>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: a muni bus carjacked in san francisco's mission district. new video of the dangerous joyride that ended with a suspect in custody. it is saturday, november 26. thank you for joining us. we will have more on our top story in a moment. let's get a check of the forecast. nice week we had. lisa: it has been nice. a cold front has been in part of the north bay this morning. it is a dry front bringing in the clouds. it will scatter to mostly sunny conditions with breezy onshore winds for san francisco. right now we are in the upper

40's. it is a milder start, 46 oakland. there is a look at some of the clouds for you. 43 in livermore. santa cruz with mostly cloudy conditions. we will get into the sunshine. low to mid 60's co-side and around the bay. -- coast side and around the bay. we will look at another front by the end of the week. i want to show you the rain totals in a few minutes. liz: thank you. this morning in san francisco, police have arrested a man who investigators say stole a muni bus and attacked the driver. this is video from a witness who was in traffic following the bus as it made several risky maneuvers. police say the suspect boarded a bus with no passengers on it. this happened just before 8:00 last night around cortland and mission streets.

the suspect hitting at least 10 vehicles along the way. officers were able to take the suspect into custody. the bus driver and a second driver suffered injuries, but they are expected to be ok. today is small business saturday. in the east bay, there is a new initiative to encourage people to shop locally. our reporter has more on a new gift card program in martinez. >> here is the shadowless mewtew going for 200. >> games of martinez opened its new location three months ago. >> you are keeping that in good condition. >> they specialize in boardgames, trading card games. >> if it is a perfect 10, that means it was perfect out of the factory. >> store manager derek says business has been solid. they offered special black friday sales. friday nights, they host a card exchange event.

sales have taken a hit since the pandemic. >> the card market is in a low right now. it is a little uncertain where it is going to go from here. hopefully the holidays will boost sales. >> the next couple weeks are critical for you. >> yes. >> black friday is followed by small business saturday. some areas like martinez have come up with programs to promote shopping locally, such as the digital gift card gift for martinez. >> i am not a huge chopper, but i am learning from my friend. she is the one that gets me out and convinces me to go to all the local spots. >> julie jones says she supports the city's effort to support local business. the city of martinez points to studies that show local retailers pump 47% of their revenue back into the local will

economy compared to 14% for national chains. for mom-and-pop restaurants, it is 73%. >> we love to pump money into local businesses. we shop down here for dinners and the shops. it is important to shop where you live. >>e n martinez a shoppers can build relationships with local businesses. >> a lot of the stores are not everywhere. the ones that are, you know they will have authentic stuff. it is good to support. liz: plenty of people shopped in person yesterday. this is what the parking lot looked like at the livermore outlets for black friday shopping. experts say we will have more time than usual to get the best prices this season. dion lim gives us a look at the reason why. reporter: while we have not seen this kind of mania in recent

years, shoppers waited for hours at this best buy in san jose. >> it is kind of exciting to come and shop and wait in line and see the excitement. >> the same for this bass pro shop location, where lining up early is still a tradition. >> 6:30, 7:00, gentleman was in line anticipating the deals for today. we are thankful for everyone in mind. >> despite the struggling economy, rising food and gas prices, the national retail federation estimates 8 million shoppers more than last year will take advantage of discounts. >> you can play a game of chicken if you are willing. the retailer may lower the prices throughout the holiday shopping season. this is unusual. it tends to happen when the economy is rough. it happened during the recession over a decade ago. reporter: ian says while more

consumers prefer to spend in-store on black friday, online deals are growing for a reason. >> the retailers have made it that way. they want you to be on their websites at all times because you might get a great deal in the middle of the night. reporter: whether in-store or online, this is the best time to snag a bargain. >> black friday and cyber monday, the best deals are on tv's. used to be in march. the retailers have figured out that is what gets you in the door. you are going to want to buy the buy one get one free dvd and then maybe something else. tools tend to go on sale. clothing is pretty popular. a lot of retailers tend to discount their clothing. those are the places i would look. reporter: happy bargain-hunting. dion lim, abc 7 news. liz: in the southbay, an iconic

holiday tradition note taking place, san jose's christmas in the park opened friday. tim johns brings us the story. >> how how how -- ho, ho, ho! merry christmas. >> it is pretty. it is beautiful. my son loves it. reporter: on friday night, one of the southbay's biggest holiday traditions, christmas in the park, officially opened. >> this is my favorite part of the holiday season. reporter: everything from lights to food to rides were packed into cesar chavez park along with kids wanting to tell santa what they want under the tree. >> pokémon cards. reporter: how many pokémon cards do you want? 1 >> 1000. reporter: this will be the 33rd annual christmas in the park.

