better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. it was a case that grabbed headlines now more than nine months after she disappeared alexis gabe's remains have been found. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 the month-long search for a missing east bay woman has come to a tragic end. we first told you last night at 11:00 the remains of 24 year old alexis gabe were located in a remote part of amador county thursday in the town of plymouth following a tip to law enforcement. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us there is heartbreak and sadness in alexis's hometown of oakley tonight. very sad, very heartbreaking. very sad, i just wish peace for her family. now the news that most everyone

in oakley had feared coming true about missing local woman alexis gabe. i mean, i feel like a lot of us. thought it was a possibility, but there was still a little bit of hope that maybe she was somewhere police confirming the 24 year olds partial remains were located thursday in plymouth, california in amador county. she disappeared on january 26th where she was last seen leaving the antioch home of her former boyfriend marshall jones, her car was found in oakley, but there was no sign of her investigators determine jones drove to the spot where alexis has remains were found just hours after her disappearance police shared grim detailed with the gabe family about the trash bags. jones was seen carrying to his mother's house the gabe spoke to us in august seeing more than one. we question the policing. so what does that supposed to mean this does that mean? she's in pieces marshall curtis jones a 27 year old male and a

resident of antioch. killed alexis at his home on or about january 26th. 2022 jones was killed near seattle in june when police moved into arrest him. there were large-scale community searches for alexis the class kids foundation assisted in the efforts founder mark classes own daughter. pauly was murdered in the 1990s. they can find a way to move forward into honor alexis life the gabe family requesting privacy, but posted information on facebook on their plans to honor alexis with a celebration of life memorial next january and a candlelight vigil on december 9th the family saying i hope you can come pray with us alexis would appreciate your presence that night oakley police plan to give further details at a news conference on monday morning in oakley cornell bernard abc 7 news. the contra costa county district

attorney's office released a statement that reads in part quote. we are hopeful that the discovery of alexis's partial remains will provide the gabe's a sense of closure to this tragedy. we're also hopeful that this discovery will provide law enforcement with additional evidence in the ongoing investigation of her death. moving on to the north bay now the poly class community theater in petaluma held a grand reopening celebration today. it was originally dedicated in honor of 12 year old poly class in 1994 following her disappearance and murder. class was known throughout the community as a passionate theater performer local performers took to the stage to mark the event the refurbished theater held two shows as part of its long-awaited return the poly class foundation raised more than a million dollars to bring the theater back to life. the work of the class foundation has done since the tragedy has been absolutely incredible. and anything we can do to continue to support that now i have a 12 year old daughter now myself and i think about poly a

lot and i think about the clasp family a lot. so anything we can do to help. the 110 seat theater was originally built as a church back in 1911. all right moving on to the weather saw little bit of sprinkles out there really the rain is coming tomorrow spencer. it really is the on the sprinkles have tapered off for a while. let me show you what's going on. here's a live view from emeryville. you can see the late night lights reflecting off moisture in the air the storm that is still with us ranks one of the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale so through tomorrow evening, we expect periods of light showers overnight tonight more rain is likely tomorrow evening rainfall totals will be under under five tents of an inch. i should say and here's a look at what's going on with our forecast animation overnight relatively quiet, but then tomorrow evening notice that wave of rain coming in to the north bay. it's going to sweep on down southward eastwood a little bit of a break monday morning follow up by heavier steadier wave of rain late monday into monday night. that's going to be a big rainmaker that will carry us

into a wet weather week ahead of all the details of my accuweather forecast coming up a little bit later. yeah. all right spencer. we definitely need it. thanks. speaking of precipitation tahoe ski season usually gets going at about thanksgiving but this week's snowfall and a big storm moving it on sunday could pack the slopes early with skiers and snowboarders abc 7 news reporter unser. hasam says, some people are anxious to finally head up to the sierra jeffrey click and his family are preparing for snow season trying on snow boots for their trip to tahoe at the sports basement in walnut creek. it's really exciting. i mean, i'm trying to you know teach these guys a little bit about the snow and culture and the mountains and getting outdoors a little bit more. so really excited to get started click grew up snowboarding in switzerland. but this will be the first time his two young kids. go skiing. what are you most excited about? and it's the first time click returns to the snow since the pandemic just rebounding from

the pandemic is likely to draw a huge crowds to tahoe this season since kevin cooper who monitors activity around the tahoe area. i have a feeling that what we'll do is we're gonna see pre-pandemic volume or visitor volume in the lake tahoe basin not in the winter time, so that'll be good for everybody in and around the region taho is already kicking off november with this solid snowfall the national weather service predicts next week storm could dump up to four feet at the higher elevations cooper says an early snowfall means resorts may even open early historically thanksgiving is really been the kick off of the season, but after last year if we can open up just a few days early that will be absolutely absolutely fantastic. we're scares and riders it will also be great for the region which has been struggling with bosses from the pandemic last winter resorts played it safe with the reservation system, but this year cooper it's back to full operations his hope for this snow season is consistency.

