tonight a cdc study finds the covid-19 booster protection decreases after four months. now the question is will you need a fourth shot trucking companies have to meet new emissions requirements, but with the ongoing supply chain issue, they fear those requirements will make things worse. our summer like warmth is finally winding down. i'll have the forecast abc 7 news at 11 begins right now. area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream. well right away the cdc is releasing new data about booster protection a study shows the effectiveness of the third shot wayne's after about four months

abc 7 news reporter loose peña is part of our vaccine team and spoke to experts about what this means moving forward as many say we are getting closer to an endemic. roughly three months since boosters became available for california's 18 and older the cdc announced the protection from a third shot decreases after four months what the booster did is increases production of antibodies for a while ten weeks to four months. those antibodies are going to come down with time, but that doesn't mean you're immune response wayne. it just means one aspect of the immune response, dr. monica. gandhi ucsf's infectious disease. socialist highlighted that the first two doses of the vaccine continue to be highly effective against the virus those two doses primed the body to respond any time start t cells are b cells are still there. the b cells are the recipe book to make more antibodies. they can make antibodies

anytime. they see covid make take a couple days and t cells will help them make antibodies researchers also found the vaccines effectiveness against hospitalizations remained high at any eight percent four months after the third dose dr. maria raven chief of the emergency medicine department at ucsf has noticed a difference in patients people that are getting the booster seem to be getting less sick. they're not necessarily protected from getting infected, you know a hundred percent, but they are getting less sick as we're inching up to month four since many got boosted dr. raven has a new concern high risk people. booster immunity may be waning might be at higher risk of hospitalization now that we're coming to that three or four month mark, i would say the encouraging thing though. is that case rates overall are decreasing. now. the question is well, we need a force shot. i don't think as a general population we will but i think

certain groups always will immunocompromised already approved for fourth boosters, dr. gandhi believes. we're about one month away from an endemic in california. meaning there will continue to be covid cases in our and what it will be easier to manage the virus we have the tools. bullet and keep our hospitalizations low those two tools are vaccination and therapeutics in san francisco loose pena abc 7 news. on the peninsula families received free covid tests and masks today at libraries across san mateo county libraries began giving away four antigen. at-home rapid tests and five masks per household. no appointments are necessary and everything is available on a first come first serve basis libraries are closed tomorrow, but if there are any supplies left, they'll be available monday until the kits are all given away. i think it's terrific. i would like to see it publicized a little more because you know, it's not something that i had heard about before i

came in if i had known i probably would have made a beeline right to the library to come and pick these up earlier. today was also the last day that free covid-19 home tests were available from the santa clara county library district. meantime walmart has become the latest company to drop its mask mandate for vaccinated workers. only those who work in pharmacies or who are unvaccinated will be required to wear them. the changes are for all stores unless required by the state or local government. so if you are in the bay area expect to see employees masked for at least a few more days workers in, california. cornea, will still have to go through those daily health screenings. and a quick reminder are abc 7 news vaccine team is here to answer your questions. all you have to do is head to abc 7 news.com slash vaccine and click on that big blue question. san francisco's special election is quickly approaching and it'll decide the future of a school board under scrutiny frustrated

public school parents say they were so fed up about the lack of in-person learning. they got enough signatures to put the recall of three school board members on the ballot voters will also decide two other races in tuesday's special election. is abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard? call the school board. volunteers stood on 19th avenue in san francisco reminding voters why february 15th is so important. a special in the future of our kids is at stake. so we have just a few days left to get out the vote many of these parents have let recall efforts against three san francisco school board members, gabriella lopez ellison, collins and fauga, maliga frustrated parents. say it took too long to get their kids back to in-person learning. i know the only live in a city which has extreme disparity and this action by the school board is only made all of those disparities worse. so kids like mine have fallen far behind this school board

chose rename schools instead of reopening. and they put our kids through suffering through zoom school longer than necessary. they've driven the schools into a financial ditch supporters are board member of maliga are urging a no vote on the recall. malega telling abc 7 news. this attempt to recall me is unjustified arguments made by proponents are false my focus before and during this pandemic has been on increasing enrollment fiscal responsibility and improving learning and health services for students and families addition to the recall. two other races on tuesday's ballot. the position of assessor recorder is up for grabs. the other is a primary for 17th assembly district voters who will choose a replacement for assembly member david chu who stepped down last year to become city attorney. the frontrunners are david campos and supervisor matt haney early voting by mail and in person at city hall has been happening for several weeks elections chief john arnd says so far turnout has been light about half the voters who came out for last september's recall.

