:00 a.m. world leaders from nearly 200 countries have pledged to shift away from carbon-based fuels. . the paris agreement calls on all countries to cut then eliminate greenhouse gas pollution. oakland mayor libby schaaf talked to the delegation about how her city is leading the effort applauded the move. looking clear right now but tomorrow morning we could see heavy rain, strong winds throughout the bay area. lightning and hail also possible tomorrow. our meteorologist is tracking the timing and will join us here in a few minutes. now to the hunt for clues in that terrorist attack in san bernardino. for the third day specialized divers with the fbi combed through a local lake looking for evidence. investigators are still trying to find a computer hard drive and anything else linked to the husband and wife shoot hoarse killed 14 people. divers have pulled items from the water.

they are now analyzing them for any connection to syed farook and tashfeen malik. officials say the couple tried to cover their tracks by destroying e-mails and cell phones and other items at their house. today more victims laid to rest. amy powell from our sister station in l.a. has their stories. >> reporter: pain and heartache for the family members and friends who gathered for the funeral of isaac amanios, the 60-year-old was one of the 14 killed in the san bernardino attack. relatives say he moved from africa to the u.s. in 2000, seeking a better life. amanios was the father of three college-aimed children. >> a resolute, decisive, and i would say one of the most honest people i know. >> reporter: during funeral services in jessop, georgia, the hometown of shooting victim shannon johnson, loved ones paid tribute to the 45-year-old calling him a natural-born hero. >> shannon's fearless. he's always been that way.

i didn't realize until we got older just how much he's always about taking care of those that can't take care of themselves. >> reporter: denise peraza, one of the shooting ving tip hot survived, credits johnson with saving her life. she says as bullets flew johnson wrapped an arm around her and said, "i got you." at an emotional final farewell for tin nguyen. she was planning her wedding when she was killed. relatives say the 31-year-old always had a big smile on her face. >> she was our angel. she is still our angel. even though she's gone up to heaven. we pray that her life and the other lives lost -- >> at each one of today's

funerals loved ones called on those gathered to remember the other victims of the tragedy. i'm amy powell for abc 7 news. two syrians arrested in switzerland have no clear link to the men suspected of planning a terrorist attack in geneva this week. police arrested them in a vehicle that had traces of explosives. the search continues for at least four men with the islamic state group isis, suspected of planning a specific attack in the city. those men are linked to last month's deadly attacks in paris. in florida cell phone video shows a woman getting into a fight with a state trooper at the dmv. >> listen to me -- >> listen to me! these are the people -- >> a dmv employee says eleanor stern called her a servant, they asked her to leave. the trooper stepped in, she kicked him, he threw her to the ground. the trooper finally managed to take her to a back room.

stern went to jail for resisting arrest. in case you haven't finished shopping yet warning, before you click your way to the checkout. the holiday scam causing some big holiday headaches. >> reporter: this holiday season, beware of scam artists online waiting for you. shopping for her daughter, mindy hayes clicked on an ad in her facebook feed for ugg boots. over 80% off. >> great deal! >> reporter: too great. those boots never arrived. the online retailer a fake. >> when i got my confirmation e-mail it didn't look legitimate. >> reporter: mindy, avid online shopper who works in i.t., was out $83. experts warn it could have been worse. more money or even her identity. >> clicking that link puts you in danger, it puts your family and friends in danger. >> all of that with one click? >> absolutely. >> reporter: what should you be looking for? safe sites have an "s" with a lock in the url. fake sites often have typos and grammatical errors.

real businesses have extensive privacy policies. facebook quickly investigated telling abc news it has blocked this website from placing future ads. as for mindy hayes, she's working on getting her money back. >> it's hard to know really who you can and can't buy from online. coming up on abc 7 news, from 7 on your side the best way to cash in on that gift card you don't really want. a holiday photo with santa turns into much more for these kids. see the big surprise awaiting them next. we're waiting for the storm that will have an index of 2 tomorrow. cloudy now. the rain arrives after midnight.

clear, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. an early christmas for some bay area kids fighting cancer. abc 7 news was in san jose where the police department turned its air hangar into the north pole for the cops care cancer foundation's annual christmas fantasy flight event. st. nick opted for a chopper and brought gifts to 45 bay area children who are battling the disease. bay area officers and firefighters help hand out gift toth those kids' siblings and donated items to their families who are in need this holiday. it's tough to find some people the perfect gift.

this is what came to mind for friends of john french. they posted this video on facebook. they covered his entire room and everything he owns with wrapping paper. here's what makes it even more prankerish. he doesn't like christmas at all. so they decided to do this to him because -- you know, friends. chances are you'll get a gift card this holiday season but what if that gift card isn't what you really want? cash them in. 7 on your side's michael finney tells us how. >> reporter: you can buy gift cards almost anywhere. not everyone likes to get them. >> i got a gift card for this clothing store i had no interest in. >> reporter: another way to get rid, trade them for cash at one of the many gift card exchange websites out there. "consumer reports" checked four of them. >> these websites buy your cards at less than face value and resell them. that means you get less, sometimes a lot less, than they're worth at the store. >> reporter: for example, a $100

toys r us gift card gets $80.50 at giftcards.com. shrinks to $50 at monstergiftcarden come. >> we looked at 13 different store gift cards and found giftcards.com gave us the most money back but it still pays to shop around. paybacks giver from site to site and card to card interior you'll generally get more cash back for different cards from popular retailers. walmart, a $100 gift card gets you around $90 at all the sites "consumer reports" checked. you can get cash right away at coin star exchange kiosks found in stores throughout the country. but you may not get as much money back as you would have on the websites. this $100 walmart card gets only $71 here. giving a bank gift card makes it easier for the person who gets it. >> bank gift cards are easier to redeem than store gift cards. if they carry mastercard, visa,

