franciscans ginned the rich and powerful in saying good-bye to mayor ed lee

live where you live. this is abc 7 news. this wasn't supposed to happen. >> our mayor had kindness. he had class. >> he's done so much for us and for this city over the years. but we know that he would have still wanted to do so much more. >> a celebration for a mayor, a father, a husband, a man gone too soon. good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm deon limb. hundreds packed city hall to say good-bye to mayor ed lee. >> a live look at that memorial. lee passed away after a heart attack early tuesday morning. >> i was in the rotunda during today's memorial and had a chance to speak to some of the people who knew him best. they agreed this celebration of life was respectful, classy, and at times full of life and

laughter just like ed lee himself. ♪ he's got the whole world in his hands ♪ >> reporter: if the music cass any indication, mayor lee's memorial was a celebration of life. >> it was really fitting for someone who i regard as a good friend. >> reporter: along with stories of his accomplishments -- >> our unemployment rate o'clock had been nearly 10% when he took over, is down to 2.7% today. >> reporter: his impact on our community. recollections from his daughters tonya and briana of the man they called dad. >> sometimes it was through his texts that he would send us as he went about his day, like a bitmoji of him in a warriors jersey doing a slam dunk. >> all of those things represented a picture of a true, wonderful human being who should not have died. >> reporter: so many remembered ed lee's smile and love of music.

♪ climb halfway to the stars >> reporter: his infectious laugh and sense of humor. >> but in china, mayor lee was like beyonce with the moustache. >> in so many ways he lived his eulogy. resume, the skills you bring to life. but the eulogy is what matters. >> reporter: if there's one thing to take away from today's celebration of life, congressman nancy pelosi may have said it best. >> everybody in this room san francisco. everybody in this room loves ed lee. ♪ open your garden gates >> so many mourners couldn't get inside city hall, but still wanted to say their good-bye to the mayor. >> abc 7 news reporter alisa harrington spent the afternoon outside the service where many stood for hours in the cold to honor lee's legacy and celebrate his life.

>> reporter: the line for san francisco mayor ed lee's celebration of life wrapped around the block. some faces were familiar, like giants slugger barry bonds, 49ers hall of famer joe montana. family members arrived via police escort. >> to have the personality of a politician, not at all. >> reporter: reverend fong with the china town community development center rushed to the hospital so fast the night 11 collapsed he got pulled over. >> big loss for san francisco. i don't know how it's going to carry out. but i hope the city can continue to do justice, care about the homeless, care about people that don't have avoice. >> reporter: former san francisco mayor frank jordan was touched by the outpouring of support. >> i am proud to be here with all the other mayors of san francisco and the people of our city who have come forward in such a warm, friendly way. >> it's still tough. i was in the office, all his personal belongings are gone --

>> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says lee was at his holiday party a week ago and was fund-raising for him only hours before his heart attack. flowers cover the steps of san francisco city hall where people have been coming to pay their respects and remember mayor ed lee. not everyone could get inside the memorial service. even the overflow rooms at the library hit capacity. lee was remembered for his dedication to public service and his love of san francisco, a city that came together one last time to say good-bye. alisa harrington, abc 7 news. >> if you want to see more of today's memorial service or look back at ed lee's career as mayor, download the abc 7 news app or head to our website, abc7news.com. developing from atlanta, tens of thousands of travelers are stranded after a day-long outage knocked out electricity to the world's busiest airport. >> power is back on but delays are being felt worldwide after hundreds of flights were canceled, including some here in

the bay area. >> abc news reporter danya backes has the latest from atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international. >> reporter: atlanta's airport in near darkness after the power was knocked out. >> they went out, then they went back on, then they went back out again. >> on the campus today, one of georgia power's three substations had a fire. there are two substations that power hartsfield-jackson airport. >> reporter: thousands of passengers stranded. >> it's frustrating, but then again, everything happens for a reason. so -- i don't know, we're just trying to make the best of it. >> atlanta airport, no power, no lights. >> reporter: passengers forced to use flashlights and in some parts of the airport the only sights and sounds the emergency announcements. >> right now we're just focusing on the comfort of our

