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tonight, in union city, after someone posted a controversial sign right next to this busy intersection. the fallout, tonight, as police investigate who posted a "white lives matter" banner. >> reporter: as covid cases continue to surge, bay area firefighters are being deployed across california. >> we will have the latest on the wind advisory tomorrow in the accuweather forecast. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a better bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> new, tonight. a 4.2-magnitude earthquake rattles the bay area. the quake hit at about 8:00, tonight, near aromas. that is just outside of gilroy,

about 50 miles south of san jose. callers reported feeling it in san leandro and as far north as san francisco. the quake was located near the san andreas fault. records show it has been years since we have had a magnitude 4 or greater quake on the san andreas fault here in the bay area. thank you for joining us, i am dion lim. our other top story tonight involves race and social justice. some of the key topics we are focused on as we continue to work to build a better bay area. a banner in union city with the words white lives matter was quickly taken down this morning, after being placed on city-owned property. matt boone spoke to community members about what it means to see such a sign during a time of deepening national division. >> reporter: behind me, you can see where it was, in between these two posts in the middle of

union city. we spoke to the mayor about all this, who says not only is the content of the sign concerning, but the timing of it, as well. if you want to get a message across in union city, this is where you do it. >> this location was chosen, i believe, because of its high visibility. >> reporter: the corner of dyer and smith streets, normally reserved for community messages like school fundraising. in front of a september 11th memorial, no less, co-opted by a message of division. >> my reaction was anger. >> reporter: that's union city mayor, referring to this makeshift sign. the words white lives matter, spraypainted on a white sheet hung on the corner. she says, she immediately connected it to what happened january 6th in washington, d.c. >> it's, certainly, very insensitive, again, because of the context, the insurrection at our national capitol. >> reporter: she said she learned about it during the city's human relations commission retreat saturday

morning. union city resident didn't see it up but says he finds it offensive. >> i don't understand that. like, it was up on -- it was up on mlk birthday, you feel me? like that's not cool. >> reporter: a cry for attention? yes. but not something that people should get riled up about, says resident. >> i see it's another person's opinion, you know, that's all. that's their opinion, and a lot of things are being said to stir people up. >> reporter: the mayor says union city police investigated but determined there was no crime committed. but she still had this message to give. >> it is never acceptable to not treat each other with respect. >> reporter: reporting in union city, matt boone, abc 7 news. a powerfu message is being shared, nationwide, this weekend ahead of martin luther king jr. day on monday. a national teach-in took place, today. and san francisco mayor london breed was among those on the panel. the group discussed a number of hot topics that have swirled around america's reckoning with race and social justice.

from the protests over the death of george floyd, to the entire black lives matter movement. >> this movement is more than just a movement. it means something to people's livelihoods. it can't just be, you show up for a protest in order to take a picture and put it on your social-media page. you have to be in this in your everyday life and what you do. >> breed holds the distinction of being the first black woman to become mayor of san francisco. and as the bay area grapples with issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. just head to our website abc7 news.com/takeaction for a list of local resources. california health officials report more than 40,000 new cases, and that brings the state's total to more than 2.9 million cases. 669 people in california died, in one day, from the virus. that is the second-highest total since the pandemic began. los angeles county announced,

today, it has reached more than a million cases. the highest in any county in the country. the l.a. county continues its trend of at least 100,000 new cases, a week. still, some cautious optimism with the governor saying hospitalizations and positivity rates are still high, the percentage of people tested who have the virus declined over the past seven days. as covid cases surge across the state, bay-area firefighters are getting deployed to hospitals in other regions. all of this is part of a california office of emergency services effort to keep staffing up, at some of the hardest-hit medical facilities. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to firefighters who were sent to bakersfield. >> reporter: bob is working the night shift. this photo was right after intubating a patient in the emergency department. what are you seeing every day? >> well, it's a gambit from regular people coming to the emergency department, to all the way to people on the ventilators. >> reporter: after a 12-hour

shift, steve deck just got to his hotel. >> currently, there is probably 30 to 40 patients on ventilators. basically, the whole second floor, at this hospital, has been converted into an icu. >> reporter: steve arrived to bakersfield a week ago. listen to how he described his first day. >> and right when we walked in the er, there was somebody already in respiratory failure. so it was like, wow, this is it. >> reporter: they are both bay-area firefighter/paramedics, deployed to one of the most stressed hospitals in bakersfield, in a county where covid is surging with more than 84,000 cases and 565 deaths. how would you describe the surge that you are experiencing, down in bak >> i've been an ems for 19 years, now. and i never remember seeing anything like this. >> reporter: these firefighters are equipped with medical traing,inghem a asset inside many emergency rooms. their commitment is for two weeks. >> a big commitment to be gone