american express, discover, they can be redeemed at any merchant that accepts those cards. a military dad spends a year deployed overseas and comes home to crash his family's holiday pho photo. >> adorable. >> what? >> tears all around. the kids are surprised. this homecoming for our serviceman's family. his wife posted this to youtube. to share the special moment with the rest of her family and the world. people are sharing this all over the place because who doesn't love a great reunion? >> you can't not smile at that. tomorrow, though, hm. rain. >> waking up on a sunday with rain? kind of nice. the whole day's not going to be wet. when that storm moves through it's going to bring gusty winds. doppler radar showing you tracking some really light sprinkle in the north bay around santa rosa. ahead of this is mainly cloudy

across the region. future weather as we go into future mode shows you tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. you're dealing with light rain ahead of the front. it gets its act together and by 8:00 in the morning you see downpours around clover dale, santa rosa, passing through ukiah. by 9:00 in the morning it's moving through san francisco, half moon bay, vallejo, oakland, berkeley. this is where we could see downpours. also potential for lightning and small hail. along with gusty winds. moving to the south bay by 11:00 in the morning and then into the afternoon the front itself is out of here. behind the front we'll still say unsettled. isolated shower is still in the forecast. future tracker wind speeds will show you as the front traverses across the bay it will kick up those winds. 10:00 a.m., wind gusts likely near 45, 50 miles per hour. that's why we have the wind advisory in effect for sunday. tomorrow with that wet and windy start it's going to be a cool day. highs mid to upper 50s.

seven-day forecast shows you wet weather right here. by monday, afternoon sunshine. behind this system it's cool. on tuesday and wednesday it's a frosty start. thursday clouds increasing. by friday and saturday, another chance of rain enters the picture. let's bring in -- i understand there's a streak broken tonight? >> yeah. not a whole lot of good news tonight. >> it's over. >> what? wait! >> the warriors lose their first game in 25 tries this the season. we knew it wasn't last forever but still a shock to the system.

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halftime. jabari parker throws it down. bucks led by 14. in the third, tired legs, steph curry, amazing move and the foul, 28 points, 7 boards, 5 assists. it wouldn't be enough. rush gets the ws within one. that got the wench on their feet. milwaukee controlled the game to the fin in. michael carter-williams, he had 17. monroe, season high 28. then of course the final steal. ws shot 41% from the field, snapping a 24-game win streak this season, 108-95 the final. 24-1 ain't too bad. [ inaudible question ] >> nowhere near the same. not even close. it's just -- just feels like a loss. a feeling that we haven't experienced in a while. but it don't feel like a playoff loss, i can tell you that. >> cal undefeated hosting st. mary's undefeated everywhere.

ivan rab, two-handed jam, cal up 11 at the half. the nation's leading three-point shooter emmitt narr gives the gales the lead. rehan, gales up 1. tyrone wallace to bird. bears up two but cal fouled rehan. gives them a chance to tie. got to make that first one. nope. cal hands st. mary's their first loss of the year, 63-59 that final. stanford hosting dartmouth. roscoe allen has brains and brawn. reid travis, 14 for the cardinal, finishing the alley-oop. allen had a team high 17 for the cardinal. the other allen, marcus, provided 12 on 5 of 9 shooting. stanford crushes the big green, 64-50, they're 4-3 on the year. nebraska women gave cal all they could handle. 8 seconds left. thomas necessaries the three. christina misses on the rebound.

they go to overtime. nigua doesn't miss, gets the rebound, she had 29. cal improves to 7-2 with an 87-80 victory. looking for the first win streak of the year at two games if they can beat the browns tomorrow in cheefltd, a homecoming for phil dawson who spent his first 14 years in the league in cleveland. he owns almost every kicking record in franchise history. texas native not only committed to cleveland as a player, lived there full-time and raised his family. huge in the community, fans wore his number 4 jersey to the game. >> if you were to ask me what a true homecoming week is it's one full of reminiscing and remembering and talking about the good old days. i don't have that luxury this week. i have a job to do. i have to focus in on what i need to do to help my team win a game. i'm really not approaching this week as a homecoming week. there will be a time for all that, probably when i'm not playing on a sunday.

i look forward to that week. but this week isn't it. 116th army/navy game, navy debuting special helmets for the game. keenan reynolds breaks the ncaa record for rushing touchdowns with 85. 136 rushing yards, two tds. army got a big game from edgar alan poe, that's right. 121 receiving yards on five kachds and a touchdown. 17-14 army at the half. but navy's win streak would not end tonight. jamir killman, 50-yard score. navy wins their 14th straight against army, 21-17 the final. top ranked city college of san francisco hosting saddleback college for the state junior college championship. nebraska modise, 253 yards and 2 tds rushing, he was named mvp. quarterback anthony gordon finds the end zone. first year head coach jimmy collins leads city college to

their tenth national championship with a 26-14 victory. this sports report brought to you by xfinity and don't worry the ws will be back. >> 24-1 and we're saying, oh my god the season's over. >> it's like losing a playoff game? what? >> no, no. nothing like that. thanks for watching. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thank you for joining us. we hope you have a great sunny. could be runny, umbrellas out.

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