just trying to cut through all that noise and make sure for my voice and platform the conversations around how we can help people. >> golden state's two-time mvp honoring america's veterans in his own way. good evening, that ask you for joining us. >> before leading those warriors to a win tonight, steph curry used some of his star power to call on america to keep its promise to the men and women who have served. >> lonnie? >>, yes, steph curry put his thoughts into words in an article that read more like an essay. in it he talked about using his platform to honor veterans and encourage others to do the same.

>> would you like to support our troops? thank you. >> patriotism on display outside oracle arena. and inside, as the warriors battled the 76ers on veterans day. before the game, warriors guard steph curry was in the spotlight for an article he wrote discussing serious issues veterans face every day. curry wrote, let's respect our veterans by having a conversation about the ways we as civilians, as their fellow americans, they fought to protect can hold up our end of the bargain. moving forward beyond invents day, how do we do that? >> there are countless ways we can contribute and take action. >> curry says there's no set formula. he actively supports thanks usa which raises money for

scholarships to help families of active military personnel. >> i was proud of him for his words. we get caught in this wave of, you know, what patriotism is. >> on this veterans day, they teamed up with operation care of comfort so raise money for care packages for servicemen and women. army veteran says the fund-raisers make a difference. >> i'm getting a package from home. it's like christmas. >> the warriors won this game on the court, and off the court the team is committed to helping the warriors who have sacrificed so much to keep our country safe. in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. drones flew over the crosses. some people called it anti-war

even, ever year since volunteers have put thousands of crosses across from the lafayette bart station to remember those lost in wars. the american flag flew over downtown san jose today to honor those who have served our country. the annual veterans day parade rolled down santa clara street this morning, and the united veterans council of santa clara county holds this event every year. san francisco has a veterans day parade scheduled for tomorrow morning at 11:00 at fishermen's wharf. the president remained on tour in asia today. mike pence laid a wret at the to me of the unknown soldier and washed the named etched into the vietnam war memorandum. in oakland police officers will be cracking down all night and into the morning on any attempts to start a side show. the police department tweeted these pictures of two cars they

towed today. to weeks ago officers arrested five people and impounded motorcycles after nearly 200 bikers performedside side shows. the lights went out in downtown berkeley tonight. dash cam video at sha tuck and vine shows the moment the power shut off just after 6:00. it was just for 12 minutes, but even so, made for an interesting friday night, especially at a grocery store. it stayed open despite the dark, in total 22,000 customers lost power. president trump will soon be on his way to the philippines. it's the final stop on his week-long tour of asia. earlier he got the red carpet treatment as he met with vietnam's president in hanoi. that meeting came after president trump had formal talks with vladimir putin. president trump says the two talked in brief segments about

syria. putin assured him again that russia didn't meddle in last year's election and he believes him. during a joint news conference in vietnam, president trump clarified what he meant. >> i believe he feels that he and russia didn't melds in the election. as to whether i believe it or not, i'm with our agencies, especially as currently constituted with their leadership. our intelligence agencies -- >> the president also tweeted when will all the skmarts fools out there will you identify that having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. they're always playing politics, bad for our country. i want to solve north korea, syria, ukraine, terrorism and russia can greatly help. the president also tweeted a response tonight to north korea's taunts calling his speech in south korea, quote, reckless remarks from an old lunatic. he tweeted, why would kim jong-un insult me by calling me old? i would never call him short and

fat. a staunch denial from senate candidate roy moore who's facing claims of sexual misconduct with girls decades ago. the alabama republican also said that revelations regarding the claims will soon surface. >> i have not been guilty of sexual misconduct with anyone. >> reporter: the em battled republican candidate for u.s. senate going on the attack, refuting allegations of sexual misconduct, tell a republican club in birmingham saturday. >> these are false and untrue. >> sticking to his guns in the face of thursday's "washington post" report that as a 30-year-old attorney, moore tried to have relationships with young women ranging in age from 14 to 18 years old. >> in the next few days there will be revelations about the motivations and the content of this article. >> the lawyer of one of the

women mentioned in the articles reacting swiftly. once again roy moore is pubically making defam tory statements about the four brave women named in "the washington post" by calling them liars and accusing them off bribery and conspiracy. moore's democratic opponent says he shouldn't be more forthcoming. >> they need to be addressed specifically and not general denial and blaming someone else. >> refusing calls to drop out of the race. alabama voters having mixed opinions about that. >> i believe it's something somebody wait for an opportune moment to put on the news and across the world. >> if he's guilty, step down. >> the governor saying she won't heed calls to postpone the election. it's called the first and longest running transgender film festival in the world right here in san francisco.

