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>> a gunman opens fire inside an lgbtq plus club. now, the source of another painful sight of painful gun violence. >> this is our home. this is our space. we come here to just enjoy ourselves. it was -- how? why? dion: the pain of the attack

rippling right here into the area. the lgbtq plus community showing strength tonight. good evening. i'm dion lin. the shooting happened just before midnight saturday at the club q in colorado springs. five people were killed. 25 others injured. the violence is felt so intensely here at home. we do have team coverage tonight of the emotional reaction from accord to bay area. but we begin now with abc news reporter, andrew dymburt with the very latest in colorado springs. >> a memorial continues to grow outside of club q, an lgbtq nightclub and the scene of the latest mass shooting in this country. the suspect 22 year-old anderson lee aldridge armed with an a.r. style gun began shooting as he entered the club. the initial 911 calls came in just before midnight. officers arriving at the scene within about three minutes. two minutes later, the dealleged

gunman was detained. >> i heard shots. broken glass. bodies. it was -- how? why? >> two club goers being hailed as heroes. >> we had two incredibly brave citizen that is were inside the club. and as soon as they could, they grand on to him. and -- and detained him for us and they potentially stopped a lot of people from getting killed. >> among the victims 28 year-old daniel davis aston, a bar tender. his mother telling abc news, her youngest son daniel was amazing and that he was our baby. >> president biden calling the attack sense less saying that we cannot holl rate hate.

>> aldridge was charged with kidnapping and menacing. prior arrest is now part of the investigation. andrew dymburter, abc news new york. ly on: we are hearing from a performer who just left. they talk about the strong sense of the community >> we don't have family. so lgbtq people need people that is a safe place. and club q gave it to us in a party sense and the real life because a lot of the performers and the people ho live there make sure they check up on you outside of the club, see what you're doing. see if your mental is ok. dion: club q planned to have a drag show today. it says it will be closed until

further notice. san francisco's lgbtq people coming together in force. azaitara campbell reports, just hours earlier more were mourning on the steps of city hall. >> a solemn sound from the san francisco's gay chorus, a community mourning in the wake of the deadly shooting at an lgbtq plus gay club in colorado. >> it's devastating. but we are not going anywhere. we will be around. we will get through this. and we will come back. >> if we don't bear witness to the tragedy that happened, if we stay in our beds and ignore it, it's going to continue and continue and continue. >> tom amiano is a foreman california assembly member and served on san francisco ice board of supervisors.

many gathered in the heart of the castro district. >> it's not lost on a lot of people that this is the month of the executions of our mayor and harvey milk. connecting the dots to todayer we don't see the change that we really wanted. we're seeing the bigotry and the hatred. >> i've been to this plaza too many times for the same reason. the fact that i'm here again, is just like, i wish it was for a celebration of more queer rights not violence against my community. >> five people gunned down and killed at club q in colorado springs. the scene playing out on the scene of transgender remembrance day. on the steps of san francisco ice city hall, a gathering in honor of the trans lives lost this year. >> this day is always a sad down in our community. i was prepared to have a rough day. but to find that out, to -- it

wasn'ts to make -- wants to make you hope less. it's not. it's not. >> susan ford is the interim executive director of san francisco pride. and says now is not the time to lose hope. >> that tease job of this city, and our organization to let people know it's not help less. you can grow up and be who you are. you love who you juan. >> it's tragic. but i really hope folks woke up to recognize that our fight is not over. >> our voices need to be heard. >> and jolly remy calling the shooting a call to action. >> lgbtq community has been under attack. and hate is not something that grow, it's what we know. and we need to stop this trans phobia in the country >> when you let somebody known't something negative, then you're part of what happened. i'm going to call that out from now on. every time i do one of these

interviews i'm going to call that with hate that we allow it to happen. dion: not just in san francisco, but events across the area were held for transgender memorial day. they're calling for an end to the violent rhetoric. brian curry has the story of reflection. >> these are our communities, our friends, or loved ones. and their candles are snuffed out today. violence, trans phobia. >> a loud and clear message from the transgender community. they want everyone to know they belong. >> spoken for k.j. we miss you. we remember you. >> names being allowed where ay vigil was held for tr transgend.

