seven news. >> there are already signs of what's to come with the apex summit. san francisco braces itself for all the various closures that could snarl traffic. good evening. i'm karina nova. the apex summit will welcome economic leaders from across the world, including joe biden. now while events kicked off at the moscone center, some streets and sidewalks are being impacted by

security measures elsewhere. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard gives us a look. i'm just trying to get. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. so just one block, that's all it is. just cross here. >> one lane of southbound embarcadero is now closed to cars between broadway and green street. the sidewalk is close to. yeah >> for i'm not sure why this this is happening here. >> the city says it's all in the name of security. world leaders will gather at the exploratorium later this week, but not everybody was happy about the detour. >> tell us we can't walk there. these people are walking right here. >> now. these security measures are just the beginning. by wednesday, most of the waterfront and the embarcadero will be off limits to cars and pedestrians. work on women's economic empowerment in apec. the apec summit kicking off at moscone center kiosks and workstation is set up for more than 2000. registered journalist s one of the first events featuring senior us official for apec, matt murray, telling local high school students why this

summit matters. >> so it's a place where we can also get together as economies across the region to really share ideas with each other, to share best practices and to really focus on the c in apec, which is cooperation, human rights, the focus of this solidarity event attended by chinese dissidents. >> congressman mike gallagher, chairman of the select committee on china, says stakes will be high when two world leaders meet this week. >> and my concern and we were talking about it before is that when we have high level dialog like the one that's happening this week between xi jinping and joe biden, that we don't that human rights don't get thrown down into the gutter in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc seven news, the giant ferris wheel installed in san francisco golden gate park is now at pier 43 at fisherman's wharf. >> the 150 foot skystar wheel was supposed to start running today, but will now open tuesday, pending inspections. uh- owners are hoping the wheel is an opportunity to impress

people visiting san francisco by giving them a 360 degree view of san francisco's most iconic destinations. san francisco residents are offering their perspective on apec. many were out enjoying the city tonight. they tell abc7 reporter ryan curry how they plan to navigate all the road closures and special events next week. >> a night out on the town for many in san francisco as they enjoy their last moments of feeling normal before the city enters the global spotlight. but those who came to the city already had to plan ahead. >> we drove here. there's traffic coming off the highway is a pain in the butt, but we're here now. >> many going to the chase center for the warriors game had to sacrifice extra time to get there before tipoff. >> i always look at the map to kind of get a gauge, an idea of how long it's going to take to get here. so i probably left about an hour earlier than i would have. >> usually the warriors telling fans next week attending events at chase center to start planning muni line in front of the arena will be rerouted in

all lane closures will make it challenging for anyone driving bad traffic that could rival other major cities. >> i feel sorry for the people that live here because i know how stressful it is. i mean, i travel all over the country, new york traffic is horrible. i like traffic is horrible. houston traffic is horrible. >> similar feelings in north beach. >> the weather is good. the town is popping. >> a beautiful night right now. but people here say they might not be able to have a night like this for at least a week. sherry greedy butler plans to avoid the zones altogether. she says others should do the same. >> we're going to stay away from downtown and let apex do their business and we'll stay in the neighborhoods, see north beach. there's no barrier up here. it's business as usual. >> many roads will be closed and many transit lines will be changing, but parts of the city will stay the same. people we spoke with say even tourists should go check them out. >> we're friendly and we have a lot to offer. this is a world class city friendly to the thousands of people ready to embrace san francisco.

>> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> here are some of the changes for those trying to get around. san francisco. muni is no longer able to serve stops in the exclusion zones. those are the security zones set up by secret service, mostly near moscone center. sfmta wasn't planning to make changes to public transit until monday, but clearly that's changed some of the bay bridge off ramps are going to be closed due to the events taking place at the moscone center. they would normally feed traffic right into the security zone. the closures will start tuesday and go through friday. they'll start at 5:00 in the morning and end at 9:00 at night. every day in the westbound direction. the fifth street off ramp is going to be closed. the fremont street and eighth street off ramps will remain open. eastbound drivers won't be able to use the fourth street off ramp. the last san francisco exit will be at seventh street. now beside the ramp closures, one lane in each direction on the bridge itself

