alyssa, any signed of a resolution. >> reporter: well, dan, union leaders say they are stuck on some issues but they have made progress. they've been in talks for more than eight hours and say they won't back down until their workers get what they deserve. there is still to deal between oakland unions an the city. but philippy chapter president said they are making progress. >> we have made some progress and i find that promising and we're going to try to keep going, we've gotten a little bit of traction. >> he said the union negotiators are in one negotiators in another. and the workers enter day seven of the strike as they say, cautiously optimistic. >> workers set up picket lines outside of city hall. this woman who worked at the library for seven years is disappointed the mayor has not offered them a fair contract. they are at odds over pay and

labor practices. >> they created a budget that did not staff the city and refusing to listen to workers compress our concerns for the safety and health of co-workers and people of oakland. >> the local 21 is in the middle of its own negotiations. that union, which represents about 1,000 members in oakland is on a sympathy strike. and it is really important for us to be out here on sympathy strike because when the city gives an offer, we expect the same one to come to us. so it is not like the city is going to give them something unequitable and turn around and get us something better. >> we never thought the city would put us in aposition to be out of work for seven straight days without pay. >> talks are expected to last into the night. abc 7 news. a deadly police shooting in the bay view district. the department released the name of the officer involved. christopher sammioa. you are watching footage of the chase that ended up in a

shooting. the suspect yupped ott avenue ran and running past the police officer and when the shot kim and the officer just graduated from the police academy three days earlier. and i -- a young woman found at world mark resort in windsor. a sheriff said the 24-year-old was staying in a room with her boyfriend and at least four other people. the group had been at the emerald cup cannabis event over the weekend. investigators say there is no clear cause of death but also no signs of foul play. today is day three of the preliminary hearing in the criminal trial against ghost ship founder derek ick almena a his associate max harris. they face 36 counts of in voluntary manslaughter for last year's fire. laura anthony is live from oakland with the story of what happened in court today. >> reporter: well, hi, dan. today we heard from several

people in the warehouse in the months and years before the fire and they didn't like what they saw. but only one of them, a map who did some construction inside of the building testifies that he actually reported what he saw to the local fire station. rodney griffin, hired to do construction work at ghost ship warehouse three years before the dead lie fire testified in an oakland courtroom that he thought it was a death trap. with its maze of makeshift studies and cluttered living spaces and dozens of piano and art work. a former resident car mean brito described what it was like to get out of the warehouse the night of the fire. how she awok to find her first floor studio engulfed in smoke and the flames had reached eight feet in height. the lights were still on and the music was still playing and i don't think anyone on the second floor could hear us shouting.

before that she described it as the most beautiful place i've ever lived. quote, it was fun. it was vibrant. and i felt safe there. nobody ever thinks they're home is going to be the one that burns down. brito described the defendant max harris's action that night as heroic. saying he ran toward the flames shouting fire. and personally helped least a dozen people escape out the front door. >> showing exactly what we've been seeing for the past six or seven months doing the investigation into discovery that there is nothing here to indicate the allegations that are being made against mr. harris. >> reporter: he and derick almena are charged with 36 counts of in voluntary manslaughter. p abc 7 news. a suspect in a decade's old kidnapping makes a first court hearing. they capted kevin lynn in los angeles on friday and brought him back to the bay area to face justice early yesterday. lynn faces charges of abducting 9-year-old christine chew and

holding her for ransom back in 1995. police found lynn after getting a tip that he applied for a u.s. passport. >> we're assisted by the fbi and lapd who played a big role in helping with this arrest and he took him into custody without incident. >> chew was found unharmed nine hours after being abducted. tey abandoned the plot after learning her parents were in taiwan exactly 22 years ago. a preliminary hearing began for two former alameda county sheriffs accused of excessive force. surveillance video showing former deputies striking stan sn petrov after a high-speed chase in the mission district in november of 2015. neither works for the sheriff's office following an internal affairs investigation. petrov is in jail on gun and drug charges and was a --