every life lost due to hate, bigotry and violence is a big loss for the whole community. it's important for us to be together and share in community. and rather than being in isolation and being alone. >> robin says too many in the money community die by suicide because they don't feel like they belong. >> she says their fighting to save as many as possible. >> it's so much better to be who you are to live your truth self. and so all of the discrimination, the hate speech, all of that, it comes secondary to living. >> following the mass shooting in colorado spring, sun night vigil became a call to this community and let them live in piece. >> i think about how often i have to be concerned about who's

next to me, who's watching me get out of the vehicle. >> they say the path forwards needs to be one of accept answer they ask anyone to struggle on what the community faces. that's what prevents this, that people can connect with who they are. dion: these events can take toes on us all. so if you or a loved one are experience ago mental health crisis or need to connect with the qualify lgbtq applause responsible. much more to come on abc7 news. bob igee r and his return as c.e.o. travel is busy this week and the

one day to avoid at all costs. >> i'm spencer christian. this is a clear, cool night as we head into tonight's

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dion: it is a sad day for long time friends of the power rangers. tommy oliver, the green power ranger has passed away at the age of 49. he someday beaud on the popular children's show back in 1993 and started multiple power ranger movies over his career. his family and friends are asking for pie vassy during this difficult time. new tonight, a change atop the walt disney company that is shocking the business world and beyond.

the company announced bob iger is returning to his role as c.e.o. bob chapak is stepping down immediately. in a statement sunday night, the company thanked him for navigating the unprecedented challenges of the pandemic in a letter to employees, iger says he is excited to embark on new adventures with the company. icker oversaw marvel studio, pixar and focus film. disney is the parent company of abc7. now, to your voice and your vote. could tomorrow be the day the city of oakland officially confirms its next mayor? the latest results show chen tao has taken the lead. things have been separated by only 700 votes. and the release of the final ballot count with the next update set for tomorrow at about 5:00 p.m. also happening now, the early

wave of the thanksgiving travel rush as you take a live look at san francisco international airport right now. things look pretty clear. it will be back to the busy holiday season because triple-a expects air travel to be up about 8% from last year. and if you are planning to drive this week in the bay area, triple-a says the most congested corridor will be interstate 80 around san pablo dam road between 4 and 5:00 p.m. >> that area always gets you. but especially now. dion: hopefully people aren't flying to buffalo where they're pummeled with snow. >> so many haven't traveled. you can understand why they want to get out there now. dion: i don't blame them. >> our waiter is going to be amazing. almost spring-like. we have calm wind, skies are mainly clear.

temperatures are beginning to drop. you can see most locations are a degree or two or more cooler than at this time last night.ann cooler. tower. a live look over other places are much cooler. 49 406789. palo alto. 39 at santa clara. 50 degrees at half moon bay. looking westward across the bay. down to 37 degrees. 36. fairfield 33. and we've got 40 to 44 degrees at napa, concord and liver moore. the cold air is getting to me. from the roof top. these the forecast headlines. it will be mainly clear with an overnight chill. mild to sunny day right on through the week ahead. and we can expect bright and beautiful weather for thanksgiving. let's take a look at the overnight location starting at

midnight. skies are clear tonight. we'll see some passing clouds. skys will still be bright. 6:00 tomorrow morning. the day gets off to a bright start. during much of the day tomorrow, still going to be a bright and mostly sunny day. and tonight, the chill settles in. er look for a low temperature down to 33 degrees. 34 at santa rosa. down to 342. down to freezing. and many inland locations like livermore and fremont will see lows in the upper 30's. oakland, san mateo. lows in the upper 30's some of chilly all across the region. ly be less chilly on the coast. highs tomorrow in the south bay. up to 66 at san jose down at morgan hill. high of 68 degrees. we'll see highs in the mid 60's. about 65, 66 degrees at most locations. half moon bay. downtown san francisco will top

out at 63 degrees. look for a high of 69. east bay highs 65, 66 degrees virtually at every location. and in the inland east bay will have rather cool spots a high of 62. but getting closer to the mountains, closer to over-- going over the hill. we'll see highs in the mid 60's. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. look at the warm-up going into thanksgiving. by thursday, we'll see high temperatures inland around 70 degrees. upper 60's near the bayshore line and is the same range of temperatures on friday. big shopping day. a nice day to get out and do your shopping. over the weekend, we can expect slightly increasing clouds on saturday and possibly some showers next sunday as it's going to cool down and get cloudier. looks like a 30% chance of rain. >> ooh that's much more than i expected. >> maybe lit increase.