will be closed. that closure will be continuous for four days, starting at 5 a.m. tuesday and lasting all the way until friday night at nine. we've put together a day by day guide to apec from street closures to special events and official events, bookmark it on abc seven news.com because we're updating it whenever new information is released. arab leaders met in saudi arabia on saturday calling for an immediate end to military operations in gaza, declaring israel bears responsibility for crimes against palestinians. the death toll in gaza surpassing 11,000, according to the hamas run health ministry. here's abc's alison kosik with the latest. >> israel's military released video on saturday it says shows airstrike strikes against suspected hezbollah positions in lebanon while hezbollah has claimed responsibility for two attacks on israel. meanwhile the idf continues its airstrikes on gaza. several hospitals in gaza

say that for the past 24 hours, they have been under relentless bombard patients and staff trapped eight doctors without borders surgeon doctor mohammed obeid described conditions at al-shifa hospital as there is no electricity. >> actually, there is no water, there is no food. so our team is exhausted. we can see actually the smoking, the smoke around the hospital. they hit everything around the hospital and they hit the hospital many times israel has portrayed shifa hospital as hamas's main command post. >> they have positioned all of their capabilities in around and beneath hospitals, saying militants were using civilians as human shields and had set up elaborate bunkers underneath the hospital claims both hamas and al-shifa staff have denied. >> on saturday, idf spokesman daniel hagar said there is no siege on shifa hospital. >> there is no siege. i repeat, there is no siege on the shifa hospital, the east side of the

hospital is open on al-wahda street for the safe pass of gazans who wish to leave the hospital. >> israel has been urging gazans to flee southward, opening up humanity corridors. the israeli military says more than 150,000 have fled in just the past two days, most of them on foot, but tens of thousands still remain in the north, where the fighting is heaviest. arab leaders met in saudi arabia on saturday condemning israel's handling of the war and calling for an immediate cease fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushing back, saying israel's battle against hamas will continue with full force. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> in the east bay, a search is on tonight for a suspect in a deadly shooting. this afternoon in the parking lot of the chili's restaurant in san leandro. emergency crews found a woman shot. she died a short time later. investigators are giving few details at this point, but say the victim and the gunman knew each other.

police say they are searching for the shooter, who they say has been identified. there was commotion and confusion at last night's vallejo high school football game. a nearby shooting raised concerns in the crowd of an active shooter situation. the times herald reports one student ran onto the field seeking safety after being shot at at a nearby gas station when he was taken to the hospital with a non-life threatening injury. the school followed protocols until officials determined there wasn't an active shooter there. police are investigating. an oakland man is recovering after being shot while confronting thieves who were trying to steal a car. the shooting happened just before 330 this morning near the intersection of stanford avenue and market street. police say the victim was shot while confronting a suspect from their home. investigators are still searching for possible suspects who were involved and the victim was taken to a hospital and is expected to survive. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, today's veterans day and the bay area

found a variety of ways to salute those who served. for some it was a solemn celebration and a little later, turning empty offices sitting unused in san francisco into housing that the city badly needs from permits to planning to plumbing. see what it takes. >> i'm spencer christian. after a dry and mild weekend, some wet weather is coming our way. next week, i'll have the details in my accuweather forecast coming uphen abc7 news at

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>> organizers rallied in front of police headquarters today. they want the acting police chief and president of the police officers union to step down. newly released documents show they signed off on the use of force by officers in some cases. the fbi later determined the use of force was excessive. the officers involved were indicted in august on federal civil rights violations as to commemorate veterans day, president joe biden visited arlington national cemetery in virginia. biden did the honors of laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the commander in chief recounted famous battles fought by us troops. during his visit. biden said veterans were the steel spine of this nation. the president was joined by vice president kamala harris and first lady jill biden. numerous events were held today around the bay area to mark veterans day. from parades to celebrations as people found a way to salute the troops. abc7 news reporter tara campbell