passengers, because we know that they have had a very, very long and difficult day. >> reporter: up to 100 planes stuck on the tarmac, hundreds more canceled or delayed. >> i think for airlines that are headquartered in atlanta like delta, it's going to have a cascaded effect, it's going to take a long time to figure out crew schedules, putting the airplanes in the right place. >> reporter: the power outage creating a ripple effect, delaying more than 2,000 flights across the country. danya bacchus, abc news, atlanta. >> at san francisco international, passengers bound for atlanta had to reclaim their checked bags because of cancelations. delta operates seven flights a day to its hub there, today six of those seven canceled. one passenger says she was rerouted to minneapolis and st. louis to get to her final destination. >> it's a very complicated situation when you need to change flights with a cancelation, the problem in atlanta. >>united airlines flies twice a

day to atlanta from sfo, both those flights were canceled tomorrow. tomorrow, delta has canceled 300 monday flights. developing news from southern california where exhausted firefighters are entering their second week battling the growing thomas fire, 270,000 acres, an area larger than the size of new york city and boston combined. flames are consuming land in both ventura and santa barbara counties. evacuations remain in effect for the wealthy enclave of montecito, home to celebrities like oprah and ellen degeneres. the fire is 45% contained. north bay, a father and 6-year-old son drowned at a beach. the russian river fire department says the boy and another child were swept into the water at about 2:15 at goat rock state beach. the father went into the water to try to rescue them. the other child made it safely out of the water on his own. the names of the father and son who drowned have not been

released. an off-duty east bay police officer is under arrest for firing his gun inside one of san francisco's most exclusive hotels. for a time refused to give himself up. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke to some shaken hotel guests. >> it's scary. i have a 4-year-old. i would not expect that to happen here. >> reporter: guests at the four seasons shocked about reports of gunfire from inside the hotel. about 5:00 a.m. sunday. >> a witness who stated that there was a male located in the building who was shooting a gun. >> reporter: police say the suspect is an off-duty richmond police officer. police sources tell abc 7 the off officer fired eight rounds from the 12th or 14th floor, which was under construction, and with few places for officers to take cover the took over 90 minutes to convince the man to surrender which finally happened at 6:30 a.m. >> he surrendered peacefully. he's currently in our custody. and we have no reports of any injuries. >> reporter: police recovered a

handgun belonging to the off-duty cop. the four seasons general manager confirms to abc 7 news the man was a guest at the hotel. other guests were questioned by police. >> detectives, going down the stairwells and the floors, and they're asking people standard questions. >> what are they asking? >> about if we heard gunshots. >> i'm a very loyal four seasons guest. a little surprised nobody notified the guests at the hotel that there was a situation like that. >> reporter: the man was transported to the hospital for a medical evaluation. >> we have placed the officer on administrative leave. and we're conducting an administrative investigation on the incident. >> reporter: a motive for the gunfire is still unknown. much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, including finding comfort in community. >> the reason i turned it in is because i was a victim of gun violence. 2015, christmas morning, i was shot seven times by somebody who

tried to rob my family. >> sorry about that. in news later for you, a fire-ravaged north bay neighborhood tries to find a reason to smile. >> seeing all the lights and everybody making it okay. also, someone spreading a little too much holiday cheer in one east bay town. police are looking for a flare fire. steph curry, can you picture him owning a piece of an nfl team? tonight his hometown squad is for sale and the warriors star wants in. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. two weeks since we've seen drops across the region but the week ahead will bring our next chance of showers. a paper-thin look at

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take a good look at this video posted by the san ramon police department. police say what you see being fired out of the car are flares. they have reports of at least five homes being hit by flares between 10:00 last night and 1:00 this morning. we went by homes that were hit, most of the damage was fairly minor. we saw burn marks on a wall and a few boards from a fence that also caught fire. the vehicle involved is described as possibly an older nissan sentra. residents of coffee park did their best to get into the holiday spirit. light snow and santa helped give victims from october's fires christmas cheer. >> abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has the story from santa

rosa. >> reporter: a patch of snow put smiles on the children's faces. so did a visit with santa. coffey park residents who lost everything in the fires returned to their neighborhood for holiday fun. and for many, it was bittersweet. >> it makes me sad too. to not have my traditions that we've had before. but it's fun to see my kids playing in the snow. having fun. >> reporter: organizers call this coffey park celebration of hope. an event made possible by the generosity of others. from the food to the toys, everything was donated. people also donated christmas trees. they were given to anyone who wanted to put one on their property. so far, about 140 of them have been given away. which helped transform the fire-ravaged subdivision into a place filled with holiday spirit. >> you like christmas trees, music, you invite people out and this is what you get. the neighborhood is alive again.

