first time that's happened since 1959. >> todd: i'm sure tee toe zam bony will be tuning into that one. >> joe: no doubt about it. maybe going to be drenching one of that guy's first name as well. for now, some drama to unfold. 1:33. two time-outs remaining. got to step them. >> todd: i think kelly bryant is the only guy that carries the football here. >> joe: he is stacked up. just what they needed to they can use the time-out and look for the third down stop. one time-out will remain. well managed for right now for dave doeren. went for the onside kick knowing that he has the three time-outs in the bag to utilize and ask a lot of his august defensive line. >> todd: the question for clemson took into consideration normally, you would run any play to your left side because your

left tackle is your best player, mitch hyatt. he hobbled off a few plays ago and he's still on the sideline. so where do you go with this third down play? that's jeff scott, co-offensive coordinator in the middle of that huddle. tony elliot, the other in the press box. north carolina state with one time-out left. clemson's not going to attempt a field goal from this range. this is two-down territory for them. >> joe: kelly bryant stacked up again. fernandez and the rest did it. >> todd: so do you punt here if you're dabo or try to run another play and get a first down? >> joe: and give credit to dave

doeren. he took a risk going for the outside knowing he's got a defensive front that can win for him and time-outs to utilize. >> todd: you have to get the stop whether it's on this end or that end. >> joe: the short field, obviously. took a risk to do so. wanted to get a shot at getting the ball, didn't get it. needed the defense to have a stop right then and there, and they did. now here it is with will spiers out there for clemson. >> todd: spiers will try to drop this thing inside the 10 yard line if he can, and give north carolina state a long field to work with. >> joe: no time-outs remaining. and it goes into the end zone. so 1:24. they'll try to tie the game.

that guy right there, ryan finley started off so hot. >> todd: airing 300 yards. three touchdowns and an interception. none of those numbers matter right now. all that matters is this drive, and as a quarterback, any quarterback can tell you these are the kinds of moments and drives you dream about. >> joe: let's see what he comes up with. defense did the job for him. >> todd: no time-outs. >> joe: quick to the outside, but incomplete. trying to find meyers again. he has been targeting him all day. >> todd: i'll tell you, i have been impressed with how well this north carolina state offensive line has protected the quarterback. now, this is a tough situation here. end of the ball game, they're

tired. clemson knows nc state has to pass. they're going pin their ears back. they have protected their guy extremely well tonight. >> joe: slant. complete to louis. no time-outs. clock will run here. third and about two. >> todd: convert. clock will stop if you convert to first down. >> joe: finley on third and two. batted. that was batted by lamar. 6'4", middle linebacker, tre lamar got up, got a piece of it. it is fourth down with 1:04 to play. they filmed surviving right down the street. this is what you want to do here. >> todd: this is where you want the big bodied receivers. you want to make a lot of catches.

they have had a lot of slants. will they do it here on fourth down? clemson wants a time-out to talk at it. >> joe: "sportscenter" is coming up, late night after arizona/usc. herby will g.i. us his new top four. we'll size up if heisman race. getting very interesting. "sportscenter" tonight after arizona/usc. fourth down and two. kelly bryant and the tigers trying to take a step closer to the acc championship. almost assuredly the winner of this game, mathematically will be there.

>> todd: jakobi meyers has been your leading receiver today -- nine catches, 105 yards. kelvin harmon, six catches 116 yards. and jaylen samuels has been your go-to guy all season. all three are to the right. >> joe: to stay alive on fourth and two. finley. can he get to the corner? first down nc state. and a penalty flag comes in at the end. austin bryant was giving chase. >> todd: i think they got freshman, a.j. terrell maybe with the penalty at the end. >> joe: bryant down on the ground on the sideline. >> todd: i'm glad there's no call. they got the first down, got what they needed. nice job by finley.

play on. new set of downs. gets out of the pocket. away from austin bryant. there's the hit at the end of the play. wasn't much. >> joe: good news is austin bryant coming back on the field. first down, life again for nc state. >> todd: can't take a sack. >> joe: finley. big throw and catch to harmon. and he gets out. 18-yard reception. >> todd: the big bodied receivers. throwing it up between two defenders and let your guy go fight for the football. kelvin harmon at 6'3", 220 pounds. >> joe: 50 yards away. finley with time again. same direction, same result. kelvin harmon.