awarded $5.5 million in a settlement. sunnyvale are trying to figure out how a google engineer was found located in the water behind moffett field runways. jeannine has latest on the investigation. >> reporter: 23-year-old chuchu ma had her whole life ahead of her. fresh out of college, working as a software engineer at google for the last year and a half. her life was cut short last thursday, her naked body was found flowing in the water near the bay trail in sunnyvale. >> i'm surprised to find that kind of thing here. it is very sad, terrible to of that -- to have that happen anywhe anywhere. >> reporter: police say several hours after her body was recovered her boyfriend filed a police report. >> the boyfriend is here visiting since the thanksgiving holiday. but that is all that we're going

to release right now because that is part of the investigation. >> reporter: it is unclear how ma's body end up the water. police are trying to determine if foul play was involved. investigators are looking into all possibilities. police are waiting for the medical examiner to determine cause of death and leaving fellow employees what happened and many were shocked to lear the news and google said chuchu ma was a extent software engineer in our developer product team and we are devastated to learn of her passing and our deepest condolences are with her family and friends. >> we're talking to friends and family and acquaintances and getting a picture of what was occurring up to that point and beforehand. >> ma's death is mystery and the results from the autopsy could take several weeks. abc 7 news. happening now, you are taking a live look at the continued fight against the southern california wildfires. this is the thomas fire in

ventura county. as you could see it is still a real problem there. but at least winds have died down some and that is really helping firefighters. now of the five burning four are almost contained but the biggest, the thomas fire is still growing. just 15% contained and has burned 230,000 acres of land. 794 structures have been destroyed. it ranks as the fifth largest fire in california history. right now some of our bay area firefighters are helping out on the front lines and abc 7 news reporter daniel backous shows you what it is like there. >> reporter: for a week the thom fire has burned ferociously and continues to show no signs of letting up. now the fifth largest wildfire in california history. charring more than 350 square miles, an area larger than new york city. >> my neighbor across the street pounded on my door at 3:00 in

the morning, debbie get out. pack your stuff. >> reporter: the fire pushing into santa barbara, prompting evacuations for many, including actor rob low. >> i hope everyone is getting out safe like we are. >> reporter: a plume of spoke rising over ventura and santa barbara in 30 minutes. nearly 800 structures there have been destroyed. with 18,000 still at risk. some residents returning home to find nothing is left. >> oh, my -- my -- my -- >> reporter: monday there is now some hope for the rest of southern california. crews have gained the upper hand on the other fires, but as the smoke clears, the devastation remains. >> i'm heart broken. but we're thankful that we're alive. and that is the most important thing. >> reporter: the reason it has been so tough to fight the thomas fire is because officials say it is burning in areas that have never burned in recorded

history. the state has spent more than $34 million to suppress that fire. abc news, los angeles. now because of smoke from the southern california wildfires, tomorrow will be the fifth spare the air day in a row in the bay area. a reminder, wood burning isn't allowed during the spare the air day in the winter, this means you cannot build a fire in the fireplace. well, of course, abc 7 news anchor -- spencer christian joining us with the details and we could use the rain, not to mention also maybe some other conditions as well. >> that is true. and indeed, we could use a shift in the wind flow as well. a look at live doppler 7. hazy conditions, and thin high clouds continue to cover the bay area. and of course smoke from the southern california fires mixed in with the high clouds and then producing the haze we've been seeing for several days. this is the pattern that is causing the smoke to come up in our direction.

