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this sale won't last, so click, call, or visit a store today! over 1,500 people were tested today in san francisco, hoping they didn't get covid over the thanksgiving holiday. >> thanksgiving air travel down by more than half compared to last year but still a busy day out here as people come back to new restrictions and new quarantines. the 49ers with an inspiring road win over the rams, but where will their next game be played? the team's reaction tonight to santa clara county's new restrictions. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. i don't want to take that chance because how bad this virus is. it ain't no joke. >> as the holiday weekend comes to an end, bay area residents are getting tested and considering quarantines as covid cases continue to rise. the surge is forcing new

restrictions and leaving business owners and now sports teams to figure out the next steps. >> very proud of our guys that i couldn't give them the answers and they could put it to the side. >> with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. all of these new restrictions are made with health in mind, something we're focused on as we work to build a better bay area. more than 15,600 covid cases were reported today in california. that is the second highest count ever. numbers later this week will be a better reflection of the holiday's impact. results in many counties are lagging because of the long weekend. now, the number of people hospitalized is more than 7,400. that's more than triple when compared to a month ago on october 29th. public health experts fear that holiday gatherings and travel could worsen the covid surge. data shows hundreds of thousands of people traveled despite warnings not to.

abc7 news reporter matt boone spoke to travelers today about whether they plan to quarantine. >> reporter: there's what public health experts want and then there's the reality. people trying to see family during thanksgiving, doing whatever they can to feel like they're traveling safely. >> there was only one person behind me. >> reporter: eric shows off photos from his flight to sfo from south korea earlier this week. >> because it was so empty, i felt more comfortable to take the mask off and eat something. >> reporter: he says he's flying back to korea tonight, a country with much stricter rules. >> i'm going to be quarantined for 14 days automatically, but i need two negative tests to be able to get out. but if i have a positive test at all, then i'm put in isolation, and it will be through christmas and new year's. >> reporter: starting tomorrow, santa clara is the only bay area county to enact a mandatory quarantine for travelers coming from 150 miles away or more. california issued a travel advisory more than two weeks ago recommending anyone coming into the state self-quarantine for

two weeks, but so far officials are relying on travelers to self-police. >> got back yesterday, and airports were busy. it doesn't seem like it outside, but inside it's busy. >> reporter: dave lall works for an airline at sfo and came back after visiting family in new jersey. he says he was supposed to work today, but is playing the quarantine by ear. >> took the day off today because i did feel a little under the weather. >> reporter: meantime, he just got back from ethiopia. >> i was expecting a lot of people traveling, but i found like a few passengers on the plane. >> reporter: he says he took a test before he left but wasn't planning on quarantining. >> i didn't feel any of the symptoms. >> reporter: still the pandemic and travel advisories have significantly curbed holiday travel. yesterday about 960,000 people passed through tsa gates. that's down from 2.6 million the saturday after thanksgiving last year. in millbrae, matt boone, abc7

news. >> santa clara county announced the new quarantine restriction yesterday along with some new rules for businesses due to a fear of rising hospitalizations. professional, collegiate and youth sports are suspended until at least december 21st. this has created quite the dilemma for the 49ers, who spoke about their next steps after playing in l.a. chris alvarez joining us now with more details. >> dion, that news was both surprising and disappointing for 49ers head coach child the ban of sports in santa clara county over the next three weeks leaves the 49ers looking for a place to practice and play. right now no official decision has been made on that location. coach shanahan said safety is the top concern while finding an adequate place to practice. they also need a stadium to actually play the games. the 49ers have two scheduled,

quote, unquote, home games, monday december 7th against the bills. that's a game you'll see on abc7. and sunday, december 14th, against washington. they still plan on playing those games. the question still remains where. >> we can handle anything, and we understand how big of a deal this virus is. that's why we're so committed. so we feel like we've done it as good as we and not only protected ourselves but really protected our community. >> right now we don't have a home. we don't know where we're going to be. it's up to the organization and, you know, the county and stuff like that to figure those things us. us players, we got to do our job to make sure we protect each other. who knows what the future holds? we'll be able to manage it, and we'll do our best. >> so with all this uncertainty, the niners played one of their better games of the year. they beat the rams in a thriller. we have the highlights in sports in just a minute. we're going to have to wait and see in the coming days where the niners are headed. the immediate futures of several other teams in santa clara county still being ironed

