let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's's meteorologist louisiana, tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> hey, chris. we're looking at fog, dense in some spots. be careful if you're headed out early along the coast and also right in the north bay. so right now we're looking at 40s there. 41 in clear lake. 53 in oakland. 55 in the city and san jose. napa has visibility down to a quarter of a mile. livermore at eight miles. certainly foggy in walnut creek. we're looking at a cooler start, anywhere from a couple of degrees cooler to about five to nine degrees cooler on the coast. sfo, no delays yet. that could change. low to mid-50s for the early morning hours. more son throughout tun through afternoon.

we'll bring in rain by late tomorrow. i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> lisa, thank you. they zoomed through many east bay communities a few weeks ago. this weekend, hundreds of motorcyclists may cause problems again. police say social media has tipped them off there may be sideshows with people coming from all over the state. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more on what police are doing to get ready. >> reporter: swarms of motorcycle riders took over east bay roadways late last month. police arrested five people and impounded vehicles. but it hasn't slowed side show activity. more is expected this weekend. oakland police captain randall wingate says the street stunts stretch the department thin. >> if you're a victim of a minor crime, you'll have to wait, it will backlog us for an entire day. until we can get to you to take that report. >> i've seen a couple of sideshows where they've pulled firearms out and shooting while spinning doughnuts. that's ridiculous. you shouldn't have to do that to

have a good time. >> that sounds like a pretty dangerous situation so i think we should stop it somehow. >> reporter: opd and california highway patrol are bringing in extra officers and resources this weekend. >> when you have helicopters and planes in the air, you cannot outrun them. they'll patiently wait for you to stop and we'll take your car and you'll go to jail. >> they're going to do it regardless, whether it's legal or not legal. >> reporter: berkeley resident jose ruiz suggests finding a venue to keep the sideshows off the street. opd says it's working to deter participants and spectators. in the east bay, katie utehs, abc 7 news. a mountain lion captured in san francisco has been released back into the wild. this video shows the big cat being tranquilized by game wardens. abc 7 news was in diamond heights as they carried him away. someone spotted the cougar lurking in the bushes yesterday. police cleared the area until the wardens moved in.

neighbors were shocked to see a mountain lion so close to home. one man is keeping a close eye on his dog. >> i'm not going to let him out. he looks like a little bunny, he's a pomeranian. so we watch out for the hawks and the coyotes, now we have to watch out for mountain lions. >> wardens say the quivering you see right there is normal. the mountain lion was not injured. it was released at the crystal springs reservoir in san mateo county last night. members of the uc santa cruz puma project gave it an ear tag and gps monitor to track it. new fallout after louis c.k. admitted in a long apology letter that he preyed on women over the years. the comedian and actor has now lost his longtime manager, his publicist and the agency that represented him along with the cable networks that produced his projects. our sister station from los angeles has the story. >> there's no greater threat to women than men. >> reporter: a day after a "new york times" story involving comedian louis c.k. committing

acts of sexual misconduct, including masturbating in front of women, he's come forward to say their stories are true. in a statement he writes, the power he had over these women is that they admired him and he wielded that power irresponsibly, adding, i can hardly wrap my head around the scope of hurt i brought on them. he ends the statement writing, i've spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything i want. i will now step back and take a long time to listen. after c.k.'s admission, the fx network canceled its association with him. the editor in chief of "movie city news" has been watching the recent sex scandals unfold. >> we're really at the beginning of it. it's very much the beginning. there are a lot of stories to come out. >> reporter: hollywood is continuing to talk. in a facebook post friday, actress ellen page alleges director brett ratner verbally abused her on a movie set and outed her in front of the cast and crew when she was 18. he's been accused of sexual abuse and misconduct by at least

six women, allegations he denies. page goes on to describe situations with other authority figures that occurred while she was a minor. >> the past can be re-adjudicated. we can talk about about it, people can lose careers, all that. that's really unimportant in the scheme of things. what's important now is move forward. we have to find an answer. >> reporter: anthony edwards naming writer-producer gary goddard as his abuser. edwards met goddard when he was 12 and he says goddard arrested him for years and raped his best friend. edwards writes, "shame can thrive easily when we are isolated but it loses its power when people come together to share their common experiences." >> my hope is it will change things. my fear is we're in a twitter world where nothing changes for more than a week. >> reporter: abc 7 news. a driver in pinole slammed

