tomorrow night and in the bay area, only marin county remains in the less restricted red tier. cornell bernard joins us live from golden gate park in san francisco where the ferryis wheel behind and you the deyoung museum are closed. >> reporter: lots of people caught off guard. surprised to see their favorite attractions like the sky star wheel temporarily closed due to the new purple tier restrictions, and that includes indoor worship services. >> you teach us to love the things of heaven and hold fast to what endures through christ our lord. >> reporter: san francisco catholic archbishop was in the church. >> we're a sacramental church. you can't life stream holy commune. >> reporter: he understands the city's move to the purple tier means an end to indoor worship but he says the church has proven it can safely social

distance in a cathedral which normally seats 2,500. >> i think they have one policy for all churches. i would like to see something more reasonable that errs on the side of safety but also respected our first amendment right to worship. >> sometimes i don't feel as close to jesus when i don't come to his home. i'm going to miss him again. >> reporter: gyms must close or operate outdoors. that's almost impossible for planet granite indoor climbing gym in the presidio that is forced to make tough choices for the second time. >> they forced us to lower staff again. hopefully, this shutdown is not as long as the previous one. >> it makes sense given the current climate of covid-19 that it does have to reclose again. it's just pretty sad. rock climbing is such a community sport. >> reporter: in golden gate park, top attractions like the

deyoung museum and california academy of sciences are locked up tight. the new sky star wheel has stopped turning. closed after debuting only last month. >> i feel so sad. we came to see these attractions but we couldn't because of the pandemic. >> reporter: many know their favorite spots will return but for now it's time to pay attention and flatten the curve. >> people who don't understand it aren't wearing masks. they have to be mindful. it can affect their loved ones and a lot of people are dying. >> reporter: we're back live. the sky star wheel we're told opened october 21st. so far it has had 50,000 riders, believe it or not. management says it will work folks who have already bought tickets for rescheduled visits in the future. the same goes for museums in the park. abc7 news. >> all good info. don't forget you can check out details of coronavirus in

your county including how fast cases are rising and what business restrictions in place. you'll find this on abc7news.com. in south bay, the future of several sports seasons is still being ironed out. the 49ers are most prominent of a team on the list when it comes to the impact of the temporary ban by santa clara county on contact sports. the nfl network is reporting the team could go to arizona or even texas for the remainder of the season. the san jose sharks are getting ready to start training camp. and in the college ranks, there is stanford, san jose state and santa clara. san jose state planned to meet today with the county. a massive covid-19 testing campaign got underway today in four of san francisco's most vulnerable neighborhoods. the covid-19 testing centered at mendel plaza in the bay view will be in operation through tuesday. 500 tests a day will be administered here. other locations include the 24th street mission b.a.r.t. station,

the excelsior, and at st. anthony's in the tenderloin. >> these neighborhoods were selected because number one, they have high rates of covid positivity since the beginning of the pandemic. and also, high numbers of latinos who we know are particularly impacted by covid-19. >> the organizers are targeting 6,000 tests to be performed. people will get a rapid test swab with results in about 15 minutes and they'll get a more accurate pcr swab with results back in a day or two. it was a busier day at san francisco international airport today. travellers are coming and going, headed back home or returning to the bay area after the thanksgiving holiday. this was the scene in terminal three this afternoon. sunday after thanksgiving is considered to be one of the busier travel days. but the number of people passing through sfo is dramatically down compared to last. down about 75%.

that's all because of the warning tonight travel during the holidays. the coronavirus is not taking a holiday in california. it is the second highest count ever. the seven day average is nearly 14,000 cases. the number of people hospitalized is more than 7,400. that's more than triple when compared to a month ago, october 29th. a 14-day positivity rate is at 6.1% which is double from a month ago. that's an indicator of transmission rates of the virus. to developing news, a north bay company is working a nasal spray to prevent covid-19. parnell pharmaceuticals wants to do clinical tries on the spray called nomovid. the company is asking for emergency authorization from the fda. they are currently doing small sample test. the main ingredient in that drug is pentetic acid used in more

than 150 cosmetic products. to stay on top of all the latest vaccine news, we have assembled the latest abc7 vaccine team. you will see here dr. patel, kate larson, kumasi aaron and luz pena. we have seen the staggering numbers from california and it is a similar story from other parts of the country as cases surge. hospitals are feeling the strain and dr. anthony fauci is warning, if you think things are bad now, they could get worse. abc news reporter shaw tells us there is hope when it comes to getting a vaccine. >> reporter: 4 million cases of coronavirus were diagnosed in the u.s. during the month of november. the most during any single month since the pandemic began. despite cdc guidelines to avoid travel for the thanksgiving holiday, it is estimated more than 1 million travel letters pass through the nation's airports sunday as they head home. officials fearing that all travel could fuel a rise in