shows us that the tributes to those who served can come in many forms. >> this scene of stillness at san francisco's national cemetery. three i always think about, you know, that the sacrifice you know, and the losses kirsi tiemroth is here on this veterans day in honor of her husband's ancestor who served in the navy. they like to come here every so often just to think about, you know, the family members and also their service. and very interesting history, actually. and from the cemetery in san francisco to parades in petaluma and san jose. thousands of people lining the streets. >> i'm thrilled. i'm just thrilled. this fantastic turnout. >> kay hartman comes from a long line of loved ones who have served. >> my mother was a coast guard and i brought her down to be in the parade for decades. and my father was a navy veteran. my husband's a vietnam. >> and in the east bay, the uss hornet celebrated its 25th

anniversary as a sea, air and space museum. >> a great day at the hornet. they had a lot of wonderful ways celebrating the heritage here and the history and celebrating our vets. >> we've had over 4500 people come today. it's i mean, it's spectacular for the people here. it's great for our veterans that work here. it's great for our staff and for our community. >> and over in danville, an open house at the veterans memorial building. the celebration included a space themed pop up museum and a ceremony honoring veterans. >> we are so happy that we are able to put on events like this through the veterans, putting it on themselves. >> and meanwhile, back in san francisco ago, a veteran visiting from chicago also takes a moment to remember. >> we're just out here celebrating on veterans day. mark kelly served in the navy for 20 years and his father fought in the korean war. these people that gave their lives, they they gave everything. and their families. you know, i feel very touched and i honor them.

>> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> thank you to our veterans. if you had trouble loading up your clipper card today, you had lots of company. a problem kept users from putting money on their transit cards. and it didn't matter if you were going through apple or android. that issue was fixed this evening. one of abc seven's very own received a special honor from the national academy of television arts and sciences. paula murkowski, our station's creative services director. there she is, was inducted in the 2023 silver circle for her work in the television industry since 1991. she was one of six people inducted today, paula has worn many hats on the newsroom. that includes being a news writer, a media manager, editor and pr. the honor is for those who have worked for 25 years or more in tv. and spencer, you've worked with her for many years. yes. >> about almost 25 years. yeah.

and paula is terrific. she could do every hat that she's worn. she has worn with expertise. i would agree. >> she does her job, current job. so well and we all love her. congrats >> we do. and i love this weather, too. >> oh, this weekends before the rain comes. yeah. this weekend is just picture perfect. >> savor it, because it's not going to last very long. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. you can see that ridge of high pressure that is nosed in to give us this beautiful weekend weather. but coming behind that is some very active weather along trail of plume of moisture out to sea. a low pressure system developing out there that's going to bring us some wet and active weather during the week. right now, everything is so calm. wind speeds right now are generally under five miles per hour, which is rather unusual around the bay area. this time of the night, most locations are a degree or two cooler than they were this time last night. so let's move along, take a look at a spectacular camera view from mt. tam, looking down onto the sparkling city of san francisco. 57 degrees here in the city

right now. low 50s at oakland mountain view, san jose, upper 40s at palo alto and half moon bay. another beautiful view from emeryville looking toward san francisco. other temperature readings right now, 48 degrees at santa rosa. novato 4550 at napa, 51 concord livermore 50 and 45 at fairfield. and our final live camera view from the exploratorium camera looking back at a portion of the skyline of san francisco and these are the forecast headlines. mainly clear skies with some high clouds overnight. we'll see sun with high clouds tomorrow. so call it filtered sunshine. a very mild afternoon coming our way tomorrow. much like today. but a rainy week lies ahead with the main body of the rain coming in tuesday through thursday. for tonight, though, mainly clear skies, just a few high clouds, overnight lows mainly in the upper 40s to about 50 degrees highs tomorrow, low to mid 60s on the coast, 68 here in san francisco. we'll see some low 70s right around the bay shoreline. inland areas from the north to the inland east bay to the south bay, mainly low to mid 70s, although high of 77 likely

at san jose. that might be our warmest spot tomorrow. now the forecast animation for next week. by late monday night, 11:00 or so, we'll see that first wave of rain approaching. it'll start to move in on tuesday and it looks like tuesday and wednesday will bring us the most vigorous storm activity, the heaviest and steadiest rainfall. but even on thursday, there'll be more rain moving in, more like scattered showers by then. and then on friday, possibly a lingering early morning shower. so we've got a week of very active weather coming. our way. and rainfall totals depend on which computer model we follow. may be just under an inch and a half for most of the bay area or up to two inches or more in the wettest locations as displayed on this rainfall estimate. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it'll start to get cloudier and cooler on monday and then rain arrives on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. each of those days will give the storm activity a ranking of one. on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. although there could be one of these days. the