away from home for two weeks. and at the same time, we are trying to balance staffing our vaccination pod here, in marin. >> reporter: this region sent about 40 firefighters to the front line of this pandemic, in her state. back home, they are used to seeing each other at wildfires. now, they are wearing scrubs and fighting a new fight. >> it's really nice to have other fire guys here who are in the same boat. even though they're from different departments, we all, you know, come from the same cloth. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> and we applaud their efforts. a key part of our pandemic coverage is tracking the vaccine rollout. one east-bay physician frustrated with how slow things have been, is taking matter into her own hands. she helped organize a vaccination clinic this weekend that was so popular, all spots got booked. here is abc 7 news reporter, cornell barnard. >> we feel good that we are able to make a little bit of a dent in this problem. >> reporter: the playground at stanley elementary school in lafayette transformed into this

drive-thru covid-vaccination clinic for seniors. >> it's the best deal. >> reporter: many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine. like, wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved i live in rossmoor. and rossmoor was unable to get the county to come to that community with just 10,000 elderly people like me. >> it's incredibly frustrating, and patients are really afraid. >> walnut creek physician, rebecca parish, partnered with the city of lafayette and local-senior organizations to get the vaccine into the arms of those who may be homebound or tech challenged. >> you know, i was really impressed with how well organized this is. >> you better believe these vaccine doses are like gold. and finding 500 of them for this clinic wasn't easy. >> i'm pretty sure, somewhere in there, i promised somebody my first-born child. >> reporter: parish says she lobbied contra costa county for 500 doses of the vaccine and

finally got them. >> we are going to be vaccinating over 240 people today, here. >> reporter: a partnership with cvs. but multiple states now have more appointments than doses. president-elect joe biden says speeding up vaccinations is top priority, when he takes office next week. aiming for 100 million shots, in his first 100 days in office. >> because the health of the nation is, literally, at stake. >> i'm so emotional. i just -- this is so amazing. >> reporter: back in laufayette lisa applegate was overcome the moment she got the shot. >> i didn't realize how much hope i would feel. >> reporter: more free vaccine events are planned in the future. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. we are posting updates on california's vaccine rollout on abc7 news.com. so far, nearly 33% of doses received have been administered. you can, also, compare our state's progress to the rest of the country. and see where you fall in line to get vaccinated.

still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. preparations are underway in washington, ahead of wednesday's inauguration. law enforcement there and in california, taking extra steps to prevent any, possible violence. the very latest on any threats. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. after a warm start to the weekend, today, we are tracking some off-shore winds arriving tomorrow night. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast coming up. and take a look. an alarming sight in the sky over the east bay this

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we are just four days away from the historic inauguration

of president-elect joe biden. and here is a live look from washington, d.c. a city transformed into a fortress. federal authorities are warning of a substantial threat, after the siege at the capitol. here is abc news reporter, reena roy. >> reporter: the nation, on high alert. the streets of d.c., deserted. instead, flooded with law enforcement, barricades, and fences. by wednesday, 25,000 national-guard members expected. five-times the number of american troops in afghanistan and iraq. >> our mission here is to protect our people and our property. and so, we are going to do everything to make sure that they're successful. >> reporter: a virginia man arrested at a d.c. checkpoint with an unauthorized inauguration credential. police say, he had a loaded handgun and 500 round of ammunition. he was charged with a single count of carrying a pistol without a license, and was later released. the fbi, concerned about possible, improvised-explosive devices and the ongoing threat to political leaders, saying the

capitol siege likely emboldened extremists. four bridges into the city will be closed. much of the national mall, also, shut down. >> i don't know if anyone has raised their hand to say we are coming, we will be there. but, we are preparing, as if they are. >> reporter: at least ten states, activating their national guard troops. some capitol buildings, now, boarded up. michigan legislators, suspending session next week over credible threats. tensions, so high across the country, this reported-bomb scare near an fbi building in seattle drawing a heavy-police presence, saturday night. new details continue to emerge from that violent insurrection. "the washington post," reporting, three days before, an internal capitol police intelligence report warned that authorities, now, workingo t ofp determine whether lawmakers assisted rioters by giving building tours, the day before. coast to coast manhunts underway for suspects.

