operator emergency responders trauma care team icu staff and the entire zuckerberg san francisco general hospital medical staff for their excellent and compassionate life-saving treatment you received after the violent assault in our home paul remains under doctors care as he continues to progress on a long recovery process and convalescence. he is now home surrounded by his family who request privacy and the man arrested for attacking paul pelosi is due back in court tomorrow. yeah, he faces several state and federal charges and a new legal hurdle as well immigration abc 7 news reporter news peña is live outside. the pelosi's home to explain loose. that's right. i'm a paul. pelosi is back home after being attacked around 2:30 again last friday. also, we're learning more details about that suspect david depp have we learned today that he's undocumented. now, the question is is how is this immigration status going to impact this case? almost a week since paul pelosi was allegedly attacked with a

hammer by david de path. we're learning more details about the suspect today a us department of homeland security spokesperson confirmed to abc 7 news that the pub could be deported saying quote us immigration and custom enforcement ice lodged an immigration detainer on canadian national david apap with san francisco county jail, november 1st following his october 28th arrest typically an immigration detainer is placed on people who are suspected to be in the country illegally ice is on standby with this person i can assure you that they are well aware. they're keeping track of him that they're probably in constant. communication with the local sheriff's department bill hein professor of law and director of the immigration and deportation defense clinic at the university of san francisco doesn't believe the pap will be deported anytime soon. despite his immigration status ice will not get this person

until after he has served his time assuming that he's convicted on saturday a day after the attack the pops former partner gave insight about his immigration status. i don't think there is already here. and then he came back. it's believed that the pap overstayed his sixth month temporary visa to be in the us the pap was arrested in san francisco a sanctuary city, but in this case this protection won't help and the sanctuary ordinance does not protect someone who has been convicted of a serious crime. and so assuming he's convicted of a serious crime sanctuary ordinance will not protect him. david de pap has been charged with multiple crimes including. assault attempted murder and attempted kidnapping. he entered a not guilty plea to all state charges. he has not entered a plea in federal court and his next court

hearing is tomorrow in san francisco news peña abc7 news will depat be extradited to canada. what's the word? well professor hing doesn't believe the us will ice will allow something like that. he says that he would have to serve his sentence in the us first and then be deported to canada. so of course more has to happen to get to that point. yeah loose. thank you. there's a lot of interest in this case as you know, and if you want to know what happens in the suspects court hearing tomorrow then download the abc 7 bay area mobile app now so you're ready customize the notifications and select breaking news and we'll send a push alert right to your phone with the story as soon as it breaks. former santa clara county sheriff lori smith today was found guilty on all six counts of misconduct in her civil corruption. trial smith was accused of providing concealed carry weapons permits in exchange for political donations and other favors the civil corruption trial was meant to remove her from office, but smith resigned on monday, so it's unclear what today's ruling will mean.

we're gratified that the jury considered all the evidence from our lengthy and detailed investigation and found all of the allegations against the sheriff to be true. we look forward to working with the next sheriff and all the hard-working honest men and women in the sheriff's office. smith's attorneys tried to have the case thrown out after she resigned but were unsuccessful. she could still face criminal charges for the same issues. all right, let's move on for a minute to the weather no rain today, but it was chilly. it was willoughby gold again tonight abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel has the answer. yeah, you're gonna definitely need the codes for jackets tomorrow morning, dan and amma but not quite as cold as what we experience this morning. let me show you those temperatures down to 33 in santa rosa 35 degrees in livermore. it was 35 and half moon bay. so forget about the moderating effects of the water solano county going under a frost advisory two to nine. am tomorrow temperatures will drop down to 33 degrees, which

means any frost that forms will kill sensitive plants. you'll want to cover them or definitely bring them inside as we go hour by hour seven o'clock tonight still in the 50s, but those temperatures drop with high clouds up above it's not going to be quite as cold for most of us five o'clock. you're looking at some 30s 40s by 8 am temperatures in the upper 30s to the upper 40s as we check out live doppler 7 high pressure is keeping us dry for now, but we are going to see some changes. i do want to give you a quick preview above average rainfall for the western us for a change. that's the 80 of 14 day outlook. i'll be back with a closer. look at that plus a drought update coming up dan. thank you, sandy. the stock market fell for a fourth straight day in a row it comes a day after the federal reserve raised interest rates three quarters of a percent here are today's closing numbers the dow fell 146 points the nasdaq went down 181 and the s&p sunk 39 points.