it doesn't matter. what side of the fence you're on climate is changing. and last year we saw it all came all of our snow at least 95% of it came in the two weeks of december and then january february march. we didn't see snow again. we must saw maybe centimeters cooper says if the region can average a hundred inches of snow a month from now through march, it could be an incredible season. he says so far they're off to a good start on sarasan abc 7 news. you at 11 now another grab-and-go robbery at a bay area mall, palo alto police. tell abc 7 news that just before 7pm five suspects rushed into the burberry store at the stanford shopping center. they threatened to hurt the employees as they grabbed several handbags and then dashed out of the store all of the suspects were wearing gray hooded sweatshirts and black masks. no one was injured. an update now on a fiery car crash that killed two people last night at el camino real in

redwood city. sheets were blocked off into early this morning as authorities cleared the scene. some people stop by today to leave flowers at the site to mourn the victims. the crash caused major damage to both cars and what vehicle even caught on fire a 17 year old driver and two passengers were in that car, but they have non-life threatening injuries. a preview now another change at twitter. the company is planned to launch an upgraded twitter blue program starting at 799 a month a product lead at twitter says the new blue plan isn't life just yet. but some users are getting notifications as part of a live test. it'll add the blue verification check mark and we'll give people access to premium features. it's still unclear though, whether currently verified twitter users will lose their check mark if they don't pay for the upgrade twitter began making mass layoffs yesterday, including 784 positions at its san francisco headquarters.

all right now two powerball fever interest in tonight's drawing was so intense the powerball website even crashed tonight's jackpot is at 1.6 billion dollars and the largest ever. prospect of a record payout led sometirsuyts ead of tigh's awing. t the suprn san francisco's hate district to try their luck. now if you take the cash option. powerball jackpot sits at 728.4 million so here are winning numbers for tonight. check them out. they're on your screen 28:45 53 56 69 69 and the powerball is 20. well just ahead push to the limit a doctor says the rise in respiratory illnesses in children is feeling beds and creating a crunch in the bay area. just how bad things are right now. and we are just days away from the election and there are some critical races in california that could shift the power

dynamic on capitol hill a little later. we'll take a look at some of the key statewide races. hey code up in sports dusty is finally done and after so many close calls and men are dusty baker is finally a champion in that role highlights reaction from the astros world series win. we'll have it all in sports. we'll have it all in sports. ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california.

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says really not mincing words got right to the point. she said both of their children's hospitals the one here in san francisco and the one in oakland are overflowing with sick children. this situation right now with rsv and other viruses respiratory viruses is basically our march 2020. this is our pandemic dr. jackie. grubb. phelan is division chief of pediatric emergency medicine at ucsf benioff children's hospitals overseeing both facilities in oakland and san francisco. we've had our highest volume days at oakland and san francisco. in any time that we've been recording in the past five years, she says rsv and other respiratory illnesses are hitting kids much harder than covid. our icus are at capacity. we have boarding. children in the emergency department that haven't even been sent up to the floor because all of the hospital beds have been taken and these

hospitals are relied on far beyond the borders of san francisco and oakland typically taking in countless transfers. we have not been able to take children who we normally take from outside into our intensive care units and into our acute care side of the hospital. we are very severely affected right now. ritz a solaris is the mother of three children all of them right in that risky age range for rsv and other respiratory illnesses. i don't want my kids to get it. it's scary. it's a it's another just thing that we have to keep our kids safe from i do worry that with the uptake across the country. they could get affected possibly hospitalized. we just try to be safe where the masks whenever possible watch our hands all of that and the doctor says parents also need to be on the lookout for symptoms of rsv. what parents can look for is increased work of breathing inability to take liquids not being able to urinate at least