into a gas station, caused a fiery explosion, and lived to talk about it. it happened yesterday afternoon at the chevron on pinole valley road. pictures and video posted by the police department look like a scene out of a movie, take a look at this. they say the driver got out and amazingly was not injured. new details now on what started the north bay wildfires. pg&e claims it does not own the power line that may have sparked the flames. our media partner the mercury news reports a pg&e court filing claims a third party owned, installed, and maintained the electrical equipment. the utility company is facing 15 wildfire-related lawsuits. 22 people died and at least 4500 structures burned in last month's wildfires. thousands of dollars for north bay fire victims. the bay area's muslim community got together in the south bay last night for a fundraiser. organizers saying we're all neighbors. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story now from fremont. >> you can't just stand and watch as someone else is doing

it. >> reporter: she watched the deadly north bay fires unfold on tv and knew she wanted to help. her plans started with her dad who owns royal palace banquet hall in fremont. >> he connected a few people, those people connected more people. it just grew. >> reporter: hundreds of people came. speakers included spiritual leaders and united states congressmen. >> every time these disasters have happened, i've seen our community come together. >> reporter: the community here is muslim. >> as muslims we believe god didn't say to love your muslim neighbor. god said love your neighbor. >> over 40 lives have been lost and thousands of homes. so the smallest thing we can do to help our fellow neighbors is an honor. >> reporter: the money raised will go to islamic relief usa. >> we focus on the people either who were not insured or the people who did not for whatever reason qualify for fema support.

>> reporter: organizers hope this event raises at least $100,000 for fire victims. in fremont, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. ♪ metallica, dead and company and several other bay area bands helped raise $17 million thursday night for fire victims. the money will go to the tipping point emergency relief fund which helps low income communities affected by the fires. the relief fund has raised a total of $23 million. happening today, sonoma county is hosting a resource fair to connect fire victims with government debris removal programs. today's fair is at the utilities field office in santa rosa. it's from 10:00 until noon. if you miss it, don't worry, there's another fair tomorrow happening at the santa rosa veterans building and on monday at a middle school. this weekend caltrans will

bring down the final remaining piers of the old eastern span of the bay bridge. this is caltrans video from two weeks ago, when three piers were imploded. traffic will be briefly stopped today. no cars will be allowed on the bay bridge for about 30 minutes during the blasting period, which is expected to take place between 6:00 and 8:00 this morning. caltrans says it's finishing the work one year ahead of schedule, which will save taxpayers nearly $10 million. meteorologist lisa argen is here, and fog is still out there. >> it's still out there. we're looking at very foggy start in the north bay. it is moving around just a bit. but in the city here, looks pretty good. exploratorium camera. 55 degrees in the city, also 55 in san jose. so we'll look at a pretty nice afternoon. we've got a dry day, veterans day. and a mostly dry sunday. then the changes arrive. i'll have them for you with my accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up.

>> lisa, thank you. also ahead, a brazen dog theft in the east bay. have you seen this yorkie? plus -- >> a little difficult. it was a little emotional. >> and reliving the past can be difficult, but this veterans day, local students are on a mission to make sure we never forget.

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tense moments at the orlando international airport after a loud blast in the main terminal. people thought it was a the gun shot. the airport was evacuated as travelers were taken off planes. police found an overheated lithium camera battery caused the explosion. it took hours for passengers to go through security again, causing delays and cancellations. hurricane maria is blamed for an iv bag shortage causing alarm at hospitals in the bay area and across the nation. the hurricane forced baxter international plants to close, greatly reducing the supply of ivs. hospital in the bay area are now facing shortages even if they don't use baxter. iv bags are being brought in from australia and ireland but will only meet about 10% of national demand. a dog owner in oakland is pleading to get his stolen yorkshire terrier back. take a good look at biscuit. he was taken sunday at 1:00 p.m.