lisa, talk wasn't just about film tonight. >> that's true, eric, it's a historic week politically to members of the transgender community. tonight there was acknowledgement to do even more. >> welcome to the 20th anniversary of the san francisco transgender film festival. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was a packed house at the roxy theater. the entire three-day long festival is sold out. but the buzz this night was also about a larger nationwide movement. >> we had this great election just a few days ago. it was kind of a water mark maybe for how far we've come in the last few years. >> we made history tonight. >> in virginia, dan caroam became the first transgender person seated in the state

legislature. >> maybe some of our stulgz, the needs of our community will get heard in a bigger way. >> many here admit things have changed since president trump took office, but not for the better. >> i wish there was a stronger movement because the trump administration is putting us down. but i'm optimistic. >> for this community, this week's elections and the film festival's success are proof this group is growing, not just in numbers, but influence as well. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 tonight. >> it's amazing how a tragedy will bring out the best in people. >> a north bay community comes together to help fire victims trying to get back on their feet again. >> also, bay bridge briefly delayed. >> starting the weekend off on a

dry note, tracking our next storm on the way. >> and a little later, this is not a joke, why chicken nuggets started an all-out brawl at a mcdonald's. >> but first, can you dig it? if you do dig it, they will come. big crowds today at

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from bikes to personal documents, today north bay residents recupid part of their lives lost last month to the wild fires. >> cornell bernard reports from santa rosa. >> my favorite color is

>> he has a brand-new bike. his old one was lost in the fires. >> i miss it a lot, but i'm excited i have a new one. >> it's emotional. they lost a lot. >> the smiles were everywhere. the line was long for the giveaway. a quick i.d. check was all that was needed for a new set of wheels. >> the community has been fabulous and we just feel really blessed to have an opportunity like this to kind of help them get the joy back. >> a donation drive by marine county firefighters made it all happen. 535 bikes were donated at marin fire stations. >> we had bikes coming from san mateo, santa cruz, all over marine, sonoma, everywhere. >> their goal is one thousand bikes. this seminar helped fire victims replace lost documents. jasmine is getting a new passport. >> we left our stuff in the back. so it flew out. >> music filled old courthouse

square. a festival called sonoma strong marked the beginning of rebuilding efforts that could take years. the community is already pitching in. >> it's amazing how a tragedy will bring out the best in people, and santa rosa just came together, which is amazing. >> we're a fallen community now united. it was the end of an era for the bay bridge. that was delayed because of a wayward seal. there she blows, this morning caltrans blew up the last two piers of the old eastern span. it was briefly delayed, though, after a seal swam inside the safety zone. once it was cleared, crews de continued. robots and scientists took

over at&t park today. we were at the giants home stadium for the bay area science festival discovery day. 30,000 students toured the 150 interactive exhibits. they got to dissect a sheep's brain, yum. and even build a "star wars" droid. >> this is an opportunity to have access for everyone to explore what science is being done here in the bay area. maybe even encourage people that science part of their future. >> the bay area science festival is hosting events across the bay area through next weekend. this year's leap sand castle competition had to be put on hold because of the smoke from the north bay fires. today the beach event drew hundreds of people. here's a look at the sandy bucket brigade that came in first this year. this year's theme was castles,

castles, castles. >> what was it? >> castles. 500 bay area students competed for the best sand sculpture trophy. >> our professionals have gone into classrooms for the last couple months to develop tease really intricate designs and work in collaboration. they bring those designs to the beach and they have several hours to make them come to life. >> it's all very impressive. that event raises money for arts and architecture education here in the bay area. >> no delays due to smoke today. just some overcast. >> nice start to the week. tomorrow will be just fine. it's going to be at night we track our next storm system. a few clouds passing from time to time. right now we're dry. the explonot a cloud from this

