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a memorial set up in san francisco after two people were hit and killed by a vehicle, and now some say the driver to blame shouldn't have been on the streets in the first place. my story next. in san francisco, an indefinite stay-at-home order plus a rash of burglaries. many business owners telling us they know don't know how much longer they'll survive. and i'm tracking a wet and windy morning on the way tomorrow. we'll have all the details in the accuweather forecast. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. san francisco braces for what some say is inevitable, an extension of the stay-at-home order. but business owners are sounding the alarm, saying the closures are bringing on a dangerous crime trend. with that we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. the extension of that

stay-at-home order hinges on icu capacity. right now it's at 8% in the bay area, and the deadline to climb up to 15% is at the end of this week, or the order will continue. now, many business owners in san francisco are hoping city officials intervene, citing an increase in burglaries citywide during the closures. as abc7 news reporter luz pena joins us live now, luz, many are having to pay for damages during this already tough time. >> reporter: that's right, dion. tonight i spoke to several business owners who are blaming the indefinite stay-at-home order implemented by city officials as the free pass for crime to rise. it's a foggy night, and the only lights shining bright on this side of the embarcadero are coming from inside epic state and water bar restaurants. the managing partner says those lights are necessary after their last break-in. >> a whole bunch of outdoor heaters that were attached to umbrellas that all got vandalized and some of them

stolen. at epic, we actual will had a break-in. >> reporter: graffiti on this wall marks the night they realized this burglary will cost them close to $10,000 in damages. another setback to add to the bill. this was a month ago when they were open. >> we're losing about $50,000 per restaurant per month. >> reporter: epic steak is not alone. just a day ago, a wine bar on polk street woke up to this. thieves tried to break in. the owner says the noise woke up neighbors, who called police. >> that's one of the consequences of the shutdown in the city is that nobody's around. >> reporter: the latest data from the san francisco police department shows that burglaries have gone up 47% from 2019 to 2020. but it's still unclear how many of those cases have been businesses. >> now people are starting to

see their insurance premiums go up. >> reporter: president of san francisco's business commission is urging city officials to take notice and respond before it's too late. >> small businesses are being asked to shoulder the burden of protecting the public health, and they're incurring all of the cost of that burden. >> reporter: business owners are asking for city officials and the federal government to increase aid specially under the current indefinite stay-at-hoe order, some telling me they don't know how much longer they can survive this. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc7 news. >> it is a dire situation. luz, many thanks. now, the pandemic is causing massive wait times at santa clara county hospitals. the santa clara public health department says ambulances have waited up to seven hours to get a patient into the emergency department. while ambulances wait, emts are unable to respond to other emergencies, and the fire department has served as a backup six times. on saturday, 689 people in the

county were taken to the hospital. new details now on a covid-19 outbreak among kaiser permanente employees at its san jose emergency department. the number of people affected increased by one today to 44. kaiser is investigating whether an air powered christmas costume worn by a staff member on christmas day may be to blame for that outbreak. kaiser says that staff member was not showing any symptoms. the emergency department is undergoing a deep cleaning and contact tracing is under way. rain is returning to the bay area as we close out the first weekend of the year. taking a live look from our sutro tower camera showing some wisps of fog still lingering over san francisco tonight. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma tracking the storm that is moving in. and, drew, you say monday is going to be wet. >> yeah. tomorrow morning, dion, it's going to be wet and windy. live doppler 7 showing we have light rain in the north bay

reaching the city as well, and some light rain in the east bay as well. there's more rain on the way. actually the storm will intensify tomorrow morning. so on the storm impact scale, it's a level 2 moderate storm we are tracking tomorrow morning with showers and downpours, some gusty winds, even the chance of thunder. be we're going to go hour by hour and show you how much rain you can expect where you live in the full accuweather forecast. >> you can get the latest on the rain with live doppler 7 featured at our website and on the abc7 news app. you can track the wet weather by clicking the blue live bar at the top of that app. less than a week after a tragic and heartbreaking accident in san francisco, a grieving mother is talking to us all the way from japan. her daughter was one of two people killed after being hit by a vehicle as she walked in a san francisco crosswalk. police say the suspect in the case was a parolee in a stolen car. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone is following this story, joins us live tonight with new

