they're 1-3 and had high expectations as they do every year here. maybe some this was going to be a rebuilding year but you never have a true rebuilding year if you're michigan. >> kirk: you're not allowed to. i think the loudest voices are their own fans. it's not people in the outside world. it's their own fans, their alums. they know this program is capable of more than what they have had now since 2008. they have been below the bar for a long time. you know, and it just -- they're tired of it. you can't blame them. >> chris: well, to win a big ten championship, you got win the east, and that usually means getting past ohio state, something harbaugh's not been able to do. but it's not just an ohio state problem. the problems have grown now, dominated really in both of the games here at the empty big house. michigan state was a stunner.

this was not. but once again, michigan has been unable to win a game as an underdog. the only team in the country that has been unable to win a single game as an underdog over that period of time, the last five years. >> kirk: i heard that. it felt like they were an understood dog last year to notre dame when they beat them, but they weren't. >> chris: ten. handoff to the fullback. john chenal muscles ahead. out near midfield. wisconsin is going to finish this great wisconsin performance off in true wisconsin fashion. >> kirk: john chenal is going to say, coach, i'd love a few more carries. he's only averaging 13 yards a carry. big guy. it's just a belly dive. old school belly dive. >> chris: very old school. talked about the game at evanston, which looms as a really important showdown, a crucial game in the big ten west. after that, the badgers will

take on a beleaguered minnesota team at home, trying to maintain control of the ax. then you got a really interesting game. before the year, did you think that wisconsin/indiana on december 5th was going to loom as a showdown game? >> kirk: no, i don't think anybody, of course, thought that. we'll see what indiana does. indiana's been so much fun to watch. you talked about their showdown in columbus next week. regardless of what happens indiana is going to have a big year. >> chris: iowa showing life with a 0-2 start. but you got to love their chances to win those four games. take them one at a time and be 5-0 going to the big ten championship game if they can win those. the weirdness of 2020. >> kirk: yep. well, if you're 5-0 and you go to indianapolis if everything goes well and everything

continues to go down the path, you play ohio state, and it would be a tough matchup. but if they were able to beat ohio state, you're 6- 0. can you imagine that? >> chris: did you ever think that awe undefeated big ten champion wouldn't be an automatic for the playoff? i think they would get a strong look from the community. ohio state would be a monumental win, but it's 6-0. >> kirk: i know, but i don't think you would hold them out. >> chris: no. it's a conversation for the coming weeks. could have not worked out better for the badgers and their fans tonight. michigan beaten badly, and the badgers showing zero signs of rust. just excellent execution. a comprehensive performance just like it was last year over the maze of blue in madison. but this one on the road will be a resounding definite for the home team, which will fall to

1-3. good there. badgers, 2-0 as the wolverines fall to 1- 3 for the first time since 1967. questions will get louder for the boss of this program. on behalf of our entire grew, bill lemonier, holly rowe, kirk herbstreit, chris fowler saying so long. except for on the west coast, local news and on espn, boxing.

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sacramento took a violent turn. and a little light during what's been a very dark year. how the indian community is celebrating diwali during the pandemic. this special edition of abc 7 news starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. with the coronavirus surgin millions of bay area residents are about to see indoor operations at restaurants and several other businesses come to an end. good evening and thank you so much for joining us. i'm dion lim. much of the bay area is pivoting once again tonight when it comes to eating out. as of midnight indoor dining has shut down in san francisco because of a rise in covid-19 cases. several other counties will end indoor dining next week. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard shows us while some restaurats are adjusting others think they won't survive another round of restrictions. >> reporter: there's an echo of

construction in san francisco's hayes valley. >> i need one more. >> reporter: it's where pierre peggeron is busy building this parklet, the same type of structure he's been building for months. >> a lot of people are struggling now. it needs to get this thing up and running. >> reporter: the parklet is for david bass, owner of sugar lounge, who plans to reopen serving food outdoors after a nine-month closure. >> hopefully that's going to give us a little bit of what we used to have. >> reporter: on hayes street chefs at amano restaurant are cooking up tasty dishes for outdoor diners. the indoor dining room is now off limits. >> it's not as hard to say good-bye to indoor dining. to me it's more important to make sure the staff is safe and the guests are safe. >> reporter: health officers believe indoor dining is too risky at a time when covid rates are surging statewide. >> we need our people to be safe and healthy out there. so i think they're smart for closing things up. >> reporter: in marin county health officials here say covid case rates have almost doubled