weather could get energized enough to reach a level two. but at the moment we're calling level one for tuesday, wednesday and thursday, then possibly some lingering morning showers on friday and parts clearing by next saturday. not anything like this weekend, though. >> okay. well, you know, it's interesting. we need the rain. and, you know, it's nice that we're getting it. but just the timing of it with apec, i know, i know. >> i hope all the attendees have umbrellas, rain gear. yeah. and for those of us who'll be driving in this weather just be aware that the roadways will be slippery. right? >> exactly. all right. so everyone's prepared. thanks, spencer. okay. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, a big moment before tonight's warriors game. who's going to benefit from millions of dollars in grants

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bay area, primarily schools and those that focus on education in the charitable arm of the team also gives out tickets and helps refurbish basketball courts in the community. among other things. such a great thing that they do and along with that, they also honored veterans today. >> yeah, the warriors do so much for the community. i've covered that foundation for a long time $3.5 million is going to go to a good cause. and you mentioned what they did tonight for the troops. coming up in sports, the warriors return home on hoops for troops. night and as for the game, emotions running high. a surprising ejection of draymond green got a little wild at chase tonight. sports and we are your bargain bliss market. what is bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get

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well, after playing seven of their first nine games on the road, the warriors back home tonight opening a six game home stand on a whoops for troops night honoring the military on this veterans day debuting the new san francisco city edition uniforms hosting the cavs, cleveland sprinted ahead in the second, led by as many as 17 donovan mitchell, all 17 of his own in the first half. klay thompson scored 14 points a minute. he had a bad game shaking his head like the warriors fans in this one third quarter, though, here comes stephen curry. splash game high

3430 warriors cut the lead to single digits but the game turns right here draymond green bumped mitchell a few plays earlier then mitchell retaliates they went to review and i've never seen this before. they went back in time and actually draymond got ejected. head coach steve kerr said he'd never seen him review a play from that much earlier to get an ejection and there goes dre. the warriors did take a brief lead but spent too much energy trying to come back. cavs ran away with it in the fourth 20 turnovers not helpful either as the warriors lose 118 110, they'll host minnesota quick back to back tomorrow night. college football final time in strawberry canyon for the cal students this year hosting washington state. first quarter was scoreless cougs going for it on fourth and short and the ball pops loose. there it is. cade, you larvae go on 51 yards untouched. not even the cow fans. a little confused here that really happen it did seven nothing golden bears and then in the fourth cal is up linebacker david reese smacks the ball out of cam ward's hand. it goes to

noel williams. everyone's confused on this play, too. and there he goes 42 to 24 cal then the bears that is had to hold on for dear life. they win 42 to 39 heading to the big game week with a win. speaking of stanford a big plane fly over in corvallis stanford at number 12, oregon state five plays into the game. stanford on the move. but ashton daniels picked off right here. he was battling an injury to that non-throwing hand through most of the game, the bees to score a touchdown to make it seven. nothing early. later in the first, damien martinez takes the hand off, cuts back cuts again in and he's free 59 yards to the house already his second touchdown of the court he had four rushing touchdowns in the half oregon state built a 3410 lead. the beavers rushed for six touchdowns over 300 yards on the ground. look at deshaun fenwick. we acrobatic and then he goes into the house 37 yards. oregon state wins 62 to 17. stanford now three and seven they lose heading in a big game week. krazy george mc hammer in the

south bay watching the battle for the valley trophy at san jose state. and my fresno state bulldogs spartans open with the ball and put it in the end zone right away, shoving cordero to malachi miller 26 yards and in seven nothing zjsu now second quarter spartans up 21 three cordero finding nick nash he's in 2810. they led at the half bulldogs starting quarterback mikey keen took a hard shot to the head so he was out and then logan fyfe comes in relief early third quarter trying to make something happen, scrambling, throwing. it's picked off by michael dansby near the goal line. he goes 98 yards the other way. san jose state runs to victory, 42 to 18 on abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino. you're a little nervous out there. >> was that hard for you to watch? >> yeah, it was hard for me to watch. >> i know you're fresno state. that hurt. all right. we are going to have much more on sports coming up. niners yes, exactly. so much more to come on abc seven news at 11. and we're