so r now we're about a 23% turnout in san francisco for the special election to give you a comparison the september 2021 recall. actually. we're at 46% turnout in-person voting will continue at city hall through tuesday. mayor. london breed is backing the school board recall effort. she is also the person who will the point a temporary replacement should any of the board members be recalled. we reached out to the two other school board members facing recall, but have not heard back. cornell bernard abc 7 news. in the east bay the oakland unified school district held a virtual town hall in hopes of saving oakland schools earlier this week the school board announced it will be closing or merging 11 schools within the district. all of this comes as the district faces a 90 million dollar budget shortfall. it'll close two schools this year and five more next year for schools plant emerge or will lose grades. every year we use 20% of our students do too this threat who wants to enroll in a school.

that's possibly closing and it actually has impacted some way our ability to attract, you know, high quality staff. in 20 years oakland unified has lost a total of 15,000 students the state could intervene if the district's budget isn't balanced. to the east bay where police are investigating a violent fight between neighbors in moraga that led to an hour's long standoff. it happened at about noon time in the neighborhood of ream valley manor where police respond to calls of a man hitting his female neighbor in the head and the stomach with a baseball bat law enforcement ordered people to stay in their homes because of that bat-wielding neighbor residents later reported hearing a gunshot from the neighbor's residence. it is though. what happened after that? but the lockdown was lifted. a body found yesterday near muir beach in marin county is a fisherman who disappeared on monday. jose. padilla was one of three fishermen fishing on the rocks below the overlook when they were knocked into the water by a

wave two of the men who were rescued had to let padilla go because the waves were just too strong his fiance told abc 7 news. he moved to san francisco from honduras when he was 15 and was taking classes at ccsf. three residential buildings in san francisco's richmond district were hit by a smoky fire this afternoon. take a look at all that black billowing smoke firefighters were called to tenth avenue at one person went to the hospital and is expected to be okay two dogs. you see there happen to actually be my mini dachshund and yorkie they were staying with our pet sitter who rescued them to cats belonging to other people were also saved. the fire was under control within the hour that the good news firefighters kept putting out hot spots residents were warned to keep their windows closed as heavy smoke drifted over the area glad to see people were okay. well coming up just ahead

admissions versus the economy new rules are going to take effect for california's trucking industry. why some say the requirements could make the supply chain issues even worse and a little later. we've told you about the school board recall vote in san francisco the exception though that the is making that's allowing a particular group and opportunity. it would normally have during an election. i'm spencer christian a sharp cooldown is coming our way, but the dry spell will continue. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up with a

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on your roku apple tv fire tv and android tv devices. while building a better bay area is looking at issues that impact the climate and our environment starting next year every semi truck in california has to be a new model to meet a mission standards one local company says that ask by the state is just too much abc 7 news reporter ryan curry with how this could trickle down to the supply chain. this is a disaster waiting to happen bill of beauty says he is in a tight spot. he is the president of oakland-based ab trucking starting next year. only two of his 13 trucks will be allowed to operate the california air resources board is requiring every truck to be a 2010 model or newer to meet new emission standards, but a -- says newer trucks are hard to find and they are expensive right now a $30,000 truck is for over a hundred thousand dollars. he says that is too much money to replace nearly his entire

fleet. he says the supply chain and semiconductor shortage is limiting truck production and now because the trucks are not being manufactured they're they're backed up until june of 2023 and they're trying to shift to electric trucks so on so forth. we don't have these hand-me-downs so we don't have the trucks that we can do. our our job with key is not alone the western states trucking association says around 40,000 vehicles will not meet the new requirement and therefore not be allowed on the road. they say unless the board delays the requirements the supply chain issue will get even worse. this could potentially make the supply chain issue. everybody's familiar with right now. look like child support. the supply chain is only part of the issue both the -- and wsta say drivers will get laid off because their trucks will be out of commission. we reached out to the air resources board and are still waiting a reply a -- says he supports meeting new emission standards, but wants the board to delay the requirements by at

least a year. he says if that doesn't happen the industry will suffer. let us keep our trucks for an extra year until the list. this pandemic is over until the supply chain. back to normal ryan curry abc 7 news hundreds of people showed up to support a permanent car free road in san francisco's golden gate park walk, san francisco organized today's march and rally in the park a proposal by the city bands cars on jfk drive between transverse and kezar drives. it also adds more car-free streets in the park. have seen the success for two years of what a car free space does for our community for our health for our well-being and this has been an amazing pilot and it's time to make it permanent. the de young museum though wants jfk east reopened to traffic. it says the closure has impacted people with limited mobility including the elderly families with young children and the disabled the board of supervisors will vote on the plan later next this month.