. >> todd: he's working on ray-ray mccloud, who is now playing defensive back. because of the injuries, they got a wide receiver playing defensive become, and they're going after him. >> joe: 31 seconds remain. finley again. he wants more this time, but he threw it to the outside of harmon. >> todd: right now, they recognize the situation. ray-ray mccloud has worked at defensive back all year. he switched his number this week because of injuries knowing they might need him. he's out there now in crunch time. >> joe: that's how thin it has gotten for the backfield. star receiver and punt returner is out there playing corner. >> todd: don't forget about the middle of the field, either. the clock gets stopped on a first down. a lot of room in between the

safeties in this clemson defense. >> joe: finley. over the middle as you said, as he was looking for samuels. it will be third and ten with 32 ticks remaining. took over oven their own 20 with 1:24 left. dave doeren got the ball back and put it in the hands of his quarterback, ryan finley. they will have a couple shots here. >> todd: ray-ray mccloud's in the corner up here at the top. ryan carter is down in the slot. he's playing the nickel right here. >> joe: third and ten. finley wants it all! incomplete. big collision. wallace came in on samuels there, and o'daniel was trailing. >> todd: but that's what's been open.

the middle of the field. samuels was open, but a beautiful play by k'von wallace. beautiful throw, good route, the safety did his job knocking it loose. >> joe: k'von wallace, sophomore safety. >> todd: clemson, you got find a soft spot and convert the fourth down here. look how deep the safeties are. they're going take another time-out. boy, that was a beautiful route and a beautiful throw and an outstanding play by k'von wallace. the middle of the field was open, they attacks it, and the safety made a he cck of a play. >> joe: great drama for these fans who recollects a year ago, thought they'd clemson.

missed the field goal in regulation, lost in overtime, and now they sit here watching their team overcome the deficit and put themselves in striking distance. took over with 1:24. >> todd: i would be surprised if venables stays with a defense here. it's fourth down and ten. make them make a good threw against tight coverage. if you play a prevent and you leave some holes open, you give north carolina state a chance to convert and then they still have time to take a come of shots at the end zone. >> joe: now they need ten critical yards. can clemson survive? can nc state get it done? let's get the answer here. fourth and ten. >> todd: they changed the coverage. >> joe: finley steps up. that's a first down! a spin!

a flag is down! we will check on that! but for now, jakobi meyers is inside the five. >> todd: it was thrown right at the line of scrimmage. >> referee: illegal shift. five-yard penalty. first down. >> todd: yep, the outside receiver, they were trying to adjust who was on the line and off the line. watch out. out here, the outside receiver is going shift late. the ball is snapped before they're done. unfortunate error by north carolina state. they would have concerted. >> joe: a penalty that had little impact on the realities and outcome of that play. so it backs them up the a fourth and 15.

finley. clock running down. intercepted to close the show. k'von wallace again. and he's still going. wallace finally out with double zeros on the clock. he had the big play prior and then seals the deal for the tigers. >> todd: ryan finley steps up in the pocket. it's a three-man rush. eight dropping into coverage. he needs 15. the ball just sails on him a little bit. 15 yards need second down so much more different than ten, and that one sailed on wallace with two gigantic plays to end

this game. >> joe: let's here from dabo. >> holly: on a night your secondary was so depleted, how fitting was it they made this game? >> first of all, give this crowd great credit. give nc state -- they got one heck of a football team. thises a very experienced and mature team. they showed that tonight. it was down to the last play. but, you know, i'm proud of your guys. we have a young team. a bunch of guys grew up tonight. k'von is one of them. it was a tight game, but we are very fortunate to get out of here with a win. we still got business to take care of. heck of a ball game. >> todd: you have been telling your team all week the championship phase starts now. what are some of championship moment that is stood out to you? >> they didn't flinch.