the smoke is carrie carried wes out to sea from the southern california fires and then it turns northward and flows hundreds of miles up into the bay area. the result is smoke in hour sky and hazy conditions and a decline in air quality and as deon mentions, tomorrow is the fifth consecutive spare the air day. the the poorest air quality in the north bay and the coast and central bay, and moderate air quality will be elsewhere. i'll give you a look at the unchanging forecast in just a few minutes. well next we visit the north bay wildfires zone because today is a milestone in the recovery process for thousands of fire survivors. and at 6:30, see how bart is keeping commuters safe in the bay area as new yorkers deal with a terror attack in the south bay. potato pancakes and jelly donuts. i'm jonathan bloom with the secrets behind delicious

there is some breaking news on the oakland city worker strike just coming into the newsroom. alyssa harrington is there live with a late update. >> reporter: well, dan, we learned the strike has been suspended. city works with seiu local 1021 will be back on the job tomorrow. there is no deal tonight but union leaders say that negotiators have changed their tune and that they have been more flexible in mediation today. so what that means is that the strike could continue into the future. but it has been suspended for now. the sympathy strike is on hold as well. there will be a press conference in front of oakland city hall at

6:30 tonight. we'll get a little bit more information. live in oakland, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >> very good. and in napa county, a milestone. the county office for fire victims seeking help from fema or administration and the small business administration is closing. as wayne freedman found out, it is not nearly as busy as it was just a few weeks ago and that is very good news. >> reporter: this qualifies as the calm after the fire storm. the napa county local assistant center where helpers finally outnumbered victims and idle hands signal a time of transition. >> recovery means that people could get back on their feet. >> reporter: representatives of some 12,000 people from 4,000 burned homes passed there these doors in recent weeks. they received roughly $13 million in aid from both fema and the small business administration. tonight the office closes but for victims that is still plenty of work to do.

>> i think it is the last day to turn in papers. >> reporter: this couple. >> i just saw the fire coming and i said, ruth, let's get out of here. >> and i looked up on the ridge and every single house was on fire and we said, we're out of here. didn't take a thing. didn't take an album, didn't take a fancy anything. >> reporter: her is what used to be their home on soda canyon road. and today they returned to the office to seek more answers to challenges that keep coming. >> we called the well guy thinking it would be a couple of hundred to redo the well. $40,000. we called the septic $10,000. there is $50,000 and you haven't nailed a nail. >> and the county tells us the fire had a larger impact than you might imagine. >> we've had more people coming through than we did with the earthquake. >> reporter: based on that, there is reassurance in the emptiness for a community still recovering with a long way to go. >> time is a wonderful healer. >> reporter: in napa wayne

freedman, abc 7 news. well she tried to get around high home prices by living on a boat. but tonight an east bay woman is trying to figure out how to save that boat. abc 7 news was at the san leandro marina where debbie herb street watched as a crew worked to keep the craft afloat. no one flows where it sank. she bought it just a month ago. >> i've been strong. i won't give up. i can't give up. this is my dream. >> we'll come back tomorrow with pumps and airbags and raise it and pump it out and get her floating again and hopefully the own will be able to move back onto it after she dries it out. >> they'll be trying to figure out why it wasn't down after it is raised tomorrow. her friends have created a go fund me page to help. if you would like to help, we have a link to it at ours, abc7news.com. >> that is such a shame. especially this time of the year. but people could help. >> so sad. let's talk about the weather forecast. clear, cold, we're hoping some

of that smoke will move out of the bay area. >> feeling unseasonable, spencer. >> it is. very, very warm in the day time. but very chilly at night. and we'll have another chilly night this night. here is a look at live doppler 7. a few high clouds. smoke from the southern california fires has been moving up into the bay area mixing with the high clouds producing hazy conditions but generally pretty clear out there under the high haze. here is the view from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at -- well right across the embarcadero from abc 7. and this is the view looking back at the skyline. it is 59 degrees here in san francisco. and we have mid to upper 50s in oakland, mountain view, san jose, 62 at gilroy and 64 at half moon bay. mild around much of the bay area. this is the view from emeryville over the bay. we have a couple of chilly spots already. santa rosa has a temperature of only 49. down to 44 at fairfield, but we have low to mid-50s in napa, novato and concord and