out tonight. the san jose sharks are getting ready to start training camp and in the college ranks, there's stanford, santa clara, and san jose state. stanford has canceled the women's basketball game tomorrow. san jose state's athletic director met with county health officials today. she says they'll decide on team practices and when is where games will be played in conjunction with the school's administration and the mountain west athletic conference. san francisco and san mateo counties also have new restrictions in place. both counties moved to the purple tier today. along with restrictions, the move means a 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew for nonessential activities. that goes into effect tomorrow night. in the bay area, only marin county remains in the less restrictive red tier. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has more on how business owners are adjusting. >> you teach us by them to love the things of heaven and hold fast to what endures through christ our lord. >> reporter: san francisco catholic archbishop salvatore

court leone ended the last indoor mass for a while at st. mary's cathedral, but he wasn't happy about it. 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 sociallydistance. >> i would like to see something that's more reasonable, that errs on the side of safety but also respects our first amendment right to worship. >> sometimes i don't feel as close to jesus when i don't come to his home, and i'm going to miss him again. >> reporter: gyms must close or operate outdoors, but that's almost impossible for planet granite indoor climbing gym in the presidio that's now forced to make some tough choices for the second time. >> they force us to furlough our 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 -- it's pretty sad just because rock climbing is such like a community sport. >> reporter: and golden gate park, top attractions like the de young 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 because we came to see this attraction, but we couldn't for the pandemic. >> reporter: many know their favorite spots will return, but for now it's time to pay attention and help flatten the curve. >> people who don't understand it, who aren't wearing masks, we have to be very mindful right now because it can affect their loved ones and a lot of people are dying. >> reporter: skystar wheel has been turning. the lights are on but no riders allowed. skystar management says it will work with folk who's already purchased tickets to reschedule

for another time. same goes for museums here in golden gate park. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> also in san francisco, efforts are under way to understand if thanksgiving led to covid spread. today ucsf and the latino task force held post-holiday covid testing in four neighborhoods. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke to those experts about their plan for the data. >> can i get your first name and last name? >> reporter: mario was one of more than 500 people tested at the excelsior's drive-through covid test site today. >> i try to get tested as regularly as possible, like once a week if i can. >> is that because of your job? >> yeah, it's because of my job. i work in the community. >> reporter: three miles away in the mission district, more than 500 others were also tested. >> i don't think i got contracted or anything because i'm around my family member but there's always that possibility. >> reporter: these are two

covid-19 test sites. the others were in the bay view and the tenderloin. >> places where access to testing is not as high, and we selects these four based off census tracking data. >> reporter: behind these sites are ucsf researchers and the latino task force, hoping to get some answers. what are you hoping to find? >> one of the things we're hoping is to identify cases. we're also looking at wanting to make sure that we bring testing to the communities most affected. and then we're trying to also understand sort of what's driving a lot of, you know, other things that are driving increased cases. >> reporter: at one point in the excelsior, there were more than 30 cars in line. they're attributing that success to those volunteers who went door to door for four days. >> tatiana hernandez. >> my name is natalie medina. >> i have experienced a lot of family member who's have passed away from corona. >> reporter: tonight she hopes the data collected prevents others from going through the

pain her family is experiencing. >> yes, we'll hit you with a text, but if it's positive, we'll call. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> you can check out details on the coronavirus situation in your county, including how fast cases are rising and what business restrictions are in place. you'll find this interactive map at abc7news.com. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, an up and coming rapper shot and killed in dublin. the latest on the investigation. i'm spencer christian. there's a chill in the air already. i'll show you how far our temperatures will drop tonight in my accuweather forecast coming up. and as small businesses continue to struggle, some hope cyber monday will be a

in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a stabbing tonight that left one person badly injured. it happened at capital avenue near mckee road near a target store just before 8:00. a motive for the attack or if any arrests have been made have not been released. a man who died after being shot early saturday in dublin has been identified as an up and coming bay area rapper. 26-year-old alexander mark antonio jr. went by the nickname lil yase. the san francisco resident was dropped off at a pleasanton hospital suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he later died at eden medical center. dublin police services say they located a crime scene near the dublin pleasanton b.a.r.t. station. no arrests have been made. the university of california has extended its application deadline after its admissions website went down today. the filing period for fall 2021

