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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a noise, that's all too common in the bay area but police in this city say it's one of the largest they've seen good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00. besideshows hit multiple parts of san jose until police suddenly crowd the action at its end more than 700 citations were handed out abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is hearing how neighbors might respond. drone video showing cars unable to move after police surrounded a weekend sideshow in san jose officers closed the roads boxed suspected participants and

spectators in then gave citations to those there things about time for something to finally happen neighbors like april bringus heard the sideshow near monterey highway and branham lane. we were up in the room watching tv, and we just started hearing the tire screeching for the whole time. just non-stop, san jose police say sideshow activity was reported throughout the city saturday night into sunday morning. they went to work though detaining approximately 500 vehicles in this area citing 720 people. fantastic. applause applies to the san jose pd. i'm glad the san jose police department did something 19 vehicles were impounded officers say well likely cost those vehicle owners between three and $4,000 because of that officers tell us that 82 juvenile contact reports were made a ghost gun was also recovered in an area near the sideshow the same spot

where someone reported being carjacked to police. it's just frustrating because not not only is it the noise, but then the safety because you know like i have kids in the house and there have been times like they've shot guns in the air and they've done you know, and it's just not. doesn't make you feel safe and comfortable in your own home. this is not the first time san jose police gave out citations in a situation like this, but it appears to be one of the biggest sideshow bus. they've made if it does prevent it from happening again or it slows down then absolutely. yeah. i think it's a step in the right direction. well neighbors you heard from there are happy about the citations given they've been upset prior to this time two of the three families that i spoke with are thinking of moving out of san jose and say side shows are one of the main reasons why jr. stone abc 7 news in an interview, you'll hear only on seven in the east bay shocking video at a local thai restaurant caught on camera and the good samaritans who jumped into help one of the owners of this family

business who requested we keep the restaurants name private shared the surveillance video from the dinner rush last wednesday according to the owner the customer you see at the bottom of your screen asked for free food when he was told. no the owners nephew went over to see what was wrong. that's when the customer went on the attack hitting him and punching him even knocking over a table. this is the the first time that we've seen these days incident, you know, it was quite short and everybody was so scared. the owner i spoke with sarah told me the man claimed he was upset over a recent death in the family, but the chaos caused some other diners to run and hide in the restroom and kitchen two diners did help hold the customer down before berkeley police arrived a short time later. if that day nobody was doing anything then the man could get away. yeah, really, really appreciate it for being our custom and being a you know, who's married and yeah, thank goodness. they were there berkeley police

confirmed to me. the customer was arrested for felony assault. well now to the abc news exclusive interview coming tomorrow night in primetime world news tonight. anchor david muir sitting down one-on-one with former vice president mike pence for the first time pence talks about his role on january 6th and about former president trump on that day. we have a first look tonight. take a look. members were barricaded inside the house chamber. and in the middle of it all. you can see that the president has tweeted. 224 pm the president tweets, mike pence didn't have the courage to do. what should have been done. it angered me. but i turned to my daughter who was standing there by and i said, it doesn't take courage to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law. i mean the president's words

were reckless. it's clear. he decided to be part of the problem. now also of note david asks mike pence if trump should ever be president again, and will pence run himself. you can catch the full abc news exclusive interview tomorrow at 10 pm and across all abc news platforms. house speaker nancy pelosi has been speaking out about the attack on her husband paul and the democrats midterm results today naacp leaders joined faith healers in san francisco for a healing circle for paul pelosi. speakers asked for the strength for the pelosi family to recover and not let the instant deter them from calling for what is right, just and fair and today the speaker spoke one-on-one with abc news george stephanopoulos on this week abc 7 news. anchor liz kroitz tells us pelosi gave an update on her husband's recovery and touted the democrats midterm results. speaking.