livermore. and one live view over the bay. and these are the forecast features. it is cold in the inland valley again overnight. we'll have poor air quality tomorrow again. fifth consecutive spare the air day and the dry mild pattern is with us into early next week. now overnight, again, this is a spare the air night. so wood burning is unlawful on the spare the air alerts. chilly in the north bay valley and in the inland east bay valley where low temperatures will drop into the low to mid 70 30s overnight. but near the bay and the coast we'll see lows only in the mid to upper 40s. so speaking of mild, high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s on the coast. upper 60s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 inland and once again we'll have the haze tomorrow. and this is another view from sutro tower over the city as we remind you, it is a spare the air day tomorrow. the poorest air quality is expected in the north bay and along the coast and over the central bay. moderate air quality will prevail in other regions of the

bay area. our expected rainfall over the next seven days is zero. but as we look ahead to mid-week next week, it looks like another rain-maker will be coming in here and we expect the rain to start in the morning next wednesday, december 20th and through the day into the evening. and snow in the sierra, those are the indications right now on the forecast models an the rain may be followed by showers on thursday. so it could be a two-day event for rainfall here and for snow in the sierra. we'll watch carefully and hope for the best. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. showing very little change over the next seven days. and in temperature range we'll see upper 60s to near 70 inland and mid to upper 60s around the bay for the next seven days. mid-60s or higher on the coast. now the haze will be with us for a couple more days. and it could stay even longer depending on the flow of smoke from the southern california fires. but we're hoping for a shift in wind direction, which might bring us some improvement in air quality. >> that would be nice. >> couldn't come soon enough.

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movies and 140 million hours each day. and the biggest streaming day of the year was the first day of the year. >> that is interesting. people in the bay area around the country and even celebrities have rallied around a boy who made a tearful video about being bullied. >> but today there are some new questions about being asked about keaton jones family. abc 7 news anchor kristen zse joins us with that story. >> the hashtag stand with keaton continues to trend on social media but some don't stand with the middle schooler from tennessee despite his moving plea. >> people that are different don't need to be criticized about. it it's not their fault. >> keaton's mom kimberly first posted the video on friday on her facebook page. recounting how kids will pour milk on her

jared gaun tauno tweeted now i have the little brother i always wanted. captain america said stay strong keaton and invited them to attend the avengers premiere but backlash is growing after pictures surfaces of the family posing with confederate flags. african-american pop culture points out that many black celebrities are comforting keaton but actor patton oswald from abc's agents of shield said he didn't get to choose the family that raised and shaped him. how about showing him that people of all races and creeds can come together. >> thank you, kristen. well, coming up next on abc 7 news at 6:00, a look at what made this week's monday commute more stressful than usual. >> the latest information on an attack on the new york city south bay and h -- south bay and how it affected transit here in the bay area. >> and a hit leaves a quarterback shaking in the end zone. local experts weigh in with

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ve -- increased vigilance following the attack on the sub way system and the family said they are heart broken by the attack. >> investigators say akeyed ullah had the bomb strapped to his body. four people were hurt and him most seriously. new york sub way riders took it in stride. >> i was a little upset earlier, but right now i'm not upset at all. >> things happen all over. i'm not going to change my plan. >> police say he was inspired by isis. but worked alone. tonight "the new york times" reports that according to several law enforcement officials he said he set off the bomb in retaliation for american air strikes in syria and elsewhere. and terror incidents raise questions about safety measures at transit agencies in the bay area. >> and melanie woodrow has a look at the way b.a.r.t. police are working to keep passengers safe.

sniffing canines are patrolling the bay area following a terrorist attack in new york city. >> this could happen to us. >> reporter: the canines are trained to detective residue that could be used in explosive devices. >> it is never enough. and we take 50 dogs if we could. >> reporter: special assignment personnel are also deployed throughout the b.a.r.t. system in addition to a critical asset patrol team. >> looking for suspicious packages and suspicious people. >> reporter: still riders say they have not seen officers. >> i think if you look around you don't really see a lot of police presence. >> unfortunately a lot of our ridership are asleep or not playing attention so they may not see the officers but they are out there patrolling. >> reporter: but policen courage riders to say something if they see something. clair didn't didn't let the incident stop her from taking b.a.r.t. >> nobody is safe from that. but you can't let that rule the day. >> reporter: officials say they have not received any credible threats locally.