developments. j.r., what a tragedy. >> reporter: it certainly is, and it certainly was, dion. i spoke with this grieving mother in japan, whose 27-year-old daughter died on new year's eve. so many questions tonight about how the suspect was still on the streets, but the mother says her focus is remembering her daughter. a grieving mother wiping away her tears from her home in japan as she talks about the memory of her daughter, hanako, one of two people killed as she walked in a crosswalk in the soma district of san francisco on new year's eve. >> i'm actually shaking right now, still talking about and thinking about what happened. >> reporter: that from han a's close friend in tokyo. currently as the memorial for hana grows in san francisco, this man, 45-year-old troy mcalester, is behind bars in connection with hana and another woman's death. police believe mcallister, who is on parole for robbery, was trying to make a get away, crashed into another car, and

that car hit and killed hana and another woman. there are questions as to why mcallister wasn't behind bars due to his past crimes, but family and friends are focused on han a'sa's memory. >> the main thing that she wants to tell everyone about hanako is that even when she came across some adversities in her life or on some difficult days, she would still always smile. >> it's very hard to come to terms that something like this could have happen to such a wonderful person. she's always made time for her friends and she did not deserve this. and no one deserves to have died like this. >> reporter: san francisco's district attorney, chesa boudin, says sfpd did not notify parole in mcallister's most recent arrest, and daly city police did not arrest mcallister after receiving a report that he may have stolen a car. they also didn't contact parole according to the d.a. the state says they followed

procedures and that no criminal charges were filed by the district attorney. han a's mom gave her thoughts on the suspect. >> hana was a person who always wished for everyone to be happy, and if it was her, she would like this person -- this person who did this to become happy as well, to lead a happy life. >> reporter: heartbreaking story here. friends are hopeful that people can continue leaving flowers at the site where this accident happened, on second and mission in san francisco. they have already raised more than $60,000 so that han a's family can come to the u.s. to bring her body back to japan, where she will be laid to rest. j.r. stone, abc7 news. >> we appreciate your hard work on this story, j.r. that number undoubtedly will grow in the continuing days. on the heels of this deadly hit-and-run, there is a petition to recall san francisco district attorney chesa boudin.

coming up, he'll join us live to address the criticism and what changes his office is making. that is at 11:30 right here on abc7. but first, california's employment development says it's cracking down on fraud.

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targeted shooting. protesters are calling for vacaville police to fire the officer caught on video punching his k-9 partner. a warning, this video may be disturbing to watch. video shows the officer sitting on and even punching the police dog. vacaville police say the k-9 was not returning a toy and then got aggressive, which prompted the officer's violent response. protesters today called on the department to take action against that officer. >> police dogs are police officers, and if one cop is beating up another cop, he should be fired. >> any other time an officer would have been put on leave right away. >> but the city says the investigation is still in progress. >> the city of vacaville making any excuses. we're not justifying any behavior, but we are investigating the incident thoroughly to make sure that whatever changes are necessary, that we're going to make those changes to make sure nothing like this happens again. >> vacaville police say the k-9 has been taken away from the officer, but that officer is

still working. people are having their accounts suspends as california's unemployment department cracks down on suspected fraud. the edd send out a tweet this morning saying it's halting payments on claiming it considers high-risk. account holders are being notified and will need to verify their identity to have their accounts unfrozen. our 7 on your side team has been investigating the numerous problems that have plagued the edd during the pandemic. you can watch our continuing coverage at abc7news.com/7onyourside. once again kicking it over to meteorologist drew tuma with more on this impending rain. hi, drew. >> hi, dion. we're seeing some light rain right now, and we do anticipate heavier showers moving in tomorrow morning. so live doppler 7, we've got green on the screen. we're going to zoom in to a couple locations. first we'll press in close to the north bay right now, where from healdsburg, santa rosa, napa, novato, san rafael, we have some light rain. but you do notice in the east