organizers say they are expecting one million people to walk through the gates. each christmas tree decorated by a specific person or group for a special cause. this one was done by san jose native cecilia acosta to remember her late parents. >> it is an honor to do this tree and see my parents memories on the street. people walked by, they look at the pictures. it is nice to share that. reporter: no matter what reason you visit, officials say there is something for everyone. >> it is accessible to everybody. it represents the best of san jose. we have people from every neighborhood come down. reporter: creating a sense of holiday spirit for the community year after year. >> family is everything, family, friends, and just be good to one another. reporter: in san jose, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: the holiday season is

officially here. let's get a check outside. it certainly feels like it. lisa: today is the mildest day out of the next seven. we will see the temperatures slip for your sunday and bought amount midweek. i have some preliminary it rain totals. i will look at how cold it is going to get. liz: leaving behind a death note, what investigators have found after a gunman opened fire on his walmart coworkers in virginia. a look at how remembering san francisco supervisor harvey milk will be different this year.

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liz: here is a live look from our sutro tower can looking out over the golden gate bridge. beautiful view. seven people were injured, and at least one person is in critical condition following that mass shooting at a walmart in virginia. we are learning more about the shooting, including the identity of the youngest 16-year-old victim. families are grieving as witnesses revealed more details into the targeted attack. >> this morning, authorities identified 16-year-old fernando chavez around, the youngest victim at the virginia walmart. >> fernando is my friend.

he was intelligent, soccer fan, and like any other kid in the community. reporter: the family holding a memorial in his memory as the chesapeake immunity plans a candlelight vigil for monday honoring him in the five other victims, lorenzo gamble, brian pendleton, kellie pyle, antennae could johnson. -- and tyneka johnson. in the message found on the gunman's phone, the walmart manager complained about his colleagues and referred to murder. police confirming the gunman legally purchased the nine millimeters pistol just hours before the rampage, finding a receipt alongside ammunition at his home. witnesses telling abc news the

gunman appeared to be targeting specific employees, opening fire in a staff meeting at the start of the overnight shift. >> he knew when we were in the break room. starts at 10:00 every night. liz: two men have been charged for a homide that happenenving a investigators found a man shot on wharf drive thursday afternoon. that victim has not been identified. he died at the scene. 18-year-old emmanuel morales of antioch has been booked on charges of murder and possession of an assault weapon. 38-year-old arturo morales is charged as an accessory. sunday marks the 44th anniversary of the assassination of harvey milk and george moscone. the community is gathering at harvey milk plaza for a candlelight vigil in remembrance. as tara campbell tells us, in the wake of the colorado springs shooting, this year's commemoration is taking on new meaning.

reporter: this was the scene last sunday in the castro. the community and its allies gathering in the wake of the deadly shooting at a lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. this sunday, they will gather on the 44th anniversary of the assassinations of harvey milk and mayor george moscone, both shot by supervisor dan white. >> it was political violence that took away mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. it was political violence. what we are seeing is the same thing is happening. reporter: jeffrey quan is the vice president of the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club. the organization condemning congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's attack on state senator scott wiener this week, falsely calling him a groomer. >> you have these attacks

intensifying, malicious attacks intensifying. it is horrifying. >> it is the rise of homophobia and transphobia and violence against our community, a reminder that what happened in 1978 to harvey milk and george moscone is not over. reporter: in 2022, 36 states introduced anti-lgbtq+ bills, and quan says those legislative actions are fueling violence against the community. >> a slew of legislation across state legislatures nationwide targeting kids, schools, trans and lives lost, but this sunday the community will do it again. tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: the abc 7 originals documentary "murder at city hall" is now available on-demand.