if you're going to play on the road, you can't flinch when you have adversity. had a bad turnover, but they didn't flinch. they came back, got control in the third quarter. but you know what is this nc state give them credit too, because they didn't quit. they fought back. it was two teams fighting for the same thing. we were fortunate to come out on top tonight. proud of our guys for the resiliency, to find a way to win. >> joe: i think dabo did a nice job summing it up. that's what november football looks like. pressure packed, everything on the line and you got step up. >> todd: and deal with adversity. he talked about it. they came in here, north carolina state gave them their best shot. they came after them all the way to the very end. they came in there. it's to accident they played for the national championship two

years in a row. this is a program that was very solid. they believe in themselves. they got great culture. they were pushed to the limit today. >> joe: nc state fought right to the very end. >> todd: very impressive team. he's got another good squad. heartbreaking loss. >> joe: clemson survived. virginia tech, miami still to come on abc. that should be a great one. big deciding day in the acc. this has been a presentation of college football on abc. for todd blackledge and holly rowe, i'm joe tessitore. enjoy the rest of your night.

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terrorism. colin kaepernick's legal play to get back into the the nfl owners now targeted abc 7 news starts now. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> we had hoped that the police commission would have taken it a step further. >> san francisco police will get tasers following a contentious vote. >> it's a voice applauded. >> we begin with developing news, that very contentious decision to arm san francisco police with tasers. >> abc 7 news reporter got reaction from both sides. he joins us live from san francisco's engelside police situation. kornell, the chief fought hard for this. >> reporter: yeah, he did, eric. so did many other chiefs before him. tasers will not be used by san

francisco police officers for at least another year t. police officers association wants them drafted soon. activists don't want them used at all. protests at the san francisco police commission meeting boiled over, deciding if police officers should be allowed to carry tasers. proved what police call alternative. >> we have been. >> san francisco police officer association martin halloran xhepdz the commission for approving the use of tasers, worries a policy for using the weapons could put too many restrictions on how an officer uses a taser. this video supplied by taser maker axeon. >> when you restrict it to the point where an officer is unable to use the taser, then what's the point of having that policy? >> we just oppose the use of

tasers. >> activists from the democratic socialist of america says the sfpd should use more de-escalating tactic, like time and distance. >> people do die from tasers. i think it's, to approach the community with a weapon, rather than with the newer 21st century style de-escalation procedure is just the wrong what i to go. >> police chief william scott wants all officers to carry so-called constructive energy revises or tasers, before that happens, scott said in a statement, we understand anding a only in the public's ongoing concerns about ced use. before these devices can be deployed, it is critical that we submit a solid policy based on national best practices. if a policy isn't drafted soon, martp hallerann says he will take it to the voteers >> the poa is prepared to take it to the voters and have the voters weigh in. >> new developments, a 32-year-old hayward man has been booked in absentia for

critically wounding a san francisco police officer early wednesday morning. police identify him and he remains hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. the shootout happened near 18th and diamond just after midnight wednesday when officers approached a suspicious vehicle t. injured officer is in correct, al but stable condition. and a new development in an amber alert we have been following out of southern california a. two month old abducted baby and his father have both been safely located in bakersfield, that baby jefferson gomez and the amber alert suspect jeffrey gomez were found at a shell gas station at 11:50 today t. 42-year-old father is accused of taking that child after an argument with the boy's mother t. sheriff says the abduction is ongoing t. baby was unharmed. rain early this morning is blamed for a number of accident. investigators say slick roads

played a role in antioch. they ply the oil on the roads -- bring the oil on the road to the surface, one person went to hospital with serious injuries. drew will have your forecast in minutes. 11 mosques around the bay are organized in a peace march and blood drive today. they were in san francisco, where thousands condemned global terrorism. marchers called for unity and peace and a greater understanding of muslim faith. >> here we are today standing up with the terrorized and the oppressed people of the world to are with them. we are one of them. >> marchers condemned hussein day and they promoted peace. we are four day noose a new higher gas tax, people are already fighting back against it. abc 7 news was in san francisco as they stood on the corner with signs that say stop the has tax

and #gas catastrophe. they raised the gas tax by 12 cents per gallon and diesel by 12 cents per gallon to help fixing >> gas and diesel both have gone up. >> that increases not just the gas but the price of all goods, because transportation of goods is primarily via truck. >> annual car registration fees will also increase by 25 to $175 as part of that new senate bill. colin kaepernick's attorneys are targeting a handful of teams. >> what the lawyers are asking for in connection with the quarterback's collusion case against the nfl. [ music playing ] >> music is a big part of an important life lesson today for important life lesson today for a accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments

and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it.