in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. back now to the breaking news in oakland. the city workers union just announced in the last 30 minutes or so that the seven day strike is being suspended as negotiations continue. we'll go live to a union news conference outside of city hall. listen in for a moment. >> in light of that we are going to send people back to work and we are again cautiously optimistic that in mediation they could reach a deal. >> the bottom line is of a warning of the strike is not over, it is just suspended for now. could you elaborate on that and if progress stops will this be back on the picket lines. >> we weren't in a hurry to go on strike in the first place and we have a one year deal and we are not in a hurry to go back out on strike again but we need to see if the new tone the city took today will continue through mediation and as long as that is the case, we'll be working this out in mediation and not on the picket lines. >> you have accomplished what you hoped to by going on strike. >> yeah. because we've accomplished the

parties getting back to the table and modifying positions and trying to reach a compromise. because the city bargained in bad faith and then did so again by prematurely declaring impasse and refusing to compromise. now that we're speaking again, i'm optimistic we'll be able to reach a deal. >> what were the major sticking points of the numbers that you like in er-- in terms of what t city threw at you. >> i'm not sure what your question refers to. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> so again i can't reveal what goes on in mediation. there is a privilege so the parties can work together in an environment that is free of fear of conceding anything. what i can say is that prior to the strike our issues again were over work safety, particularly around emergency dispatchers and the issues of the illegal dumping, the workers clearing homeless encampments and those are the problems before the strike and i'm hopeful mediation could resolve them. >> will you continue negotiating

into the night or when is the next scheduled negotiation? >> mediation is set to resume next monday but in the meantime we'll be working. >> why the delay and why wait a week? if you are making progress. you said you were making progress and why wait a week to resume. >> there is no hurry at this point. stage of any kind of procedure would begin. which could be fact finding. so we made headway today. people are exhausted after last week on strike. people want to get back to work. so we want to get people back to work and then we think monday is soon enough to get more progress. >> should people be prepared to see another strike should things go wrong. >> i guess most people should be prepared for anything. but again, we didn't want to go out on strike before. we're not looking to do it again. and i really am optimistic we'll be able to reach a deal. >> what is the next -- what is the next step? let's say you get back in three days later either the city decides to impose and they figure they are not moving and

you are not moving, what is the next step. [ inaudible question ]. >> so there is a a lot of complicated procedures so that is some months off so we're quite away about talking about imposition. >> again you are watching live now, a un-- a union news conference announcing the suspension of the oakland city workers strike. they haven't had a -- they don't have a deal for a new contract, just suspended strike. if you want more details, you can keep watching this live stream right now on abc7news.com. tomorrow is election day for an open u.s. senate seat in alabama. the last polls will close at 5:00 p.m. our time so by this time tomorrow we could have results. republican roy moore made no public appearances today. he denies accusations of sexually harassing women dating back to the 1970s. his opponent democrat doug jones has crisscrossed alabama hoping

to sway undecided voters. >> once i get to washington, d.c., i'm going to be able to find common ground and be able to work not only with people in my own party, i'll be able to work with republicans a lot better than roy moore. >> he is basically painting himself as a moderate when in fact he's a very liberal democrat. >> president trump recorded a robo call urging alabama to vote moore. the president said keeping -- keeping that seat in the fold as crucial to forwarding his agenda. the nfl and the players union are investigating a dsturbing incident during yesterday's match-up between the san francisco 49ers and the texans. houston's quarterback took a really tough hit. but was almost immediately sent back into the game. raising questions about the league's concussion protocol. here is carolyn tyler. >> that hurts. >> the 49ers would -- won but t- the image many fans will