developing news just coming into our newsroom multiple media reports outlets. excuse me are reporting that twitter employees have just been notified that elon musk will begin his mass layoffs at twitter tomorrow morning. bloomberg reports musk is planning to cut as many as 3,700 jobs roughly half of twitter's workforce, but twitter is not the only tech giant in the bay area announcing layoffs abc 7 news reporter suzanne fon joins us live to explain suzanne. so today bay area bay stripe announced it'll lay off a thousand people lift says it's letting go of 700 and just now we're hearing about twitter. this is an unusual day. i have never seen so many layoffs announced on the same day. that's teddy getting chief economist for the city and county of san francisco lift the ride-hailing giant and stripe a fintech company each plan on cutting their workforce by 14% and of course, there's also twitter owner elon musk has announced plans to slash 3700

jobs. that's half the company's head count since january the san francisco standard has been tracking cutbacks with its layoff tracker. 16,772 workers have been laid off at 138 san francisco companies many of them happened to be tech companies, california is for its tech industry. we've got to be careful that we don't want to destroy our economy. we talked to economics professor daniel vencil at san francisco state university about the overall layoffs, but this is a deliberately created recession by the federal reserve bank because that's the only way we can end inflationary expectation. it's just one of the tragedies of monetary and fiscal policy is we have the tools but it's like using a shotgun to kill a mosquito. it's it's too bad. that's the only tool in our arsenal. even though there are concerns about the economy slowing new data on this thursday shows

companies are still hiring that there are two jobs for every one worker. there are charts out. there are indicating that unemployment has dropped and that there are a lot of jobs out there. that's they're different sectors. but some firms may be hiring. temporary workers for the for the holiday season so but but the labor market is balkanized. the reality though is tech is a major major driver of the city in the regions economy, and if you have thousands and thousands of tech layoffs, that will have ripple effects on other industries and the unemployment rate will not stay at a record low. it's going to have and chief economist ted egan says september was the first month the san francisco san mateo area lost a substantial number of tech jobs since the beginning of the pandemic live in the newsroom suzanne fawn abc 7 news. all right suzanne. thank you. well coming up here see how alameda county voters are going to make history on tuesday no matter which candidate they choose in the race for district

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for coverage of the 2022 midterm elections from the big national races to the local measures affecting your neighborhood in alameda county. for example, there are two candidates running for district attorney and erase that will make history abc 7 news anchor and race and social justice reporter. julian glover sat down with both of those candidates. he's here now live with what they had to say julia. hey, good evening dan. i appreciate that the race for the district attorney's office is wide open in alameda county. there is no incumbent or da being appointed something that has not happened in nearly 40 years and voters in alameda county are deciding between two candidates pamela price and terry wiley those candidates offering very different visions for safety and accountability. family price stands for integrity and dependence transparency equity and accountability. i stand for a safe community. i wanted to be a fair and justice system. alameda county voters are turning in those mail-in ballots in preparing to head to the polls among the hot races are the two candidates for the

district attorney's office. the county's top prosecutor pebble a price the reform candidate and civil rights lawyer whose campaigning on adopting progressive policies like indian cash bail or terry wiley a 32-year veteran of the da's office who now serves as the chief deputy da. he's campaigning on a more pragmatic approach to the job. here's what they do day one. i need to immediately identify people. we're prosecuting who are incarcerated simply because like maybe they ran afoundland because they're mental illness. i think i would change the culture of the district attorney's office, i would and you know, look, i have a different life experience than nancy o'malley wiley is distancing himself from his current boss, nancy o'malley. retiring after a controversial 13 years is da wiley said he wants to change the culture by diversifying the office tripling the number of asian-american prosecutors. this is prices second run for office. she ran against o'malley in 2018