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jim harbaugh was banned from today's game against penn state. the former 49 ers coach is caught up in a scandal that includes accusations of sign stealing and in-person scouting. abc7 news reporter morgan norwood has a closer look. >> the university of michigan now preparing for a legal battle against the big ten after their head coach jim harbaugh was sidelined as the wolverines took on penn state at beaver stadium. all of this amid allegations of a sign stealing scheme. offensive coordinator sharon morse stepping in as his replacement and leading the team to a victory over the nittany lions. touchdown wolverines.

>> it's been a crazy 24 hours, but at the same time, our team is built for this. our staff is built for this and we're all built for it. >> harbaugh, the head coach of the undefeated, number three ranked college football team in the country, banned from his team's final three games after allegations of a sign stealing scheme. michigan has one of the highest chances to win the national championship this year. >> they're just doing everything to stop michigan. >> the big ten finding the university of michigan in violation of its sportsmanship policy for conducting an impermissible in-person scouting operation over multiple years, resulting in an unfair, competitive advantage that compromised the integrity of competition for the big ten to step in and remove harbaugh from the sideline for the three games for the remainder of the regular season shows just the depth of what the conference feels that michigan did in this sign stealing scheme. espn sources say michigan analyst connor stallions bought tickets to more than 30 games with teams on michigan schedule and paid people to attend the games and

record coaching signals. stallions has resigned, while harbaugh has denied any knowledge of the operation. michigan athletic director warde manuel issuing a statement before saturday's game, saying the big ten and its commissioner acted unethically on friday when they banned harbaugh, calling it an assault on the rights of everyone to be judged by a fair and complete investigation. in a hearing in the schools lawsuit challenging the big ten's punishment of university of michigan and harbaugh is scheduled for november 17th. morgan norwood, abc news, new york. >> a former warrior. kelly oubre, junior is in the hospital tonight after getting struck by a car he was walking near his home in philadelphia when he was hit. there are no other details at this time. uber is currently playing with the 76 ers this season and the team says he's expected to miss a second nificant amount of time. former raiders star d.j. hayden is one of six people killed in an early morning car crash in houston. police say a woman driving a car

sped through a red light and collided with an suv that hayden was in. hayden made national headlines after a collision in practice in 2012. it caused a tear in his heart. he was discharged from the hospital a week later and was selected by then oakland raiders in the 2013 draft. the 33 year old also played for the lions, the jaguars and washington. a large fire shut down a highway in los angeles and both directions. and the governor has declared a state of emergency storage lots beneath interstate ten caught fire closing the highway near downtown los angeles for at least 24 hours. the fire spread eight acres and at least 160 firefighters responded, ended the structural integrity of the freeway is possibly compromised. >> we have caltrans engineers here on scene looking at the damage and they're going to determine whether or not the freeway is safe to drive on the fire department says the fire burned through trailers, parked cars, many wood pallets and

other items left in the storage lots. >> firefighters were able to protect three commercial buildings from the flames. the cause of that fire still has not been disclosed. still ahead on abc7 news at 11 san francisco officials have expressed a desire to turn vacant office buildings into housing, but that doesn't happen overnight. we'll take you through the process and learn about some of the challenges from one gorgeous view of san francisco to another. >> from mt. tam, clear skies tonight. mild weather coming our way tomorrow, but next week is a whole different story. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 ne

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empty office space be turned into much needed housing? abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez took a look at what it takes to make this kind of conversion in san francisco is in a constant battle with itself. >> too much commercial space but not enough housing. >> it does cost less in many examples to convert one of these buildings and to build fresh. >> that's what mayor london breed wants to hear. like a marriage. she believes the coming together of the 2nd may help to revitalize downtown. >> we will continue to adapt. we will adjust, and we will be better. >> the operative word here is conversions. it has been done before. in 2006, the royal insurance building at sampson and pine street across from the old pacific stock exchange was converted from office space to 46 condos. the ritz carlton building on market street with