advantage point. temperatures have fallen back into the 40s and into the 50s. current numbers are coolest readings in the north bay. 46 is cloverdale, san francisco a little bit warmer at 55. 54 in san jose. right now san ramon with a temperature of 50 degrees. we're already tracking our next storm s. showers developing in seattle and portland in the pacific northwest. this is all associated with a slow-moving cold front that will cross our region starting tomorrow night. so tonight we're dry. it's going to be a nice night to sleep. a lot of 40s on the board. 48 the low in oakland. 42 the low in napa. antioch dropping to 43. the sun is up at 6: 47 in the morning sunday.

sun's going down at 5:00 on the dot. after the sun goes down, we begin to introduce a chance of a shower, but that's mainly in the north bay. daylight hours are going to be dry. here's your high. very similar to where we were today, comfortably cool at 66 in concord. 59 in half moon bay. 63 in santa rosa. 67 in san jose. we bring back the storm impact scale for the system for sunday and monday. it ranks a 1. and the north bay will have the highest rainfall once again, a quarter to 3/4 inch of rain. outside the north bay, most spots are going to wind up with less than a 1/4 inch of rain. we stop this tomorrow morning, blend of sun and clouds and we're dry. we stay dry through the daylight hours sunday, even 6:00 in the

evening we're still dry. it's not until we approach 11:00 at night sunday, showers begin to pop up first in the north bay and they kind of stay there through early morning hours on monday. even 6:00 in the morning, showers still confined to the north bay. probably not until lunch monday the showers move into san francisco and probably not until sunset monday we'll see the showers in the south bay. a very slow-moving cold front but it's very weak. a lot of sunshine during the day and then at night there's the north bay rain chance. scattered showers for everybody monday. dry tuesday. and then showers back wednesday through thursday morning. another dry spot friday, and then next weekend we're tracking a light system moving in. a couple days of rain. >> just always have the umbrella no matter what. >> that time of the year. >> got it. >> you can see the smile on his face when he says that. a reason to smile this morning for muni passengers. what all these dogs were doing.

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muni riders today in san francisco got a pleasant surprise. if you rode the j train through downtown this morning, you might have gotten to see this pack of puppies. ten labs and golden retrievers were going through guide dog training, and this was a test to see how they dealt with the noise. today's puppies came from the san ramon valley guide dogs. >> that's a segway there, buddy. >> very impressive. >> don't try this at home.

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. warriors are 3-3 with tonight's wins over the 76ers and they've button won six straight by more than 15 points as a franchise mcadoo receiving his ring. steph got a shot to the quad.

accidentally makes the shot here. kind of an alley-oop to himself. sixers up two. durant to klay. you know what's next. splash. did you s dubs take back the lead. durant with a quick jam. he had 29. curry with the stepback three. fourth quarter, play of the game. livingston, behind the back, thompson claims the three. 135-114. >> we want to put it together for four quarters but right now it seems we're just kind of treading water for a while and getting going in the second half. >> third quarter's been our strength recently. come out strong, focus on taking care of the basketball, getting great shots and defending at a high level and we've been able to accomplish that. sharks hosting the canucks.

48 seconds into the game hurdle will get credit. 1-0, san jose. second period, hurdle chips the puck to the middle. five hole, his ninth of the year, made it 2-0. jones getting the night off. back to the puck, still makes the leg save and the phenomenal glove save. 41 saves for the shutout. sharks win big, 5-0. san jose state hasn't had a victory since week two. we'd love to get back in the win column. this is a battle for second. nevins with a big spart spartie. >> blocked punt. scoops and scores. in the second aaron driving.