at winning 42% of the vote. the two candidates do agree on some changes. they would implement like never seeking the death penalty being more transparent by releasing more stats on who is being prosecuted and decreasing the criminalization of people under 18, but there are several areas where they differ including what to do with the crowd at santa rita jail in dublin one of the largest jails in the country with growing concerns over the treatment of the people being held in custody. most people do not need to be held in santa maria county jail. they are either not a flight risk, or they're not a danger to themselves to other people and even if they're a danger to themselves, that is not the place. from mental health treatment prices said she would decrease the jail population by 25% in her first term by expanding diversion programs and decreasing the use of cash bail her opponent agreed on limiting cash bail for non-violent property crimes, but would not commit to decreasing the jail population. we also want to make sure the

community is safe and we're not going to be releasing people who've committed murder rate and robbery just for the sake of having fewer people in santa reading jail, the two candidates also differ on their messages surrounding police accountability and public trust and issue and focus after the news that 47 alameda county deputies were unfit to serve because of failing psychological exam scores. we're gonna have a public accountability unit. that will be responsible for independently investigating any allegations of misconduct by police officers, and we will hold them accountable. so we're going to be working together and so i'm not going to send a message that i'm out to get police officers. i mean police officers working with us to make this a more safe community, but that can certainly be an understanding that you can hold law enforcement officers accountable and also expect them to do their generally and that's where i am we will hold law enforcement to a high standard.

he was their final message to voters. the consequences are too serious to really to have someone who doesn't have any experience taken over the district attorney's office people recognize we cannot incarcerate our way out of our problems. and as dan mentioned no matter who wins next tuesday alameda county voters will be electing their first black district attorney in the county's history. so what do the candidates think about this they hope it allows the voters to look past identity politics and just focus on the core issues dan and there are key issues to be dealt with obviously julian. thanks so much now every voter in california now gets a mail-in ballot and millions have already been returned. we're tracking returns statewide and you can as well, this is on the home page of our website abc 7 news.com if you'd like to check that out and keep in mind on election night. we will be live streaming results as soon as the polls close for three hours straight from eight until 11 pm. you can watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or your tv and here

on television. you can watch abc 7 news beginning at 4 o'clock at 5 o'clock. we'll live to abc network coverage of national elections with live local cut-ins every 30 minutes. we'll keep you updated right here then abc 7 news at we'll have a full recap of local results. so join us for a very big and important night next tuesday. miss right don't want to miss the forecast either. no, we don't because it feels like it should this time of year with this rainy pattern sandy. it's great to see. yeah absolutely. wait till you see the seven day forecast dan and am i want to show you some live views right now though spectacular views from our tower cameras as the sun has started to go down. we do have some high clouds which added to the color in the sky there. they're made up of ice crystals. now, let's take a look at the all-important forecast from the climate prediction center. this is the 8 to 14 day outlook that starts a week from tomorrow and here is what they're indicating above average precipitation for the western us

including, california. above average for the central us but below average for the pacific northwest and for parts of the south so let's get you in across the western us you'll notice the bay area is included northern and central, california looking at above average precipitation here locally 33 to 40 percent chance from november 11th through november 17th. we welcome it because all the recent rain we had didn't do anything for our drought statewide. it stands the same as it did last week still in extreme to exceptional across the central portion of the state and here locally. we are still in the severe to extreme category no change here high pressure briefly giving us a break so we are in a dry pattern for now that will change come saturday. so let me show you those temperatures right now in the 50s you will notice so definitely getting cold los gatos though 48 degrees live view from our mount tam cam and it is a lovely view looking towards ocean beach another chilly night with patchy morning frost showers return over the ntinrning when u g

thospetunot be ass this morning when we saw low to mid 30s tomorrow morning. we're looking at mostly upper 30s to the upper 40s, although solano county will see some temperatures dropping near freezing tomorrow afternoon a mix of sun and high clouds temperatures coming up a few more degrees upper 50s to the upper 60s and then we bring in a level one storm for saturday exclusive to abc 7 news. it will include light showers under a quarter of an inch for most of you and breezy at times. this is not going to be a complete washout for saturday, but have your umbrella's handy so eight o'clock there might be a little drizzle saturday morning. the main event is saturday afternoon in the north bay at 2 o'clock 6pm. it's crossing the central bay as we had towards the south bay by 9 pm and 11 pm is still concentrated in the south bay. so we'll call it scattered light showers. this is beneficial rain helps reduce our fire danger. you're looking at anywhere from a couple hundreds to about a quarter of an inch.