. >> abc news is learning about the nfl owners who will be deposed in colin caper next's collusion case against the leak. they will include the 49ers jed york. our sister station reports those owners are being asked to turn over correspondence about kaepernick. abc reporter ron claiborne has details. >> reporter: this morning, former 49ers colin cooler nick alleging some of the most powerful owners colluded to keep him out of football. they are asks to hand over cell

phone records and e-mails. they were chosen based on public statements about either kaepernick or the player protest during the national anthem [ music playing ] kaepernick filed a grievance against the nfl and 32 team owners, according to documents obtained by abc news, his lawyer claims multiple head coaches and general managers stated they wanted to sign mr. kaepernick only to mysteriously go silent. he drew national attention last year for kneeling during the national anthem prior to games, protest, social injustice against african-americans. the long lest of owners includes dallas cowboy's owner, jerry jones, nothing patriot's owner robert kraft and bob mcnair from the houston team. >> he is a good fit for no teams is really stunning. >> reporter: back in june, nfl commissioner roger goodell

shooting down suggests kaepernick was being blackballed in the league. >> obviously, everyone is aware of his protests last year. that's the only thing, so he's aware. >> reporter: ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> hundreds of boys who attend oakland another public schools spent their saturday learning about the importance of literacy. abc was in oakland where the man-up read to learn conference was held today t. boys and young teens range in age from 3rd grade to seniors in high school. the event focuses on the importance of honeing literacy and comprehension skills. and they do it through teamwork. >> so it's a place we are building each other up. we are lifting up great stories of amazing people in our respective communities and again talking about the importance of reading and comprehension. >> the district teamed up with the african-american male achievement program and with the morehouse college alumni association to put on this events the system that brought us some rain made it snow in the sierra.

this is the first significant snowstorm of the season t. cal trans camera at castle peek shows snowy roads this morning. truckers must carry chains. snow fell all day yesterday and one-to-two feet is likely on the highest peaks. now, your accuweather forecast. >> and accuweather had morning showers here locally. we are trying out this evening. >> that will lead to a cold night on the way for many of us. live doppler 7 along with satellite. any shower activity pushed off to our east around stockton and modesto. the picture outside right now east bay hill camera, we're getting peeks and pokes of sunshine through that cloud cover right now t. rainfall total the last 48 hours, pretty much where we expected them to be on the light side. sfo shy. santa rosa and oakland over a third of an inch of rain.

less in redwood city, walnut creek, a tenth of an inch of rain. behind this front that brought the early morning showers, it is cool out there. numbers feels crisp in our atmosphere, 50s and 60s currently, 59 right now in oakland the same in santa rosa, 57 in fremont, half moon bay, a chilly 53 degrees at this hour. overnight with clearing skies, those flbs going to plummet. it is going to be a cold night across the region. many spots will drop into the 30s, like santa rosa, napa, fairfield, livermoore, 39 degrees, it's chilly in san francisco at for example. 45 in san jose, 44 that overnight low in oakland. we also turn our clocks back one hour as you go to bed tonight. we will do standard time early sunday morning. >> that means the sun sets tonight at 6:08 p.m. you turn your clock back one hour, that means tomorrow's sunset, even earlier, coming at 5:07 in the evening. your day planner on your sunday,

we have an earlier sunset and sunrise as well. look at that sunrise, 6:39 in the among. it's partly cloudy, by 4:00 in the afternoon, there is a chance of an isolated sprinkle in the north bay, future weather showing you sunday afternoon, there's that chance. ist looks like santa rosa north into cloverdale, that's the best chance for a sprinkle. otherwise, it's a mixture of sunshine and clouds out there to round out the weekend, temperatures on the chilly side, highs on your sunday, 58 in san francisco, 62 the high in san jose, 62 in concord, 59 in richmond and 55 behind lake port. lake port, there is your chance of an isolated shower in the afternoon. the three-day forecast, showing you, there is that chance in the north bay. look at monday and tuesday, spectacularly autumn weather. nothing but sunshine, a brisk afternoon each and every day with temperatures manly in the 60s. some upper 50s on the coast. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a mixture of sun and clouds for

most. there is that isolated sprinkle chance. nothing to cancel your outdoor plan, monday and tuesday, total sunshine across the region. then we track our next storm arriving wednesday in the evening. it's a one on the storm impact scale. light showers thursday, into friday morning, it clears up in time for the weekend. extra hour sleep tonight. >> looking forward it to. thank you. >> i was watching some of your stories with bryce love. it will be the world's fastest doctor. we'll have that tonight. we did the interview on that stanford with washington state with running back bryce back in the lineup. it makes a differen