bayview hunter's point community is demanding a full cleanup of all radioactive and toxic waste pp held a rally todayshipyard calling on mayor london breed and san francisco supervisors to support the full cleanup not just capping the contaminated site. they're also demanding reparations for current and former residents and shipyard workers harmed by the compromised environment. well a special valentine's day display opened in golden gate park today. it's part of the entwined illuminated art installation in peacock meadow. can take your loved ones to see an enchanted forest of shapes and ever-changing light the nature inspired art installation is made up of 2,000 led lights. how remarkable is that? the valentine's day display will be up through monday you have until march 5th to see the giant art display and if you're gonna go check it out spencer may still want to bring a jacket even though we are experiencing

some warmth. that's that's true. we've had record warmth over. several days, but it's gradually getting cooler over the weekend now and as we get into next week, it's going to get sharply cooler, but it's still dry. and how dry is it well take a look at this that today was our 36th consecutive day in the bay area with no measurable rainfall. the last measurable rain we had was hunt friday january 7th. so the dry spell goes on it's calm though. nice pleasant evening out there with wind speeds five miles per hour or lower in most locations and mainly clear skies as evidenced by this. from sutro tower looking out over san francisco right now where it's currently 62 degrees. we've got low 50s at oakland mountain view 58 at san jose santa clara 50 and 46 degrees at half moon bay. here's a lovely view from the east bay hills camera. looking westward along the bay bridge. it is 50 degrees right now in santa rosa petaluma 48-52 at napa 46 at fairfield 51 at concord 50 and livermore and the view from our rooftop camera at abc 7. looking across the embarcadero. these are our forecast features.

they'll have mostly sunny skies again. now mildly then tomorrow but not quite so warm as the last few days. it'll turn sharply cooler and windier early next week within temperatures will rebound late next week. here's our forecast animation for the overnight hour. skies will remain mainly clear but a few high clouds will pass over and maybe even some low clouds offshore. but again, it'll be a clear overnight period and a sunny start to the day tomorrow, but later in the day, we'll see a little bit of an increase in the high cloud still though bright skies overnight low temperatures will drop into the mid to upper 40s. most of our inland valleys 43 will be the low upper santa rosa inland east bay 44 concord down in the south bay look for upper 40s at san jose and morgan hill right around the bay shoreline. we'll see lowe's right around 50 degrees and on the coast upper 40s to about 15 now tomorrow another sunny day is coming our way with warm conditions in the south bay highs up to 78 degrees in santa clara 79, san jose 80 at morgan hill on the peninsula 76 at redwood city. in fact mid 70s will be the rule all across all missile tomorrow highs up to about 70 of the

coast of our pacifica and half moon bay, downtown, san francisco, ohio 73 tomorrow up in the north bay. look for low to mid 70s up to about 76 at santa rosa also mid 70s on the east bay 75 san leandro the inlet east bay mid to upper 70s now, let's look ahead and see when we might have some more rain starting our forecast animation monday morning at 6 o'clock notice a little system swinging through northern california, but not through the bay area on monday. we'll get some clouds sharply cooler weather on monday. was a structure warm up again later in the week then next sunday. not tomorrow looks like clouds will increase and then on monday february 21st, we might get our next dose of rainfall, but it looks like it's going to be pretty light if it develops at all. here's the iq weather 7-day forecast having valentine's day on monday with increasing clouds and blustery and cooler conditions a school are still on tuesday. that might be the coolest weather we've had since maybe december wednesday wednesday and thursday and friday. bounce back up to around 70 72

degrees for inland area. so the dry spell goes on someone asked me a dinner tonight dion. is it going to rain tomorrow? and i said somewhere just not here. that's very accurate. yeah spencer. thank you. well, it was a great night for a raider nation tailgate. we'll take you to the final tribute from the fans of the silver and black to late coach jo

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kicking off the celebration of life for john madden with the tailgate outside the oakland coliseum nonprofit forever oakland put on tonight's event in an area known as mob alley all were welcomed to celebrate the life of the legendary raiders coach the event featured a potluck bonfire bbq music and more the tailgate is going to last through monday the day of the public memorial. speaking of sports chris alvarez joining us now with a preview. hi, chris.