has been extended to 11:59 p.m. on friday, december 4th. it was supposed to close tomorrow just before midnight. prospective students had complained on social media about not being able to access the site. the university urged students not to procrastinate and to submit those applications before friday night. taking a look at our forecast now, spencer christian joining us. hi, spencer. >> okay. dion. as winter is just right around the corner, we're getting that overnight chill you would expect in winter, but our daytime weather has been really mild. so let's take a look at what's coming our way now. clear skies over the bay area right now. we have a few passing high clouds and a bank of clouds just offshore. this is the view from our rooftop camera at abc7 looking across the quiet embarcadero tonight. it's 52 degrees in san francisco, 48 across the bay inn oakland. 47 in gilroy. on we go to a view from the east

bay camera looking along the bay bridge. it's 37 degrees right now in santa rosa. novato 39. napa 40. fairfield 38. 46 in concord. 42 in livermore. here's a nice view of a portion of the skyline of san francisco, part of the embarcadero center is visible there in this view from the exploratorium camera. it will be mostly clear and chilly overnight. dry, mild pattern continues in our daytime weather for the next seven days, and it will be breezy to gusty in the hills this week. we have rough surf right now. it's going to get probably a bit rougher. a beach hazard statement will be in effect from 10:00 a.m. tomorrow to 10:00 a.m. tuesday. wave heights are increasing and as that occurs, there's the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. so on we go to a look at our future radar forecast animation overnight. notice clouds offshore passing along the coastline but not really pushing up against the coast or inland. we'll see a wave of high clouds swing by, but basically skies

will be clear overnight and they'll certainly be mainly sunny tomorrow. overnight low temperatures will drop into the low to mid 30s in some of the north bay valleys. upper 30s in the south bay. highs will range from mid-50s at the coast to low 60s around the bay shoreline to mid and upper 60s inland. as we look at our future radar going into this week coming up, you can see that there will be some weather disturbances moving into the pacific northwest but they're not going to hit the bay area. some of the northernmost parts of california could get a sprinkle or two out of these passing systems. going through the week, it looks like it's going to remain dry. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. mainly sunny days ahead and of course dry conditions and relatively mild, especially from midweek from wednesday on into the weekend. we can expect upper 60s in our inland areas, close to 70

degrees. mid to upper 60s around the bay shoreline. upper 50s to about 60 degrees on the coast. so the mild, dry pattern continues. not a drop of rain in sight, at least for the next seven days. dion. >> still waiting for that rain. spencer, thanks. new at 11:00, this signer monday is predicted to be the largest in online shopping history with nearly $13 billion in sales. independently owned businesses have been struggling during the pandemic but many tell us they have reason to opt out of the retail holiday. plants and friends in san francisco says small business saturday is their busiest day of the year. yesterday sales were actually up 50% compared to a regular saturday during the pandemic. now, while the business does have an online store, they're choosing not to participate in cyber monday deals and discounts. >> online sales are more expensive to the retailer. in addition to having your brick and mortar space and your staff

that's there to process all of your orders, there's the extra time that goes into answering all of those emails and trying to make those extra connections. there's the web hosting fees. there's the extra processing fees for delivery orders. >> i didn't even think of all of those things. harmony says staff already work extra overtime hours on top of their in-store hours to keep up with online sales. she says that human connection with your local business is something you just can't get online. now, even after a record black friday weekend, many major retailers are offering deals tomorrow on everything from electronics to kitchen appliances. abc's deirdre bolton has a preview of some of the best things to buy. >> reporter: tonight holiday shoppers kexpected to break all records for online shopping in a single day. >> we're super excited about cyber monday this year, more than ever. >> reporter: with retailers offering some serious bargains around cyber monday. beats headphones regularly 299,

now 169. 75 inch 4 k tvs cut from 799 to 499. this kitchen aid mixer now $279, a savings of $100. last year americans spent $9.4 billion on cyber monday. tomorrow's forecast, up as much as 35%, which would make tomorrow the largest online sales day ever. the pandemic changing not just how we shop this holiday season but also why. >> this is a moment where people are gifting and giving to their friends and family as a way of boosting their spirits. >> reporter: and it's also about the kinds of purchases that make sense in a time of social distancing. >> home goods doing super well, outdoor stuff. >> reporter: with retailers expecting reduced foot traffic in their brick and mortar stores, those were mobile apps are out ahead. shopping by phone accounts for nearly half of all online holiday sales so far. all spending giving a real boost to the economic recovery. deirdre bolton, abc news, new

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the tree twins are back on the streets of san francisco just in time for the holiday season. our abc7 news crew team ran into the duo on the embarcadero tonight. the tree twins, as they're called, say they've been dressing up for the past five holiday seasons just for fun and to spread joy. this year's costumes are all new. the pair will be out and about until christmas eve and encourage people who run into them to snap a photo and tag them on social media. chris, you had a good joke about this. >> i don't know if i had a joke. i just was saying that they kind of look similar to the stanford fr tree. the stanford tree was not present at the big game the other day.

the niners wondering where they're going to call home. the temporary sports ban in santa clara county.

