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solutions, this adan: warnock o runoff race down to the wire. after more than a year of campaigning, several controversies, and national attention, it is the democrats that win. the final seat in the u.s. senate. . thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am on a dates. the race came down to just a thin margin of votes but it gives democrats a 51-41 seat leg up in the senate chamber. reena roy is in washington with reactions. reporter: incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock elected for another term. >> it is my honor to four most powerful words ever spoken in a democracy. the people have spoken. [applause]

reena: the results coming in after the general election in november where warnock eat walker buy under 1%, neither candidate meeting the 50% threshold needed to win the ballot. voters showing up in droves to vote. >> i feel like i trust mr. warnock much more significantly than his opponent. >> he is the only republican choice left standing and there is no way i can vote for warnock. reena: the country watched closely as both candidates attacked each other on the campaign trail. >> right now i will put my character against raphael warnock. >> my opponent says many things. reena: walker facing a slew of allegations in recent months, including domestic abuse and his number of children. he is accused of paying for two women to have abortions, which he denied. reena roy, abc news, atlanta. ama: tomorrow the father accused

of shooing a newark man in what's the district attorney calls a revenge killing will appear in court. suspect blamed cantu's the death of his daughter. she was apparently attempting to cross the freeway after having a fight with her boyfriend. >> i believe he was looking for the victim's son who had some type of relationship with the suspect's family as well. ama: ca friends have raised a gofundme for his family. after a week of sharp public outcry, san francisco supervisors reversed course today and changed their vote to block sfpd's use of lethal robots. they had planned to use the

robots in deadly force situations only in extremely rare cases against active violent individuals. dan: new tonight, huge battle over the fighting of the symbol of our life during the covid-19 pandemic, the neighborhood areas marked as slow streets. in san francisco, a fight is on over what they are going to be like going forward. j.r. stone is the newsroom with a meeting still happening right now. j.r.: in the last 30 minutes, the sf mta board voted to close the slow streets program, but there were loud voices on both sides and there was quite a bit of clarification about what slow streets actually means. the slow streets program has changed many neighborhood streets across the city. tuesday night, huge crowds took to the san francisco city hall, some wanting those streets opened to normal traffic at normal speeds. others pushing for continuation of the program, which started

during the pandemic. >> please keep all slow streets permanent. >> my name is jill and gump and i am 13 years old and live in the richmond district. my friends and i ride our bikes to and from school. >> how did we get to the meeting today, francis? >> by bike. >> and how did we get to school today? >> also by the bike. j.r.: during the meeting, board members clarified that slow streets are not closed streets, which is different than signage that has been used. >> slowed streets are open to all users of the road, drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, but on -- all users need to move slow. j.r.: the main street in question during the meeting was lake street, which has been closed as part of the slow street program and goes east and west south of the presidio.

some say streets like lake should not be under a slow street program. >> i want lake street open. >> lake street is one half blocked for more than a thousand acres. j.r.: traffic is allowed on slow streets like lake, but duncan kennedy says he lives in the area. he says there have been problems. >> on a daily basis, receiving all of the stairs, people purposely walking in front of me, very hostile atmosphere. it feels like a january 6 environment. j.r.: the sf ta is moving forward with the slow street program for most of the streets that have been involved in the past. it will also include lake street in that program but the board clarified several times tuesday evening that this does not mean the slow streets are closed to vehicles. they have had problems with residents trying to proudly --

trying to police other residents. ama: thank you. san francisco's building inspectors are raising eyebrows over what is happening at twitter hq tonight. there are complaints that some conference rooms are being turned into makeshift bedrooms for twitter employees. officials have told abc 7 news that they have reached out to twitter to inspect the site. dan: new tonight, it is more well-deserved leak claimed for the abc 7 documentary are america. after getting nationwide recognition, the film had another showing tonight in oakland. julian glover was on hand at the new parkway theater to discuss his breakthrough work on this project. through the stories for bay area couples, julian's documentary explores systemic equities in the home appraisal process. >> it means something to someone, but we are able to see that tonight.