the first time after the fires, the neighborhood is alive. >> reporter: travis garrison lost his home and so did two of his family members. seeing the neighborhood come together for this holiday event reminded him why he wants to come back. >> i don't want to leave this community. i've been here 30 years. i grew up here. i'd love to have a family and raise them right up here in coffey park. >> reporter: reconstruction for some could begin as early as spring. for now residents are finding comfort spreading holiday cheer with their old neighbors. two residents of napa county's atlas peak met the heroes who saved their lives. >> philip dahan and linda sawa stopped by the california highway patrol napa air operations hangar to meet officers gavin and lowe. the couple were surrounded by flames and had to be rescued by the helicopter crew. the the officers risked their own lives to land and airlift both to safety. he's being investigated for claims of workplace misconduct,

including sexual harassment. tonight the owner of the carolina panthers nfl franchise says he's selling the team. according to "sports illustrated," jerry richardson and the panthers made confidential payouts to at least four former team employees. richardson says he won't begin the sale process until the last game of this season. potential owners are already lining up. maybe the "p" in p. diddy stands for panthers. "i would like to buy the panthers, spread the word." as he displayed richardson's statement about selling the team combs said he would hire colin kaepernick immediately. later the warriors' steph curry, who grew up in charlotte and is an avid panthers fan, tweeted "i want in." combs and curry would become the first african-americans to own an nfl team but they'll need more investors, "forbes" pegs the value of the panthers franchise at $1 billion. >> you can just make up for the rest. >> oh, yeah. i make that amount in my basement every day.

>> future nfl owner right there. this cold pattern continues? >> yeah, it's going to get cooler through the week. the cooler weather will bring us our next chance of some rain. live doppler 7 for the month of december has had little to track. it's only rained once this month and our next chance is on the horizon. the picture tonight outside, a beautiful one, a live look from our exploratorium camera, clear skies, calm, different from yesterday when winds were gusting over 40 miles per hour. tonight the winds have calmed down in most spots, generally less than 5-mile-per-hours. that will continue for the day tomorrow as well. numbers right now earlier this afternoon, we got into the mid and upper 60s. another mild december day. we've fallen back into the 40s in a lot of spots. fairfield cool at 38. we're at 54 though in san francisco. 49 in san jose. right now santa rosa checking in at 42. so tonight away from the coast it's going to be that typical

pattern of cold inland. 30 in our coldest spots. 32 fairfield. 34 overnight santa rosa. san francisco 44. 40 the overnight low in palo alto. through monday hour by hour, early on you have that winter jacket, especially inland, in the 30s for starting temperatures. the sun gets up and it's warming us up. into the afternoon most spots away from the coast headed back into the 60s, above average for this time of the year. monday it's another mild afternoon for december. 64 the high in oakland. 68 in santa rosa. 66 in san jose. 62 in san francisco. along the coast a little bit cooler. half moon bay sunshine but a temperature of only 59. so here's the setup. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the pattern for much of the month, this big ridge of high pressure just settled across much of the western half of the country, bringing us those quiet conditions, a lot of sunshine. the storm track well to the north around seattle and

portland. what will happen in the week ahead that ridge is going to breakdown just a little bit. a storm right here out in the pacific will bring us our next chance of showers come wednesday. so the storm impact scale exclusively here at abc 7 to rank our storm trs from 1 to 5. wednesday, it's a 1. a light system of light showers, generally with than .25 inches of rainfall. it will accompany light winds. future weather, wednesday early in the morning, time stamp 1:00 a.m., some light showers beginning in the north bay. by 4:00 a.m., three hours later, it's a really quick mover, it's in the southern half of our viewing area, light rain. by 8:00, daybreak, the showers are out of here. it's not a long-lived storm but it's our next chance of moisture in the seven-day forecast. accuweather seven-day forecast, mild day on the way for monday. tuesday, increasing clouds ahead of that morning shower on wednesday, ranks a 1 on the

storm impact scale. brings with it cooler afternoons in the 50s. looks like our dry pattern will prevail through christmas eve next sunday. we'll update the chance of rain tomorrow morning starting at

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the new warriors arena is coming together in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the lower bowl is taking shape there. the chase center is supposed to be completed and ready for the 2019-20 warriors season. construction began in january of this year. >> should be pretty good. i don't know if i can envision it yet. i don't know, what do you think? >> can you picture the goal right there? there's a basket right there, a basket right there. >> can you see it? >> it's going to be a great arena but what will it do to the crowd base? like levi's stadium and the 49ers. 49ers, one of the hottest

team in the nfl, their third straight win. the raiders' season ended on perhaps the strangest first down call ever. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪

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the raiders in a must-win, baby, situation against the cowboys to stay in the playoff hunt. we had a finish that typifies the silver and black's entire season. we pick it up tied 10-10 in the third. fourth and 11 from deep in their own territory. cowboys with a fake punt. chris jones 24 yards to midfield. dak prescott would end the 11-play, 75-yard drive with a five-yard scramble. this is the only touchdown he was part of in this game.