bay around hercules, we do have a quick-moving downpour pushing off to the east right now. we'll slide south. san francisco, some very fine mist. oakland some light showers. same story around concord and san ramon. as we go farther to the south, it's mainly dry right now around the south bay, but these showers, they will fill in over the next 12 hours. so tomorrow morning we will all get some rain out of this storm system. we do have a high surf advisory along our coastline where we could see large breakers up to 30 feet. this high surf advisory will last until 11:00 p.m. tuesday. temperatures right now, we're mainly in the upper 40s to lower 50s. with this cloud cover overhead and these showers moving through, numbers pretty much going to stay where they are overnight tonight. so tonight we'll maybe drop one or two degrees from our current temperatures, but the bigger story is the rain that is going to be moving through. so on the storm impact scale, it's a level 2 moderate storm we

are tracking here tomorrow morning with showers and some pockets of heavier rain. gusty winds as well as that front moves through. there's the chance for some thunder. so future weather, early tomorrow morning, about 4:30 in the morning, mainly some light rain in the north bay. then close to sunrise, we'll begin to see more of those downpours develop along that cold front. later in the morning, we'll start to see those showers slide south, so it's later in the morning we do expect that rain to move into the south bay with those scattered downpours as well. as that front moves through here in the morning, it will kick up the winds as well. so future tracker wind gusts will stop the clock at 10:00 a.m. as that front is moving through. you can see the winds are racing out of the southwest anywhere from about 20 to 35 miles per hour. so it is a windy morning we will experience tomorrow. rainfall estimates as this front moves through, i think it's a really good estimate anywhere from a quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rain for many of us. we could see higher totals in

the north bay and in the santa cruz mountains where those downpours kind of linger a little longer. tomorrow with that rain and wind in the morning, temperatures will gradually climb into the mid and upper 50s. and we'll track some snow in the sierra. a winter storm warning in effect starting tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. where our highest peaks could see up to two feet of snow. so the accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll show you tomorrow it's that morning rain and wind. we'll track more rain on the way for wednesday evening. another storm moves in here on friday. dion, even the weekend, saturday and sunday, we'll track some scattered showers. meteorologist mike nicco is going to have an update on that rain and wind moving through tomorrow morning starting at 5:00 a.m. but i think rain is some nice sleeping weather to contend with. >> you always see the bright side whenever it comes to rain, don't you? >> yeah, it's nice. >> spoken like a true meteorologist. drew, thanks. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, u.s. air travel hits a pandemic high. you'll hear from ♪ ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪

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portland cut a 20-point warriors lead to 9. here's damian lillard. fourth quarter, loose ball. steph scoops, fires. there's 48. he broke his career high of 54 on free throws, and late in the game, oh, gosh, steph launching from deep. that's 59 points, and the swagger is back for steph. and one more time. draymond just knows where number 30 is. curry going to knock this down. that's 62. the new career high, and he is flying around. everyone going crazy. just imagine if there were fans. warriors win 137-122. they're back even at 3-3. curry gets a postgame bath courtesy of the brother-in-law damion lee and his splash brother sent congratulations as well. >> defend us and me individually and -- >> get him. >> ah! >> appreciated the tweet. i've been chasiing to get into that club since he did it.

so, yeah, takes one to know one, so i appreciate it. >> 49ers hosting the nfc west champs from their arizona home. the final home game of the regular season. jimmy g and sherm looking on. third quarter, beathard finds george kittle. incredible catch for number 85. he had seven catches, 68 yards. that led to a niners field goal and the lead. there's ten guys watching. that's almost an entire squad. here's the first touchdown of the game. jeff wilson jr. from seven yards out. that made it 16-6. and he's going to say hi to his mom on the way to the sidelines. 2 1/2 to go. fourth and goal for seattle. and russell wilson, he's just so good against san francisco. rolls right and then pass back left to tyler lockett. that's your go ahead score. the niners add a late touchdown. 49ers, though, fall 26-23. niners glad this season is over. >> i'm very happy the season's