cases as we head into christmas is that new years. >> we may see a surge upon a surge. we don't want to frighten people but that's just the reality. >> reporter: the houston doctor who says thanksgiving was his 252nd consecutive day at work. >> they come in very, very sick. when you ask, where did you get it? they basically tell you they didn't follow any of the things we've been asking them to please follow. >> reporter: the former dallas nurse came out of retirement to teach nursing. but eventually died from the virus. >> my kids want their grandmother back. i want my mother back. >> reporter: half the country seeing record high daily newspapers of hospitalizations. a new three-week stay at home order begins monday in los angeles. restaurants limited to take out and delivery. new york public city excuse which closed earlier this month amid a rising positivity rate will begin reopening december 7th. >> we will have testing. it will go from monthly in every school to weekly in every

school. we will have consent forms required. >> preparations are already underway for distribution. abc news has can you be firmed that united airlines has begun shipping the first batches of vaccine to support distribution on a global scale. and american airlines says it is conducting trial flights to test vaccine shipment processes. abc news, los angeles. >> after black friday, like no other, get ready for cyber monday. just how big of an online onslaught is expected from holiday shoppers? and a bit of a painful weekend for the president-elect as he fractures a foot. what happened to joe biden is something many of us can probably relate to. i'm spencer christian. our nighttime chill feels like winter but our daytime, not so

president-elect joe biden fractured his foot after taking a fall this weekend. it reportedly happened while he was playing with his dog major. this is the president-elect leaving his doctor's office tonight. an stray showed no obvious signs

of a fracture but a ct scan revealed a hairline fracture in his mid foot. his doctor said he will likely need to wear a walking boot for several weeks. meanwhile the president-elect continues to round out his white house team with another first. he's hiring an all female senior communications team. that has never happened. tomorrow could be the biggest cyber monday yet. shoppers have already spent record amounts of money on black friday and tomorrow they are expected to spend even more. adobe analytics are predicting that retailers could take in as much as $12.7 billion. that would be a gain of 35% compared to last year. and it would make at this time biggest digital shopping day ever. >> consumers spent less on entertainment, on dining out, on travel, and given what 2020 threw at us, this is a moment where people are gifting and giving to their friends and

family as a way of boosting their spirits. >> some of the items priced to move include toys and computers, along with electronics, appliances and televisions. who couldn't use a little something extra to pick them up? the delivery, the special one made today for those on the front lines in the bay area. and get ready for yet another chilly night. spencer christian joining us next with the accuweather forecast. all kinds of questions on where the niners will practice play. they were in l.a. they need a win and boy, did they get it. good as go

an enormous construction project along one of san francisco's busiest streets will break ground tomorrow. drivers who use 19th avenue on the west side of the city are being warned to expect delays. the project calls for safety improvements. replacement of underground sewer and water mains and bus stop changes. the 27-month project will be broken into four phases. phase one involves the southbound lanes. some of santa's helpers were busy collecting toys for all

good boys and girls. california highway patrol officers held their annual toy drive in windsor. officers are also accepting toys and food donations at their office. a group of young adults hand ad gift of appreciation to their local police force today. ten volunteers from world mission society church of god dropped off 90 care packages for officers in union city. in them are hand written messages of inspirations and some good business will help officers while they're out on patrol. volunteers wanted to spread a message of kindness and empathy. >> even though there is kind of a strain between the community and the police right now at this time, we still want to show the police officers that they are appreciated. >> in this day and age of everything going on between covid and just everything in the world, we really appreciate the small things that people do for one another. >> the volunteers are part of the campaign the church has launched which is to

quote/unquote save the earth from a to z. we are one family. sometimes it just takes a little token of appreciation. >> you are so right. every day is the time of year. especially this time of year. let's take a look at our weather. we've got clear skies with a few high clouds moving in. here's a view from our roof top camera. under calm conditions. 54 degrees in san francisco. a cool 49 in mountain view. 53 in gilroy, and friction at half moon bay. beautiful view under mainly clear skies looking westward from emeryville. 52 in santa rosa. flick novato. low 50s at concord and livermore and here's a lovely view of part of san francisco skyline from the exploratorium camera across from the embarcadero. it will be chilly with coastal clouds developing overnight. this dry, mild pattern we've had for some time will continue for