17-10 cowboys. raiders respond. derek carr, who threw for 171 yards and two touchdowns, both to michael crabtree. third and goal, ties it at 17. ensuing drive, fourth and inches at midfield. prescott keeps it himself. did he get the first down? the refs had to bring out a piece of paper to measure. called it a first down despite jack del rio's pleas. and the drive continues. dan bailey would end it with a 19-yard field goal. 20-17 cowboys, under two minutes to play. needing a field goal to tie, carr drives his team down. going for the win, third and 3, carr scrambles. trying to cross the ball over the plane, he loses the football, fumbles it before the goal line, out of bounds in the end zone for a touch back, are you kidding me. heartbreaking loss for oakland. 20-17 the final. playoff hopes all but gone. captain jack not participate with that paper-fin call. >> i don't want to get fined. i'm not happy with the way things were done.

a lot of different situations throughout the night. they did the best they could. i had a different viewpoint. i saw air. it was pretty obvious. air between the ball and the stick. that's short, okay? goes the other way. period. across the bay, niners win their third straight against the titans. jimmy g. became the first 49er quarterback since 2000 to score in back badge-games. marcus mariota threw two tds of his own. all aboard the train, 16-10 niners at the half. 33 seconds left. niners down one. garoppolo hits marquise goodwin to get into field goal range. marquise, career high 10 catches, 114 yards, setting up robby gold. a career and franchise-tying sixth field goal of the game. good from 45 yards out.

15 field goals in the last three games for robby. niners win their third straight 25-23 the final. >> we're a young team. we're learning how to win. i think these close games will only pay us -- pay off in the long run. i think next year and everything, we're not looking that far ahead, but it's good to be in these close games and there's different ways to win in this league. it's not always going to be pretty. you've got to grind it out sometimes. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. more for the raiders and your plays of the day in the next half hour. i've never seen anything like that i'll say that. >> the paper? >> the paper. >> i've never seen that happen ever. is that in the rule book? >> and he folded it in half. if he had an index card, it's not a first down. >> amazing. >> bizarre.

good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm deon limb. tonight a celebration of life was held for late san francisco mayor ed lee. family, friends, colleagues, and constituents packed city hall this afternoon for an emotional memorial service in his honor. the event was somber and at times full of life and laughter, just like the late mayor. an off-duty richmond police officer is on leave after he fired his gun inside the four seasons hotel in san francisco leading to a standoff. no one was hurt but the man fired eight shots from the 12th or 14 floors, which were under destruction. travelers who fly in or out of atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport will face another day of delays tomorrow. the busiest airport in the world was shut down today by a massive

power outage. electricity was restored late tonight, but not before the cancelation of hundreds of flights. developing news out of southern california where the thomas fire raging on, threatening even more homes tonight. >> it's the third-largest wildfire in california history, and firefighters are bracing for winds to pick up and fan the flames even more. >> abc's marci gonzalez is on the fire lines in santa barbara county. >> reporter: fire crews waging an all-out war against this massive, unrelenting wildfire. now the size of new york city. crews climbing the california hills with chainsaws, axes, and shovels, desperately trying to get the upper hand. >> we're hitting this thing with everything. >> reporter: the inferno burning nearly two weeks. the wall of smoke at one point so thick it nearly blacked out the sun. nearly 800 homes destroyed. several more lost over the weekend as wind gusts topped 60 miles an hour. you can see just how powerful the wind is here. it brought the flames in so quickly, the fire crews say they

didn't have time to get up here to save this home. >> it was really the most severe fire behavior that i've seen. >> reporter: extreme threat forcing new mandatory evacuations. celebrities among the thousands of people in the fire zone. rob lowe posting these photos of his home. ellen degeneres writing, our home is still standing but so many have been lost. firefighters continue to be my heroes." one of those heroes, corey iverson, who died fighting the thomas fire last week. today hundreds turned out to honor the husband and father who was set to welcome a new baby soon. colleagues mourning but still on the front lines tonight taking advantage of a short-lived break in the winds. >> we're expecting the winds to kick back up, very severe on wednesday. >> reporter: a rush to stop this fire from spreading more. >> the holidays are coming. everybody just wants to really -- they want to get home. >> reporter: you can see the holiday decorations still hanging at this home, overcome by flames this weekend. firefighters were told to plan to be out here through