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bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. once again good evening and thank you so much for staying with us. i'm dion lim. okay. right away let's get back to those new developments in that deadly new year's eve hit-and-run. on the heels of the crash, there is now a petition to recall san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. he joins us live now. chesa, right away criticism over the way you have handled the situation. that undoubtedly is at a fever pitch. i mean forget about all of those who are upset over your handling of nonviolent crimes. in this case, two people are dead. the suspected driver here is a serial offender who is out on parole. your spokesperson told us tonight the parole office followed all procedures, essentially saying that they are, in a way, responsible. now, i should point out that the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, the parole office, made a statement which provided you all the details needed to revoke

bail, but yet you chose to do nothing. why are you blaming the parole office instead of taking direct accountability here? >> first of all, dion, let's start with the tragedy that this is. two families lost loved ones, and that harm can never be undone. my victims services team has been working hard all weekend to support the next of kin, and i am meeting tomorrow with the mother, hannah abe, who was one of the two women killed in this tragic accident. but the next thing we need to focus on is accountability. mr. mcallister, the man we believe committed this crime, will be held accountable. this is a violent crime, as you said. it is a deathly serious crime. and the case was only presented to us over the weekend, and we will hold him accountable. we'll announce the charges that we're filing tomorrow morning, and i expect that he will be arraigned in open court as soon as tuesday afternoon. in terms of the other issues that you mentioned, the fact of

the matter is we are not pointing the finger at parole, and i'm sorry if you misunderstood the statement that our spokesperson made. this is not about blaming parole. this is about recognizing that there are numerous law enforcement agencies and that we all have to depend on each other to do the job properly. here when mr. mcallister was arrested on december 20th, the san francisco police department neglected to even notify his parole agent. we cannot expect parole to intervene or to effectively supervise people if other agencies fail to communicate with them when their supervises are arrested. that's exactly what happened on december 20th. and on december 29th, the chronicle broke this story earlier this evening. on december 29th, mr. mcallister stole the car that he used in this fatal hit-and-run in daly city. the woman that he stole the car from reported it to daly city police, and daly city police identified mr. mcallister as the

person who stole the car. they were aware he was a parolee. they had his address, his phone number, and most importantly, they knew that he had a firearm in his possession. and instead of going out and trying to arrest mr. mcallister or instead of notifying his parole officer so they could do their job, they wrote in their report that they intended to wait until january 3rd, today. by today, it's too late. the harm has been caused. and so my office is going to focus on supporting the victim's families, on holding mr mr. mcallister accountable, and we're going to take a hard look on why it is that we relied on the san francisco police department to communicate to parole when we could have done it ourselves. and going forward, we will communicate directly with parole in every case. >> chesa, with all due respect, it feels as though you are deflecting just a little bit. i do need to point something out. i don't think i did or my reporter or my producer misunderstood any correspondence that came from our office.

but moving on for the interest of time, speaking of blame that you're putting on daly city police, it seems as though you have been blaming sfpd as well. a high-ranking source within the department tells me tonight that you're blaming police reporting, saying they are not sufficient enough to press charges. we saw it riff rinsed in a live facebook discussion you had with chief scott as well. talk about that blame you're putting on police for their shortcomings when really i'd lie to hear some tangible examples of what you plan to do going forward. >> sure. well, absolutely. this is not about blaming police for anything related to this case. but the fact of the matter is my office cannot prosecute cases until and unless the police present us with adequate evidence that a crime was committed. and i'll tell you in san francisco, this is according to the police department's own statistics. let's say burglaries as an example. in 2020, police solved 11.6% of reported burglaries. that means in about 90%, 89% of

reported burglaries, there's no case for us to even prosecute. now, this isn't about blaming the police. as i said, with chief scott in facebook live and as i've said repeatedly, we need to work with the police and with all other law enforcement agencies that we partner with to do a better job keeping the city safe. i can't do it without the police. they can't do it without me. and parole certainly can't do it if nobody even tells them somebody they supervise was arrested. and that's exactly what happened here on december 20th and again with a different agency on december 29th. >> wrapping things up, i need to ask you for a tangible solution because i feel like this is the response you give whenever we end up speaking to you after the countless number of nonviolent crimes, for example. you mentioned burglaries that happened across this city. i have covered personally dozens upon dozens of them where victims want answers, and we get the same lip service. what is your response to them? >> well, dion, i don't think i've spoken with you or been on

your show before, so you certainly haven't gotten lip service from me. but my answer is this. my office, since i took office less than a year ago, has filed over 4,300 new criminal cases. we've done that despite the courts being shut down, despite covid-19, and i have personally taken an old homicide case that was languishing for no reason to a grand jury and obtained an indictment so that we can move that murder case forward to justice. i will continue to personally do whatever it takes to provide justice and safety to the people of san francisco who i am so proud to lead and to serve. >> we should point out members of the district attorney's office have indeed been on our newscast multiple times. chesa boudin, district attorney for san francisco. moving on now, we are tracking the return of rain to the bay area. a live look at the golden gate bridge showing that thick fog, socking it in tonight. you can really hardly see the bridge is even there. it's all part of a storm that