the next seven days. it will be breezy to gusty at times as we get an offshore flow that will warm and dry up the air. we have a rough surf. 10:00 a.m. tomorrow to 10:00 a.m. tuesday as wave heights continue to grow. there is the possibility of rip currents and waves. overnight, the forecast animation shows the passage of high clouds and then low clouds near the coastline. sort of just brushing up against the coastline. not really pushing across the bay into our inland areas. we'll call it mostly clear and mostly sunny tomorrow. low temperatures will will be mainly in the mid to upper 30s in the inland valleys. those will be our locations. upper 30s to low 40s. same range on the coast. tomorrow in the south bay. look for sunny skies with highs in the mid to upper 60s about, 65 in los gatos. 68, morgan hill.

on the peninsula, lower 60s. approaching mid 60s. redwood 60 will hit 63. most other locations, 61 to 62 degrees. on the coast, pretty cool. mid 50s. downtown san francisco, we'll have a max temperature of 61 degrees tomorrow. north bay, 61. san rafael, 68. 62 in napa. looking at the east bay shoreline, low 60s from berkly to oakland to hayward to newark. and continueland east bay, relatively mild with high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. lots of 66's tomorrow. 68 in fairfield. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. as you can see, there won't be much change at all. mainly sunny all the way through. perhaps few more high clouds thursday and it will be mild. especially starting mid-week from wednesday all the way to the weekend. we'll be looking at high temperatures inland in the mid to upper 60s. mid 60s, maybe a couple of 60s along the bay shoreline and up to about 60 on the coastline. that's a look at our week ahead.

enjoy the weather. after today's game, the head coach kyle shanahan expressed his disappointment finding out the news his team can't practice or play in santa clara beginning tomorrow over the next several weeks. he said they'll look for a place that's safe they need a field to practice on and a stadium to play in. 49ers' first game at the new stadium in l.a. shanahan thrilled to get the play makers back. first quarter, down 3-0. welcome back. get him on the jet stream. 33 yards later, a big play. later on, welcome back raheem moster. eight yards, 7-3. the niners have the lead. it was a rough go. welcome back richard sherman. all kinds of guys returning and they're making plays. the niners would fumble on the next play. really good to have 25. third quarter got play action. right to the rookie.

we got a big man touchdown alert. he will dive into the end zone. 14-3. 49ers. the rams' defense then shows up. troy hill, scoop, and score. here come the rams. 17-13 game. next niners possession. donald just couldn't be stopped. number 99, best in the game. niners forced to punt and then cam akers scores his touchdown. niners tighten the field goal. now two-minute drill. a big third down play and he gets all kinds of yards catching. 133 yards on 11 catches. robbie gold from 43 yards out and it is good. niners walk it out. they sweep the rams. that was big. after an emotional shanahan on the last 24 hours. >> i get it. they made decision and we have to deal with it. for them torsion find that out through a tweet or a press

conference where i have an entire plane coming up to me, i have wives, girlfriends, voing's family members, kids saying what they heard there. are we going to be gone the entire month of december, will we be quarantined for 14 days when we get back. that's all we could talk about for the last 18 hours. because we got no answers from them. i was just very disappointed and very proud of our guys. that i couldn't give them answers. and they could put it to the side and come out and play like that. i got so much appreciation for a team and those players. and i'm very proud to be their coach. >> what a win. the raiders in atlanta. vegas riding the three-game winning streak. the story of the game, the raiders' inability to hold on to the football. derrick carr roughed up. the raiders' defense, they held atlanta to field goals for much of the first half. early in the third, carr picked

up. a pick six. deonly jones going the other way. 67 yards. vegas didn't look like a playoff team. they're now 6-5 and outside the playoff picture. chiefs and bucs. second quarter, patrick mahomes, tyreke hill, wide open. this is fancy. back flips into the end zone. 17-0 chiefs. i can only do that when i'm playing madden. brady struggled, two picks including this one by the honey badger. he picks that one up. brady clearly frustrated. what's going on? tom is going to keep his team in the game. mike evans and all of a sudden, four minutes to go. now a minute left. mahomes first down. he will find tie reek hill. 269 yards receiving. the chiefs win 27-24. could that

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an up and coming rapper shot and killed. the latest on the investigation. and as small businesses continue to struggle, some hope cyber monday will be a boost. offering discounts may hurt more

than help. finally, an unexplained metal structure in utah has disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared. the structure found in a desert canyon is flick named the monolith and has drawn widespread interests. it was first discovered november 18th by officers with the utah department of public safety. that's it, everybody. for abc7 news at

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