in the last ten days and are still rising. and because of that new restrictions start tuesday. jim gyms must reduce capacity to 10%. a 50% limit at malls. and restaurants must stop serving customers indoors. the marin county health director says we're seeing more people getting sick with covid-19 and needing hospitalization. with flu season and potential impacts from holiday gatherings and travel it's time to act to prevent a much larger surge. >> we're going to lay off a lot of people. the. >> reporter: admin dawkins says his tap room and kitsch nen san rafael can't survive more restriction ppz. >> we've got to basically shut down. we're not going to keep it open. we don't have any to go. we're only outside seating. and the weather's not going to help out at all. >> reporter: he's hopeful he can reopen someday. in san rafael cornell barnard, abc 7 news. santa clara county and contra costa county are also bringing an end to indoor dining

this coming tuesday. contra costa is also ordering fitness centers to halt indoor operations. santa clara county, which is currently in the orange tier, expects to be bumped into the more restrictive red tier. it is keeping gyms open but only at 10% capacity. there are certainly lots of changes with reopening plans all across the bay area, and you can see where your county currently stands with our tracker on abc 7 news.com. san francisco cross-fit is closing its doors permanently tomorrow. owners say membership has been down about 70% and overhead costs in the city are just too high. san francisco cross-fit first began in 2005 and led to the creation of at least 20 other bay area fitness and coaching businesses. the cultural phenomenon drew in some serious athletes, physical therapists, and their patients, and folks just looking to get in a good workout. california officially topped 1 million diagnosed coronavirus

cases today. the state reported more than 9,800 new cases, one of the largest single day case counts we've seen since august. we are seeing a pretty dramatic jump in the positivity rate. that is an indicator of the transmission of the virus. the 14-day is at 4.2%. it was 4% yesterday. supporters of president trump rallied in washington, d.c. today protesting the results of the election and falsely claiming it had been stolen from the president. >> usa! usa! >> chants serenaded the president's motorcade as he drove down pennsylvania avenue headed to another golf outing. president trump waved and smiled at his supportes, estimated to be in the thousands. the mostly maskless crowd then descended on the steps of the u.s. supreme court, where many feel the election would somehow be overturned there. there were counterprotesters and a few scuffles between groups. everyone in attendance had a message.

>> i'm out here showing support for the policies i agreed with him on and at the same time telling everybody out here it's over. he needs to concede. don't be a sore loser. >> president trump has refused to concede. his personal lawyer rudy giuliani has taken over the trump campaign's election lawsuits. hard to watch. a rally in sacramento today by trump supporters there calling for a national recount led to violence when members of the proud boys squared off against counterprotesters including antifa. the i-team's dan noyes was there as the proud boys unleashed a cloud of bear spray at counterprotesters and the fight erupted. police made several arrests. hundreds of people voiced their support for donald trump, demanding a recount in the presidential election, and calling on governor gavin newsom to end restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. chp and local police kept the two sides apart for most of the

day until that brawl broke out. some sad news to report tonight. the long-time owner of ricky's sports theater and grill in san leandro has died. the sports bar is a favorite hangout for fans in the east bay, particularly on sundays when the raiders were playing. it first opened in 1946 and then moved to its recent location in 1960. the summer it appeared the bar was in danger of closing because of the pandemic. the "chronicle" reports ricky ricardo died from complications due to a stroke and alzheimer's disease. he was 75 years old. just ahead, a new way to holiday this year. diwali is one of the biggest celebrations in indian culture. how the country is changing things up from the festival of light. and you can take a piece of the san francisco opera home with you. the hundreds of items that are up for auction this weekend. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. i'm tracking a mild finish to the weekend tomorrow before we

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celebrations in india look a little different this year amid concerns over the coronavirus and pollution. more than a billion indians celebrated the hindu festival of lights today. normally the holiday is celebrated by socializing and exchanging gifts and lighting candles to symbolize a victory of light over darkness. the holiday often includes stunning fireworks and light shows.

but this year new delhi's chief minister encouraged people to stay home and not light those firecrackers. many people seem to be following the rules. >> it's not as usual. the exchange of gifts is less. we're not visiting people because of the fear of corona. >> now, although it is theoretical, researchers say dirty air should be considered a key element in coronavirus outbreaks. vice president-elect kamala harris shared this message on twitter celebrating the holiday. harris's mother was born in india and became a cancer researcher and activist. she is the first person of indian descent to be elected to the house. getting now to drew tuma standing by with our weekend weather. and drew, nice to see the sun today. >> yeah, it really was, dion. after yesterday we had those showers, that storm that moved through here. today the rain moved out, the sunshine came back, and the sun is going to stick around for tomorrow as well. live doppler 7 giving the active