far-right media personality, who calls himself baked alaska, arrested in texas saturday. allegedly, spotted on video inside the capitol chanting, patriots are in control. the department of justice opening nearly 300 investigations related to the riots. reena roy, abc news, new york. the state capitol is, also, seeing changes as the chp prepares for the possibility of armed protests. right now, there are no-permitted events at the capitol in sacramento, through wednesday. lawmakers and staffers have, also, been directed, through e-mail, not to go to the building for their safety. massive bare kids haricades havt up and the fbi has established a command post in preparation. they are working with washington, d.c. headquarters to identify anyone who took part in the siege on the nation's capitol. >>aceboo banning ads for gun accessories and military gear, leading up to inauguration day. all of this, comes after a push from senators and facebook employees, in the wake of the u.s. capitol riot.

the social-media site already prohibits ads for weapons and ammunition. this new, expanded ban includes accessories, such as gun safes, vests, and holsters. facebook plans to pause those ads, at least through next friday. and abc news will have continuous, live coverage of the inauguration on wednesday. all of it begins at 6:00 a.m., right here, on abc 7. materials to make explosives have been found inside a man's mobile home in san francisco, leading to his arrest. the area near gilman avenue was blocked off into this morning. people were evacuated from the area, as a precaution. police identified the suspect as kyle fuom he wascuodt night, and faces multiple charges. in the east bay, a flare from the chevron refinery in richmond could be seen for miles, tonight. take a look. this photo, on twitter, shows that bright, orange flare, just lighting up the sky. we could, also, see it f our toc

7. the refinery tells us a unit did, indeed, malfunction but the flaring is a normal part of keeping the facility running safely. it relies -- relieves pressure, i should say, so equipment can be keep working. in santa cruz today, it almost looked like summer. this video of the beach about 4:00, this afternoon. you can see there, a decent number of people, still, enjoying the warm waerkt eathere beach. here now with a look at the forecast is abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. >> hi, dion. today, away from the coast, most of us made it into the low 70s. well-above average for this time of the year. and that warm weather will continue, for another day, tomorrow. tonight, temperatures are falling into the 40s and 50s, right now. and overnight, tonight, we'll see a little bit of coastal-cloud cover hanging on. but most of us, away from the immediate coastline, dealing with mainly-clear skies. and across the region, we'll all

fall into the mid and upper 40s, overnight, tonight.pnow, tomorr, from start to finish. and another day of above-average temperatures. these numbers, some 10 to 20 degrees above where we should be for the middle of january. so, certainly, warm in the north bay, tomorrow. 76 in santa rosa. 73 in napa. the east bay, into the 70s again. 72 for fremont. south bay equally as warm. 73 in san jose. san mateo, high of 70. the city tomorrow, high of 68. is ten degrees above average for the middle of january. now, you might want to head to the coast to get a little cooler weather but be aware we will have a high-surf advisory in effect starting tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., and it's lasting through 3:00 p.m., monday afternoon. we will see another, west-northwesterly swell develop. and those breakers could go anywhere from 18 to 22-feet

high. waves and rip currents, you really do want to stay out of the ocean because that current will become very active, tomorrow. and especially, into monday. what will also become active are winds. we are tracking an off-shore wind event. it sounds kind of rare for january. but we are seeing the pattern develop, especially tomorrow night, into monday and tuesday. so, we have a wind advisory in effect for the entire bay area starting at 10:00 p.m., tomorrow, lasting through 6:00 p.m. tuesday. and we are talking about winds gusting anywhere from 15 to 30 miles per hour. close to the valley floor. in our ridge tops, we could see winds gusting over 50 miles p so, futucker win gusts ouo wedsd morning, and you can see those winds really do become active. you can see those wind gusts, over 30 miles per hour. especially, in the north bay. monday, itself, is a pretty breezy, if not gusty, day. and then, another push of off-shore winds develops, early

tuesday. where we can find 3:00 a.m., those wind gusts, again, looks area wide, we will see those gusts over 30 miles per hour. so, what you can do, in the next 24 hours, before these winds get here, secure outdoor objects or bring anything loose, inside. don't park your car under trees because branches could come down. that could cause some loss of power, in some areas. we will keep our eye on that. also, it does bring increased-fire danger because we're still in a drought, even with recent rains. this warm, windy pattern heightens that fire danger. so the accuweather seven-day forecast. warm, sunshine tomorrow. gusty winds monday and tuesday. we will cool off. those winds relax midweek, dion, and then we will track the chance of some showers coming on friday. >> those are some good reminders, by the way of that wind and what to do, drew, thanks. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. an oakland legend is interested in buying part of the coliseum si california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones.