two or three times a day looking more listless and not being as active. these are things that we would really want to check in with our primary care doctor. now the doctor really emphasized here that piece about primary care doctors. she says if your child has symptoms, but they don't seem severe your best bet is your family physician at the hospitals. they're just too backed up now with that said she also made clear if your child is severely struggling get them to the emergency. they will be taken care of dion. all right important information tara many. thanks to you. now today in the south bay of ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the new delano minongs park ceremony included cultural performances by the cooling ong dialect and filipino american heritage group dancers the new park features an open turf area picnic tables a playground and a sign with the history of the delano minongs and san jose filipino farm workers. it's all named after emmy

award-winning pbs documentary the delano menongs. well, the annual walked and alzheimer's was held this morning at pier 27 in san francisco over 2,000 people joined together to bring awareness to the continuous fight against the deadly disease an opening ceremony kicked off the walk and abc 7. anchor reggie a key served as co-mc words of encouragement and awareness were all shared on stage. we are raising money for an organization that i truly believe in our lifetime is going to end alzheimer's more than six million americans have alzheimer's and 73% are 75 or older. this year's walk raised close to 870,000 reggie along with other friends of the station participated in today's activities abc 7 is a proud sponsor for this event. yeah, and i love that the little bit of rain that we saw didn't deter people from going out there. right and it really was just a

little bit of rain today and we still have some mist in the air but not much is happening at the moment, but more is on the way. so let's take a look outside first. we'll start with a few of our wind conditions down at the surface. we have mainly come with but near the coast you can see it's a little breezy 13 mile per hour winds here in san francisco. so not much of a storm right now. there's a lot of moisture in the atmosphere you can see the light the night light reflecting off that moisture is a look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera 58 degrees in san francisco right now, oakland 59. we've got 68 palo alto and at santa clara san jose 61 and half moon bay 55 degrees from emeryville a nice view looking across the bay we have clouds, but they are high clouds at the moment and once again, not much in the way of precipitation falling around the bay area right now. we've got 57 degrees at both santa rosa and novato napa 5961 at fairfield at 60 a piece at concord and livermore. one more live view from the south beach camera looking across along the bay bridge and these are our forecast headlines light showers may pop up

overnight, but they're basically tapering off right now rain returns steady or rain tomorrow evening and then heavier more widespread rain will be with us early next week. so our current storm which will be with us through tomorrow evening ranks one on the abc 7 exclusive storm impact seal. so for tonight light showers may pop up more rain is likely tomorrow evening is another wave comes through weekend totals will be under half an inch of rainfall. but again, there's more on the way early next week. here's our forecast animation starting at midnight notice wheels see the next wave of rain arriving tomorrow evening first up in the north bay then sweeping software and eastward a similar pattern to what we've seen the last couple of storms. so it's going to be quite wet during the overnight hours tomorrow night into monday morning the monday morning commute will probably get off to it rather wet straight or at least with some wet pavement lingering after the rain has moved through then another wave of rain comes through monday afternoon. but a stronger wave more vigorous rainfall late monday night into early tuesday. that's going to be the big rainmaker for us and it's also

going to produce snow in the serra in fact a winter storm warnings in effect on will be from 4pm tomorrow to 4 pm wednesday. we could see anywhere up to about four feet of snow in the sierra from that storm overnight. mainly cloudy with low temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s high tomorrow. i'll for 50 cent the coast up to about 60 61 degrees around the bay shoreline and low 60s inland. here's the accuweather seven day forecast and each day through tuesday. we expect level one storms and on tuesday, by the way election day. we're going to be having cold showers so you might want to vote ahead of time and wait for election day to go out there and get the chilly rainfall. that's gonna be following. yeah, definitely some good advice and i'm more focused on getting that extra hour of sleep. i can't wait. yes leave early. oh give you permission spencer. thank you. we'll just ahead. let's do. former san francisco mayor has quite an offer for election day. willie brown. that is i'll tell you about the tradition. he is bringing back.

if you're invited former, san francisco mayor willie brown wants to see you at his free election day lunch. it's a long-standing tradition for his honor. it happens every election day at john's grill in san francisco. it's attended by the who's who of bay area politics and it is open to everyone several candidates say they will be going and they come from all walks of life. they come from republicans and democrats. they come from crumpites to fight nights. they come from people and all the respective categories and it turns out to be a lot of what i didn't know by tonight's was the term right hundreds of san franciscans are expected to fill the historic restaurants three floors. it's an opportunity for everyone to get re-energized to get out the vote before the clock strikes eight on tuesday. right moving to sports and i heard an awful lot of noise from