in front of a restaurant, whose surveillance video shows a truck driving through the parking lot and pulling around to the other side. a man gets out of the truck, jumps over the fence, and after a few minutes somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man ran off and drove away with biscuit. if you have any information, you're asked to call oakland police. honoring our veterans. and in marin county, there's a special project to make sure their stories live on for generations to come. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington shows us that project that is paying tribute to hundreds of bay area vets. >> it was a little difficult. it was a little emotional at times for me. >> reporter: sean stevens still gets tears in his eyes thinking about his years in afghanistan with the national guard. >> war is not videogames. it is forever. the scars can be physical and they can be mental. >> reporter: his experiences forever changed his life and now

will forever live on in the library of congress. stevens is one of 200 bay area veterans who have been interviewed for an oral history project called "honoring our marin veterans." the people asking the questions, high schoolers. like emily sweet. >> we ask a bunch of questions, and those interviews with paperwork and logs of the audio will go to the library of congress for preservation of their stories. >> reporter: the mission is to interview all living bay area vets so their stories can be shared with future generations. >> it's really about day to day and the everyday people that have been fighting to preserve the liberty and the freedom that we have as a country. >> reporter: ted cohen fought in vietnam, the korean war and world war ii. he was stationed along the german border. >> it taught me how great it is to live in the united states by looking across that border and seeing what those people are going through. >> reporter: he never takes this country or our freedoms for

granted. elissa harrington, abc 7 news. u.s. marines raising the flag on iwo jima during world war ii. the late joe rosenthal took the photo. he was a combat correspondent and a san francisco native. a petition drive by bay area veterans asking a warship to be named after rosenthal now has the attention of the secretary of the navy. >> it was truly a miracle he got this picture at 1/400th of a second, carrying a camera that probably weighed ten pounds and was big and bulky. >> you can find and sign that petition online. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. there's also a tribute to that iconic moment on a hilltop in crockett just off interstate 80. it was put there by an east bay man as a tribute to his brother who was a u.s. marine. the marine corps marked its 242nd anniversary yesterday. >> the national park service is encouraging people to get outside in honor of veterans

day. all weekend long, all california national parks are waiving their entry fees. that includes yosemite and many more. happening today, san jose will salute military veterans with an annual parade. you're watching video from last year's event. first there will be a ceremony at plaza de caesar chavez. the parade begins at highway 87. it will march towards santa clara and san carlos. other bay area cities holding parades today include petaluma and antioch. the start times are on your screen. there are lots of freebies for veterans this weekend. go to our website, abc7news.com. we have a complete list of discounts and freebies from meals to haircuts. be aware, many of the discounts require proof of your veteran status. money will definitely help north bay wildfire victims get their lives back to normal. but sometimes a bike helps just as much. abc 7s news was on seminary

drive in mill valley where firefighters were rolling out donated bikes, both new and used, onto trucks. the bikes will be handed out to adults and children with addresses listed as destroyed on the official damage inspection report from calfire. >> the need for helping people that lost everything, it's the least we could do. we just felt like, after going up there and seeing it, we wanted to do something. and this is the way that everyone can give back. >> the bikes will be delivered today between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at the sonoma county sheriff's office in santa rosa. happening today, the cub scouts and boy scouts are donating food to the san francisco marin food bank. last year they donated more than 30,000 pound of food. the annual scouting for food campaign is the largest food drive benefiting the food bank each year. the food bank says it will be a very busy weekend with thanksgiving coming up in less than two weeks.

good saturday morning. waking up to some fog. it is dense in parts of the north bay. and the numbers a little cooler this morning. we also have fog into walnut creek and livermore. be careful, it's going to hang out with us for a little while. numbers are anywhere from two to nine degrees cooler here on the coast. it will take some time to warm us up. numbers coming in a little shy of average today. mt. tam and the fog beneath, some of the cloud cover here. so it will be a pretty afternoon in the north bay. you had a lot of rain yesterday, and the north bay has really been the big winners with these weak weather systems. 55 for you right now in san jose and san francisco. 54 in gilroy. highest elevations picked up snow in the sierra nevada. 27 in truckee right now. they've been dealing with rain. yesterday it looks like the next couple of systems headed your way will also bring some rain.