rain, the accuweather seven-day forecast does feature the morning chill followed by a milder afternoon a level one system light afternoon showers for saturday. don't forget fall back one hour daylight saving time and sunday morning. you gain that extra hour of sleep. and sunday night. we have more rain with the level one storm. that's going to keep it wet and gusty monday election day. you'll see showers could affect those going to the pole lingering chance on wednesday with the level one and a slight possibility on thursday, but this is really going to amount to snow in feet for the sierra. so ama and dan it is going to be exciting and i'll be back with that in the next part of the forecast. perfect. thanks sandia like snow in feet court battles. it's not illegal story. it's about the shortage of pickleball courts in san francisco and the competition with the tennis people stay with

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battle is brewing in san francisco, but this drama doesn't feature a judge and jury. it's a showdown between tennis and pickleball abc 7 news reporter tara campbell explains. what's at play in a highly anticipated meeting that's happening now. it's one of the fastest growing sports in the country and pickleball players in san francisco want more courts. it's really number one really impossible to book pickleball courts in the city. there's not enough tennis courts can be used to play pickleball by painting in the proper lines and setting up shorter nets, but the push is on for more dedicated pickleball only quartz like the ones here at goldman tennis center. what's it like booking times to play on these dedicated courses hard to get time. i think it depends if you're if you have a flexible schedule when i've looked early morning or even later in the day. third quartz available san francisco. recon parks has a proposal to

put in eight dedicated pickleball courts at stern grove where two tennis courts were recently destroyed by a water main break. so i've seen from the map there were two tennis courts here that were duel lined for pickleball which made for six pickleball court martha arafeld co-chairs the tennis coalition of san francisco. we understand the pickleball is exciting growing sport and we support it. we just don't support converting any tennis courts permanently to pickleball courts right now. there are only 11 dedicated pickleball courts in all of san francisco half of the time the tennis courts here are empty during the week and yet, you know, we can't use them to play pickleball but tennis players are quick. to make the same case. it's nearly impossible to get a court reservation during the prime times and you know frequently i'll still see when i try to reserve a court that pickleball courts are still available as well and both sides are expected to make their voices heard this evening at a

town hall where reckon parks is putting the proposed courts courts at stern grove for debate. our campbell abc 7 news interesting. we'll keep tabs on that now, what's the best way to avoid getting covid this winter the window to protect yourself is rapidly shrinking next here doctors explain what you should do and when a young woman saves up enough money for her mom's gravestone only to have zelle scammer steal the money. i'm michael finney head on seven on your side why the bank won't help.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is c7 news our daily work to build a better bay area includes a focus on our health and as cases of the flu and respiratory viruses rise all across the country now experts are reminding people not to forget about the danger that covid still presents abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey tells us why doctors say now is the time to start protecting yourself against the possible winter surge. holiday drinks are back at starbucks. thanksgiving is three weeks away and christmas soon after that.

it's many people's favorite time of year, but it's also the time that we've seen some of our biggest surges of covid and santa clara county deputy public health officer, dr. sarah. redman says the virus and its subvariance could play a grinch troll this holiday season if we're not prepared in this new variance getting a foot hold or starting up here is camping down the overall amount of transmission happening by reducing all transmission and she says we could do this by getting the new by valent covid-19 booster the county sits at about 17% of all residents who have received the updated vaccine sounds low, but it's good compared to the state total of roughly 11% of the 17 million californians that got the initial booster only three million so far have gotten the updated shot and dr. redmond says more is always better. we don't know what level action will need to make sure we're