it tells the story of what led up to the murders of george moscone and harvey milk in 1978. you can download the abc 7 bay area app. early voting kicked off in georgia today. it is raphael warnock against herschel walker. george's supreme court ruled early voting could be offered today. it changes last year's voting law allowing weekend voting just after holiday. early voting is allowed in all georgia counties monday through friday next week. tourism is picking up in san francisco. holiday displays light up the city, and security presence is also being increased. the san francisco police department responded to multiple robberies in union square last year. you probably remember those videos. this season, the city increased security and doubled down on christmas advertisements. hotels in the area have noticed

a turnaround. >> after a couple years of sluggishness, it is nice to see union square back. liz: the christmas tree and the winter wanderland outside the palace street entrance is are attractions drawing people back to the area. winter wanderland is open daily from noon until 7:00 through december 24. in the east bay, multiple streets were blocked off for the lighting of the old oak tree in danville. the ceremony kicked off with musical selections followed by a tree lighting ceremony from father christmas. the 350-year-old tree sits in the center of diablo road. this weekend is a popular time for people to create meals with thanksgiving leftovers. yesterday, the downtown streets team in palo alto used extras to serve meals to the homeless at all saints church. volunteers provided sandwiches, salads, pies, and more. >> it is all about building

community. in terms of solving homelessness, it is going to take a community response. we are building that bridge. liz: this was the downtown teams 17th year serving meals. they are located in 16 communities throughout northern and central california. definitely leftovers are one of the best parts of thanksgiving if you can stomach it. lisa: i could. definitely a nice afternoon thursday and friday. we are looking at numbers not where they should be for this time of year. we will get more in line for that sunday afternoon. temperatures noticeably cooler as we get through the middle of the week, some of the frosty us readings -- frostiest readings we have seen in a while. temperatures anywhere from five to seven degrees up from yesterday's readings. that reflectivity may be a

couple of flakes of snow. this is a drive front allowing for test drive front allowing for -- this is a dry front allowing for a. san francisco 46. oakland 43. for mount tam, still pretty gray. temperatures should be in the low 60's. we will be above that except at the water where rees he wins will return this afternoon. 45 napa. 43 livermore. it is about offshore winds in the short -- in the up shore. with the cloud cover, atir ss gets scoured out. a cooling trend as we get into tomorrow.

tuesday and wednesday, we are looking at frost and widespread freeze warnings as we get closer to the event. that is the second system that will bring colder air. afternoon highs reflected in temperatures at or below average. the precipitation, we have to wait as we get through that dry cold air mass. thursday, this system is knocking on our door. friday, we have several systems, forecast models we look at. this sets up an atmospheric river. generous amounts of rain through friday and saturday. as we look at that one forecast model through the upcoming work week, this system brings rain down to southern california, but upwards of 0.42 for san jose. take that with a grain of salt until we get closer.

62 in the city. 64 oakland. above average by about four degrees. we will drop the numbers about four degrees for your sunday afternoon. breezy onshore winds hitting san francisco today. lower 60's instead of mid to upper 60's. morning lows awfully cold tuesday, wednesday morning, and then with more cloud cover we will warm up. more rain arrives by the end of the week. a lot to look forward to this week in terms of the weather changing. liz: it was nice to have the dry weather for the travel and black friday. thanks. just ahead, celebrating that special time of the year with musical special guests. we will have a preview of the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration special that will air right here on abc 7.

liz: we are counting down to the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration happening sunday night on abc 7. reporter carl schmidt caught up with many of the performers. reporter: sunday night, the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration will get us in the spirit. with performances from some of the biggest names in music. >> i get to get my local band out.

we will do rocking around the christmas tree. i don't think i could have had a cooler backdrop. i am starstruck. reporter: from walt disney world florida to disneyland california. >> i am going to be performing a medley. it is a little different than what people are used to hearing. i think people are going to enjoy it. >> katharine mcphee is taking the stage with her husband david foster. >> i love to put christmas music on and pull out all the decorations and go crazy. >> day after thanksgiving she goes crazy. >> reverend run from run dmc is one step ahead. >> i love christmas. my house ideed outea the wonder.

liz: disney is the parent company of abc 7. you can catch the wonderful world of disney magical holiday celebration this sunday at 8:00 p.m. on abc 7. still to come on abc seven mornings, twitter's new owner elon musk is promising amnesty for suspended accounts starting next week. local experts are weighing in on what that means. which zip code ranks as the most expensive across the country. the bay area city that is holding the high honor this year.