a high of 50 today at south lake. it's 52 right now in santa rosa as well as concord. 46 in livermore. 47 by the delta. as we look at sutro, low clouds and clear sky above. reas of fog, cool temperatures this morning. sun and clouds for veterans day. rain returns late sunday. shouldn't mess up any plans sunday afternoon. we'll look at the rain moving in throughout your monday morning commute. it's a 1 on your storm impact scale. light to moderate rain. this is monday, with a half inch to an inch in the north bay. once again, we hope to get maybe a couple of tenths on the peninsula, but less than that, a couple of hundredths in the south bay. from about 6:00 a.m. through the 9:00 hour, you'll notice the showers pushing through. 10:00, 11:00 in the east bay, it winds down through the early afternoon. we'll be left with cloudy skies. a dry commute for your monday. if you can remember that. you've got the weekend, right, on the brain right now, with a

third of an inch in san francisco. this happens monday. a quarter inch in san mateo. more than that up in the north bay. back to today, we'll get into sunshine, and numbers in the low 60s in oakland, 64 in fremont. san jose should see highs in the mid-60s. it will be nice to enjoy a sunny afternoon today. the accuweather seven-day forecast, looking clouds increasing tomorrow late. and then we'll look at that chance of rain primarily well north late in the evening and then the 1 on the storm impact scale, monday morning to mid-afternoon, scattered showers. wednesday, thursday, more light rain. download our accuweather app and you can track the rain and temperatures in your neighborhood. been a little frustrating for the rest of the bay, we want at the beginning of the into the rainy season, certainly some snow in the mountains. we're just not there yet. >> you're saying we're below average for precip totals. >> yes. >> it doesn't feel that way over the past week with all the rain coming down. >> that's right, it's been on and off, hit or miss.

it looks like that for the monday system as well. >> lisa, hank you. coming up, president trump calls for fair trade during a speech in vietnam. also 7 on your side's michael finney in san francisco this friday, answering your consumer questions.

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dan harris joins us from new york to talk about what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> good morning, coming up on gma, senate candidate roy moore speaking out, denying allegations of sexual misconduct. who's blaming for being behind he accusations, as steve bannon speaks out in moore's defense overnight. plus new information coming out about the life of the texas church shooter. the gunman's ex-wife speaking out for the first time since the massacre. parts of america waking up to freezing temperatures think morning as an arctic blast shatters records across the midwest and the northeast. rob marciano is tracking the forecast. and he says that relief is in sight. all coming up on gma. see you very soon. it's tough on the mean streets of new york city. that goes whether you're a person or an animal. sal salcedo posted this video of

two new york city rats fighting for a french fry on the subway tracks. one of them manages to wrestle the french fry away and run off with it. the other rat stays hot on his tale. like a scene from "rat atouhy." congresswoman nancy pelosi has criticism of the tax plan proposed by the gop. plus have you started your holiday shopping? why you might want to turn to technology.

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good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." thanks for choosing abc 7 news. i'm chris nguyen. we're start this half hour with a quick look at the weather. lisa argen is tracking conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. the you can see some of the clouds here scattered about. it's in the low 50s in santa rosa. mild for the north bay, cool elsewhere, 46 in livermore. the fog now in livermore at 2 1/2 mile visibility. also around walnut creek and napa. take your time out there. as you head out in santa cruz, a little sunshine for you. it's going to be a cool

afternoon. we're going to wait on that sun for a while. when we do have it, it will bring in a pretty mild afternoon with some low to mid-60s by 3, 4:00. we'll talk about the dry saturday in detail, and perhaps a wet finish to your weekend in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thank you. alabama senate candidate roy moore is denying a claim that he had sexual encounters with a 14-year-old girl. in a radio interview with sean hannity, moore called leigh corfman's claim, quote, completely false and misleading and said he didn't know her from anybody. corfman said the encounter was in 1979 when moore was 32 and she was 14. three other women claimed that moore either asked them out or took hem them on dates when he an adult and they were underage. moore said he didn't remember dating teenagers as an adult and called that behavior inappropriate. he also suggested the claims were politically motivated. bay area congressman mo kana

says republican congressmen should withdraw their report. two republican senators withdrew their endorsements of moore yesterday after his radio interview. house democrats are hoping they can win back a majority in the house next year after three more republicans announced their retirements this week. all together, 29 republicans have decided not to seek reelection compared to only 11 democrats. te latest is house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte of virginia. goodlatte's district will likely not flip to a democrat. president trump won that district by 25 points last year. republicans on capitol hill are going full steam ahead with their tax reform plans with just 16 working days left before christmas. the house and senate have proposed their own versions, and the goal is to merge the two bills into one by the end of this year. the centerpiece of both bills is tax cuts, but there are major differences in how those would be accomplished. >> corporate america is definitely going to see the