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sponsored by river rock casino? heading into tonight's prime time matchup between the warriors and lakers. you sought right here on abc 7. both teams are riding two game losing streaks klay thompson made sure that losing streak didn't hit three for the dubs clay was ready to play against la and the three was in his game. so was rookie jonathan kaminga. how about clear for takeoff? the two handed hammer and then lebron james doing his thing one-handed right? he finished 12 seconds left in the half stephan curry misses and kaminga what an effort to

put back 18 points nine. pounds for the rookie dubs up three fourth quarter dubs down three three minutes to play. there's a clay 3. he's heating up clay another three dubs up two. he seconds left lebron james fouled on a three-point shot. there was some controversy here, but he's gonna get three free throws misses the first he then made the second had to miss the third and it's a wild loose ball and the warriors. hang on 117 115. they really was especially what i had to do to get to that point. it was a lot of long days and being patient and reading a lot of inspirational books. so i am just very grateful to. feel that feeling again because i do not take it for granted. it was like a special day to me, you know. i grew up watching people like lebron kobe. so just going against lebron. it was a pleasure and i just for

me like even my family gonna see me going against the ground. no. it was a good thing. i just really thrilled with the way jk is coming along and the way clay is looking in his return. college hoops student section fired up at gonzaga top 25 matchup hosting saint mary's zags led by as many as 21 drew timmy hoop and the foul he t5 ales would fight back though matthias toss working down low team high 14 for the gales. they pulled within eight late, but gonzaga's andrew nebhard had 16 points of his own a as well. gayle's fall. 74-58 gonzaga has won 14 straight. hey, just see this third round of the waste management phoenix open your shot of the day comes at the famous 16th hole, sam ryder. lines it up and this thing is going to roll on in his first career hole in one and the crowd just went crazy and i mean crazy this there go the drinks the pga

tour tweeted out rain delay. yeah the tournamental wrap up on sunday abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. chris thank you very much. does the ukraine crisis does not appear to be ending anytime soon the warning from president biden to vladimir putin during a phone call today and on the surface, it looks like the trucker protest at the us canadian border is over, but is it what happened today at a bridge that's been part of a

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very troubling signs of russian escalation including new forces arriving around ukraine's borders. tensions are only rising this weekend as russia continues to amass troops for a possible invasion a high-stakes phone call took place this morning between president biden and russian president vladimir putin the conversation lasted over an hour with president biden warning putin of dire consequences should russia invade ukraine abc news reporter ty hernandez is following this developing story from new york. a biden administration official says a phone call between president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin over the situation in ukraine was quote professional and substantive but there was quote no fundamental change in the dynamic. we're in the window when a russian invasion could start at any time if president putin so decides president warning a russian attack would cause

widespread human suffering telling putin the us and its allies would quote respond decisively with swift and severe costs earlier secretary of state antony blinken spoke with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov, who denied russia intends to invade ukraine and accuse the us and the west of trying to create a scenario where they can declare quote diplomatic victory when russia ends up not invading we don't know whether president putin that decision but we do know that he has put in place the capacity. to act on very short notice. the state department has ordered all us embassy personnel except a core team of diplomats to leave kiev immediately those who don't leave are being warned. the us government will not be able to ev. us citizens in the event of russian military action the ukrainian president at odds with the us assessment of the threat of a russian invasion the best friend for enemies that is panic in our country and all this

information that helps only for panic. doesn't help us for ukrainians life goes on as usual. honestly. i'm not afraid. because the word wouldn't start like it's already been going eight years. so nothing new for us both the us and russia agreeing to continue talking ty hernandez abc news, new york. new details tonight on a shooting outside a restaurant bar in west hollywood where four people including rapper kodak black or hospitalized. youyouyouyouyouyouyou in this new video it happened early this morning at an after-party hosted by singer. justin bieber police. say a fight broke out between several people before shots were fired. all of the victims are said to be in stable condition authorities are still searching for a suspect.

the california supreme court has denied charles manson follower. leslie van houten's bid for potential freedom. it comes after governor newsom rejected her bid for parole. she is serving a life sentence for helping manson and other cult members kill in la couple in 1969 the court refused to hear her appeal of a lower court ruling earlier this week denying her petition for a review governor newsome and governor. jerry brown have blocked her bid for parole four times. new developments now with the trucker protest that's blocked border crossings between canada and the us the truckers left as police moved in this morning to clear out protesters at the ambassador bridge that links detroit to windsor, ontario even so as the trucks departed a new batch of demonstrators arrived on foot the group numbering in the hundreds. blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories, and it is estimated workers lost tens of millions of dollars in wages.