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good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> in tonight's headlines, golden state warriors steph curry is calling on everyone to hold up their end of the bargain to veterans. he wrote an article discussing serious issues vets face every day. the warriors raised money for care packages for service members before today's game. president trump will soon be headed to his final stop on his week-long tour of asia. he'll arrive in the philippines after spending time in vietnam where he met with vladimir putin. he believes putin when he says he didn't meddle in the election but later he said he believes u.s. intelligence agencies concluded russia did meddle. >> alabama republican senate candidate denied claims of a sexual relationship with an underage girl in 1979. he said today revelations will

soon surface about the motivations of the claim and the content of "the washington post" article that revealed of them. the accuser's lawyer called moore's comments >> sutherland springs, texas, is still recovering from the shooting. >> abc news reports. >> they're setting up tents for church service. near where they used to gather on sunday mornings. the survivors of the tragedy will pray together again one week after devin kelley walked into their house of worship killing 26 people and wounding 20 others. the gunman's first wife now opening up about what she says was a marriage filled with abuse and threats, saying in a promotional clip -- >> he just had a lot of demons or hatred inside. >> the victims now being laid to rest. saturday, richard and theresa

rodriguez were buried, husband and wife. at the same time neighbors and visitors trickle into the tiny texas town to pay their respects. hand maid crosses, a visual reminder of so many lives lost. in the town of atkins, neighbors spent two days cooking 5,000 pounds of food to raise money to that says victims. >> the money's never going to replace the actual victims, but it will help them in the recovering process. >> volunteers of the first baptist food pantry showed up this weekend like they always do to help the needy. the woman who organized the effort for years was lost in the attack. >> for lou, they served up bread and love and even a little bit laughter. church leaders said volunteers allowed them to transformer the site of a shooting into a beautiful memorial that pays tribute to the lives lost. the public will be able to visit

the memorial after sunday. linda lopez, abc news, new york. one southern california neighborhood sees bears often, but for one family, some got a little too close for comfort. c. we're in monrovia for the story. you guys got to get out. come on. >> living in the foothills the family is used to seeing bear sightings, but this was different. >> he heard commotion and woke up and saw the two can you say in the room as soon as he showed up, one of the cubs left. >> he calmly tried to shoe out 200-pound cub that squeezed in to eat cat food. >> we'll never know. >> hey, come on, out. >> after the snack, the cub joined mama bear and a sibling outside and they went on their

way. >> i'm glad he was able to get them out because obvious he's only functioning with one arm right now. >> jenny's husband is a survivor of the las vegas massacre and is still recovering. >> it's been a pretty trying month. and he's just recuperating right now. so this was a bit of excitement that was probably not needed right now, but, you know, it all worked out for the best. >> this is the third time the bear family has visited the marks in the last few weeks. they came close to coming inside on one occasion. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. >> and then she jumped up on the glass and probably a good 6 1/2 feet tall. >> the family was later seen scampering onto the street and onto a neighbor's lawn. this particular encounter was a little too close for comfort,

but the marks say they're happy to have them. >> we're animal lovers. it's always fun to see. >> that was chelsea edwards reporting. scientists saying it took a near perfect shot by an asteroid to wipe the dine officers off the face of the earth. the conditions in mexico, 66 years ago were ripe for catastrophe. the area was packed with hydro carbon and sulfur rich rocks. the impact generated a cloud blocking the sun making the earth dangerously cold. if the asteroid hit the other 78% of the earth's surface, dine officers might still be here. how about this? missing mcnuggets led to a brawl at the mcdonald's drive-through window. cell phone video taken from a mcdonald's in indianapolis. yeah, there you go. shows two people throwing punches.

the woman who shot the video said there was some kind of disagreement and then two people from the car in front of her jumped through the window. she actually thought it was a robbery. turns out the customers wanted a ten-piece order of mcnuggets but they're receipt showed a four-piece order. when the manager told them they had to get back in line, they were attacked. >> mcnugget fight? >> i'm speechless. >> yeah. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. >> a little difficult, a little emotional. >> reliving the past can be difficult, but this veterans day local students are on a mission to make sure we never forget our history. >> a live doppler 7 already tracking our next storm. we'll have the timing