really safe and healthy throughout the winter. so the higher the better in terms of making sure every resident is boosted many people remain on the fence about the booster asking what's the urgency right now? and is it worth it dr. redmond says efficacy rates of the vaccine continue to show good immune response compared to the prior booster and she adds if you don't get the shot now, it may be too late to give you the best protection. it's best. we know people seem to have their best level of protection about two weeks after this booster shot. so that's why it's so important to try to get it now and not waiting until a holiday gathering not waiting until we're already seeing a surge not waiting until someone in your circle is sick. the holidays are upon us and dr. redmond says the best way to enjoy it worry-free is a flu shot in one arm and a booster in the other in santa clara county dust and dorsey abc 7 news. around 50,000 uc workers are planning to go on strike members of three different unions voted this week to approve the strike over a lack of pay abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry was at uc berkeley

today speaking with leaders of the strike. union workers at uc berkeley are getting each other to sign up for strike pay thursday. this comes as three different unions prepared to walk off the job as early as november 14th. we've done our best to try and reach the fair agreement or bargaining in good faith that university is not giving us that same courtesy tonsil chaudhary works as a graduate student researcher for the lawrenceburg lab he along with potentially 50,000 researchers teaching assistants and post-doctorate workers across the state will leave their jobs because they claim the university of california system is not paying them enough. i know some people are making as little as 24,000 a year show the recess his job with the berkeley lab requires him to do numerous tasks, but the school only pays and for 20 hours of work a week. he says he is constantly exceeding that i'm regularly working over 40 hours. sometimes when things are you know, really hectic i'm working 50 60 hours to get all that work done. the unions involved are asking the uc system to raise pay to

help meet housing prices and inflation. show theri says the strike will put a burden on the schools. we do the vast majority of the teaching work here at this university. right? we also do almost all of the research work of this university, right? so if you know that works stops, we walk out where we're on strike. i don't think this university can continue to function without us. we reached out to university of california president's office. we're waiting to reply you see berkeley. however said that if the strike does happen, it will have a serious effect on how it goes about scheduling undergraduate courses in a statement. you see berkeley said clearly if all postdocs academic researchers academic student employees and graduate student researchers decided to stop working. it would have a significant impact on the campus including the potential for various courses and or sections not being taught. uc berkeley went on to say they are ready to work with other faculty to limit some of the issues children says the union members are ready to fight for what they want the demands that we're making the proposals that

we've made are what we really need to be able to work here in berkeley ryan curry abc 7 news. right. let's move on the quick pay app zell is popular and so are the scams associated with it zales parent company says 460 billion dollars was spent on sale last year and get this about half a billion went to the scammers among the latest victims a young south bay woman who lost everything she as she was grieving the sudden loss of her mom seven on your side's michael. finney has her story michael this one his heart. yeah it really is this young woman saved up for a year so she could buy a headstone for her mother and just gays before the purchase thieves struck and took it all. i miss her a lot 24 year old gabrielle chavez still grieves for her. mom who died suddenly last year leaving a big family behind. i miss everything about her home since the day. she left some enough at home gabrielle lamented they couldn't afford a headstone for her mother's grave where she is

there's a lot of dirt, but we try to make it look pretty with all these windmills and flowers the tree down to earn enough money to buy a grave show a very expensive. so that's when i kind of started like, you know, putting together. okay, how much am i going to need and just days before the anniversary of her mom's passing. she met the goal, but it was just then she got this text. it looked exactly like a replica of the typical alerts that bank of america would send the text asked if she sent 3500 dollars just someone named jacob tanner alarm. she replied no and her phone rang the caller id said bank of america like they were from bank of america. they sounded very professional very concerned a man on the phone said someone was about to take 3500 dollars from her account. so i need to create another account it can be safe. man told her to quickly transfer the money through zell, which was right there on her b of a mobile app.

honestly, i've never used zell. so i like i was so confused, but instead of going to her account the money went straight to the scammers. it was gone like all my money. that was the money. i was supposed to be for my mom. mom's headstone and i was supposed to surprise my dad with it. i was devastated i started crying. yeah, i don't think this would ever happen to me if bank of america and zelle were intertwined together. she pleaded with bank of america to reverse t transaction, but the bank denied her client saying she authorized a transfer even if it was a scam. i've been with bank of america since i was like 15 years old. i've been a loyal customer with them and and then this happened they're just like whatever, you know, it's just like oh we can't help you. now we as bank of america why it would not refund her money when it did refund other victims of the exact same scam whose stories we've told you before now the banks had to considers