christmas. now officials expect this firefight to continue through the new year. president trump said today he has no plans to fire special counsel robert muler on a day when the president's transition team claims that mueller improperly obtained e-mails as part of the investigation into russian influence in the 2016 election. thousands of e-mails were provided to mueller by the general services administration, a transition team says the communications are private. experts say any government account belongs to the public. >> they're spending millions and millions of dollars. there is absolutely no collusion. >> i think republicans should end their concerted effort to undermine the credibility of the mueller investigation. >> the gsa insists they did nothing improper. republicans in congress are confident they have the votes to pass an historic tax bill this week. the bill lowers the tax rate and the wealthy but doubles the standard deduction for the

middle class but caps income and property tax write-offs at $10,000. >> do i think they could have done better for the middle class? i do. do i think they could have done better for the working poor? rubio tried to get something, he made progress. but they could have increased the rates for big business, it wouldn't have mattered a lil bit, and given more relief out. >> according to congressional analysis, the new bill eliminates the obamacare mandate, leaving a potential 13 million americans uninsured. republicans expect to have that bill on president trump's desk by christmas. customary john mccain will miss the key vote on the gop-backed tax bill as he continues to recover from the side of the effects of his brain cancer treatment. republicans can afford just two party members voting against the bill. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 -- >> how some high school football players gave back to their favorite coach. meteorologist drew tuma, clear skies tonight.

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post offices in the bay area were open today to help customers with the holiday rush. abc 7 news was at the sunnyvale post office on east java drive. nearly 3 billion pieces of mail, including greeting cards and packages, are expected to be processed and delivered next week. the busiest day of the year is now the busiest week of the year thanks to more online shopping. in tennessee, a high school football team is turning the tables on a beloved coach who's given so much. >> here's abc news reporter linsey davis. >> reporter: his real name is norsallis black. everyone calls him coach squeaky. he's coached football and other sports at tennessee high school in bristol, tennessee. he does laundry, sets up food, and at every game he's right

there. >> if i have any questions about life or sports i come to him. he's one of the main persons in my life i can ask. >> coach squeaky is the best, i love you coach. >> reporter: he's a volunteer coach, so he doesn't get paid. heat been driving a 25-year-old car. so the head coach, mike mayes, got the idea to replace it. the team, parents, and community all pitched in. and on a cold day with snow flurries, coach squeaky got his new ride. complete with insurance for a year and gas money. >> taught me a lot of how to be a gentleman. that's why we love him. he deserves this more than anybody. >> reporter: overcome by emotion, he had no words. but later he did tell us he believes what he's doing is his life's calling, and he's thankful. and now coach squeak knows just how grateful his community is for all that he does. linsey davis, abc news. >> makes you feel all warm and fuzzy. >> it does.

his reaction to it was terrific. >> priceless. speaking of warm and fuzzy. not the situation outside, drew. >> no. you want to stay warm tonight. a couple of extra blankets on the bed perhaps. our coldest spots will drop into the 30s, especially away from the coast. overnight lows tomorrow morning, starting 34 in concord tomorrow. 40 in san francisco hoe. 39 san rafael. cooler in the north bay. 44 the starting temperature in san francisco. we rebound nicely tomorrow afternoon. sunup here, total sunshine for monday, about 64 in vallejo and oakland, 66 san jose. 62 san francisco. santa rosa about 68. we're tracking a couple of showers working into the forecast. especially on wednesday in the morning. less than .25 inches of rainfall. it's not a soaker by any means. the ranks a 1 on the storm impact scale. it's our next-best chance of rain. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows we cool off and dry out into next weekend. >> shoe does not play on

wednesday? >> he plays on wednesdays and he'll blame me for getting wet. >> on the first day of winter. >> first down. >> paper thin, that's right. we had a couple of bizarre finishes today. your plays of the day from week 15 around the nfl on deck. we'll breakdown a couple of those unreal finishes including the raiders, derek carr and his last-second fumble.