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sports.. >> hosted by washington state, an important matchup. the cardinal running back bryce love back after missing one game with an ankle injury and k.j. costello making his second career start. bryce love was kept in check. 16 carries for 69 yards. he did break free once. 53 yards, ten straight games, that's a bs record. the quarterback pac 12 history, second quarter, 12 yards and 27 yards to bern ard bell. 34-48. 378 yards. three tds. third quarter, costello, threw for only 105 yards in one pick. fumbles the baum, it goes right back to him. stanford down 2 then. the mistake on 4th and 1.

reading it all the way, he will go to 21-17 but leavings his team down the field in the 4th stanford falls to 6 and 3. cam hosting oregon state in the final oem game of the year. which means it's senior day. he served on a wide receiver option pass. 26 yards patrick the gut. 12 yards, nice cutback. tied at 7. watch this throw, perfectly throw. 14 yards. boy, it was a just perfect. either caught or incomplete. puts the bears up 20-13. second first half field goal

it's sets the third time field quarter. cal will have that coming up later tonight. we'll take our first timeout, before checking in, bedlum, oklahoma and oklahoma state messed up from a wild one, as

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year, georgia is football one, south carolina hoping to put a dent in that grand plan today. the first time in a decade the bulldogs have been on top, south carolina hanging on top recall. this pass originally ruled incomplete but reversed, game tied at 7. bulldogs turn, this passed to devon whims ruled incomplete. >> that got reversed as well, dogs up 14-7. they go on to win it. 3rd ranked notre dame and wake forrest, first quarter, brian wimbush, looking to throw, doesn't see anyone. he starts to take off a. stutter step on his way. 7-3 fighting irish. 110 yards, two tds, right up the gut. i'd say that's opened. the irish go on to win. noter dame is now 8 and is.

scene of the accident up, oklahoma, oklahoma state. baker mayfield, 49 yards here tos demetri flowers. on the slant, he's fast. your yards. 28-17 sooners. here comes ok-state, nathan rudolph, down the middle. 35 yards to james washington. cowboys down 4. 40 seconds left in the half, justin hill gets the carry. 30 yards to the house. 38-38 at the half. only ten points scored in the third quarter, all from oklahoma, mayfield, rod fianderson is going 43 yards himself, right now in the 4th, 55-52 sooners. we'll have an update after the game. coming up on abc 7, miami and virginia tech, stay tuned following this contest or after the game. we break down college football, nfl, nba and my exclusive with

heisman candidate bryson love of stanford. guys. >> all right, thank you very much president trump is embarking on his most grueling and consequential foreign trip. >> just ahead, the important business on the agenda during the president's 12-day five-country journey why fire crews returned to the scarred areas of mendcy no county. >> i sure hope you just realize, the damage you cost. >> and the celebration got a little too spirited for some astro's fans. not

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. >> president trump las embarked on his first trip to asia. it will be the alongest trip to the region by any u.s. president in the last 25 years. >> this puts the president at the center of the nuclear standoff with north korea as tensions with the rogue nation are likely to dominate the agenda. we have a preview. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady leave hawaii saturday, headed to japan to begin a 12-day, five-country tour in asia. the trip will start in tokyo, where trump will sit down with the japanese prime minister before heading to south korea, china, vietnam and the philippines. one of the most anticipated stops will be in beijing, where trump will meet with the chinese president to discuss security issues related to north korea

along with u.s. trade, not only north korea, obviously, which is the key issue on this trip, but also as president trump said, trade, you know, president trump has said that he doesn't feel the u.s. has gotten a goods deal. >> another possible topic of discussion is china's roam in the south china sea and the increased presence of its military. >> while everybody is talking about the threat posed by north korea. that's certainly the most imminent threat, china's military rise, the aggressiveness is something these other countries are concerned about. >> meanwhile, hundreds gathered to protest in seoul, south korea ahead of trump's visit there on tuesday. on friday, he and the first lady observed a moment of silence at pearl harbor, after placing a wreath inside the uss memorial. >> a series of mean tweets critical of the president of zimbabwe has landed an american woman in jail. nyu graduate, called him a sick and selfish man.