>> this is abc7news. >> thank you for joining us here, let us do a check on the forecast and potentially rain on the way later this week. plus we had a weak cold front in

the north bay. we have had low clouds and mid-level clouds, upper 40's in san francisco. as we look at temperatures from the golden gate bridge here, it is already cleared out where numbers are in the low 40's like santa rosa and livermore. then we have the cloud cover in overnight and 9:00 is a sunny morning with low 50's. low 60's by 11:00 and by 1:00 we are back to above average. we move away from the coast and upper 60's and northern bay, another day of mild temperatures before we see temperatures slip we are sunday, we have frost potentially for the middle of the week and the rain we want to try for the end of the week coming up. >> amnesty for suspended account, that is what twitter's new owner says will happen.

critics warned this could lead to more hate speech. >> another day and another putter head line, elon musk is letting bad twitter users come back. the billionaire posted a poll on twitter asking if user accounts should be reinstated if they have not broken the law or engaged in agreed to spam. the yes vote was 72%. follow-up post musk tweeted that the people have spoken and amnesty begins next week. he has reinstated former president trump, kanye west, marjorie taylor greene, her account was banned for violating the covid misinformation policy. >> these are things i am concerned about. >> melissa michelson is with a college and she says reactivating the suspended account only invites trouble. >> you get things like vaccine deniers, the attack on the pizza parlor in d.c. what people

thought there was a pedophile ring, get election deniers, the outcomes of elections, you get violence and you get a violent uprising on january 6. >> communication professor says censorship is not the answer. >> i thing the misconception is we can censor our way out of the hate speech or misinformation and that was never going to be a possibility. i have always believed this whole campaign to remove people from online platforms was never going to get to the root of the problem. why do we have hate speech? where does hate originate from? where does misinformation originate from? how can we help people respond to information? removing people from online platforms does not move -- remove any of that. >> it is a question of how you can spot misinformation so you that you do not fall for it and how you can change the culture so that hate speech is also prevalent and individuals do not believe it and individuals do

not spread it. that is something we do through constructive dialogue under democratic discourse, not through an censorship or appeals to authority. >> last month elon musk we did that no suspended accounts would be reinstated until twitter formed a content moderation counsel with diverse viewpoints i would consider the cases. that could be problematic too and newborn a panel could have biases. >> elon musk does say that the new pay verification twitter will launch roughly one week, he tweeted about it yesterday and this will be his second attempt at pay verification system, their first was cut short after a user successfully impersonated companies and celebrities including musk himself. he does have a plan if apple decides to remove twitter from the app store, he will create his own smart if that is the case. he has -- apple had strict guidelines for apps and his changes since taking over

twitter could get it kicked out of the app store. he hopes it does not come to that. the most extensive -- expensive zip code in the country once again, a big area 94027 has a median home sale price of $7.9 million, more than the national median. that is the sixth time it has been in the top spot. other bay area zip codes rank high on the list include san mateo and santa clara counties. a secretive base in germany, an allied space force keeping an eye on everything happening above us and how one wrong move could have dramatic implications right here. we were the first ever allowed inside and here is an as with the story -- inez what the story. >> a new division of personnel

working to keep america and its allies safe from hostile attacks in space. nato's new space center created two years ago is as spaces become demilitarized, about the excessive low, the first ever allowed inside, heading belowground to the highly classified situation center. here spacex works for 12 nato nations, their mission is keeping an eye on the 8000 satellites orbiting the earth and sharing their findings across the alliance. >> are were a lot of nations are building systems -- there are a lot of nations that are building systems, if we did not watch we would lose what was happening in space and what is to come. >> russia's were in ukraine making their task more important than ever. ukraine reliant on satellites for its communications with the help of elon musk's starlike. >> it assists things you and i

see the successes and the heroic actions and defense you have seen from ukraine. >> it is not just modern warfare, nearly every aspect of our daily lives now involves satellite technology. from financial systems, computer data, mobile phone networks, power grids, and air defense. this is a region deemed congested, contested, and competitive and as our dependence on satellites increases so do the threats to allied assets in space. >> the space-based capabilities are a vital part of how we understand nuclear capabilities in not just russia but more globally. abc7 do nato >> do nato allies have capability in space? >> i cannot talk about the technology on the side but i would like to assure that our access to space is what we needed to be. -- need it to be.

