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week here in san francisco, as aipac brings big names to the city, including the president. you could be impacted by several closures. the events scheduled for today, as all eyes are on the bay area this week. good morning. it's sunday, november 12th. i'm stephanie sierra. and we begin with the weather. drew tuma is here with changes. >> yeah love today. today is great. lots of sunshine to finish out the weekend and then the week ahead. we do have to talk about showers in the forecast. here's a live look outside. this is just a main king sunrise here. this is our mt. tam cam showing the city, the east bay and the south bay in the background with those first hints of the sun getting up here. temperatures maybe 1 or 2 degrees cooler than we were this time yesterday. so we're starting out your day in the 40s and in the 50s. let's go hour by hour for you on future weather. we're going to find those temperatures warming into the 60s by about 11 a.m. under

partly cloudy skies. and if you liked yesterday's temperatures, you'll love today as well. we're back into the 60s and 70s. so partly cloudy conditions, 70 in oakland, 75. in san jose, 68. in the city, about 72. in santa rosa, we'll hit 73. in fairfield. these dry conditions, they don't last too much longer. rain returns for several days on the seven day forecast. we'll talk about the wet pattern coming our way in just a few minutes stephanie. >> all right, drew, thank you. well, happening today, san francisco mayor london breed is set to attend an opening celebration for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. the apec finance ministers gala is being hosted by us treasury secretary janet yellen. mayor breed is expected to attend the gala precede us. the finance ministers meeting, which starts tomorrow, represents lives from each of the member economies attending apec, will discuss trade and investment across the region. the summit welcomes economic leaders from across the world, including president joe biden. events started at the moscone center this week and now

some streets are blocked off for security measures. abc's seven news reporter cornell bernard gives us a look at the first events of the summit. 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. we 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. >> these security measures are just the beginning. by wednesday , most of the waterfront and the embarcadere 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 workstations set up for more than 2000 registered journalists . 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 and 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 now getting around certain areas of the city will be tough. >> muni is no longer able to serve stops in the exclusion zones. those are the security zones set by the secret service which are mostly near the moscone center. now, 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, so 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. and the westbound direction, the fifth street offramp is going to be closed and the fremont street and eighth street off ramps remain open. eastbound drivers won't be able to use the fourth street off ramp that last san francisco exit will be at seventh street. aside from the ramps, 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 until friday night at 9:00. now we've put together a day by day guide to apec. from street closures to official events, bookmark it over on abc7 news.com and we are updating it whenever new information is released. now to the war between israel and hamas. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to

push back against international calls for a cease fire. he claims gaza's main medical center is one of hamas command posts. here's abc news reporter alison kosik. >> far too many palestinians have been killed and far too many have suffered. >> according to the hamas run health ministry. more than 11,000 palestinians have died since the war began this weekend . hezbollah taking responsibility for two attacks on israel. meanwhile the idf continues its airstrikes on gaza and suspected hezbollah positions in lebanon. 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. several hospitals in gaza say that they have been under relentless bombardment. patients and medical staff trapped. >> 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 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 says israel has been urging gazans to flee southward, opening up humanitarian corridors. >> the israeli military says more than 150,000 have fled in just the past few days. most of them on foot. but tens of thousands still remain in the north where the fighting is the heaviest. alison kosik, abc

news, new york. >> protests continue around the world because of the war. nearly 300,000 people turned out for a pro-palestinian massive rally in london on saturday. the protest is one of a growing number. all calling for a cease fire in the east bay. now, authorities are searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting in san leandro. police say it happened in the parking lot of a chili's restaurant where a woman was found 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 in vallejo, commotion and confusion at a high school football game. a nearby shooting raised concerns of an active shooter situation at vallejo high. the times herald reports one student ran onto the field seeking safety after being shot at a nearby gas station. he was taken to the hospital with a non-life-threatening injury. the school says it followed protocol until officials determined there was not an active shooter there.