the sports department tonight what we do make a lot of noise coming up in sports stanford cow, san jose state football all in the great arm today and dusty baker. he is a champ after so many close calls as a manager leaving the astros who are world series title a lot going on in sports title a lot going on in sports tonight. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. sponsored by river rock casino san jose state is the only bay area college football program with a winning record and with a win over colorado state tonight. they will become bo eligible be the second bowl game for brent brennan with san jose state bad start though first drive the game, colorado states avery morrow. he breaks free and there he goes 56 yards nearly untouched rams take the early lead, but

spartans respond shevin cordero rolling out throws back to doni mazzotti. look at that play spartans down 10-7 at recess early third quarter now kyrie robinson. takes a hand off nice little swerve and then a five-yard touchdown run 14-10 home team a hug with running backs coach alonso carter right there early fourth quarter cordero. going to air it out up top to elijah cooks big time play here 35 yards for the touchdown 21-10 at that point, san jose state wins 2816. they are now bull eligible congrats to sparty cow trying to upstate number nine usc in la could be their last trip to the colosseum children, of course moving the big ten in two years bears first drive was nice nifty running by jaden ott. so good 10 yard touchdown seven. nothing cow. then usc scores 27 straight caleb william short passed a michael jackson the third and breaks one tackle, and he is gone to peter 59 yards 27 7 usc, but cal staying in it jack

plummer through for 460 yards find a wide open maven anderson 47 yards to the house cal made a game of it late, but they fall 4135. they've now dropped five in a row stanford hosting washington state haley jones. the moon's basketball team in the house cougars scored three touchdowns in the quarter cam more to anderson grover dives originally ruled out of the two but after review take the replay hit the pylon before going out of bounce that is a touchdown 21. nothing wazoo in a flash stanford had four fumbles in the first half jaden hicks. will recover for the opposing team and takes to the house made it 28-7 cougars. it was 42-7 at the half stanford gets rolled. 5214 stanford has lost six of seven conference games for the first time since 2006. that's the year before jim harbaugh came to the farm astros and phillies game 6 the world series dusty baker with another chance to win his first world series title as manager bottom six houston down one nothing until you're done alvarez three-run blast the dead center. made it 3-1 houston high five

for dusty top of the ninth. i impressedly gets nick castellanos to foul out to kyle tucker. there's your world series. they mob dusty in the dugout astros win 4-1. they take the series 4-2 and after 25 years dusty finally has his ring as a manager. how about the master's? they told me in spring training. that they're gonna win. now what's next? party abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion, that sounds a party. i want to party with dusty good for dusty. thanks. pushed me it hurt and it pushed me up and out of the water. coming up a shark attack victim recounts her dangerous encounter off the san diego coast and california could swing the balance of power in washington. we'll take a look at some of the big statewide races. that'll be decided on tuesday.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a handful of races here in california could determine whether democrats or republicans win control of the house of representatives on tuesday? abc 7 news. anchor liz kreutz has a look at the statewide races to watch. will democrats or republicans win control of the house of representatives on tuesday? the answer could be determined by just a handful of key races in california. we have a situation in congress where a flip of five districts will determine who controls

congress. so california does have the ability to impact the house in these competitive districts, pol. itical mitchell is tracking roughly seven tight races through the central valley down into southern, california. that includes district 47 in orange county where democratic congresswoman katie porter who has gone viral for her use of a whiteboard during congressional hearings is at risk of losing her seat. there are a number that are real nailbiters those range also from being some that are democratic held and some that are republican help in each of these districts at play all across state is that there is a significant latino electorate. christian arana is the vice president of policy at the latino community foundation. he says latino voters could be critical in determining the outcome of these races and thus the future of the house my beatles in california could ultimately decide who is in the majority come january 2023 both arana and mitchell say this is most of races for 22 in the

central valley where republican? incumbent david valadeo is up against democrat assemblyman rudy salas and district 27 in northern la county where republican incumbent mike garcia is up against democrat. assemblywoman. christy smith. mitchell says, they're national modeling shows of democrats can flip these two seats, then they have a good chance of winning the house. that's how important that would be as a signal as to where the national mood is, please abc 7 news. now on election night, we'll be live streaming results as soon as the polls close for three hours straight from 8 to 11 pm. you can also watch that with our abc 7 bay area app on your smartphone or smart tv now here on tv. you can watch abc 7 news at 4 then beginning at five. we'll go live to abc network coverage of the national elections with live local cut-ins every 30 minutes then abc 7 news at 11 will have a full recap of all those local results.