>> do you think space conflict in the future is inevitable? >> because space is such an important domain we are going to have to aim north for the potential. that requires a rather big capability. >> on friday, nasa's orion spacecraft entered a distant retrograde orbit around the moon and a nasa spacecraft is set to break in orbit, this kind of orbit is higher and more stable which makes them more fuel-efficient. it is called a retrograde orbit because orion is traveling in the opposite direction from the moon as it orbits the earth. they orion spacecraft is unmanned, if there were astronauts on board it would not be operating like this, nasa wants to test the spacecraft's limit. nasa will be the furthest point away from earth a record of nearly a quarter million miles that was hit by apollo 13 back in 1970. even though black friday has

passed, hulu is offering its black friday deal. returning subscribers can get them as a library of hit tv shows films, and hulu originals for a one dollar 99 dollars a month -- $1.99 a month for a year. hulu and abc7 are owned by disney. flushing away the controversy, the new public toilet you will see pop up around san francisco. here is a live look outside this morning, looking over the san francisco skyline, we check in with lisa when we come back.

>> european inspired public toys will be replaced with one to have a more modern look, the replacements, with a zero dollar price tag for the city but as an reporter -- as a reporter tells us there are strings attack --

attached. >> these public restrooms will be replaced with something more contemporary. >> this is an elegant, modern design. >> let us take a closer look, the design from smith group won the competition. >> we are looking at the new portals around market street out of the kiosks in the civic center and try to make a family of furniture and street furniture that fits in with the model. >> the texture serves a purpose, defend against elements and graffiti. >> they do get graffiti on them, it is stainless steel and it is easily cleanable and the texture is a defense against stickers which is another type of graffiti. >> gaining entry is as easy as pushing a time with your hand or foot -- tab with your hand or foot. >> certain bathrooms will be

staffed to make sure that they stay feeling safe and comfortable. >> 25 will be operational through the next four to five years. compan hasgrdo tublic toilets d maintain the excngallo tm to ite downtown area. >> it is an advertising model and it is for the company, it does not cost any thing to the city. >> these models will be replaced to look more like the mothership. >> it reminds me of the series star trek? i wonder if it is able to send me to a target location? beam me up, scotty! >> while. -- wow. never underestimate the ability of the willing to change how we relieve ourselves.

this is abc7news. >> this also may bring back some memories of the $1.7 million toilet that was planned for the valley, san francisco has a secured state funding but the state is holding the money until the city delivers a plan to use them more efficiently. let us get a check outside? a little cloudy and gray? >> we had a pretty sunrise, slightly cooler along the coast. below average for one last day. then we are talking cooler and hopefully regnier in my extended elbow, coming up -- rainer in the extended forecast, coming up. >> and sports.

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>> the warriors were at home against the utah jazz, we were able to hold off the jazz to get the job done. chris has the highlights. chris: the warriors sprinted onto an 18-2 record with a win over utah friday night that does not get back to 500 and even the record of 10 and 10 this time around, the fans won a home game, dante had a great pass at jordan poole, golden state had 33 assists and anthony lam fighting for the loose ball and he stays alert. what a play for the score. utah took the lead into the third and late third back in front for the warriors, klay thompson and jordan poole had three triples and a third and the warriors won by 11, a lot of fun, they bounced to clay and the court or purple is good and

the second half, the quarter game is by 33. this wealth game with 30 or more, warriors win, they are back to 500 and their hosting number 18 ucla, legendary broadcaster joe wrapping up his 48 year career and jeremiah hunter and for two. hunter is a buck 53, the touchdown came in the first half, fourth quarter, cal is up one, jack scores at the two point conversion and 35 .38 ucla. cal gave up over 58 rushing yards. a fumbled ball, 25 and 38, finishing the season at four and eight. england in the world cup, christian with a great chance with the u.s., but it goes off

at the crossbar and how close? that close. scoreless into the 91st minute and england's last best chance is white and the u.s. stays unbeaten against england in the world cup play after the 0-0 drop. they must beat iran to go to the knockout round. the golden seals against the kings. the king's defender is it to alexander and he scores a 3-2 game after two. third period now. they be james -- beat james. the sharks lose 5-2. stanford is the happiest place on earth. espn inspirational is led by this guy, stanford wins 70-60 and not pictured is stanton