again, thank you also much. dan: you can n america any right now on hulu. ama: the san francisco 49ers made big plays off the field tonight in their hope for the holidays drive-through giveaway. the team gave new resources to 175 underserved families in santa clara. the giveaways included food, toys, and shoes donated by community partners. george kittle and arik armstead artistic pitted in today's holiday cheer. -- participated in today's holiday cheer. >> just trying to make the holidays as good as possible is a great thing. >> just interacting with kids makes me very happy. ama: families were selected from several local nonprofits.

area culture, others say it is a problem. the new action on sideshows tonight. ama: plus store shelves out of stock as a sign of the winter illnesses going around, but there are some alternatives out there if you are in need of any children's medicine. >> ahead in sports, is the verdict in for aaron judge? >> the winter chill is in the air tonight. i will show you how much temperatures will drop by morning and when weather -- wet weather returns to the bay area. dan: here's a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> watch tonight. it will make your brain hard paid i know you had a birthday last week. >> i did. happy birthday to me. >> you

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ama: new developments everlasting debate on sideshows in the bay area. oakland is now the latest city to try legislation to stop it. tim johns looks at those for and against the idea and what the solution should be. tim: after no arrest was made following another sideshow on friday, many bay area residents are becoming frustrated over the persistent problem. one local city is looking to maximize pressure to bring that

to an end. >> i am out here every night. not only are they on major streets, intersections, but they are in the neighborhood section as well. tim: on tuesday, and oakland city councilmember proposed a crackdown not just on those participating in sideshows on the city, but those who advertise them and come out to view them. >> they will cite to, fine if you're up on the vehicle doing the sideshow, we will impound the vehicle but also cite you. tim: not everyone agrees. some like communities for restorative youth justice think the city would be better off investigating community activities as an alternative for young people. >> i believe that criminalization is not the solution. it is only serving to incarcerating black and brown youth and young adults. tim: a rationale that gallo does not by. >> you do not have an excuse or

reason to not only make it unsafe for yourself and what you are doing. tim: the oakland city council postponed a vote on the measure until december 20, buying more time until the size of potential penalties and other details can be worked out. despite the delay, gallo say is hopeful that the council will soon pass the proposal. >> we want to make sure that children and families have a safe place to live and be able to walk, ride your bike, and enjoy the neighborhood. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: the triple threat of winter illnesses is upon us. covid rates are rising for third straight winter and one of the worst starts to flu season we have had in decades. the demand for children's tylenol has left drugstore shelves empty. ucsf dr. peter chin-hong says

that you can use other similar medicines or brands in the store. >> you can take 200 milligrams for an adult or depending on the size of the kid, mixing it, crushing it, axing it with chocolate milk. dan: another tip includes placing a cool towel or compress on the child who has a fever. next week will be 10 years since one of america's deadliest mass shootings where 21st and six adults were killed in sandy hook , connecticut. robert roberts is hosting a benefit for the sandy hook promise. that is an organization cohosted by the mother of a victim. bob iger is one of the participants. he is the ceo of disney and parent company of abc 7. >> protecting children, making

them feel safe, is something i am incredibly passionate about. dan: sandy hook promise has trained 18 million american kids in antiviolence programs and they plan to train 25 million more. ama: jewel labs has reached a sector -- juul labs ha a settlement. it covers lawsuits covering 10,000 plaintiffs including school district and native american tribes. many of the complaints surrounded around how juul was marketed to teenagers. the company said in a statement its mission is to still transition adult smokers away from combustible cigarettes while combating underage use. dan: a san jose nonprofit is making sure hard-working families are not forgotten this holiday season. the farmworker caravan is putting out a call to help give stopped stuffings into the hands of thousands of kids. amanda del castillo highlights

the motivation behind this effort. amanda: brim and wrapped in plastic. early donations dropped off at washington united youth center in san jose. >> we do a christmas stocking drive, which is christmas with love. amanda: a drive led by the farmworker caravan. >> there is not a single person in america who has not benefited from a farmworker. amanda: darlene says the south bay based farmworker caravan supplies goods to those who are often forgotten. collecting more than 7000 stocks -- stuffed stockings, but supply issues impacted 2021 numbers. this year, she is hoping to have at least thousand stockings to give up -- 6000 stockings to