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dion: san jose is lighting up the city in red, white and blue to support team u.s.a. you can check out the lights at the civic center and city hall. the ere quake soccer team are doing watch parties throughout the tournament. and in san francisco, the grand opening of the world cup village is filled with watch parties, food and more. all of it part of a month long celebration located in various sights across the city. that brings us to tomorrow night. the 49 ertz take on the cardinals in mexico city. this is a critical matchup on monday night football.

you can watch it all right here on abc7. our coverage starts at 5:00. well, the splash brothers come through for the warriors in houston tonight. chris alvarez joining us now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. chris: it's been a rough road for the dubs away from chase center. ahead, clay opens the floodgates. how the splas

>> the warriors still hunting for their first win on the year. 0-8 in houston. their worst senator 30 years. took a huge effort from the splash brothers to snap the

skid. he promised the floodgates were to open. clay on fire hitting his first six shots. 20 points in the first quarter. it's the 11th time he's had 20 in his career. warriors led by as many as 18. but it disappeared in a hurry in the second quarter. bad shots. unforced turnovers. houston taken a nine-point lead after the'sson bucket. warriors down four at the half. third quarter. here is a curry fleury. eight straight points. brings the warriors within one. and more from curry. make it 11 straight points as he's going to bury this right here. warriors take the lead. steph had 16 in the third. clay still on a heart. the warriors led by three after three. the splash brothers combining by 56 points. over a minute to go. warriors up three. clay, his 10th three of the game. he had a season high 41.

and steph, as the bench loves it. working, working. stepback rainbow. call it a hail mary. 15 assists. a jumping night night. warriors grab their first road win of the year, 127-120. splash brothers combining for 74 points that satisfied clay afterwards. >> i finally feel like myself. my legs feel great. cutting to the rim and taking great shots. that felt amazing, wow. i don't care if it's a mid november game that felt -- that felt great. >> stanford hosting south carolina. stanford control most of the way. south carolina down two. final seconds, maleah boston gets the roll. stanford missed they're last second try. we go to overtime. brink a game high 25 including first four points of overtime but fouled out. brea hall big-time three. south carolina goes up four.

they cut it to a two-point deficit had no time-outs. kiki called time-out. stanford falls 76-71 in overtime. santa clara facing u.c.f. in th. guys go up for a dunk at the same t same time. santa clara had 16 points. played much better in the second half. keyshawn justice right here for three. buries it. hit a team high 12 points. shot 30% from the field. hammers it home. and the broncos loose 57, 50. this is sponsored by river rock casino. dion: much more to come at 11:00. we continue our coverage of a mass shooting a the colorado nightclub.

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♪ but i'll be strong the way you showed me to ♪ ♪ dion: we continue tonight with our developing news out of colorado springs. five people shot and killed and 25 more injured from a mass shooting in the nightclub called club q. police arrested anderson al

ridge who was found with a rifle and multiple magazines. he entered club q firing multiple rounds. two brave people held him down until police arrived on the scene. joshua thurman was at the club when he heard those shots. >> it was so scary. i heard shots. broken glass, bodies. it was -- how? why? dion: a previous arrest from the shooter is part of the investigation. last year, he was charged with kidnapping and menacing after threat tong hurt his mother with a bomb that was never located. police are arresting the mass shooting as a hate crime. the shooting at club q is shaking san francisco's castro district. the lgbtq plus community is mourning the loss but sending an outpouring of support. that's where col cornell bernard

was. >> obviously, my heart goes out to the victims, their friends, families, the entire colorado springs community just a horrific tragedy. >> state senator scott winier says he is mourning lives lost at colorado springs. but the massacre is sadly no surprised. >> words and rhetoric have consequence. >> he believes the nightclub shooting may be a product of increased lgbtq laws and sentiments across the country. >> our country is being targeted politically, with threats and harassment online and sometimes that spills over into violence. and it has to stop. >> my heart breaks for colorado springs just like it did for our native orlando. >> the shooting instantly took him back to orlando's pulse