one-on-one with abc news is george stephanopoulos house speaker nancy pelosi said her husband paul continues to improve following the attack on him two weeks ago at their san francisco home. he's improving. he'll take a little while, but we've been so comforted by the outpouring of so many prayers and good wishes and even people saying i wasn't going to vote, but now i'm going to vote because this has gone too far during her interview on this week speaker pelosi was not only optimistic about her husband's recovery, but the future of congress she celebrated the democrats better than expected midterm results. i'm very proud of our candidates and they knew the value of a woman's right to choose. they knew how important it was to protect our democracy. they knew the contrast between themselves and their opponents and that is what made them win on saturday night, nevada. senator catherine cortez. masto won her re-election securing democrats will retain control of the us senate. the future of the house is still

undecided with many races including some in california too close to call pelosi did not directly say whether she believes democrats can still get control of the house and she demured when asked whether she'll run for majority speaker if democrats do eke out a win right now. i've said i'm not making any comments until this election is finished and we have a little more time to go pelosi told stephanopolis. she has no current plans to step away from congress and with eyes now shifting from the midterms to 2024. she said she believes president biden should seek a second term. oh, yes, i do and president biden has been a great president for a country. he has a great record to run on please quotes abc 7 news. now to your voice and your vote after declaring an early victory in the san francisco district attorney's race, brooke. jenkins has officially won to remain in office after today's latest results brooke jenkins sits at 54% of votes compared to

former police commissioner. john hamasaki just a majority is needed to win. jenkins was first appointed for city district attorney by san francisco. mayor london breed in july after the recall of former da chase a boudin. jenkins will complete boudin's term through january 2024. and more ballots being counted in the race for san jose mayor cindy chavez is chipping away at the razor-thin lead currently held by matt mahan that's with 73% of the votes counted more ballot results are due out tomorrow at 5pm and in the closely followed race for mayor of oakland. we expect a new round of results tomorrow afternoon. now with so many races still outstanding you can check any and all of the results as they come in find every race and measure now at abc we'll still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 tonight breaking news reports of an active shooter on a college campus and the suspect is still

at large the very latest plus the high stakes meeting of world powers the first time in person meeting tomorrow between president biden and china's xi jinping. and much more than a game the bay area team winning with more than just a national championship on the line. i'm spencer christian comwins and clear skies will mean cold weather or not inland valleys overnight. i'll have the accuather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11 continues. if you run a small business, you need the most from every investment.

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news coming out of virginia police are on the scene of an active shooter at the university of virginia a school lockdown was put into place. after multiple reports of gunshots near the campus parking

garage police have identified the suspect who is still at large. it is unclear if there are any reports of injuries. we will of course keep you up to date with information as it comes in. well happening tomorrow president biden and chinese president xi jinping will meet for the first time in their new roles as presidents at the annual g20 summit in indonesia. the two countries have expressed a goal to manage tensions and work together in areas of mutual interests the leaders plan to discuss many topics including the ongoing war in ukraine. new developments now where federal prosecutors are asking for a 15-year sentence for elizabeth holmes. the former therinos. ceo is set to appear for sentencing on friday in san jose. prosecutors argue she deserves a lengthy sentence because she duped investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars with false claims that her company had developed a revolutionary blood testing device. holmes attorneys are calling for

a lenient sentence of no more than 18 months. well out in the east bay to youth football teams from pittsburgh will be representing the bay area in the american youth football league's west coast regional championship game, but for these coaches and families, these winds aren't just about football abc 7 news reporter unser hassan spoke with some players who tell their story. there you go. they may be small, but these guys have been beating the odds with big plays. coming into this league everyone thought that we were going to fail in this league we ended up going undefeated. um, we ended up winning the championship too on saturday quarterback keelan gonzalez. led the pittsburgh under 10 mega football team to northern california championship. i just picture me playing catch on my dad sometimes at the field. not just helps me to get the ball out good their mega under 13 counterparts when they're

northern california division as well one of their season highlights beating the teams that talked the most trash both teams are now headed to next weekend's west coast regional championship. these kids put the work and we preached him every day. you work hard you put the work and get things happen. what's happened? it's coach dominic cardinelli coach these young kids to a second championship in two years in the league that they just joined two years ago. some say these winds are huge, but the winds aren't just about football the community of pittsburgh. first of all is one that is in need of wins if you will, so football is always been our thing in pittsburgh jerry rubio coaches in another league where his pittsburgh teams won league championships last week as well. he says win or lose the game offers these kids a chance to set out on a goal. so if you have a rough life at home and things aren't necessarily easy for you to come out and be able to win on the football field and walk away