well first a bump then a bite and then a desperate rush to get back to the shore. that's how a woman describes her frightening experience with a shark at a san diego beach on friday reporter laura acevedo. spoke with that swimmer. just hours after her swim ended in a shark bite off the coast of del mar lynn jutronich is ready to share her terrifying experience surprisingly. i'm feeling pretty good. i don't know if i just haven't processed everything yet. you tronage swam competitively in college and swims in the ocean two or three times a week friday morning. she and her swim partner were resting in the water before heading back to shore when something slammed into her. i felt a huge like a really hard hit. right. i don't know how to say that's like right between my legs and it pushed me. it hurt and it pushed me up and out of the water flynn says she immediately knew without a doubt. she was up against a shark.

i saw a clamp on my leg. so i don't know if i saw it. bite my leg or if i saw it after it bit my leg, but i definitely saw the mouth the mouth of one of the apex predators of the ocean. it was on my right my right leg. and it shook once kind of like a dog and then it let me go she then came up for air and told her swim partner what had just happened. i've just been bit. i've just been bit we've got to get into shore but her partner knew because he saw that something had gotten a hold of lynn. he said he saw the water agitate. he saw me kind of twist around and then he saw the fin in the back of the shark the pair swam back to shore where life guards and emergency crews rush limb to the hospital del. mar beach was closed and signs were posted to alert swimmers and surfers lynn admits. she's still a bit in shock, but even as she recovers she's using a little humor to help her heal. my friend did send me an article that said that i should buy a

powerball ticket because apparently the chances of winning the powerball right now are less than getting attacked by a shark. so, you know, i got that going for me. glad she can have that sense of humor. at least now, the long time swimmer says she is still not sure if she'll get back in the water but first wants to focus on healing delmar beach will be closed through tomorrow morning. well, aaron carter largely known for his breakout pop song. i want candy has died at 34 the 90s teen idol was found dead in his bathtub at his southern california home this morning. aside from his music career carter acted on popular teen tv shows like lizzie mcguire and sabrina the teenage witch. he was also the younger brother to backstreet boys, nick carter. officials did not provide information about a possible cause of death. well still to come on abc 7 news at 11 tonight. making music on the stage and magic office. you'll meet a member of the

oakland symphony who is helping to build a better bay area one child at a time. i'm spencer christian. don't be misled by tonight's current quiet weather conditions. there's more stormy weather on the way and i'll tell you all about it in my accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11 continues. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

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building a better bay area is enriching our communities with diverse cultural experiences. and that's what the oakland symphony orchestra is all about. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley is on the board of the oso and introduces you to one of the amazing musicians who makes the magic on stage and in the classroom. and they say music is the universal language.

for oakland symphony orchestra cellist beth vandervent. that language is very much a conversation a way of communicating that creates a bond. orchestra is more than just bringing great music to the stage. it is about building community exchange between music makers and people who experience music and it's really is about building the big wee. the big wee feeling of unity oneness created by a shared experience for beth the joy the magic of sharing music is not confined only to the concert hall but to the classroom as well as the manager of the oakland symphony music for

excellence program muse. it's all about the connection with young people. i vividly remember a light bulb moment. i had early on when i was first amused teaching artists. i was at oakland high school working with a group of cellists and i played some hide in for them and in the middle of it one of the kids yelled out energetically, is this a hoedown and i finished and i realized yeah, he was so right there was a part of the piece. that sounds like a hoedown and it was a great connection that i had with that kid. and it was there that i really recognized that our education were the music is actually the vehicle to connect with the students.

beth loves being part of the oakland symphony orchestra, but she also loves being part of this community and a part of the lives of the young people. she has taught and also learned from through the oso's muse program. i live in oakland and sometimes it's the most delightful thing in the world to be at safeway and run into one of my students or maybe it's the post office, or maybe it's just walking around like merit. using music to create the big wee the music of the oakland symphony building a better community and a better bay area dan ashley abc 7 news. well, together doesn't matter. what background you're from true. yeah. it's the universal language. i guess it really is i say that yeah. well the language of weather is what i'm going to practice right now so overnight it's going to be depth but mainly cloudy we don't expect much in the way of precipitation overnight overnight lows upper 40s to low