each case individually. however, federal regulators are looking into whether these apps should provide consumer protections. i'll be reporting on how bankers responded to a congressional hearing on this issue for now. gabrielle is trying to replace that stolen money. now yesterday, you know seven on your side story about at&t. we said the company did not respond to our numerous requests for comment we made a mistake due to a typo our request via email misdirected to the wrong at&t employee. we apologize for our mistake and thank at&t for its prompt response to resolve the concerns of that valued employee. very good. thank you michael. sure. we know the earth is about 80% water, but there's a lot we don't know and an ambitious new nasa project seems to change

nasa is about to launch an ambitious mission to map nearly all of the water on the surface of the earth in

unprecedented clarity the results could give us a critical understanding of the challenges we face ahead. with a multi-year drought bearing down on california and the west there's an intense focus on nearly every drop of water but in a few weeks, we may begin to get a history-making look at where that water is and where it's going not just here but around the entire planet the first mission where we can really see a complete survey of the surface water here on earth nasa. jpo researcher. ben hamlington is describing a new mission known as swat for surface water and ocean topography. it's being powered by a cutting-edge research satellite that scheduled to be launched aboard a spacex rocket in december using technology including a sophisticated form of radar the satellite will survey and measure nearly all the water on the earth's surface including lakes rivers reservoirs and the ocean itself. hamilton says those ocean measurements could deliver new

and precise data on changes like temperatures the impact of melting glaciers and sea level rise and perhaps to look into the future for our coastline and san francisco bay and how the currents move and how sea level changes on these much finer scales as you get closer to coastlines the bay area. there's a lot of complexity there as you get into the bay this satellite will not only measure the world's lakes rivers and reservoirs. it will help track changes in the movement and volume of water professor tamlin pavelski of the university of north carolina is working as the hydrology science lead for the mission. he says that three-dimensional understanding could be critical for drought ravaged areas. so if you think about all the lakes and reservoirs like up in the sierra's for example, but also in china and africa everywhere, we're going to be able to see how the amount of water that's stored in them changes over time. during droughts. we'll see how much less water we have and during really wet periods. we'll be able to actually track like quantitatively how much more water we have experts

believe understanding flood patterns could help us recover and store valuable water that's currently being lost. perhaps diverting it into underground aquifers or reservoirs. it will be amazing if we could see the entire water cycle from space. and that would try that would help us manage our water resources better. it would help us avoid hazards. and it would help us scientists. just better understand where we're going and where we're going could depend greatly on the water we have available and how we're able to better understand and manage it. now the mission is also expected to generate data on factors like ocean temperature that could be contributing to climate change. beautiful, but brisk the weather has turned noticeably colder and there are more storms on the way. sandia explains it all in the seven day forecast next and you can check the forecast nc live doppler 7 anytime with the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it's all available in the weather on demand section download the app now for roku apple tv, amazon fire and google tv.

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get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. walked to end alzheimer's is on saturday today abc 7 news employees planted a pop-up flower garden outside our building each color symbolizes a different way to support the effort to end alzheimer's disease. saturday's walk is at pier 27 and abc 7 news. anchor reggie and key is the mc. you can form your own team or donate to the abc 7 memory makers team by visiting alz.org slash walk. we would appreciate your help those flowers do not need rain, but everyone else does i think so san diego we have an incoming we do have some coming and on saturday a good idea to take your umbrellas if you're taking part in that walk that reggie will be em seeing amanda. let me show you live doppler seven right now. you will notice some clouds off the coast and some higher clouds overhead tomorrow afternoon. the clouds will filter the sun shine after chili start you're looking at upper 50s to upper 60s. we're in a fast forward to the

weekend. here's a look at the showers coming in saturday afternoon evening. the sierra will start to see some more snow you will notice that the next round of rain is sunday night monday's wet. tuesday's wet, which is election day. wednesday some showers here in the bay area certainly snow in the mountains winter storm watch begins sunday afternoon at noon runs until 4 am wednesday heavy snow is possible right now. you're looking at one to four feet of snow. these are preliminary totals gus to 55 will mean difficult to impossible to travel, but it is great to see for our snowpack and for our water supply the accuweather 78 forecast at chilly morning milder afternoon tomorrow and then light level one storm for saturday through wednesday includes election day also includes our time change this weekend, so don't forget fall back one hour sunday morning. we actually end daylight saving time we go to standard time. right. yeah, nobody forget. thanks. and yeah, sandia, okay, the warriors need some help.