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former oakland a's pitcher dave stewart has submitted a bid to buy oakland's share of the coliseum site. that is according to the san francisco chronicle which reports the bid is worth $115 million. stewart tells the chronicle he has ideas to develop the coliseum site, and potentially build a stadium there if for howard terminal don't pan ou out. appropriately enough, chris alvarez joins us now with a preview of sports. chris. >> coming up in sports. we hit ice. sharks and kcoyotes go at it in arizona. packers and rams, with the

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now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> well, for just the seventh time in nfl history, two quarterbacks from the same college faced each other in a play off game. aaron rodgers, jared goff going at it. over 9,000 fans at lambeau. rogers rolls right and says i will just go myself, thank you very much. 16-3 packers, as he fires the football toward some fans in the stands. yeah that was fun. the marin county native finds the rookie, van jefferson for the touchdown. l.a. down 9 at recess. third quarter, they are down 25-10. but here come the rams. rams. rr cam akers just a bulldozer into the end zone. add the two-point conversion, the rams within 7. but rogers, he's got to be the mvp, right?

deep behind the defense, 58 296 yards, two total touchdowns. the cal guys are going to hug it out after next week, the nfc championship. here is rogers and goff after the game. >> you know, we have had a few hundred for a couple games. but it felt like 50,000 out of the tunnel. it really did. it's hard to put into words how special that feeling is. a little more special and obviously more sweet. >> my job was to win the game. thought i was able to do some good things out there but, no, my job is to win the game. there is absolutely no moral victories, especially in the play offs. >> team teal opened the season with a shoot-out win over the coyotes in arizona. now, game two of a scheduled eight-game road trip against the coyotes again. sharks still hope they can play that home opener in san jose february 1st but we will wait

and see. martin jones getting the start in that again. and ryan donato tips it in. first goal of the year. arizona would score the next two, though. talk about a good meye all the defense man and in for the goal. we are tied at 2 and arizona scores the next three. kessel redirects this shot past jones. his second of the game and jones is pulled for dubni dubni dubni is th sharks lose, 5-3. the next two in st. louis. we head north of the border for exactly one wthe stop and backw. that's former shark, joe thornton, who scores his very first goal for his hometown maple leaves. and look at jumbo joe. beard. yeah. leaves go on to win, 3-2. dion, let's send it back to you.

much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. president trump is spending his final weekend in the white house. what we know about departure plans that don't include the inauguration. and cooking in the kitchen. it comes an ode to the

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building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. once again, good evening, i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, california has reported more than 40,000 new bringing the state's total to

more than 2.9 million. 669 people in california died in one day from the virus. that is the second-highest total since the pandemic began. bay-area firefighters, trained as paramedics, are now being deployed to the hardest-hit medical facilities. one group has already been sent to bakersfield. a banner with the message, white lives matter, was taken down in union city, this morning. it was placed in a highly-visible area, often used to display messages to the public. the mayor says the message is especially offensive during the martin luther king jr. holiday and less than a week from the siege on the capitol. 25,000 national guard troops are on standby in washington, d.c. ahead of inauguration day on wednesday. the fbi says it is monitoring threats there, and at state capitols across the country, including at california's capitol, in sacramento. where there are concerns, about possible, armed protests. president trump is spending his last weekend in the white house. he will not be at the inauguration, on wednesday, and he is still finalizing his plans for leaving washington.

all of this comes, as he works to prepare for his upcoming-second impeachment trial. abc white house correspondent, rachel scott, has details. >> it's president trump's final weekend in the white house, and he is out of sight. preparing, behind closed doors, for his impending trial in the senate. rudy giuliani, spotted on the grounds today. sources say he will likely be part of trump's impeachment-legal team. moving vans seen outside the west wing. aides packing up their offices. the president's schedule says he is holding meetings and calls on friday in the oval office. meeting with mike lindell, the founder of my pillow, who has pushed conspiracy theories online. leaving the white house with this page of notes appearing to say martial law, if necessary. telling aks news there was no mention of marshal law in his conversation. nothing was taken seriously, and that the president has committed to a peaceful transition of power with president-elect joe biden's inauguration just four days away, there are no plans