50s highs tomorrow upper 50s to low 60s not a very wide range of temperatures that late in the day and in the evening hours is when the next wave of rain is expected to start moving down from the north bay. here's our forecast animation starting tomorrow afternoon notice tomorrow night pretty wet. nice strong wave of rain swinging through late tomorrow night a little bit of a break early monday morning, then steadier heavier rain comes in late monday into tuesday. that's going to be the wettest period of time in the next seven days. so here's a look at the whether seven-day forecast three days in a row, we have level one storms coming in looks like the wettest day will be all the wettest period monday into tuesday, by the way, tuesday's election day and we can expect cold showers on tuesday then later in the week. we'll get some partial clearing and start drying out towards the end of the week, but don't expect a warm up. it's going to be a rather. at wintry kind of week ahead. i think what you said earlier is worth repeating when it comes to election day too. oh, yes if the results don't dampen your spirits the weather will and to get that in before the end of that spencer.

thank you. all right. now let's get to chris with the preview of sports. i chris. neon coming up in sports. it's a dream come true for dusty finally a champ here from dusty baker act. the astros beat the phillies to win the world series his first time his manager sports.

abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dusty baker made history in houston tonight 73 years old the astros manager and former longtime giant skipper finally won a world series tonight as manager leading the astros over the phillies 4-1 in game 6 to win their second world's title in franchise history. these are hugs and celebrations a long long time in the making 55 years in the game for dusty one of the most beloved figures in the game as a player. he won the world series of the dodgers in 1981, but this was the final missing piece of his career as a manager and tonight after more than 2000 regular season wins, but countless close calls in the postseason dusty

the manager. he's finally a champ. this happened years ago, i might not even be here. you know what? i mean, so maybe it wasn't supposed to happen so that i could hopefully influence a few young man's lives and their families and and you know a number of people in the country. through showing, you know, what perseverance and character or can do for you in the long run. i'm hoping that i gave some people the same. hope that my mom and dad, you know gave me i'm just extremely happy hadn't really sunk in yet until probably till i get back to cali. good for dusty sharks and the ducks defenseman eric carson, seven goals his last four games third period 3-2 sharks team omar throws in front thomas hurdle cleans it up four two sharks, but that lead wouldn't last for three under two minutes left. ducks pull their goal in adam henry ties it up in front right there four four. so, how about a third straight shootout?

for the sharks in a third straight loss henrique again back in her past james reimer 5-4 ducks fourth straight loss for the sharks no game for the 49ers this weekend san francisco on the by time for some rest and relax. station before next sunday night's prime time showdown against the chargers at levi's they're four and four san francisco. just a game back a first place seattle in the nfc west very favorable schedule ahead. six home games. just two true road games at seattle and at vegas one neutral site game mexico city. it's november 21st right here on abc 7. the players are feeling good about a second half surge. so like we're jealing at the right time. i feel like we're made our team is made for november football only care about our loss of stuff. i'm just like we three and on in division and that's when it comes down to we went on video games. we've shown flashes of being great at certain times this year, but it doesn't mean anything if we don't do it next week, so that's all it's about

and just building on what we did against the rams on sunday and continuing to get better from there. battle of unbeatens in the sec top-ranked, tennessee taking on the defending national champs third ranked georgia first quarter stetson bennett avoiding the pressure roland wright and then he's going to go for the end zone. how about diving headfirst in for the touchdown cap to five play 80 yard drive in just a little over a buck 33 second quarter fourteen three, georgia second goal stets in bennett to marcus. roseme jack saint in the back of the end zone so nice, we show it twice 24/6, georgia at the half third quarter now, tennessee down 276 jalen wright fumbles, georgia recovers. the bulldogs had eight tackles for loss in this game. that defense is so good fourth quarter now falls down 27-13, they're running out of time and hooker is sack, georgia had six sacks in the game bulldogs win 27-13. they're 9 to no, they'll likely be the number one team in the country on the standings come

out next week number six, alabama number 10 lsu crimson tide down three with 30 seconds to go. ricard 46 yard field goal just gonna sneak over the bar tied to 24 we go to overtime bama scored a touchdown tigers need to answer jaden daniels on the keeper and look at him go 25 yards to the house lsu down one. so do they kick or go for two they decide to go for two daniels finds mason taylor. there's your game winner lsu wins 3231 time to storm the field. wow. hey to see this new york knicks fan hit a half court shot to win a brand new kia telluride and 1000 dollars. that's an absolute shot of a lifetime the retail on that car 50 thousand dollars. so a good night for him and he got to love the celebration afterwards. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. he's just excited at those powerball folks. alright, don't forget you can watch all of our newscasts live

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