yeah. yes, can you help them? do something if i could help them i wouldn't be sitting here. i'd be on the team playing anyway warriors still on the hunt for their first road win. would i get it against the worst team in the east orlando? is it winning? is it winning? time steph that' what makes the train so magical? it's not just the enchanting call of the whistle or the adventurous spirit in every bend of the track. it's about where it goes. to places. and faces. and the warmest of memories. the magic of the train is more than how it takes us away. it's how it brings us together. ♪♪

it's how it brings us together. beale good evening. still looking for their first road victory of the season the warriors night. stop number four on this five-game trip in orlando tonight against the worst team in the east the magic dove nation in the house now, it's time for my selfie splash brothers lighting it up special early steph curry behind the back to play tops now, they both had four threes and 14 points at behalf play finish with seven threes 27 points, but curry had the look of i am not letting us lose tonight. this is over a seven-footer of fade away. wow, warriors built a 16-point lead in the third quarter, which they did not hold curry.

that's a bad pass. he had six turnovers going the other way number one pick palo ben carroll authority magic up by as many as eight curry unstoppable scrambling here to get an open. look they find him three ball, and we're tied at 126:39 points for stephan curry 4.9 seconds. left warriors down one. this is not the shot there. we're looking for steph double team clay one-handed push no good. warriors lose again on the road 130-129 you probably know somebody who no matter what they've done. simply cannot say the words. i'm sorry. i re-erving of brooklyn nets refuses to apologize. he's just been suspended indefinitely without pay by the team for at least five games. so what did he do irving posted a clip on social media. this was last week promoting a film that is filled with anti-semitic content a kyrie said several opportunities to apologize either. he just can't or he won't do it.

the netsay kyrie is currently unfit to be associated with the brooklyn nets earlier today irving that with the team insisting. he is a beacon of light. i'm not here to compare anyone's atrocities or tragic events that their families have dealt with generations of time. i'm just here to continue to expose things that our world continues to put in darkness. i'm a light. i'm a beacon of light. that's what i'm here to do. right irving keeps repeating since he didn't make the film or book that he promoted he takes no responsibility for any of its content. diary always sees himself as the victim unwilling to ponder why every team he goes to from the cavaliers to the celtics to the nets simply cannot wait to get rid of him. and here we are. sad news today oakland raiders. great ray guy died today at 72

after a lengthy illness. he was not only the first and only punt of elected to the pro football hall of fame, but the first punter ever drafted in the first round by maverick raiders owner al davis. he redefined what a punter does directional kicking a punts hanging in the air so long it's believed the phrase hang time. that stat was developed because of ray guy played all of his 14 years with the raiders won three super bowls the annual award for best hunter in college is also called the ray guy award incredible legacy. all right niners on a pie this week. so what does george kittle do when he has a week off the 49ers all pro tight end doing a bit of old school. cryotherapy. george's wife claire posting the video of kiddle's slow descent into bones shilling water right there. now the cold reduces inflammation and swelling that causes pain, but actually that's pretty painful in and of itself, especially when you first get in. not sure there's a bunch of people suggesting. it might be lake tahoe. not sure the location but george

needs a sweater probably right about now because if you ever done the cold plunge, yeah, especially the slow creek. oh, no you the best thing to do is just jump in and then then try to survive but the slow descent. yeah, what do you do to relieve the pain from that experience right? you get it you get in the hot tub by the way up the phillies trail the astros in the fifth. it's two one series tied two games a piece. what a great series. yeah last night. no hitter right. we'll show you highlights at 11. thanks lord. all right. all right tonight on abc 7 news at 8 station 19 followed by gray's anatomy at 9 and alaska daily at 10 and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00 that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. i'm on the dates and i'm dan ashley for san diego. tell larry peel all of us. we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and that we see you for abc 7 news at 11. here in every moment there's an

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