give out. >> even though we are seeing that many stockings, that is a minuscule amount of what we are doing in our local area. amanda: she credits the groups and individuals that come together to make this happen. the effort puts things back into the hands of children of farmworkers across the bay. reasons why donation drop-off locations spend the region from monterey to san mateo counties. >> this stocking means everything to them, and their faces and the smiles that we bring to them, it warms my heart. amanda: what many might see as a simple stocking, something cherished by children who may otherwise not receive much. and for darlene, a appreciation for the farmworkers who provide not only for their own families, but for everyone. >>

they put into the work they do, and that is love that is going to your dinner table. everyone who is out there eating, that came from a farmworker. amanda: in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ama: if you are looking to donate a stocking yourself, that drop-off donation ends on december 16. to join the abc 7 season of giving, you can find a full list of local groups making an impact for the holidays on abc7news.com . dan: let's turn to the weather and a needed break from the winter. sandhya: you get a little break tomorrow and then we will bring in some rain. a cold weather alerts need to know about. it will be chilly with sweater weather is in the morning. plans, bring them inside, especially the tender ones. they will get damaged by frost and freeze. remember to cover any outdoor pipes to prevent any damage.

the freeze going up to the north and mountains. some freezing conditions in the upper 20's to low 30's, so it will be bone chilling cold. right now it is already chilly in the 30's and 40's across the bay area as we check out the morning temperatures out the door it will be frosty across areas of the inland valleys. 31 in napa, 33 degrees in livermore, some of our colder spots. just a couple of clouds left and we had some showers this morning, isolated showers in the southern part of our viewing area, and right now it is good visibility. mainly clear and cold overnight. the next round of rain arrives on thursday afternoon and the storm is coming in on saturday. we will see the sun tomorrow and you will get the chance to get your holiday shopping and operations up. temperatures in the low to mid 20's for your thursday. first in a series of storms comes in and this will bring rain in the afternoon to the

north bay and by evening, it is spreading across the entire region. it is gone before the morning commute against. it will be the wee hours of friday and late friday night, the next round begins to appear. the atmosphere on saturday is going to soak the bay area and dump snow into the mountains, but it is going to be rough to get up to the mountains. in terms of the first system, this is a level one. by the weekend storm, you will notice many areas will be between one and two inches of rain. the three to four inch category is possible. the winds will be dusting out of the south. 7:00 a.m. saturday. the gusty winds will be with us on sunday morning, though not as strong. winter weather advisory going down the california mountains, so they are looking at some snow. we are going to add to the snow

totals in the sierra. five to perhaps more than five feet by sunday night. this is great news. holden frosty and lend tomorrow morning, a level 1 system for thursday afternoon. then it is a moderate strength storm for saturday. it will be a level 1 for sunday with scattered showers and we with scattered showers and we will go ahead and d thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines,

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ama: there is no baseball being played at orval park in the wintertime, so today it became the home of the holiday heroes. it was a who's who of athletes while taking the field. they had an unforgettable night for underserved kids in the bay area. there were pictures, autographs, and running the bases was a must. it is the 25th year of the heroes events. dan: that is such a sweet thing

to do. ama: so memorable for the kids. dan: no rain tonight, and it was nice. chris: the home address, there have been the giants getting judged in town. a small talks as we await the verdict from the man, aaron judge. where the gi

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the giants have signed alfred mitch hammer. the mountain view native is hitting 112 once -- runs. 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo might not be out of the season after all. there are reports today that say he will not need knee surgery. and if rehab goes well, he could potentially return in seven to eight weeks which would put him in line for return in the playoffs. we will learn more tomorrow when kyle shanahan speaks before practice. stephen curry has been named as the 2022 sports illustrated sports person of the year. it is what he does off the court with his eat, love, play foundation. college hoops. the ducks are back.

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