will usher in some showers overnight. we do want to get back to abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma with a look at the accuweather forecast. drew. >> yeah, dion. you can see live doppler 7 right now. we are tracking light showers across much of the bay area. you can see light rain from the north bay falling around the city, and even parts of the east bay right now. we are dealing with that fog like you mentioned. down to less than two miles from novato to san carlos, even fairfield down to a half of a mile. so visibility certainly an issue with our level 2 moderate storm we are tracking tomorrow morning. we're going to go hour by hour on future weather coming up in the

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the election. >> so, look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> the audio was obtained by "the washington post." the president asks raffensperger, who is also a republican, to recalculate the results. >> so -- so tell me, brad, what are we going to do? we won the election, and it's not fair to take it away from us like this. and it's going to be very costly in many ways. >> raffensperger says several times that the president is wrong and that he stands by the results. our coverage of the trump tape controversy will continue tomorrow morning on abc7 and on "good morning america" starting at 7:00 a.m. new details tonight on how president-elect joe biden's inauguration will unfold on

january 20th. the swearing in ceremony may be the only thing that looks traditional, and everything else will be prioritized for health and safety. after biden takes the oath of office, there will be a socially distanced pass in review. it's a military tradition reflecting the peaceful transfer of power. biden will then be escorted to the white house by members from every branch of the military. the inaugural parade won't go away completely but a virtual parade will be televised. featuring performances from communities across the country. today appeared to be great return home as airports saw a big jump in passengers. that includes sfo, which had one of its busiest weekends since the start of the pandemic. it is calm tonight as we take a live look outside there tonight. but the airport was buzzing with security lines that were full. abc7 news reporter anser hassan found out that the warning from lawmakers to stay home didn't seem to deter many travelers. >> reporter: emanuel perez

arrived home to the bay area after visiting his kids in florida. >> i got two kids on the east coast. i got to see them, you know. >> reporter: like many, perez says this is the first time he flew since the start of the pandemic. and the first time he was able to see his kids. he admits he was worried. he had a full flight and faced large crowds at the airports. >> i knew what i was doing. unfortunately i just had to do it. i couldn't keep on going without seeing my family. that's just the downside. two kids and it's not fair to them. >> reporter: perez will get a covid test tomorrow and quarantine for the next ten days. >> reporter: travelers returning to santa clara county and san francisco must quarantine for ten days. san francisco supervisor matt haney says it's one way to keep the new strain of the virus out of the city. >> you know, there's not a whole lot of ways for it to be enforces. so i think really what we're saying that this is the best practice. if you're coming into san francisco, stay home for ten days. >> reporter: despite pleas from

lawmakers to stay home, the tsa says on saturday, it screened nearly 1.2 million people, a record high since the pandemic began, and close to 2 million people will travel this holiday weekend. noah lund and his friends just got back from a beach vacation in mexico. >> i'm not necessarily too afraid for my sake. if i was older, maybe. but i'm young. we need to realize there's another problems other than just covid. >> reporter: it's important to note that the quarantine measures apply to everyone traveling into the bay area, not just those traveling by air. at sfo, anser hassan, abc7 news. >> as we took that live look outside at sfo, things looked pretty clear, drew, at least for now. but that is going to change very soon. >> yeah, dion, especially tomorrow morning right around sunrise. we do expect some heavier showers to be moving through the bay area. tonight any wet weather we have on live doppler 7 right now is very light. fine mist if not some light rain right now. as we go hour by hour on future

weather, by 9:30 tomorrow morning, there are those downpours moving through. and this front will slide south throughout the mid-afternoon. we will get maybe some sunshine before the day is through as this storm system clears out. but tomorrow morning it is rainy. it is windy. here are the wind gusts. you can see racing out of the southwest. likely anywhere from 20 to 35 miles per hour, so it will be a pretty gusty morning tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven day. morning rain and wind on your monday with na level 2 moderate storm we are tracking. drier day tuesday but evening showers move in wednesday. another storm arrives on friday. dion, it looks like next weekend is unsettled as well. we'll track some on and off showers both saturday and on sunday. >> all right. drew, thanks. here's chris now with a final look at sports. coming up in sports, the 49ers prepare for life after robert saleh. plus all eyes on alex. could the former niners quarterback lead washington in the