senate bill as a loss. both of these plans add to the deficit, $1.5 trillion is what would be added to the deficit over ten years. and there is a real concern about what that would mean for the overall economy in the long run. >> the house and expected to take a vote next week. the senate will begin debate on theirs in committee on monday. on that note, house minority leader nancy pelosi has criticized republicans for working at the speed of light in the dark of night to get this bill passed quickly without help from democrats. congresswoman pelosi was in san francisco and called the plan a scam. abc 7 reporter lyanne melendez has more. >> reporter: republicans in calfornia have distanced themselves from their constituents in new york and new jersey when it comes to eliminating deductions for state and local taxes. these deductions are made at the time of filing yearly taxes. people in new york, new jersey, and california have benefitted

from these deductions because the cost of living is so high. in the end, if the tax reform plan passes, taxpayers in those states who itemize their deductions would end up paying more. >> shame on the republicans in california for selling their constituents down the river. >> reporter: but the chairman of the republican party in san francisco says it makes sense to him. >> i think california republicans are really focused on the egalitarian aspect, the idea that if we eliminate a lot of these deductions, everybody across the country, even in california, will get a benefit from it. >> reporter: and with regard to those massive wildfires in northern california, people there will still be able to take a deduction on their losses from their 2017 tax returns. but after that, under the proposed republican plans, those deductions will disappear. the same applies for earthquakes but not for hurricanes. california, a blue state, doesn't have hurricanes. >> it's just mean-spirited. but remember this.

14 republicans from california voted, knowing that was in the bill. >> reporter: pelosi picked a fire station in san francisco to criticize the republican tax plan. meantime, republicans have said they plan on steam rolling their tax plan through congress. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. there will be no formal meeting between president trump and vladimir putin at the asia pacific economic cooperation summit in vietnam. the two shook hands as the leaders attending the meeting gathered for a group photo. the president began his visit by attacking economic issues, specifically trade. he proclaimed that his administration will not tolerate trade abuses and that countries must follow the rules if they want to do business with the united states. >> we cannot achieve open markets if we do not ensure fair market access. in the end, unfair trade undermines us all. >> vietnam is the presidet's

second to last stop on his 11-day, five-country tour. he'll wrap up his trip in the philippines. in new hampshire, the national weather service estimates the temperature will drop to a record low six degrees there today. it's even colder on the mt. washington observatory because of 105-mile-per-hour wind gusts. this weather observer decided to give them a test. it's minus 40 degrees fahrenheit but he said it was a blast. thanksgiving is less than two weeks away. many people are already thinking ahead to christmas and starting their holiday shopping. this year, you might want to turn to technology for some creative ideas. abc news reporter marci gonzalez has a look at some of the top tech gifts of the season, some from right here in the bay area. >> reporter: the latest in technology could be the greatest gifts under the tree this year. new innovative gadgets on the market in time for the holidays. >> they solve problems that you didn't think existed or you didn't know you needed one until

you got one. >> reporter: for the exercise enthusiast, fitbit going far beyond counting steps with its new smartwatch, the ionic. >> it has features like fitbit pay. >> reporter: and headphones can be a big hit from wireless modules to these from aftershocks worn outside of the ears. and for some indoor ideas, amazon has unveiled new models of its echo, from the echo show with its digital monitor to another version that takes photos and videos. alexa, show us the echo look. >> the new echo look. it's built-in lighting and depth sensing camera blurs the backgrounds to let your photos pop. >> reporter: the computer looks like a 27-inch mirror. but -- it is a touchscreen with artificial intelligence. >> albert, how do i tie a bow tie? >> reporter: and experts say the time to start crossing some of these high demand tech gifts off

your shopping list is now. >> the temptation is always there to wait until black friday to do your shopping because thing will be cheaper, you'll get great deals, which is awesome but a lot of these do sell out really quickly. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> pretty cool options. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," a 99-year-old veteran received a well-deserved and long overdue award directly from a california congresswoman, hear his story coming up. first, a live look outside.

we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine.