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we honor our war heroes on this veterans day. in marin county a special project the is making sure their stories live on for generations to come. >> a project honoring hundreds of bay area vets. >> it was a little difficult, a little emotional at times for me. >> sean stevens gets tears in his eyes thinking of his years in afghanistan with the national guard. >> war is not video games, it is forever. the scars can be physical and they can be mental. >> his experience forever changed his life and will live on in the library of congress. stevens is one of nearly 200 bay area veterans who've been interviewed for an oral history project called honoring our marin veterans. the high schoolers asking the questions. >> we would be behind the camera asking questions, and those interviews with paperwork and

logs of the audio would go to the library of congress for preservation of their stories. >> the mission is to interview all bay area vets. >> it's really about day-to-day and the every day people that have been fighting to preserve the liberty and the freedom that we have as a country. >> ted cohen fought in vietnam, the korean war and world war ii. he was stationed along the german board. >> that alone taught me a lesson about how great it is to live in the united states by just look across that border and seeing what those people were going through. >> captain cohen never takes this country or our freedoms for grand. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. outside feeling a lot like fall. >> it's going to look like fall later tomorrow. tracking another storm system starting in the north bay and slowly sinking south throughout the morning monday. live doppler 7, you can see the

system bringing rain to the pacific northwest and that same system will cross us late tomorrow night. it's a light system, the north ba bay, 3/4 inches of rain. dry tomorrow. it's after sunset and in the north bay first on sunday night. the rain arrives and scattered showers for all monday. dry tuesday, and another system for thursday and friday. third system will track saturday of next week in the evening as well. >> at least we're seeing the 1 as opposed to the 2s and 3s. >> light, that's good. i can play through a 1 impact sail. >> it's all about the golf. >> i like the new impact scale. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> she was here. this is the time of year in college football where you do not want to garner your first

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. top ranked georgia headlines our top ten action against 10th ranked auburn. bug dogs played behind for most of the game. auburn put up 16 straight. what a catch. tigers take a 16-7 lead at halftime. third quarter, georgia's hardman fumbles the punt, auburn recovers and they score to go up 23-7. then the screen pass from jared to ryan davis. he's going to find a couple seams and wind his way for a 32-yard touchdown. georgia top ranked goes down to auburn 40-17.

>> i'm real proud, proud of our fans, a slow start, in the second half we imposed our will. we're playing good football right now. >> we have something to prove and we came out here and prove the it. we wanted to run the ball and be balanced and we did that. >> second ranked alabama on the road taking on 16th ranked mississippi state. nick fitzgerald fights in here for the score, 21-17, mississippi state. led by a touchdown with under 10:00 remaining, harris up the middle, game tied. alabama quarterback hertz, 26-yard strike to s s s 31-24 alabama. will the prayer will answered in fitzgerald's got a gun, almost too much gun as he throws it out

of the back of the end zone. alabama hangs on 31-24, and they will probably be number one in the country next week. number three notre dame at number 7 miami. notre dame quarterbacks threw three picks in the first half. miami scored on all three. this one is 65-yard by bandy. 27-0, hurricanes at the half. third quarter, what a catch on the pass from roger. and that's going to set up canes freshman dj dallas. first career touchdown, 34-0. miami forced four turnovers. and then recovering, miami has a gold chain they present to every player after every turnover and it got a lot of use tonight. >> we know how big and powerful they are, but we were pretty decent as well. i thought both the offense and

defensive line took care of business. unbelievable job, first time in the history of this school as far as being able to represent charlotte. >> anytime you put up the yards, they made the job easier on me. giving the hand-off and watching the guys run. seminoles were with crushed here by lamar. tigers recover. led to a two-yard touchdown run. 7-0, clemson. 28 yards, he's gone. clemson goes on to win big, 31-14. number 5, oklahoma hosting number 6, tcu. anderson, 23 carries, 151 yards. two tds late second quarter, nowhere to

go, dumps it for anderson. 14 yards for the score. 31-14. anderson had audio td catch. mayfield this time going deep down the middle to anderson. 33 of his 139 yards receiving for a grand totals of 290 all-purpose yards and four townsend. oklahoma wins 38-20. florida and south carolina. florida had an awful season and this will show you why. overthrows the receiver, picked off by the db, henderson. fumbles at the goal line. a.j. turner picks it up and goes back for a 20-yard gain. 28-20, south carolina. oklahoma state, this catch, sweet. one hand, tips it to himself, manages to stay inbounds. incredible. wisconsin and iowa. ball's on the ground. jacob, heads-up play, picks it up and runs it in for a 20-yard

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