with a small on your face. it does mean the world to these boys. next weekend. it's the west coast regionals if they win they play for the national championship in, florida. it sounds like they're ready in pittsburgh on san hassan abc 7 news. i've heard the new city motto for pittsburgh is for winners. i love that. that's a great idea right story. yeah, it's a great story such determination and representation and both teams have won so much already. yeah, and i love the energy enthusiasts here. got me pumped. yeah. i hope they'll cheer for this weather forecast. thanks for looking good around the bay area. we've got calm wind this evening with i think the strongest winds right now about six miles per hour and that we have clear skies. so when you add those two together, it means a chilling effect. in fact as you look at the 24-hour temperature change, you

can see that every bay area location is substantially cooler right now than it was at this time last night. so let's move along. there's a live view from social tower looking over san francisco clear skies here in the city 49 degrees right now 39 palo alto 43 at oakland also thursday night at santa clara and half you can see us getting really chilly and lots of areas around the bay area. this is the view from the exploratorium camera looking across the not so quiet, but rather really bay waters 37 degrees of santa rosa right now, novato 39 down to 35 at fairfield 48 livermore all around the area. we're getting that chilling effect and here's the view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero the forecast headlines. are these mostly clear overnight chili to cold. inland valleys string of dry sunny days will be coming our way all the way into next weekend in a brief warming trend we'll develop and sustain itself during the middle of the week. okay overnight. we don't expect to see it almost anything in the way of clouds just clear skies, maybe some clouds offshore, but that's about it. so we start today with sunshine and end the day with sunshine

tomorrow overnight low temperatures will drop into the low to mid 30s in the far north bay 33 lakeport and santa rosa over in fairfield low of 33 inland east bay upper 30s in some spots like concord and livermore and we have a frost advisory that will be an effect from 2 am to 9:00 am for the north bay interior mountains and interior valleys low temperatures will drop down to or below 35 degrees. well, we've seen that already and frost will develop and could kill sensitive plants and other vegetation beach hazard statement also in effect right now until 10 am tomorrow wave heights are elevated a little bit of rough surf these conditions can produce higher risk of rip current and waves that of course dangerous swimming surfing conditions on we go to tomorrow mainly sunny skies breezy at the coast highs will range from mid-50s at the coast to about 60 62 degrees in most locations right around the bay shoreline in ladies bay upper 50s to about 60 and many locations a little bit wider

spread of low 60s up in the north bay tomorrow and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. now look at that midweek warm-up, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, we'll see high temperatures in the mid 60s inland low to mid 60s around the bay shoreline, that's not so shabby for mid-november, then we'll see partly cloudy skies at the end of the week going into the weekend and just a minor cool down to low sixties, but still that's the week of lovely weather ahead. of course. we need some rainfall. we're in the rainy season, but right now looks like more like a sunny week in this rainy season. yeah. wish we thanked a little bit more last week which we could yeah. all right spencer. thanks. okay, dear. we'll still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 you film new record black panther wakanda forever breaks the box office and hype for the holiday season.

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this weekend black panther wakanda forever dominated its opening night at the box office. the marvel movie took in 180 million dollars in its opening weekend the best november opening ever. it's the second biggest opening of 2022 behind dr. strange and the multiverse of madness the film had major challenges to follow up to the success of the original black panther without its star chadwick bozeman who passed away in 2020 black adam came in second with 8.6 million dollars disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc 7. well, it was a sunday night showdown at levi's. so chris alvarez joins us now with the preview of sports. hi, chris. hey, i'm coming up in sports the 49ers come up big under the prime time lights. it wasn't pretty but they were clutch and a gritty battle against the bolts sports is

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aw... sponsored by river rock casino 49ers were back in action tonight riding the momentum of a week eight win over the rams and a bye week with many key players returning to the lineup for the second half playoff push hosting the la chargers who had won three of their last four sunday night pregame fireworks at levi's. oh that is beautiful the chargers scored quickly the niners often struggling brandon, and i you fighting for extra yardage ball gets punched out. turnover chargers recover. oh boy niners defense though hanging tough, nick bosa. going to drag down justin herbert. they held the charges to field goals on two drives that started inside niners territory. so they're coming up big and i understand big on third down all night jimmy garoppolo to george kittle on third and 12:21 yard