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okay. we had two incredible finishes in the nfl. well, incredible depending on which team you're rooting for. let's start with the steelers and patriots. a new england touchdown puts them up three with 52 seconds to go. ben roethlisberger then hits juju smith schuster, 69 yards for the first down on the patriots' 10 yard line while in

field goal range. pittsburgh wants the win. next play, roethlisberger throws it to jesse james for the touchdown. steelers celebrating thinking they have the win. but every touchdown gets reviewed. james had the ball, he bobbled it. hits the ground, refs call it incomplete. steelers are out of time-outs, 28 seconds left. big bren avoids a sack, he hits the former raider darrius heyward-bey. doesn't get out of bounds. clock runs. roethlisberger fakes a spike, goes to the end zone, ball's picked off, patriots win 27-24. look familiar? raiders fans think so. derek carr at 55 yards, incomplete. cowboys get called for pass interference. michael crabtree taken out of the game by officials. two plays later, needing a field goal. oakland going for the win, carr scrambling, gets the first down but he wants the touchdown.

fumbles the ball before the goal line, it goes out of bounds and the end zone which is a touch back. raiders lose 20-17. here's carr on that ending. >> i left it all out there. just trying to win for my teammates. no excuse. i got to hold on to the ball. but -- you know, the fight our team played with today, that was familiar. >> i just don't understand why they took me out the last play of the game. they said they put me in concussion protocol two plays after the big pass interference. i don't know. i'm lost. i don't understand. somebody got to give me some answers or something. giants without carson wentz. philly warming up for the playoffs. saints hosting the jets needing a win to keep their nfc south lead alive. they improve to 10-4, 6-1 at home with a 31-19 victory. minnesota vikings clinched a

playoff spot with a 34-7 win over the bengals. rumors have cincy's head coach marvin lewis not being back next year after 15 years with the team. jaguars made the playoffs for the first time in ten years with a blowout over the texans. jags receiver keel lan coast, seven catches, 186 yards, and this touchdown. jacksonville wins 45-7. texans are 4-10 and embarrasses with the loss. just ask defensive lineman jadeveon clowney. >> it was embarrassing. i know it's crazy. but nobody want to get beat like that. what a difference a week makes. last week buffalo had a blizzard, miami must have brought the weather on the plane. bills beat the dolphins 24-6. bills hold the final wild card spot in the afc. aaron rodgers back from a broken collarbone, threw three picks against the panthers. they were also holding on to a wild card spot. 31-24 that final. green bay's playoff hopes taking

a big hit. >> uncharacteristic plays. just disappointed in my performance today. obviously i didn't playvery well. this brown fan has been sad since '99. they continue to be sad. losing 27-10 to the ravens. joe flacco with his lone td pass to watson. cleveland finishes 0-8. 0-14 on the season. could be the second ever 0-16 team. the rams, a huge win in seattle. todd gurley four total touchdowns, 152 rushing yards in los angeles, 42-7. rams need a win to become the nfc west champions. those are your plays of the day. college hoops. stanford/usf. dons won three straight coming in. isaac white feeds josh sharma. reid travis leading the way for the cardinal, 11 of 18 from the field. the three good. he finished with 29 points, a career high eight boards. he gets the rebound and goes

hard to the rack. stanford wins 71-59, improving to 6-6. dons drop to 6-4. that's the way the ball bounces, a crazy day around the nfl. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. for raider fans that was a tough way to lose. that first down, first of all, and then derek carr -- he could have kicked a field goal, tied the game, gone into overtime. but competitive spirit kicks in, he tried to score, and it cost them the game. that's a tough one. happy holidays to everybody. >> you as well, sir. >> exhausting way to lose. >> exactly. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm deon limb. >> abc 7 news continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning. for now a look back at the touching memorial service in honor of san francisco mayor ed lee. >> have a great night. >> mayor lee's decade of service to our city, more than a decade, he's an enduring and inspiring legacy that generations of san

franciscans will enjoy. >> head of the human rights commission, purchaser of the city, head of the department of public works, chief administrative officer, and mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> our mayor had kindness, he had class. >> he was a person that communicated integrity, a love of life. >> someone who served an extraordinary life in public service, but never sought the public spotlight. >> nothing was too small or too big for him. from stuffing envelopes to speaking on stage, my dad was happy to do it all. often until late hours in the night. >> ed lee was an outstanding man. >> he gave politics a good name. he gave san francisco a good name. because he was a very good man. >> we hope that his spirit of selflessness, humor, and dedication will continue on through all of us here. >> thank you for all you have

done and all you have sacrificed to take care of so many. >> ed's life was about triumphing together. >> everybody in this room loves san francisco. everybody in this room loves ed lee. >> he's done so much for us and for this city over the years. but we know he would have still wanted to do so much more.

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