she worked at a television company based in zimbabwe. now she has been charged with subversion and plotting a coup against the government. those charges carry a sentence of 20 years in prison. her lawyer says the allegations are baseless, a hearing is set for november 15th. tomorrow's new york city marathon is expected to have the tightest security ever. the increased police presence comes in the wake of last week's terror truck attacks. about 50,000 runners will be hitting the streets with a crowd of 2.5 million cheering them on. new york's governor says to expect law enforcement along the route and training tunnels, bridges and airports. >> there will be two or three times as many people deployed, thousands of officers on duty this weekend. we have no information that points to any issues

just a precautionary effort given the recent events. >> the governr advises runners to be vigilant and diligent. >> cal fire crews returned to mendocino county to prevent our rainy weather causing more damage. they posted these photos on twitter. part is trying to prevent potential hillsides baron of trees and brush. last month, they forced 8,000 people out of their homes, cam fire tells abc 7 news, crews completed fire suppression repair work in sonoma and napa counties a fundraiser began in mendocino county. community members planned mendscy no strong towing a. fun filled night includes a dinner, silent auction, dance and music. tickets are $25 at the door. it started at 4:00 and runs until 10:00 this evening. houston is banking in the after flow of the world series win on wednesday.

at least a million people attended yesterday's victory parade and celebration. some fans left the party a little bit might haved. reporter jessica wiley has their story. >> reporter: jesse martinez and his family got to downtown early. they claimed a seat on the cush around were among the throngs of fans to catch a glimpse or a photo of the world series champions. >> i was happy, i was happy because astros won and did a food deed for the city of houston. >> when they returned across the street from where they were watching, they found this. >> when i came, i seen my hood, my roof dented, all caved in, they just ruined it. >> this video shows a dozen people on top of vehicles in the parking lot while they are having a good time at the expense of others. >> glass shattered. roof caved in. >> reporter: they filed police

reports they didn't have to go far. this happened right across from headquarters. they believe the damage will cost them big. >> i ain't got a thousand dollars. >> and they wouldn't mind if the people that did it faced some consequences. >> you see yourself on television here junk on my vehicle, i sure hope you just realize the damage that you cost to me, my family and my vehicle, itself. that's money that i don't have. i got to mayor your stupidity. >> in

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>>. >> you could save the time anding a dpravation of getting to tahoe by heading to the first ever urban ski and snowboard festival. organizers share this video of an indoor snowboard and skiing synthetic surface used in area

are real snow is hard to find like australia or san francisco t. venue is opened tomorrow from 10:00 to 6:00 and it is free opening at most tahoe resorts is starting tomorrow and it's free. this is the scene attal mean meadows. five inches of snow has fallen there so far this weekend. squaw valley is prepared to open november 17th. so is heavenly and forth star. boreal is scheduled to open in just five days. >> oh, exciting. >> i love it. >> it is exciting. >> it's your meteorologist sneak thing. >> meteorologist heat thing. he loves me. >> lovers are in love with this weather pattern. we are tracking a cold way on the night. look at these numbers, nap pa dropping into the mid-30s, upper 30s for morgan hill. around the immediate bay waters will hold in the mid-40s, that's below average, certainly a chilly start to your sunday, don't forgive, before you go to

sleep, put your clocks back one hour, saturday's sunset, tonight 6:08. tomorrow it goes down at 5:07 in the evening. there is the chance of an isolated shower in the north bay, that's around say clear lakes, well far north. bright and brisk on your monday with total sunshine on tuesday, then our next storm moves in late on wednesday, a light system impact scale, lasting with light showers thursday, endsing friday morning, that sets the stage for a beautiful weekend next weekend with sunshine and driep conditions one week from today. >> we just had that weather for you. >> oh. >> we did that all for you. >> aren't you kind? you say we as if you had to do with it. it's all drew. >> i thought it was me. >> oh well. >> nice try. >> thanks, drew. >> that's all the time we v.abc 7 news, thank yous for joining us. i'm deonne lynn. >> thanks for inviting us into your homes, college football is

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