sweep right now showing you all the wet weather has moved out. but we are track more rain over the next seven days. i'll show you that in one second. look at the rainfall totals over the past two days. mainly from friday. you can see the jackpot was really the north bay with the storm. we saw rainfall totals anywhere from a quarter to half an inch. in parts of kentfield, santa rosa, napa. but in true early storm season fashion as the rain moves south, the rainfall totals really dropped off. you can see a lot of spots around san francisco, the east bay, the south bay. less than about a tenth of an inch of rainfall. numbers right now currently in the 40s and 50s. 43 in novato but 53 in the city. 50 in oakland. down to 41 in half moon bay. overnight tonight those numbers continue to drop. we'll see temperatures mainly in the upper 30s to mid 40s for our overnight lows. 38 in santa rosa. we'll fall to 37 in half moon bay. it is chilly along the coast. 45 in san francisco and oakland.

42 in san jose. 43 that low in concord. future weather as we get into your day tomorrow your location is key to what your sky will look like because a warm front is going to move into the north bay tomorrow with cloud cover and a chance of an isolated shower from ukiah and points to the north. outside of the north bay and the rest of the bay area san francisco, oakland, san jose, we will stay dry and will see a fair amount of sunshine. and again, those clouds will linger for much of the day in the north bay to round out our sunday. tomorrow mainly cloudy. the farther north you are in the bay area. 65 in cloverdale. 71 in san rafael. a lot more sunshine in the south bay. 70 in concord. partly sunny in san francisco with a high of 64 degrees. your air quality tomorrow mainly good. a couple areas like the north bay and the santa clara valley will fluctuate into the moderate zone. but all in all our. 2.5 levels will remain below

about 50. future weather, we're going to fast forward into tuesday. this is when our next cold front moves in and the rain returns. this is noon on tuesday. that front pretty much through the heart of the bay area. looks like these showers will linger into wednesday as well. looking at a couple of days of wet weather in the upcoming forecast. here's the accuweather seven-day. put it all together for you. it's mild sunday and monday and then it's wet and windy, dion, tuesday and wednesday. a level 1 on the storm impact scale will dry out. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. >> thank you, drew. for the very first time ever the san francisco opera is auctioning off some elaborate prized costumes online. it is quite a selection. with more than 500 adult and child-size ensembles from some of the opera's most renowned productions. they include the merry widow and tanheuser. the auction runs through tomorrow and bids can run up to thousands of dollars. proceeds benefit the cast and crew of the war memorial opera

house. all have been severely impacted by the pandemic. planned productions have been canceled for the summer and fall season. well, apparently not all holiday memories are priceless. the rudolph and santa clause figures from the christmas television special "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer." they look familiar. sold for $368,000. they were used to make the 1964 tv animation that has become a staple of the holiday season. rudolph's nose still works and santa's beard, by the way, is made of yak hair. who knew? the final bid blew past the projected sales price of 150 to $200,000. i like this show. maybe not that much, chris alvarez. >> it would have looked good in my bobblehead display at home. but i got bid by about $368,000. coming up in sports, after trailing most of the game stanford makes a late push stanford makes a late push ag there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪

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>> announcer: now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. wild week for the pac-12. several cancellations. rescheduled game due to covid. stanford starting quarterback davis mills actually made his 2020 debut today after a false positive forced him to sit out last week at oregon. stanford hosting colorado. the legends andrew luck, christian mccaffrey, john elway, though, all in cardboard cutout form. third quarter sam neuer finds a wide open brendan niceon. niceo.

his dad jerry. cardinal trying to stay in it. davis mills he's in. 28-16. first play of the fourth mangum punches it in. 35-16. under nine minutesi to go. austin jones. touchdown. that gave them life. they go for two. and mills finds connor wedington. 35-24. stanford made it a three-point game. final chance. going to need a miracle here. but the laterals, they're not going to work on this day. colorado hangs on 35-32. stanford 0-2. the cardinal host washington state next week. san jose state, party putting their 3-0 record on the line at home against unlv. quick pass to bailey gaither and he's going to dot rest. 41 yards for the house. sparty party early in the second quarter. 10-3 in the second. that's it for sports, dion. >> all right, chris, we'll see you right back here at 11:00. and speaking of, making holiday shopping safe. how bay area stores are going above and beyond to draw

customers in and keep them covid-free. one store even opening up reservations to shop tonight. and at 11:00 a subway designed to link downtown san francisco and chinatown. that has been delayed again. how coronavirus has slowed the project down even as construction continued. and with that that's all we have for tonight as of right now. i'm dion lim. abc 7 news continues tonight at 11:00. so for drew and chris thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you at abc7news.com and right back here in a with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but even superheroes need help sometimes. we found help at covered california.

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