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good morning, everyone. we're taking a live look outside from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. now, this is pretty neat. kind of looks like gotham city out there with all the fog or maybe what gotham city would look like during the daytime. we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast from meteorologist lisa argen coming up in just a bit. happening today, one of the largest arts and crafts festivals hits san mateo, open from 10:00 this morning until 6:00 tonight. there will be more than 24,000 handmade items including original art, jewelry, and special foods, holiday decor and much more. general admission costs $9. if you can't go today, you'll have another shot tomorrow.

also happening today, you can celebrate walnut creek on ice's 13th season with the children's winter festival. the first 250 guests will get free admission and skates. and for the rest of the day, it's just $5 to get in. entertainment today includes skating performances, face painting and a balloon artist. today's festival runs from 1:00 until 1:00 but the rink is open until 11:00 tonight. in san francisco, thousands of students and parents will gather at at&t park for the annual bay area science festival discovery day. the park will be transformed into a large science museum with more than 150 interactive exhibits, games, experiments, and shows, including robotics and solar energy. more than 35,000 people are expected to attend today's free event. it goes from 10:00 until 4:00. another busy weekend across the bay area. >> mm-hmm, nice to see the sun today. the north bay the big winners with yesterday's rain.

we're falling behind the bay area for the rainy season. fog in san rafael, 54 degrees here, and the fog is around the bay. where you don't have it, it's a pretty start to the day. we'll show you live pictures, talk about your weekend and when the rain returns, in just a few minutes. also ahead, bend it like curry. warriors star steph curry showing off his kicking skills on the basketball court. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go

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good morning, everyone. we're taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. these drivers getting an early start to the day. you can see in the distance some cloud cover over parts of sauce sausali sausalito. in sports, san jose state is the only bay area school in action today. they face nevada and reno at 1:00 p.m. cal as a buy this weekend. last night stanford tried to stay alive in the race for the pac-12 north. they had to beat ninth ranked washington at stanford stadium. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. stanford went looking for an upset of ninth ranked washington last night on the farm. big problem, bryce love, sore ankle when he aggravated in the first half against the huskies. rushing was held to a hundred yards last week against wazoo. one yard plunge. ankle looks fine right there. we're tied at 7 in the second quarter.

here's what made cardinals fans cringe. look at that ankle get twisted. bryce would limp off. love back in the third quarter, love's got moves exploding for a 13-yard touchdown. 17-4 cardinal. fourth quarter, washington driving. bobby swipes it away from miles gaskin, it's a fumble. stanford recovers. love, his third touchdown of the night from nine yards out. stanford up 30-14. you figure this game was over. he thought it was over. not yet. miles gaskin, look at him, determined, stretching it out to get to the pile-on, two-point conversion, it's 30-22. bu this is a 35-yard scamper, this guy is playing on one ankle. finishes with a buck 66. stanford wins 30-22. that will kill both u dubs. and the pac-12's hopes of putting a team into the playoffs.

the men's hoop team at stanford. reed travis had never hit a three in his college career until right there. 26 points and 12 boards. freshman isaac white from australia hitting from down under. the cardinal wins 78-62. different story at berkeley for cal, jones' debut against uc riverside. you have to beat riverside, right? no. brandon rosser, baseline, with authority. riverside opens on a 17-3 run and it continued that way most of the night. alex larson finished with chin-ups on the rim. 74-66. women's hoops, stanford and ohio state. tara coached at ohio state before coming to stanford. brittany mcphee the bright spot nailing the buzzer beater. finished with a team-high 24. ohio state, look at kelsey mitchell with a strong drive on the left. finished with 30. stanford falls 85-64. they will play number one uconn

on sunday morning. cal women open with a win against st. mary's. steph curry, best shooter, maybe in nba history, apparently best kicker as well. it is up and it is good. this is from two baskets away. and nothing but the bottom of the net for steph. the warriors host the sixers tonight. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. we are lagging behind in our rain fall. we have anywhere from about 35% of normal to about 62% of normal. and that's less than a half of an inch in mountain view. it's been rain in the sierra nevada, snow in the highest elevations. a live look outside, you can see the gray sky. some pink hue to it out here in emeryville. some of you have a very pretty start to the day. others shrouded in clouds. for the week ahead, we're

looking at a slight chance of rain late tomorrow, more likely into monday for a soggy monday morning commute. a break on tuesday, and then another system heads our way. it's a weak one, wednesday into thursday. so you notice the snow behind me here in the sierra nevada. this is up what about 8,000 feet. heavenly. you really have to get up that high to get a little bit of snow. high today in south lake, 50 degrees. it's 27 right now. and we're looking at a mix of some clouds around the bay with a half mile visibility in concord. looking at eight miles now along the coast. it has been pretty poor up in napa, two miles now. take it easy, if you're out there early this morning from mt. tam, this is a nice indicator of what the day is going to be like. that sun will burn back and evaporate the low cloud deck. 55 in the city as well as san jose, 53 in gilroy. 46 half moon bay. and from our east bay hills camera, you can see the layer of clouds here with some of the sunlight getting through. it will be a nice day in the east bay with mid-60s arriving