gain first down. george's fired up jimmy g caps to drive with the qb sneak from the one bringing san francisco within three. all right potential game changer right here herbert running diving for extra yards drake greenlaw hits him helmet to helmet herbert actually had to leave for a couple plays in green law was flagged and ejected. kyle. shanahan doesn't understand what else he could have done. obviously. neither does greenlaw tough break there chargers took the lead in the fourth midway through another third and long garoppolo to iuk again and brandon almost gets the touchdown very next play niners go hurry up offense. the chargers all kinds of mixed up christian mccaffrey dives in for the go-ahead score. his mom lisa. yeah, she's pumped up and the defense didn't allow a point in the second half telling noah who funga picks off herbert to seal the deal niners win, 22-16 five and four after a gritty win, you know, there's different ways to win in this league. we definitely made hard on ourselves. that's her. that's for sure, but you know a

lot of resilient guys. i was a big thing on the sideline and a half time just how we stuck together. you know, i was proud of our team today like i want to i want to play better. i want to blow people out. i want to score every time we go. but those are the type of games that that team is really good at winning. there's gonna be even more times like that where we're going to be even even in a tougher situation throughout the season, you know, and that i think this is what builds character and within teams and is going to set us up for success later on in the season. warriors in sacramento curry scored four biter dubs trail most of this defensive awareness steel and score makes it a four-point game. he had 18 points steph likes that six minutes ago. still down four curry the triple brings the warriors within one steph had a game high 27 a minute later. they all swarm steph so great passing. look at this tic-tac-toe leads to a clay thompson three for the lead and the benches loving it

warriors up to clay had 17, but the kings outscored them 11-6 down the stretch de montes to bonus had a 2020 double double 22 rebounds in 26 points warriors lose 122-15 there owen 7 on the road for the first time since 89 90. they're back at chase center tomorrow to host the spurs now ahead in the second half of sports find out what brought raiders quarterback derek carter tears post game abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. or much more to come on abc 7 news at 11 set to strike against the uc system. proof that could cause a big freeze right b ♪upbeat music♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

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bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. tonight the ntsb is sending a go team to dallas texas to investigate the cause of that debt tragic deadly mid-air crash the two planes that collided yesterday were part of the wings over dallas air show abc news reporter rhiannon alley with the investigation that had people from the ground grasping for answers. the national transportation safety board is in texas tonight trying to determine what caused two historic planes to crash killing six people on board at an airshow in dallas. the boeing b-17 fortress and bell p63 king cobra fighter were part of the commemorative air force when they collided midair and crashed to the ground saturday afternoon at the wings over dallas air show dramatic video showing the planes flying over a highway just moments

before impact debris raining down on the cars below. five crew members of the b-17 and the pilot of the p-63 were fatally injured the event was scheduled to commemorate the veterans day holiday. this is a war two flight demonstration type air show where we highlight the aircraft and their capabilities and what actually happened in world war two. it's very patriotic. the end radar to pinpoint the point of collision. they're also looking into the training records of the pilots involved as well as the maintenance of the aircraft one of the things we would probably most likely be trying to determine is why those aircraft for a coal altitude in the same airspace at the same time organizers estimate there were between four and 6,000 people on the ground in the area when the collision occurred. none of the bystanders were injured never seen anything like this. something i never wanted to see this was the seventh year. this event has been held in dallas. there were never any issues

until saturday very seldom. does anything tragic happen, but there is a height of possibility when you have a lot of airplanes flying a close proximity the ntsb says the planes were not required to have flight data recorders or cockpit voice recorders commonly known as black boxes as the investigation continues. they are asking witnesses to submit any videos. they have of the tragedy rhiannon alley abc news, new york. now here in the bay area a small plane made a crash landing in san jose this afternoon. it all happened at the reed hillview airport at about 3:30. the federal aviation administration says a single-engine, cessna 152 came down hard hard on the airport runway. fixed-wing planes nose gear collapsed after it landed it flipped up with the tail in the air only the pilot was on board. there are no reports of injury and the faa is investigating. two developing news now a 19 year old woman is in custody tonight following a shooting at

a rohnert park sandwich shop police were called to sourdough and co on commercial boulevard just before six this evening. they found a 16 year old woman suffering from a gunshot wound inside the shop. the victim is being treated for injuries at an area hospital investigators detained in 19 year old employee who fled the scene on foot. they are now trying to figure out if there's a connection between the women. right now our detectives are on scene and they're still investigating. what type of relationship if any there is between the victim and the suspect. police recovered a gun at the scene officers say one shot was fired. no one else was injured in that shooting. happening tomorrow a statewide strike as nearly 50,000 university of california academic workers are set to walk off the job abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard explains the tense impacts only weeks ahead of final exams. i am going to be on the ticket line first thing tomorrow morning post doctor at scholar