remember. tom savage twitching in the end zone and after a exam he returned to the game but after a couple of in complete passes he was diagnosed with a concussion and taken out. the team and the nfl now under fire. >> changes made through a series of water shed moments and this needs to be one of them. >> chris is founder and ceo of the concussion legacy foundation which studies the debilitating impact of repeated blows to the head of football players. his been part of the push to get the nfl to recognize that the brain disease cte, this year the league updated its protocol from keeping players from returning to the field. but this man who talked to us via face time suggested even more must be done. >> what tom savage shows is called a response that his arms were stuck straight out which is a sign of brain injury. >> reporter: a neurosurgeon at

ucsf part of the medical team on the side lines for nfl games, including the niners and the raiders. >> think the nfl has made good efforts to make a good sustained concussion, protocol. but things like this can and do happen. it is unfortunate. >> reporter: east bay congressman has introduced a bill designed to protect young athletes. he called yesterday's incident troubling. >> when our legislation we make a point of saying over and over again, and the medical experts say this to young people, when in doubt sit it out. >> carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. a lot more to come on abc 7 news at 6. >> the details on when and where to get free

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well san francisco lefty otool bridge is closed, right by at&t park today. now we sped up the action so you could see how the bridge was raised and locked into position. it will be closed on and off for the next 18 months during construction. the closure lasts until january 26th. now we do have a link to detours and parking information

at our website at abc7news.com. now san francisco international airport is taking steps to try to reduce congestion during this holiday season. you are looking live at sfo. starting tomorrow short-term parking in domestic and international parking garages are free through january 8th. that is right, free. it is important to note it is free for stays of 30 minutes or less. uh-huh. and in addition sfo will also be offered an express dropoff and pickup on the fifth floor of the domestic garage. >> details. well we are at the start of another workweek and next spencer will be back with an update on the seven-day forecast. >> we'll leave you with a live look at the view from our east bay hills camera. the city

in just 24 hours until the start of hanukkah, the jewish festival of lights is also a celebration of delicious fine and fried foods. jonathan ploom talked with local experts on how to make hanukkah treats that are truly irresistible. >> i've never met a potato i didn't like. >> no wonder why the owner looks forward to hanukkah, celebrating

the rededication of the second temple in jerusalem with a lamp oil that lasted eight days. >> potato pancakes become synonymous with hanukkah because they are fried. >> reporter: they start with graded russet potatoes. >> my grandma would say if you get a little blood from your knuckles in there, it is going to make it taste the better. >> reporter: to keep them crispy, squeeze out the water. >> see how much >> reporter: and then a jewish ingredient. >> i like a lot of onion. >> reporter: with eggs and starch and fried to a golden crisp. >> and your house will smell like fried potatoes. >> reporter: they are best with sour cream and apple sauce you could make yourself. >> we use a granny smith. >> and nothing is complete without the brisket. the secret is in the slicing. >> you cut across. >> reporter: for dessert, another fried food known as jelly donuts. >> you have to have a good amount of feeling so they ooze and they should be messy.

>> and they have developed a year round following in part to a bakery that opened here one year ago. >> we had a line out of the street. >> reporter: the only san francisco kosher baker. he wanted to bring israeli pita bred to san francisco. the donuts were just for the holiday. >> this is over a 100-year-old recipe. >> by being dairy free or vegan and in san francisco -- >> local people and business people catering orders and everybody wants our jelly donuts. >> reporter: but as for these, over eight days. >> over 7,000. >> and including some for the chef. >> i have to taste a little bit. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> it is dinnertime. making me hungry. the city is looking at replacing recycling centers. following legislation by scott wiener that would create new pilot recycling programs in california. ideas include mobile recycling