52 units was once the site of the san francisco chronicle, an and here is where in the 1930 ap giannini had a branch of the bank of italy. it later became the bank of america, which lent walt disney the money to complete his first feature film, snow white and later other projects that building one powell street was converted into 44 high end lofts in 2004. okay, so we know that it is possible, but what does it really take to convert office space into residential units? the answer it's not that simple. strike and froggen knows a thing or two about conversions. his firm, solomon cordwell buenz, was behind the largest office to residential conversion in san francisco's history. 100 van ness, a 29 story building that now has 418 rental units. so for those of you who don't recognize

the building, that's the old triple a building, which was not very attractive. okay, i'm going to say it. it was ugly. >> well, yeah, definitely. from the public's perception, the biggest thing that we did at the building was to remove the old precast concrete facade and to replace that with floor to ceiling glass to really allow the view potential of the building to be realized. inside for many conversion projects. >> one of the biggest challenges is the plumbing. >> so that means we need to cut new vertical rises through the building, which means drilling holes through the concrete. >> each unit must now have its own plumbing, sprinkler heads, a thermostat, heating and ventilation and lighting, light and air and natural light into the units is a big deal for many of these office footprints are very large and deep, and it's difficult to get natural light into the bedroom units.

>> that's why a floor to ceiling glass exterior was ideal. >> this all sounds like a pain in the at what point do you decide to knock the building down and build from the ground up? >> i think there are some buildings that probably have reached the end of their useful life and the highest and best use of that land might be to build new, new construction. >> froggen is looking at 15 possible conversions in san francisco, but only 3 to 5 are potential candidates. the other challenge is dealing with the planning department because the city really wanted 100 van ness to succeed. the permits were expedited. the property was purchased in 2011 and only four years later was ready for occupancy. there are other conversions that have been enormously profitable, like this one at 2121 webster street in pacific heights, the old university of the pacific dentistry school, it went on the market in 2016 and the sale of

the 76 condos is said to have generated $300 million. but that was then. today, in 2023, convert happens now may be less profitable. >> all construction costs are probably double what they were and rents right now, rents have dropped so much that they're not that much above where they were in 2012. >> also, when 100 van ness was being built, the city required the owners to set aside 13% of the units for affordable housing . today it's 21. any developer, architect or engineer will tell you city hall will need to provide more incentives to make these conversions more realist tick. >> you know, this huge inventory of buildings that, you know, could be good enough and could be useful to people who need them. >> leon melendez, abc7 news. >> all right, let's switch gears now and talk about the weather. it's the weekend, so really important to have good weather for that. and of course we have apec next week. exactly. there's

rain on the we're off to a good start for apec with the weekend weather we have. >> but then when the week gets started, it's a different picture. here's a great picture, though, from mount tam. can you believe this? >> you i just asked you, is that real or fake? that is a live look. look at our beautiful city. >> yeah, it's unbelievable. that's sparkling city by the bay. so so these are the forecast headlines. i hate to block that view, but mainly clear skies with a few high clouds overnight. sun and clouds mix tomorrow. only high clouds, though, so it'll be a bright day, much like today, milder in the afternoon, but a rainy week lies ahead. so overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s, mainly around 50 degrees. in san francisco and oakland. tomorrow's highs under filtered sunshine, low 60s coast, low 70s around the bay low to mid 70s inland and here's the accuweather seven day forecast monday. it gets a little bit cloudier breezier and cooler and then the rains began tuesday, wednesday and thursday. looks like the heaviest rain will probably take place tuesday into wednesday, but they'll certainly be more showers on thursday and

possibly a lingering morning shower on friday before it starts to clear up again next weekend. but next weekend, it won't be anything like this weekend. this is just spectacular. >> so take advantage of it. make outdoor plans, please, one more day. all right. thanks, spencer. all right. now to chris with a preview of sports. >> hey, karina. coming up in sports, the warriors salute the troops on this veterans day and which 40 niners can you expect to be in the lineup against the jaguars as they look to snap a three game slide welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year.