margo bezroutzic says banners are being painted and picket signs are ready for a strike on monday. i have never felt solidarity like this in my entire life. 48,000 university of california academic workers from researchers to teaching assistants are planning to strike at uc's 10 campuses after contract talks failed to reach an agreement over the past year union members represented by the united auto workers. say wages are a key part of the dispute some university employees make less than 24,000 a year if people are struggling to make ends meet and struggling to find housing this implies that they won't be able to focus on delivering good education for our students on its website university officials. say you see continues to negotiate in good faith with the union committed to finding solutions to outstanding issues. you see berkeley says they're preparing for a strike but expect few disruptions saying the camp anticipates that classes will remain as scheduled offices will be open and the

campus will provide normal or equivalent services but students say many classes have already been canceled or rescheduled. i don't know what to expect half of them said that they don't know even if we're going to have classes. pretty much all of my discussion sections that are led by the graduate student instructors are getting canceled for the week because they're going on strike, but with final exams just weeks away. there is concern the last for a while then it could be very disruptive. i do expect that it's going on strike is going to disrupt university activities that is part of the goal of the strike now, it's unclear. how long a strike could last the union says a bargaining session has been happening all weekend down at uc irvine, but so far no agreement at uc berkeley cornell bernard abc 7 news. also tomorrow students and teachers at san martin elementary school in south san francisco. will hold a ruby bridges walk to school day bridges was the first african-american student to integrate into an all-white school in new orleans in 1960

the annual tradition began at san martin in 2018 when students wanted to commemorate bridges for her bravery and strength the annual walk is celebrated each year on november 14th in a total of 36 states. well tonight current and former police officers of the san francisco police department held a memorial in remembrance of a fallen officer. officer james gelf died in the line of duty when he was shot and killed by a carjacking suspect back in 1994. tonight's memorial was held at the scene of the tragic incident on franklin and pine streets. gels served the san francisco police department for a decade today faith at baptist church and city leaders introduced a climate resilience hub to serve underserved communities in east oakland the hub is a place for community members to gather during wildfires heat waves and other natural emergencies. it'll provide access to clean air electricity air conditioning

and much more the hub sets an example of how congregations can help local neighborhoods serve during severe weather patterns impacted by climate change. today marks the beginning of transgender awareness week 1.6 million americans currently identify as transgender and the goal of the week is to raise their visibility in a positive way in 2022 at least 15 states have either restricted access to gender affirming care or taken up legislation that would do so all of that is despite major physician organizations like the american medical association and the american psychiatric association standing in support of gender affirming care. now to help in the fight for equality abc 7news.com/take action has a full list of local groups so you can take action and be an ally a much more to come on abc 7 news at 11 tonight the tahoe area finally back open for the season after doubts from

historic drought hear from the snow junkies who raced up for the first runs and the chance for more snow ahead. i'm spencer christian with a look at a brief winter like chill followed by some november warmth. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11 continues. the openig

weekend of the 2022 ski season in the sierra saw some big excitement. you're taking a live look along i-80 at donner lake after skiers and snowboarders spent today making their way back home now the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab at soda springs shared this photo from earlier today. look at all that white stuff the snow allowed heavenly mountain resort north star and kirkwood mountain resort to open yesterday ahead of schedule boreal mountain resort open friday. skiers could not wait to start the season. yeah. i came all the way from pittsburgh, pennsylvania to be

out here today. i love skiing. i've only skied the east coast ski, the east is a big thing. so i had to try you know, the west coast i hate every day last year. i did not miss one day. impressive several feet of fresh powder fell last week during a storm that began on tuesday. i mean, come on coming all the way from pittsburgh. i know, you know, i hate to be a debbie downer or forecast frowner, but enjoy that snow now because if we don't get some more rain storms here soon, there won't be any more significant snow there anytime soon either. i think those skiers are soaking it all in. yeah. it's looking good right now. there's a look at what's happening here in the bay area overnight clear skies, and it's going to be quite chilly too cold in our interior valleys of the low temperatures there dropping as low as 33 degrees in places like santa rosa and lakeport at 37 at livermore and concrete so pretty chilly overnight. we also have a beach hazard statement in effect until 10 am we have elevated wave heights and rough surf so bear that in mind if you're going to be down near the coastline then tomorrow