>> announcer: sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. 49ers defensive coordinator robert saleh did not get a head coaching job last time around. it would be a total shock if he's not hired this time around. head coach kyle shanahan confirmed after today's game, saleh set to interview with atlanta tomorrow. there will likely be more as the coaching carousel begins to spin. saleh coached up a defense that was missing many starters yet still gave offenses across the league plenty of trouble, including seattle for most of the game. after today's game, the 49ers talked about their dc, who is likely to be headed to leading his own team next season. >> i would be very surprised, just like you said, if we don't lose him. i don't know what's wrong with people if they don't hire him. i mean he's as good as you can get. >> he's a very consistent person and persistent ask that feeds to us, and that's how we go out

there and play. >> he's an outstanding coach. i'm happy for him, you know. i hope he gets the head coaching job. >> he's meant so much to me just from the moment coming out in the draft, the belief he had in me and has continued to have in me since i stepped on the field with the 49ers. i can't thank him enough. >> i hope everyone's not very smart and doesn't hire him so i can keep him, but i'm expecting not to have him. sunday night football, alex smith and washington, win and you're in. smith threw two first half touchdowns. smith putting this ball where only his guy could catch it. washington up 17-14 at recess. fourth quarter, washington still up three. smith's receiver falls down and the eagles with the interception. smith clearly frustrated. he had two picks on the night. two plays later, sudfield can't grab the snap. chase young picks it up. washington kicked a field goal and the eagles never really recovered after that. washington wins 20-14.

washington will host tom brady and tampa on wild card weekend. rams hosting the cardinals. winner makes the playoffs. jared goff out due to a thumb surgery. kyler murray went out with a leg injury early in the game. troy hill of the rams with a juggling interception. he's going to go 84 yards for the pick six. rams win 18-7. l.a. will play seattle in the playoffs. the cards are out. green bay at chicago, packers win and they clinch the nfc's top seed. the bears scored first but in the second quarter, all rodgers. he drew one td to tie it up, then a wide open 72 yards. 14-10 packers. this touchdown pass to dominick daphne sets the packers.packers. late fourth, rodgers finds palo alto high's de'vante as ams. packers win 35-15.

they clinch the top seed and a bye in the nfc playoffs. with the cardinals loss, the bears also made the playoffs. how about jon gruden and the raiders trying to avoid a four-game losing streak to end the season. denver deep m their own until drew lock. this is a disaster for the raiders defense. the longest pass play in the nfl all year. 92 yards. 31-24 broncos. fourth and goal for vegas. josh jacobs gets them within a point. john grud ensays let's go for two. derek carr and the team going to have to dial this thing up. they go for darren waller. tight pass. two-point conversion is good. gruden, he approves. last chance for the broncos. field goal triy and it is blocked. the nfl playoff picture is set for the first time ever we have a super wild card weekend. two days of triple headers. tom brady and the bucs take on alex smith saturday night.

and abc7 has the first game on sunday when the ravens take on the titans for a 10:05 a.m. local start. stanford cardinal putting their unbeaten record on the line. cardinal led 19-4 after one. there she is. rverse layup on the block. uses the right hand off the glass. she adds 12 rebounds. stanford wins 68-60. they are now 9-0 this season. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. in the east bay, the three huge cranes that arrived in the bay area last wednesday could be installed at the port of oakland as soon as tomorrow. once in place, they're tower more than 400 feet above the wharf, the tallest on the west coast. the cranes are needed to accommodate ultra large container ships. the final new episode of "jeopardy!" hosted by alex trebek will air this upcoming

week. tomorrow's episode contains a powerful message about the season of giving from alex. the last episode airs friday and will include a special tribute. six of the week's contestants are also from the bay area. you can watch "jeopardy!" week nights at 7:00 right here on abc7. and that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. don't forget abc7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for drew and chris, thank you for joining us. please do find me on facebook, instagram, and twte

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