beating the south coast, they are 0-6. that is your look e-sports. i sent it back to you. >> any favorite dish for thanksgiving, lisa? >> i like the sweet potatoes. there are so many, i have to have them all. >> a little bit of everything. >> we are looking at a couple of flurries in the lake tahoe area and this is a weak system that exits the north bay, we are getting sunnier in the north bay and you see the clouds holding on to the rest of the bay. a sunny afternoon at our exploratorium camera is out of our window where we are mostly sunny and it is 49 in san francisco and 46 in oakland. 50 in half moon bay and the sky here is beautiful. golden gate bridge, temperatures are in the low to mid 40's, my order with the cloud cover holding up the greetings -- readings overnight.

the cloudy skies giving way to brighter conditions and the cooling trend for the middle of the week with the next system come in tomorrow night, it will allow for freezing temperatures and a productive valley, it is so dry out of the end of the week, after this cold front we are looking at hopefully some rain living in. here is some of the clearing skies throughout the morning hours and a sunny day on the way, maybe a couple of clouds getting in here we are sending but it is the colder weather, the breezy onshore flow returns today. this brings colder air tuesday and wednesday but where is the ring? it is offshore. we will be looking at some of the rain. early monday we have more 30's, we had more 40's and as we get into your tuesday, hovering around freezing, slightly warmer around the bay and there is a look at article this morning, it will be cold wednesday morning with widespread 30's and some

20's. miss cissy's today in the south bay were another mall day and we should be in the low 60's or above average. peninsula numbers are in the low to mid 60's but the breezy wins on the afternoon turn more -- winds are more onshore. in the north bay, another mild one with upper 60's for calistoga and 68, 330 or 4:00 for sonoma and under the east bay we are in the mid 60's for your afternoon. ellen is upper 60's. -- inland is upper 60's. with the accuweather forecast says the warmth stays today and bringing onshore winds. the coast is cooler and we are in your average, a sesunny day. we will have a lot of

temperatures below average, a level 1 system thursday and find out of this could be a statewide event. we will see, our forecast models how duke it out by the end of the week. >> strange world is a new disney animated movie that premiered this week and it had an all-star cast who will lend their voices to characters who go on an amazing adventure together. >> the new animated adventure a strange world introduces us to the residence of a new world -- residents of a new world. they have different shapes, colors, abilities, and living alongside each other other coexisting. >> they will see it and wanted to reflect the world and the artists are making it like our team is very diverse and the world we live in is diverse and being able to celebrate everybody and have everyone feel

like they have characters of the resident with them. everybody deserves hero's it was nice. >> we have a world to save! >> to see those things normalize is wonderful. >> to see what is normal and to be normalized is awesome. >> i hope everybody catches up. the world we live in, it is and that is how we approached it. it just is. >> it is a story about the difficulty many people face in bridging generation gaps. >> grandpa is awesome! he is not awesome! >> he gave me a machete for my birthday! >> i was two! >> i wanted to tell a movie that spoke to what it means to be a good ancestor because that was. on my mind. i have two boys and that was very top of mind when i started this film, what kind of world would they inherit? to tell the story through the lens of this being fun and a

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>> here are the winning numbers from the megamillion drawing. 46, 50 seven, the mega number 18, nobody picked all six numbers and the drawing is estimated at $305 million. you are stuck from your thanksgiving meal but hopefully you have room for one more dessert, today is national picked a. making originates from norse culture, it was more gingerbread like because of the ingredients available. people are so creative with cakes even making ones of the look like realistic objects. whatever you indulge in today, hopefully you share something sweet with your loved ones because we have not had enough dessert!

definitely not! lisa: it is not good! totally not good! we had fun though. we are looking at a nice afternoon, the stars are getting sunnier and it was a cloudy start, a week cold front came in and it will be mild in the north and south under the bait. you may notice the changes along the coast, everybody cools off tomorrow to near average, very cold morning in the middle of the week and rain looking a little bit more likely through thursday and friday. >> thank you for joining us, coming up, a full day of college football on abc7. the clemson tigers take on south carolina in memorial stadium. then at 1:00 oregon state's the oregon ducks at 4:30. the notre dame takes on usc at home. than eight :00 tonight, abc news continues at 11:00. we will see you back here

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this is espn on abc. death valley is rocking today as clemson plays host to its in-state rival the south carolina