this week automakers have already been struggling for the past year with the computer chip shortage. so this comes at a really bad time. the protests over canada's vaccine mandate has gone on for three weeks and has snarled traffic in the capital of ottawa. voting is a right that is typically reserved for citizens, but that's not the case right now in san francisco where the city is making an exception. we'll take a look at

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to the san francisco unified school board recall election. and tonight we're taking a look at a segment of the voting population in a recall for the first time non-us citizens. they're allowed to vote in school board elections in san francisco, and there's a push

from san jose to new york city to expand immigrant voting rights passed the school board to all elections abc 7 news race and culture reporter. julian glover has more on this story. everybody wants same thing. they want the kids to have a good education and they want them to have a successful life. it's a universal truth that unites parents and chivaraj to start collecting signatures in early 2021 he moved to san francisco from the east bay with his two sons rashawn and sharon in late. 2020. raj was disappointed class instruction was virtual only and school buildings remained closed before vaccines were widely available. i couldn't find the petition myself. which is still controlled by a different law, but under the law raj in immigrant from india here to work visa can vote in the upcoming upcoming school board recall election non-us citizens. were san francisco residents with a child under 19 have had that right since 2017. thanks to voter approved prop in the measure was backed by the immigrant parent voting collaborative advocating for the

34% of san francisco residents born outside of the us some of our immigrant parents not citizen parents aren't aware of this right and that's why we are doing the outreach or even beyond the february recollection. the temporary right was made permanent by sf supervisors in 2021 and expanded to school board recall elections doesn't particip process and you know to be able to make my voice so that i think that's amazing according to the san francisco department of elections. 196 non-citizens are registered to vote in the upcoming school board recall a significant increase from 2018. the first time non-citizens can exercise the right then 65 registered and 59 voted san francisco. once again, put immigrant voting on the map. or folks in the united states reviving. what was historically widespread common practice professor ron haydock of sf state university noted that until the first world war. it was common for mostly white european immigrants to vote in

local state and federal elections. this before women gained the right to vote with the 19th amendment and before black people gained voter protections with the 1965 voting rights act today. there's a growing movement to reconsider who should be able to legally cast a ballot at a time when 19 states passed more restrictive voting measures the real question is who's a legitimate member of the community, right? who's a stakeholder 15 jurisdictions in the united states that have restored immigrant voting lebanon, maryland to in vermont new york city and san francisco, new york city became the first major city in the country to extend voting rights to non-us citizens late last year making an additional 800,000 voters eligible to vote in local elections in 2023 a similar measure gained. in san jose last month were 40% of residents were born outside of the us many have become naturalized citizens, but a significant number have not district 5 councilmember magdalena carrasco made the proposal we have to give people an opportunity to voice their

opinion and their will and especially how we're going to manage their money. the council is now exploring feasibility and could place the measure on the ballot for voters to decide this fall the santa clara county register our voters confirms abc 7 news its system. can support bringing an estimated 200,000 additional voters online which would likely mean making a separate ballot. so non-citizens don't accidentally vote in state or federal elections a mistake that could jeopardize future citizenship. we're treading in very nuanced waters these licensed immigration attorney urges all non-citizens to consult an immigration lawyer before casting that ballot in the immigration law community. we're not certain how the federal government is going to treat that question, which asks every applicant citizenship. have you ever voted in a local estate or a federal election? raj said he's done his homework consulted his attorney and now he's ready to vote. someone's going to talk to you. if you don't talk to yourself, julian glover abc 7 news a san

francisco man is on a mission to help people connect one pancake at a time branson kimble here in the chef's hat held his second free pancake party today in the mission district during last month's event. he put flyers up in the neighborhood and 75 people showed up and enjoyed 125 pancakes. you can see a crowd showed up for today's free breakfast as well. kimball is encouraging others to hold free pancake parties saying it's a great way to get to know your neighbors. what a nice day to spend outside and enjoy some pancakes. i have a weakness for pancakes. so hmm, would you be my neighbor? it was a look at what's going on tonight pancake-free weather coming our way mainly clear skies a few high going over we'll have low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s in our inland valleys at up to about 50 or down to 50 around the bay shoreline and on the coast then tomorrow look for high temperatures under sunny skies in the warm range again. we don't expect records tomorrow, but we'll have