>> announcer: sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. after today's game, 49ers head coach kyle shanahan expects his disappointment of the news finding out his team can't practice or play in santa clara county. he says they're looking for a place that's safe. right now, nothing official on where that could be. we'll find out in the coming days. 49ers first game at the rams new stadium in l.a. shanahan thrilled to get some of those play makers back. welcome back deebo samuel.

33 yards first down, move the chains. then later on that drive, welcome back raheem mostert. you sense a theme? touchdown for raheem. jared goff, a rough go. welcome back richard sherman from injury. he picks them off. it's nice to have uncle sherm in the secondary. here comes the pressure. goff throws it to rookie kinlaw. touchdown. dives into the end zone. 14-3 san francisco. the rams defense, they showed up. aaron donald strips mostert. all of a sudden it's a 17-13 game. next niners possession, as mostert upset about the fumble. donald can't be stopped. he sacks nick mullmullens. niners forced to punt. the rams have a lead earthly in the fourth. mullens, third down pass to

deebo, and the yards after catch were huge. he had 133 yards on 11 catches. goes down to the final play of the game. 42 yards out, and it is true. the niners walk off 23-20 winners. they're now 5-6 overall. they sweep the rams but afterwards an emotional shanahan on a crazy last 24 hours. >> i get it. they made that decision and we got to deal with it. but to find that out through a tweet or a press conference where i have an entire plane coming up to me, i have all wives, everyone's girlfriends, everyone's family members, kids saying that what they heard there, are we going to be gone for the entire month of december? are we going to be quarantined for 14 days had we get back? that's all we could talk about for the last 18 hours because we got no answers from them. and i was just very disappointed and very proud of our guys that i couldn't give them the answers, and they could put it to the side and come out and play like that. i got so much appreciation for

our team and those players, and i'm very proud to be those guys' coach. raiders in atlanta. vegas had a three game winning streak heading into this one. the story this game was that. turnovers, raiders inability to hold on to the ball. derek carr sacked three times. in the third quarter, carr back to pass and picked off by deion jones. he's going the other way. 67 yard pick six. the raiders lose 43-6, a bad loss, dropping to 6-5 overall. now on the outside of the playoff picture looking in. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. niners and bills, wherever they will be, abc7, we know that. a week from tomorrow. >> the place to be. thanks. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. the question about who will get a coronavirus vaccine first could be decided as soon as tuesday. details on the key cdc meeting this week.

and a bit of a painful weekend for the president-elect as he fractures a foot. what happened to joe biden is some

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>> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. once again good evening. i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, starting tomorrow santa clara county is the only bay area county to enact a mandatory quarantine for travelers coming from 150 miles away. most essential workers are exempt from the requirement. so far the county hasn't said how they might enforce that order. san francisco and san mateo counties also have new

restrictions in place. both counties moved to the purple tier today. along with restrictions, the move means a 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew for nonessential activities. that goes into effect tomorrow night. in the bay area, only marin county remains in the less restrictive tier. millions of americans are making the round trip home after the long holiday weekend. you might recall the cdc recommended against holiday travel, and now dr. anthony fauci is warning about a surge upon a surge of coronavirus cases. abc news reporter alex presha explains why health officials are so concerned. >> reporter: as americans head home from their thanksgiving destinations, health experts warn the holiday could become a superspreader. >> we may see a surge upon a surge. we don't want to frighten people, but that's just the reality. >> reporter: the tsa screening more than 8 million people over the past nine days. tens of millions more driving despite cdc warnings to stay home. >> the plane coming back this time was way more crowded than