for the outgoing president to come face to face with his successor. and breaking the decades-long tradition of the outgoing president leaving from the steps of the capitol, instead, president trump wants an elaborate sendoff. sources say he's requested a red carpet and military band. by the time president-elect joe biden takes the oath of office, trump plans to be out of washington and on his way to mar-a-lago. >> that senate-impeachment trial could be starting as soon as next week but at this point, no clear strategy from the white house. rachel scott, abc news, the white house. in the meantime, vice president mike pence is on a bit of a farewell tour. stopping, today, in california's central valley. he visited the naval air station in lemoore. during his speech to the troops, pence touted the administration's accomplishments, including investment in new equipment and challenging potential aguessers throughout the world. >> our administration is always

understood that, if you want peace, prepare for war and with that renewed, american strength, we have defended this nation and america's vital, national interests around the world. >> pence is expected to head, next, to new york to address troops who recently returned from a deployment to afghanistan. the vice president has indicated that he will be at the inauguration, on wednesday. and we also know vice president-elect kamala harris will make history, on wednesday, when she is sworn in as america's first-ever female vp. but now, we are also learning she is going to use the moment to pay tribute to other trailblazers. harris will be sworn in by supreme court justice, sonia sotomayor. she is the court's hispanic member and its third woman. harris will take the oath on a bible that belonged to late justice thurgood marshall. an i

celeating har aad d 's created a special, inauguration takeout menu featuring her favorite dish. it's partly because she's -- he shares a special connection with the vice president-elect. east-bay community journalist, melis melissa pixcar, explains. >> this is our inauguration-day menu. the gumbo is a bayou seafood gumbo. my connection to vice president-elect harris is through thousand oaks elementary school in berkeley. we shared the same 1st grade teacher, ms. frances wilson. prior to this, ms. wilson had been one of the influential of my life. panko constructed crab cakes, banana pudding with bourbon caramel sous. and, of course, our gumbo, you have got yourself a nice, southern meal. feels like i am representing the

vice president-elect in her hometown on this -- this stag -- is e somneh vicet heri hoe r huge. and this melting pot that both kamala and i come from here is what it's all about. so we are making it available the day before, so folks have time to prepare and, you know, watch the inauguration. and then, enjoy some dinner. we will be standing proud on the ina inauguration day. and we are going to enjoy some food and toast to, you know, the change that's coming about for our nation. that looks really good. three-course meal by the way, costs $46 and must be preordered by tomor aheadn abc 7 news at 11:00. a decades-old san francisco restaurant is getting a helping hand during the pandemic. how tia margarita is thanking their new benefactor. and i am meteorologist, drew

tuma. we are not only watching the warm temperatures, tomorrow. but our winds, increasing, tomorrow night. we will have latest on our wind

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new, at 11:00. a san francisco restaurant is getting some much-needed financial assistance. tia margarita mexican restaurant has been selected as the next barstool fund business. the fund helps family-run businesses impacted by covid-19 closures. tia margarita is a third-generation restaurant owned by all women. it's been in the richmond district for nearly 60 years. a grill in san francisco also ce fu earlierhion. hotnder a nationwide recall tonight over concerns they may contain pieces of glass and hard plastic. nestle-prepared foods decided to recall the 760,000 pounds of hot pockets, after multiple complaints. the u.s. department of

agriculture says products produced and shipped in november are part of the recall. one person has reported an injury. more information is available on the usda website. lottery players wanting to win the power ball jackpot will have to try their luck, yet again. there was no jackpot winner for tonight's $640 million prize. sending the jackpot, now, to $730 million. the winning numbers, you see them on your screen. 14, 20, 39, 65, 67, and a power ball of 2. two people in california did win half a million, with five-matching numbers. the next drawing for that is wednesday. and nobody beat the odds for friday's $750 mega millions top prize either. tueday night's jackpot then swells to $850 million. nobody has won either game, in months. a colorful festival that celebrates people of color and their work in the comic world is taking place, this weekend. the annual black and brown comics arts festival went

online, this year, because of the pandemic. you are looking and listening to a roundtable discussion from this morning, on the comic book classic "box of bones." the festival is keeping with its tradition of holding events over the weekend leading up to martin luther king jr. day. one, last check of weather, now. drew tuma joining us with more on the wind, and, also, the warm temperatures, at least for the nex couple days. >> yeah, dion. we got a little bit of a preview today of that warm weather. tomorrow, more of the same. we are expecting widespread 70s for another day. tonight, little bit of coastal fog. otherwise, it's a mainly clear sky away from the coast. we will drop into the mid and upper 40s for our lows. now, tomorrow, it's tons of sunshine and temperatures into the 70s. 73 in san rafael. 74 in concord. 73 in san jose. 68 the high in san francisco. after that warm weather, tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night, the winds will begin to increase so we do have a wind