sunny and pleasantly cool with high temperatures ranging from mid 60s at the coast to about 60 around the bayshore line to low 60s inland. here's the accuweather seven. forecast look at that warm up during the week tuesday through friday mid 60s inland low to mid 60s near the bay and up to about 60 on the coast on wednesday then at the end of the week or going into next weekend. it becomes partly cloudy with just a slight cooldown, but only by a couple of degrees, so this is pretty mild mid november pre-thanksgiving weather. i know we need the precipitation but not complaining. no. no. yeah. enjoy it while it lasts. all right spencer. thanks. okay. yeah. well we had another big football sunday. so let's get to chris now with another preview of sports. deon coming up in sports raiders quarterback derek carr brought to tears after another loss and defending home turf how the 49ers defense. well they came up big in big moments against the chargers sports is next.

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interception sealed the deals the niners pick up a second straight win the second half just like two weeks ago in our last game defense hunker down to seem like they made any mistakes and especially there at the end the way to finish at the last two drives was great. the whole goal is to if you can hold offense to zero points, you know, you have a good chance of winning the game. so regardless we got to win he's got to move on and arizona is coming up next. we know that we're were one of the best defenses in the league and and we've shown that throughout the season keep continuing to get better focused one game out of time trying to be the best. it's extremely satisfying. yeah. we needed it.ot offense bk. we got the win. tserhe coacheff surday. anst lat sunday now with no experience. he's indie's head man. fourth quarter raiders trailing the fresno state connection gives in the lead derek carrdevp one. later in the fourth quarter now matt ryan the colts quarterback finding paris campbell splits the raiders defense right there

35 yards and the colts go up five under a minute ago fourth and six raiders need this car going to adams for the win incomplete no flag raiders lose 25-20 vegas drops of two and seven this season owen six in one score games afterwards an emotional derek carr on the loss loss and the lost season. i'm just --. about some of the things you know. that a lot of us try and do just to practice. well, we put our bodies through just to sleep at night. and for that to be the result. of all that effort -- me off. this is a lot of guys off. it's hard. knowing what some guys are

doing. like i said just to practice. but they're putting in their body just to sleep at night. like just so we could be there for each other. and i wish everybody in that room felt the same way about this place. and as a leader that -- me off. from being honest for an o right xl sharks in minnesota take on the wild sparky got his popcorn early in the third sharks on the power play but disaster eric carlson falls, minnesota gathers lose connor doer beats james reimer two. nothing wild sharks down a big hole six minutes to go mark edward vlasic sends it in steve lawrence denied once but not twice sharks down two to one just about two minutes later sharks pushing it ahead plenty of minnesota defenders around but nico sturm scores, and we're tied at two no score not overtime. so it's on to the shootout alexander bar bonoff can end it with a score.

and he does sharks win 3-2 and the shootout. it's their first two game win streak of the year big game week. starting with coaching changes at cal a day after managing just 10 first downs and nine net rushing yards and a 3810 loss of oregon state. cal is fired offensive coordinator bill musgrave and offensive line coach agnes mcclure callous lost six straight and have only scored more than 24 points once in that span. they ranked 96 nationally in scoring 120th overall in russian offense cal hosting stanford saturday for the 125th edition of big game women's hoops number two stanford in portland to take them pilots cameron. brink went to high school just outside portland quite the homecoming for her big block ends the first quarter she's fired up so her parents stanford by 12 after 1 break 12 points nine rebounds five blocks all stanford after that haley jones running the floor slips flip sit up then behind her head for the bucket game high 17 unreal shot cardinal rule 8747 abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino.

chris thank you very much. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. i'm dionne lim the news continues tomorrow morning bright and early at 5 o'clock on behalf of spencer and chris and all of us here. we appreciate you joining us. have a great evening and even better morning tomorrow. we leave you now with a live look outside where you can see kind of chilly out there the bright lights shining in san francisco overlooking the bay bridge and all of the bay area now. have a great evening. we'll see you tomorrow.

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