going up, so that made me a little nervous. >> reporter: november is now the worst month on record for the coronavirus. more than 4 million people infected. nearly 35,000 deaths. more than 91,000 americans currently hospitalized, a 93% spike since november 1st. >> we're exhausted. we are tired. i have nurses that in the middle of the day start crying because they keep on getting patients, and there's just not enough nurses that can help us. >> reporter: in new york the positivity rate at its highest level since may. the governor could soon announce new restrictions. but public schools in new york city, which closed earlier this month, will begin reopening december 7th. >> we will have testing that is going to go from monthly in every school to weekly in every school. we will have consent forms required for attendance. >> reporter: los angeles county banning gatherings with anyone outside your household. restaurants only open for takeout and delivery. with potential vaccines right around the corner, preparations

are already under way for distribution. united airlines has already begun shipping doses of pfizer's vaccine. moderna is expected to apply for emergency use authorization of its vaccine as early as this week. but new polling suggests 42% of americans would not get vaccinated. alex presha, abc news, washington. the question over who will get a coronavirus vaccine first could be decided as soon as tuesday. that's when a group of cdc advisers will meet to take up the issue. experts have proposed giving it to health workers first. a high priority on essential workers, people with certain medical conditions, and others ages 65 and older. the faa says chartered flights bringing the first mass shipment of the vaccine from belgium to the u.s. began friday. to stay on top of all of the latest vaccine news, we've assembled the abc7 vaccine team. you see them here. dr. alok patel, reporters kate larsen, kumasi aaron, and luz

pena. plus 7 on your side's michael finney. 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 x ray showed no obvious signs of a fracture, but a ct scan revealed a hairline fracture in his mid foot. biden's doctor says he will likely need to wear a walking boot for several weeks. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, hawaii tourism officials are trying to lure tech workers to the state, advertising remote work with a view. we explain the incentives and the application process for workers looking to live the island lifestyle. sounds good, spencer. i'm spencer christian tracking a long string of dry, mild, pre-winter days. i'll have the accuweather fo

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well, you may not have known his name, but you do know the character he played. actor david prowse was the man who brought the ultimate movie villain to life. here's abc news reporter clayton sandell on why prowse chose to play darth vader so many years ago. >> reporter: the moment he stepped on-screen in the original "star wars," actor david prowse gave life to one of the most iconic villains of all time. without saying a word. before darth vader, prowse was the monster in "the hero." >> looks like you two need a lesson in crossing the road. >> reporter: here reminding kids to be safe in british tv ads. a a 6'6" bodybuilder and champion weight lifter, prowse had a physique director george lucas needed for "star wars." he was offered the part of i turned down chewbacca at once.

i know people remember villains longer than heroes. what prowse didn't know is george lucas was planning to replace his thick welsh accent. >> find the passengers. i want them alive! >> reporter: he was also disappointed that when vader's helmet came off, it was a different actor underneath. but today lucas praised prowse for helping vader leap off the screen. david was up for anything and contributed to the success of what would become a memorable tragic figure. in later years, prowse continued to attend fan conventions, always signing "david prowse is darth vader." he was 85. the portrayal of a character he always considered his is timeless. clayton sandell, abc news. someone broke into the fresno zoo this morning and stole two exotic birds. one of them is critically endangered. that one is the crested cockatoo.

the thief cut a lock at the zoo's avery at 4:30 this morning. police say the suspect stuffed the birds into a duffel bag before escaping. zookeepers are urging the thief to return the birds as soon as possible because both are older and need specialized care. hawaiian officials want to woo workers to the islands with the promise that it is the best place to work from home. the group mores and chakas is aiming bring more high skilled white collar work to the state. hawaii's tourism-based economy has been decimated by the pandemic. the first round of applicants was approved today and will get round-trip airfare to honolulu. in exchange, workers must commit to being good stewards of the hawaiian islands and contribute to a local nonprofit. i could totally see spencer christian working from a beautiful island although our weather is kind of, you know, warmer, island-ish. >> it is in the daytime. of course nighttime has been kind of chilly-ish, but i'll take the daytime weather for

sure. here's a look at what's going on tonight, dion. we've got mainly clear skies now and through the overnight hours, mainly clear with just a few passing high clouds. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 30s inland, upper 30s to low 40s near the coast and bay. then tomorrow another sunny and mild day is coming our way. it will be a little bit cooler at the coast and near the bay. inland highs will be in the mid to upper 60s tomorrow. low 60s around the bay. mid-50s on the coast. you can see on our forecast animation there's just not much going on tonight. a bank of clouds offshore and a few passing high clouds, and that's just about it. so here's a look at our accuweather seven-day forecast. beginning midweek, wednesday, continuing into the weekend it's going to be quite mild with inland highs in the upper 60s to near 70. mid to upper 60s around the bay shoreline and about 60 degrees or perhaps even higher on the coast. it's a long, dry, mild spell that stretches into, well, almost through the first week in december if you can believe

that. >> hard to believe. all right. spencer, thanks. now here's chris with sports. >> coming up in sports, we go around the nfl. action from week 12. plus niners are looking for a new temporary home. we have reaction from the