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today's cancer research is tomorrow's victory. a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® those that are currently serving our country. the warriors celebrating hoops for troops night during tonight's game against cleveland and plenty of red, white and blue across chase center tonight. you see the flag right there. and you can also see special t shirts worn by some of the players like chris

paul during warmups, the military was honored in festivities during the pregame, including the national anthem. they had a presentation of flags , a bell ringing, and even they repelled the game ball from the rafters. as you'll see in a moment, a special night honoring the men and women fighting for the red white and blue. >> it means a lot, especially people before me. it's good to, like, have a night where we can honor them and give them a special moment. it's pretty overwhelmed, right now. i'm not going to lie. i'm just grateful to be wearing this uniform and i'm grateful to be a part of this organization as well. well i always enjoy seeing, you know, veterans guys and people who serve serve, you know, at our games. >> it's a special night to be able to honor them and thank them for all their service and sacrifice. >> cool night at chase now the 49 ers are going to look to snap a three game losing streak when they take on the jaguars in jacksonville. 49 ers left tackle trent williams was limited in practice thursday friday he's officially questionable for tomorrow game time decision now the hope is he can play along

with wide receiver deebo samuel who's missed two games with a shoulder injury. both were injured in that cleveland game as brock purdy and the niners offense looks to get back to full strength. brock has struggled late in the last two games throwing two back breaking interceptions in the bengals loss and afterwards he stood in front of his teammates took ownership. >> i just wanted the team to know and hear from my own mouth face to face like i got to be better, you know, i owned up to the mistakes that i've made and certain points in the game. i have to be smart with the ball, you know, the quarterback is one of the most trusted guys in the organization because we get the ball in our hands every play to make a decision. so just owning up to that and understanding that i have to be better. so i'm just telling the guys that it just came from the heart and that was it. >> the one thing about brock, he always takes accountability of, you know, his mistakes and, you know, he wanted to be the best version of him as possible. and that's one thing that we like about brock here. >> it meant a lot, you know, i mean it's not shocking but you know, he doesn't have to explain

himself to any of us. you know, we know what kind of worker he is. we know his mentality and his mindset. so i think everybody, including him, is fired up to get back out there this week. >> now, for the second straight year, the niners made a blockbuster trade at the deadline last year. it was that guy who saw christian mccaffrey this year's defensive end, chase young. he's going to wear number 92 at six foot five, 2 to 64. he is a presence and his teammates oh, they're thrilled to have him. woo hoo! yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it just seems to always get better and better around here. you know, we always seem to make big trades, you know, kind of at the at the deadline around here. and so that's another big one for us is just shocking. >> honestly, we didn't ever expect to play together and it's a little weird seeing him walking around this building. >> it's just different kind of that that same thing at ohio state where it's like you're expected to win and it's just like that vibe of we're going to win. >> and my good friend fireball zone, josh allen and the bills host the broncos monday night football right here on abc seven. larry and i will take an in-depth look at that niners jaguars game plus all the action from week ten top 20 showdown in

the pac 12. number five, washington hosting number 18, utah late third quarter the huskies alphonso tupou, tula intercepts it the easy pick six right he's going he's going but he's going to drop the ball right short of the goal line. why hold on to that ball for the extra yard? utah jumped on it. but luckily for the huskies, they got a safety on the next play and it ends up being a difference as washington wins 3528 to stay undefeated. but hold on to the football. the santa cruz warriors won their first game of the season on friday night, resulting in a locker room shower for their first year. head coach nick kerr . his father is a pretty good coach. you may have heard of him. warriors head coach steve kerr. that is one proud dad. so i asked steve any nerves or butterflies watching from the stands? yeah it wasn't so much nerves. >> it was more just pride and. and you know, it was just a just a great visual, just, you know, sitting there watching him on the sidelines and i yelled at the refs a couple of times. you

know, it felt like a good, good dad. and it was a great night. you know, something that our whole family was excited about and we're all very proud of. nick >> abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino, karina. >> all right, chris, thank you. and that's it for tonight. i'm karina nova. abc seven news continues tomorrow morning, early at 5 a.m. for spencer and chris. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. abc. 724 >> live in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. live in oakland. yes, you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you.

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