nightclub a gunman killed9 peoplen 2 >>e should have d fro pulse i 2016 kw,wos tter. people a going target lgbtq people. and we are specifically right now under a lot of duress. i was working the door when got the notification about it it was very trigerring that it could happen to any lgbtq club. >> your heart drops. again. >> patrick has been pouring drinks in the castro for 20 years. >> it gets busy on some nights. and you know, you can't see everyone that comes in the door. he knows violence can happen anywhere, any time. >> until we get our arms around, you know, mental health issues and guns in this country, you know, it's going to be a reality. >> about 100 people have come here to harvey mill plaza to light candles and to remember the victim in colorado springs. many bars an night clubs here at

the castro say they're reviewing their security measures. in san francisco, abc7 news. dion: members of the lgbtq plus community at the spar center are commemorating transgender day of remembrance by watching screaming queen to honor lgbtq history. >> you know, for somebody to come into that space and commit such a heinous violent act it hurts. it's really, really disheartening and really just awful. dion: they say there is still a lot of work to do in the fight for equality for all. elected leaders near the bay area and in colorado were quick to condemn today's attack. governor gavin newsom said our hearts are with colorado and those impacted by this terrible community the mayor saying hate and

violence has no place in san francisco or this country. and u.s. congresswoman jacky spear of south fran saying the nonzation of our lgbtq plus community has fielded horrific acts of violence for too long. we must sen a message that hate has no place here. the transgender day of remembrance is the time to remember those honored. in honor, we are releasing our latest abc7 original. the true crime documentary tells the story of gwen araujo. he was killed 20 years ago with an impact that lives today. she focuses on the struggle. her gender transition of 20 is and in october of 2002 that led to her death at the hands of several men who discovered she was trance gender.

the program includes lister gays video and evidence not seen by the general public. >> she was a typical teenager. we only got know her for 17 years. >> she scrambled to death. that's about the most vicious thing i could think of. >> >> she tried to escape from the house. >> i want people to learn from this. >> the people learned about trans lives and trans death. this case of gwen araujo was a moment of change. dion: you can watch "being gwen" on the streaming app. see it on roku, amazon fire and wherever you stream the news. the two largest railroad unions will decide whether to accept a deal with u.s. freight railroads. they could be forced to step in just before the holiday season. a strike could happen as early

as december 5th after a cooling off period ends with the 12 unions involved. the railroad companies can afford to give them for. san francisco's new central subway was closed after a smoke along-term left arm was set off at about 4:00 this afternoon. san francisco fire deemed it to be a false alarm saying it was possibly set off by dust or even a system error. the trains were still kept running just closed to everyone entering the stale from the rest. the system was reset and stations reopen about an hour later. starstarting this week, change e coming to the presidio. encouraging more people to get outside. no roads will be closed during the two to three-week improvement. new markings and signage will be added: was implemented during the pandemic. those changes will give extra space with those walk around.

it will add custom street art. logs and would beers. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00. welcome to the driveway dojo. this is what it has come through for one bay area man. his story trying to keep his martial arts business alive. spencer: looking for chilly conditions but a warm-up for

dion: an east bay is asking the community for a new dojo. but as abc7 news reporter tim johns shows for one of the few black-owned martial arts studios it's a lot more than just money. >> ready position. >> on most nights you can watch

cas pitts teaching about martial arts. >> i forget about other things that i would normally worry about consistently or be on my mind. i leave that at the door. >> i'm going to go to his left side. >> for years, pitts who was one of the few martial arts master has taught almost every age group. >> we learn stuff -- how to defend ourselves when we're in danger. >> but the past few years have been more difficult than most. >> the 1-2 punch of covid and rising costs forced him to close his doe joe in oakland. now, he's teaching students while he builds a new martial arts studio in the backyard. >> concrete was 8,000. it went up to $26,000. so that kind of blew a hole in my budget. the total cost is estimated to be around $80,000 and he's attempting to pay for all all on