center, that would only be open for set hours. the mayor ed lee said he supports that push but is also sensitive to complaints from neighbors about problems with local local -- recycling centers in past. >> let's find this to allow five cities like san francisco to pilot ideas like a mobile unit that goes around collecting this or the ability to hire people to make sure that they could collect all of this and less about having a stable center where we don't have land to do it. >> the push also allows complaints from small business owners who are required by law to redeem recycled cans and bottles or face stiff fines of up to $100 a day if they don't. another chilly night, and during the day mild. we're in this pattern. >> you are right. chilly at night and mild in the day time. a look at live doppler 7. we have mostly clear conditions. hazy out there with high clouds. overnight look for lows dropping into the low to mid-30s in our

in land valley where it is cold. not quite so cold near the bay and the coast. lows there in the mid to upper 40s. check out tomorrow's high. hazy skies once again, up to 68 at half moon bay. 71 in santa cruz. 70 in san jose. upper 60s in many other locations. i want to show youa comparison from the average high and projected high for tomorrow. normally in the mid to upper 50s and as afternoon highs in mid-december but tomorrow virtually every location is from six to nine degrees warmer than average for this time of the year. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. highs up to 70 degrees inland tomorrow. and we'll see upper 60s inland for the next six to seven days. upper 60s around the bay. mid-60s in the coast. under hazy sunny skies with no break in sight for at least seven days. >> you could call this a broken record forecast. >> spencer, thank you. on to sports. of course we're talking to warriors in action. >> shu joining us.

>> the warriors return home to face the trail blazers with a prize for kevin durant. and a special price in quarterback j

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warriors back home for nine of the next ten games. tipping off with the trail blazers at oracle. draymond green out. and steph curry out with his bum ankle but k.d. is taking up the slant as durant was named western conference player of the week. he led the dubs to a road trip averaging 30 points a game and two blocks in that span and had his first triple-double of the season. today k.d. said he knew he to bring his game up a notch with curry out. >> with guys getting tossed out to winning close games and winning big and being down in miami which is a good time for stef getting injured and having the different lineups and calling clint up and starting the game and sean the next. a lot for us on that trip that was challenging, but we got through it and we're looking

forward to the homestand to kind of refocus and regroup and get ready for the next couple of weeks. giants are licking their wounds after losing giancarlo stanton. he put on the pinstripes where he was introduced to the assembled masses. the no trade clause agreed to the deal because he believes he would win it in new york and he did want to join a team like the giants that needed his help to be considered a contender. this is what i've always wanted. you want to be in competitive games where they mean something and your performance means something to the team and the city. so i let that be known. i didn't want to be a part of another rebuild or a another losing season. the niners are the hottest team in the bay area winning the second straight for the first time since 2014 with yesterday's win over the texans and both wins on the road. all of the talk is about

quarterback jimmy garoppolo. throwing for a career high 334 yards and one touchdown after a slow start. niners scored on six of the last eight drives with four passes over 25 yards. including a 61 yarder to celek who caught the touchdown. ad they are rallying around their new kwk quarterback but not one man makes a team. >> to put all of that on him would be unfair to him and the rest of the guys. i think jimmy has played good but the guys around him played good. i think we all played better versus chicago and houston and it is not a coincidence. and the raiders are going in the opposite direction. facing the chiefs in kansas city with a must-win for any shot at the playoffs and they get shout out by the 30th ranked defense until 6:00 left in the fourth quarter. derek carr was as angry as i've seen him and took the blame himself but they have so much

issues. only 198 yards passing but most came late in the game. defense couldn't stop kareem hunt who ran for 116 yards but did force the chief goals on four of the first five drives. not a happy coach today. >> here is what i know. players and coaches, we are as frustrated and ---ed off about what occurred yesterday as you can be. as anybody out there is. so losing a game like that hurts. and there are no words that i could say here today that are going to take away that pain or make those that care about the raders feel better. so i'm really not going to try. down in the farm, offensive coordinator mike bloom gren left for a coaching job at rice and pritchard is expected to be promoted to the new offensive coordinator at stanford. and [ inaudible ] and he is a great recruiter.

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