advisory that will go into effect for the entire bay area, starting at 10:00 p.m., tomorrow night. lasting through tuesday evening. high-wind watch for solano county. we will see those winds out of the north, 15 to 30 miles per hour. could see gusts on our ridge tops, over 50 miles per hour. so, we are going to keep our eye on that, for a little bit of heightened fire danger this week. accuweather seven day. warm, sunshine tomorrow. windy, monday and tuesday. winds relax, midweek. and then, our next chance of some showers, dion, coming on friday. >> all right. drew, thanks. here is chris, now, with a look at sports. coming up, in sports. the beard makes his brooklyn de

now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> earlier this week, the new york jets made robert sala their

new head coach. today, john lynch and head coach kyle shanahan released statements wishing all the best for their former defensive coordinator. he takes over for a team that had just two wins last season. much work to do in new york. the pride of california, that would be josh alan and the bills hosting the ravens. and in for the game's first touchdown. defensive struggle, early on. bills fears, they don't care how cold it is. it's buffalo. they are ready to go. lamar jackson picked off by johnson. and he is actually going to bring this ball out. i said, hey, go for the touchback and he says i am going to go 101 yards the other way for the score. this interception for the longest in league history. you better believe it. yeah. buffalo wins 17-3. they are advancing to their first afc championship in 27 years. buffalo will play the winner of tomorrow's cleveland-kansas city game. add the warriors to the list of nba teams having games

postponed. golden state's contest against phoenix last night postponed. the suns were dealing with covid issues. there are reports of the nba looking to expanding rosters from 17 to 18 players. that would give them some flexibility and, holl goldente now h a couple extra days of practice, before monday's game against the lakers. now, 6-6 overall, so any chance to build chemistry on the practice floor, that's a welcome opportunity. >> you know, the thing we are trying to do right now is establish who we are. we don't have an identity, yet. and that's the main message. i don't really care, right now, who we play. it doesn't matter. it's all about us, and making internal improvement. >> this season, we're not going to get much practice time. so, again, it -- it's really good for us to just get in here, get some more chemistry. >> you know, obviously, it's going to take time for guys to, you know, figure out hot spots spots. where we are. >> who says james harden can't

pass? that's a pass. so nice, we show it h 32 point 14 assists. that's a triple-double in his debut. kevin durant. scoop to the hoop for the score. he had a game-high 42. nets win 122-115. college hoops, randy bennet and st. mary's. gales coming out early. gales up 10 in the first half. but the zags, they are the number one team for a reason. aaron cook ahead for the bucket. gales trail by seven at the break. and then, second half, the steal. he will go coast to coast. he had 16 in the game. the gales were solid, but improves to 14-0. 73-59. todd goldman. they are hosting byu. 13 in the first half, then 17 in the second half. my math says that is 30 points. it is correct math and that is a

game high. but couldn't get the stops they needed. miss coming up. watch richard harward. they are 3-3 in conference, still two games, though, above 500 overall. we got brother, versus brother. stanford's oscar desilva taking on tristan in colorado. back up for the hoop. anyway, that is good effort riht there. game high 22 points, 12 rebounds. last seconds of the first half, colorado up 11. and watch out for the little brother, tristan buries the corner triple. making it a 14-point game. in the second half, cardinal never got within 8. stanford falls 77-64. they are 4-3 in the pac 12. the bears, they trailed in utah by a dozen at the half. second half was a different story. grant with ten points in a two and a half minute span. and the bears, well, they took the lead. and then, andre kelly, throw it

down, big fella. 12 pointamnd so, whow twice. cal scores 50 in the second half. they are undefeated this year when they score at least 70, cal wins 72-63 for their second-conference win. dion, that's your look at sports. let's send things back to you. >> okay. and that'll do it for us tonight. i'm dion lim. for drew and chris and all of us at abc 7 news, thanks so much for joining us. taking you out on a gorgeous picture from our sutro tower camera, towering over the bay area, tonight. make sure to follow me on social media. i am dion lim tv. i am dion lim tv. see youcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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