his own, a steep surprise priest tag but one pitts say it's worth the money. >> you can put a price on what i see and what the students are achieving. strike one. defend, zaire. >> while the projects gets off the ground, a go fund me has been setup to help raise funds. he's committed and helping pass along his knowledge generation to generation. >> here we go >> my thing is to inspire before i expire. and i feel like i can keep doing this for a long time. >> in berkley, -- >> give them a hand. good job. dion: i love his saying to inspire before he expires. >> i love this commitment. >> i'm going to repeat that one. >> me too. >> i hope my forecast is inspirational. there's going to be a chilly overnight with just a few

passing. even around the bayshoreline. low tells in your area will drop into the mid to up xxx's. tomorrow, a relatively mild day. not exactly warm. you will have highs from low 60's to mid 60's. and even inland areas will ba barely warm-up except near santa rosa where we will have a high of 68 or 69 degrees. as we launch into thanksgiving week. mild every weather on tuesday and wednesday. and then much milder on thursday with inland highs around 708 degrees. upper 60's to near 70 around the shoreline. big shopping day. but as the weekend approaches next weekend we can expect an increase in clouds and just a slight chance of some showers next sunday. get a better reading of a chance of rain. >> you do inspire me every day. spencer: thanks, i appreciate that, dion.

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>> the warriors with an 0-8 record with a seven--point victory tonight. andrew wiggins and stephen curry combine for the most points in

nba history. they combine for 74, the team's 127 points. clay thompson opened up the floodgates leading the way with 10 triples. he score add season high 41 points, 20 of those came in the first quarter. and the splash brother stephen curry added seven three-pointers finishing with 33 points this. rainbow triple churned turned into a jumping night-night as the warriors splash their way to their first road win on the year. >> you feel good about yourself outside of the chase center. you have to continue to build that momentum as best we can. >> it feels good to be have a good game. i'm my harshest critic. coming out and being myself again, it felt incredible and it's something that we need to build on. >> 49ers and cardinals go head-to-head in mexico city. followed by a special nfl addition of after the game. and with all the offensive weapons kind of seems like george kittle has gotten lost in

the shuffle of late. kittle was targeted twice and had this one catch in last sunday's win. kittle has 29 catches for 340 yards. and this week, george was asked if he's asked to get the ball more from kyle shanahan. he spohned with a teen first attitude. >> i said give me the ball. no, i haven't done that. but i tell jimmy on the sidelines all the time, hey, i'm open. i'm available. just throw me the ball when you need me. it happened last week. i would love more than two targets but it is what it is. we're winning the game. i would love the ball in my hands and i like providing a spark for the offense. >> second quarter, vegas down 10-0. derek card and davante adams 31-yard touchdown. 19 seconds left. raiders still down three.

they stall in the red zone. but daniel carlson ties it. and we go to over time. raiders win the coin toss. get the ball first. and they can win it with the touchdown. carr finds a wide open adams for the walk-off score. he had 141 yards. waves good-bye. raiders pick up their first road win 22-16. they're 3-7 on the season. sunday night football. chiefs and chargers in los angeles. pick up in the first quarter. first play of that erica. patrick mahomes to traviselce. runs on in. 23-20. kansas city under two minutes to go. chargers retake the lead. herbert finds palmer. 27-23, chargers. that's just too much time for ma homes. chiefs in the red zone with 40 seconds to go. very next play, mahomes. it's that man kelsey again.

third receiving touchdown of the game. 30-27. last chaps for the chargers. herbert. buying time. a third chief nick bolton comes up with it. chiefs win 30-27. it's their 1525th straight win. that is just insane. last night's 125th big game was one to remember for cal who won in berkley for the first time since 2008. the. byand theal t sermon. he took it to the house. throw it in the sellout crowd. he gets the credit. he really didn't do that much. >> all i dade was i didn't mess up the situation because it came right to me i ran as fast as i could this the end zone. i was really at the right place

at the right time. >> i the we just settled in. we continued to make adjus adjustments. they had their ups and downs as well. i thought they we knew it was going to be a battle at the end. dion: and that's all the time we have for this edition of abc7 news at 11:00. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00. thanks for joining us. have a great night and

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