at about 3:00. 52 in santa rosa, 47 by the delta. concord waking up to 50 degrees. a chilly 44 in livermore. you've heard about the cold back we east. 31 in detroit. chicago, 28 degrees. d.c., 30. you can see the cold air down through nashville, 38. it was even colder yesterday. so the temperatures are beginning to modify there. we're looking at sutro right now with the city obscured from the low cloud deck. areas of fog, cool temperatures this morning. sun and cloud mix early on for veterans day with more sunshine towards the afternoon. rain is returning late on sunday into your monday morning ride. that's where we skip ahead to. it's a 1 on our storm impact scale. light to moderate rain, anywhere from about a half inch to an inch. just in the north bay again, with lesser amounts to the south, maybe just a few hundredths in the south bay. as we go through your sunday,

you'll notice we're dry. monday morning, 6:00. there's the front. it pushes through and holds together as it pushes through the north bay, but kind of falls apart. we'll be dry by 3:00 p.m. looking at totals, most once again up where they kind of don't need it with all the ash and debris up north from santa rosa and calistoga. but we'll take it. it is that time of year. quarter inch in oakland mostly sunny sky by the afternoon. the seven-day forecast gives us a couple of opportunities into monday, wednesday and thursday. download our accuweather app. in the ten to 14-day outlook, it looks like we could be getting better precip, more generous perhaps right before thanksgiving, but don't hold me to it. >> we'll take as much as we can get. lisa, thank you. a 99-year-old filipino man received a long overdue medal for his service to the united states in world war ii. abc 7 news reporter jonathan

bloom explains his story is a remarkable one of survival and bravery. but he's not the only one who waited this long to be recognized. >> i have a very special presentation to make to you. >> reporter: it's not every day that a member of congress makes a house call. then again, it's not every day you run across a man like amado ante. among his many virtues -- >> longevity. 99 years old. >> you smile when you say that. >> reporter: ante has survived more than just a long life. he's one of the filipinos who fought alongside american forces in world war ii. >> together our fighters ensured that freedom would triumph. >> reporter: at a ceremony on capitol hill, congress honored the veterans. the congressional gold medal. congresswoman jackie speier delivered ante's in person. >> thank you very much. >> you're a great american hero. >> reporter: and a humble one tattle. he survived the bataan death march.

thousands of prisoners forced to walk more than 600 miles. >> he contracted malaria, his feet were swelling. >> reporter: he took his one chance to escape. >> to escape you had to be brave. you had to be brave. >> reporter: he hid in a ditch until nightfall when locals rescued him. >> people in the area, they helped. >> reporter: ante is among a number of filipino veterans in their 90s who are finally getting a long overdue honor. congresswoman speiers says the honor is only the beginning of what the u.s. owes the veterans. >> i'm sure their widows and the veterans who are still alive would much rather have the benefits they were promised. >> reporter: president roosevelt promised them full veterans benefits but president truman signed a law that took their benefits away. now speier is spearheading an effort to reinstate them. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news.

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beachgoers can marvel at elaborate sandcastles at san francisco's ocean beach this weekend. the annual sandcastle classic is today. leap arts hosts the event each year to support arts education programs. architects and engineers team up with elementary school students to build those sandcastles. there will be live entertainment and food trucks. the competition starts at 11:00 this morning near the cliff house. lisa, probably a good idea to bring a light sweater. >> a nice day at the beach, though, with sunshine. we'll look at highs today from the low to mid-60s for most of you, 62 in richmond and san rafael. 64 concord and antioch, with mid-60s on the coast. we're looking at some rain late tomorrow, mainly for your monday morning commute. a break on tuesday, and more light rain, looks like wednesday into thursday. notice how mild it is around here. anything we see in the mountains will be rain, snow at the

highest elevations. >> i love how we're talking about building sandcastles in northern california in the month of november, and the east coast seeing snow. cold temperatures. lisa, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues online on twitter, facebook, and instagram. "good morning america" is next. we're back with another full hour of news, weather, and sports at 8:00 a.m. see you then.

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