certainly mid to upper 70s in our inland areas mid 70s right around the bayshore line and up to about 70 degrees on the coast and as we look ahead a little bit with our forecast animation, you can see there's no rain coming coming our way until maybe around monday. the 21st of february which is a week from this valentine's day. here's our accuweather 7-day forecast. it'll get a bit cloudy and blustery on monday temperatures will drop sharply. it'll be relatively cool again on tuesday, but sunny skies and warmer weather will prevail wednesday through the weekend next weekend. still dry. yeah, i'm sorry. i can't focus because i'm thinking of a big stack of fluffy pancakes right says well, it's about that more morning midnight snack, maybe spencer. thank you now to chris salvarez once again with the preview of sports. hi, chris. beyond coming up in sports. we'll hear from both the rams and bengals ahead of super bowl 56. plus clay's fantastic fourth leads the dubs to a win over the lakers. it's clay sports is n

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learn more at starlight.org sports sponsored by river rock casino clay thompson sure looked like the klay thompson. we all remember before his two major injuries. here's how the last of his 33 points sounded right here on abc 7. long three-pointer strong comesc to porter back out the thompson another trade back with a warriors for just over a month and tonight a 16-point explosion in the fourth quarter putting the rest of the nba on notice. here's my one-on-one with the splash brother after a 33 point night in a win over the lakers. all right here with clay thompson who went absolute nuclear in the fourth quarter clay. can you describe what that moment is like and then i heard to talk about to do it in front of your dad, too. that's pretty special moment. really was especially what i had to do to get to that point. it was a lot of long days and

being patient and reading a lot of inspirational books. so i am just very grateful to. that feeling again because i do not take it for granted. i think a lot of the people love the way you talk about everything because you just we can see that the 941 days and all the work you put in. what do you like about this this mix of teams of the guys you have on the roster compared to maybe when you were younger? well, we have champions. we have future champions. i feel like future all-stars. and everyone is unique in their own way, you know, i mean we got guys you can jump over the rim with their elbows and guys can pull up from anywhere. got big man. we got multi-dimensional forwards. so just a very exciting to be a warrior and a warrior fan right now because not only does issue look amazing, but future looks incredibly bright. really welcome. thanks to clay a house divided santa clara hosting usf with

this dunk. yosef breakage. oh what a dunk. that was pastor steve nash for seventh on the broncos all-time scoring list. so congrats to him don's by double digits most of the way yahan masalski led the way with 19 points 10 rebounds dawns get their 24 21st win. that is 74-58 snapping santa clara's four game win streak mark fox and the bears snapped their 10 game losing streak wednesday trying to make it two in a row in eugene. on a 24-0 first half run grant. anticipich knocks down the three bears up 15, but it was all jordan shepard look out below cal by 16 at the break shepherd had a career high 33 the only bear in double figures, but it didn't jared haas and stanford trying to drop a win at oregon state and the answer seems to be let harrison ingram cook five-time pack 12 freshmen of the week already had had 16 points and he had a career. nine assists dishing a spencer jones who had 15 himself

cardinal wins 76-65 15th one of the year. they likely need to win all their remaining five games to have a legit. at the ncaa tournament after 54 seasons where a team failed to host a super bowl in their own stadium. it's now happening for a second straight year rams will play the bengals at sofi stadium tomorrow last year, of course the bucks won the title in tampa over kansas city the rams and bengals met the media yesterday rare in person opportunity for the press to talk with the players bengals quarterback, joe burrow getting a lot of attention rams are favored by four points. burrow notes people have been underestimating his team all year long. do you understand this? we're gonna beat you all this year. we've just got better and better each week and and we've won a lot of big games, so we've been a lot of big situations. this is this is no different excited about the opportunity just like everybody would think, you know, we've had a great week of preparation and you know, we're excited to get out there and play they've done a great job of having that perfect balance of the urgency, but also, you know, hey, we'll be ready to peek at the right. this is a very difficult lead to

win football games and it's even harder to get to where we're at. and so we don't take that for granted. it's take a lot of consistent work. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dm don't forget you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv and android tv along with amazon fire tv and roku just download the app now and start streaming for free. and that's all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. i'm dionne lin the news continues tomorrow morning at 5 for spencer christian and chris alvarez and all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside where you can see everything looking very clear and mild those spencer says a cool down slight one is on the way. have a great night. we'll see you in the morning.

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