>> announcer: sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. nothing has gone according to plan for the niners in 2020. the team decimated by injuries and they're dealing with players going on and off the covid list. now they have to look for a new temporary home over the next three weeks in response to santa clara county's temporary ban of sports in the area. after today's win over the rams, head coach kyle shanahan expressed his disappointment with that ruling, explaining his team is looking for some basic needs. a place that's obviously safe, a suitable practice field, and a stadium to play their games in. no official word on where that might be yet. 49ers have two scheduled home

games during this time period, monday december 7th against the bills right here on abc7. and sunday december 14th against washington. >> the biggest thing for me is us leaving our families. we're all humans just like everyone else. it's a big deal to leave your family for the whole month of december. this virus is a huge deal. >> it's a fight out here every day. you're fighting for your life. i just want people to understand that. it's not just football players. it's the whole organization. it's everybody. people have to make sacrifices out here. i sacrificed to leave my family behind so that way i can make a living for them. >> it's been a roller coaster all season to say the least, and this is one more of those things where it's out of our control. >> you can't worry about things that are out of your control. that's when you get messed up, worried about the outside distractions. we were in l.a. we have a game ahead of us. that's all we could focus on. >> we have to start practicing by thursday and get three days in. i think that gives us some time.

again, i wish we could practice here and then fly to another place and play wherever on monday. but i don't think that's happening, so know we'll start working on that. packers hosting the bears. the last time the niners played at levy's, they hosted the packers. jamal williams watching himself on that scoreboard. aaron rodgers went over the 50,000 career passing yards tonight. he finds davante adams who does his own dance in the end zone. rodge rodge rodgers throws his third touchdown of the game. mitch trubisky making his first start since week three. didn't go well. we got preston smith with the scoop and score. at one point it was 41-10 packers, but the bears scored a little bit late to make it a 41-25 game. marquee game of the day. mahomes versus brady. second quarter we pick it up. patrick mahomes to tyreek hill. he's wide open, makes a move,

and gets real fancy with it. back flip into the end zone. 17-0 as you see it twice. he had 200 receiving yards in the first quarter. that's crazy. brady struggled in this one. two picks including this one by the honey badger, tyrann mathieu. brady would make it a game. he's going to find mike evans, the 7 yard touchdown. we've got a three-point game with four minutes to go. now under a minute to go. chiefs need a first down to win the game. mahomes rolls left and finds hill. that will clinch it. mahomes had 462 yards passing. chiefs win by three. will these two teams meet in tampa for the super bowl. >> all of the broncos could not play because of covid issues so kendall hilton started. he hasn't played a quarterback game since college at wake forest and didn't go well. one completion, threw two interceptions, the first time a team had more interceptions than completed passes in more than 20 years.

the saints are without drew brees. murray had two rushing scores. the saints beat the broncos, 31-3. todd golden and the dons.dons.d. usf never led in the first half. the high floater makes it an eight-point game. reset, make the three. he had a game-high 22. it is a six-point game but they can't get any closer. rhode island breaks the press right here. d.j. johnson, alley-oop to antoine walker. dons lose. it's time to celebrate vin's birthday. that's my best impression of vin scully. the former legendary broadcaster turned 93 today. he spent 67 years as the dodgers play by play man. his last game was at oracle park for the 2016 finale. for all his connections to the dodgers, he said he grew up a giants fan when they still played in new york. a very happy birthday to the legendary, the ageless wonder

vin scully. abc7 sports sponsored by your loyal toyota dealers. last time i tried to make an impression of vin scully, but he says it's time for dodgers baseball, and he did it so legendary for all those years in l.a. and brooklyn too. >> i thought that was a very good effort, chris. >> i tried. >> thank you for that. >> that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. abc7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for spencer and chris and all of us here, thank you so much for joining us

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