well, today, people looking for covid treatment outside of their health care networks may end up having to pay for it. november 11th marked six months from when the federal health emergency ended. california law required health plans to continue covering covid vaccines, treatments and testing. even for out of network care for six months after it ended. now though, you might have to pay for out of network covid vaccines and treatment. state health officials suggest talking with your health insurance provider for low to no cost solutions. all right. let's check in with drew. good morning. hi. >> good morning, stephanie. this is just a beautiful start to our sunday. this is a live look from the mt. tam cam. we have mainly clear skies out there. get ready for a sunny and mild afternoon before rain returns to the forecast. and we are tracking several days where showers are in that seven day. we'll take a look at it in the anchor with the forecast ahead. gosh, that's

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>> a police organizers rallied in front of police headquarters on saturday. >> 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 certain cases. now, the fbi later determined the use of force was excessive. the officers involved were indicted in august on federal civil rights violations. well as you're heading out this morning, if you had trouble loading up your clipper card this weekend, you're not the only one. a problem kept users from putting money on their transit cards. and we're told it did not matter if you were going through apple or android. but the good news is that issue was fixed last night. more than $18 million. that's how much the city and county of san francisco is getting to convert a hotel into permanent housing for the homeless. the money is coming from governor gavin newsom's homekey initiative, a state program created to fund supportive housing. millions of

dollars of grant money has allowed a number of other bay area housing projects to move forward in the east bay. oakland will get over $15.5 million. san leandro more than $9 million. hayward and union city are getting nearly $9.7 million. now the goal is to provide housing to people experiencing homelessness. to commemorate veterans day, president joe biden visited arlington national cemetery in virginia yesterday. biden laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the commander in chief recounted famous battles fought by us troops. biden called veterans the steel spine of this nation. he was joined by first lady jill biden and vice president kamala harris. numerous events were held today around the bay area to mark veterans day. from parades to celebrations, people found a way to salute the troops. abc7 news reporter tara campbell shows us the sights and sounds of these tributes as this scene of stillness at san francisco's national cemetery.

>> 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 ancestors who served in the navy. they like to come here every so often just to think about, you know, family members and also their service and very interesting history, actually. and from the cemetery in san francisco, go to parades in petaluma and san jose. thousands of people lining the streets. >> i'm thrilled. i'm just thrilled. this is for 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, years and my father was a navy veteran, my husband's vietnam. >> and in the east bay, the uss hornet celebrated its 25th anniversary eerie 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. as 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, a veteran visiting from chicago takes a moment to remember we're just out here celebrating 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. >> one of abc's seven's very own received a special honor from

the national academy of television arts and sciences is paula marcheski. our stations creative services director, was inducted in the 2023 silver circle for her work in the television industry since 1991. she was one of six people inducted. paula has worn many hats in the newsroom, including newswriter media manager, editor and pr, the honor is for those who have worked for more than 25 years or more in tv. congrats to paula. well, sam's club is selling a dazzling gift option this holiday season. get this, the retailer's luxurious advent calendar is filled with fine jewelry. not bad, huh? each day, your loved one can open up a new piece of jewelry, including earrings, necklaces and more. the pieces are made with premium quality materials, including 14 karat gold. the advent calendar comes in two versions a 12 day calendar for $1,900 and a 25 day calendar for $3,800. wow. all. i

can think is from chocolate to 14 karat gold. that's quite the upgrade. drew, you've got the range. >> you know, just hopefully the kids don't get into it right? like day five, they get the good chocolate. you're like, no, you hopefully get the earrings on like day 24, 25. what a gift today. it's just beautiful out there. we'll have a lot of sunshine. it's gorgeous already from the tam cam. but the week ahead does feature some pretty unsettled weather conditions. we'll talk about our shower chances, but we'll enjoy the dry conditions another day. we started out the weekend yesterday with sunshine, mild weather that continues in the actor with the headlines. so we have some chilly spots this morning. starting out in the low 40s to the low 50s, but it's all about mild sunshine. later on this afternoon. it's a really nice finish to the weekend and then we'll track that unsettled week ahead. this is one of the forecasts where you really want to stay up to date each and every day because we'll fine tune the timing each day of where the heaviest rain falls. what you could expect tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, because it is wet on the seven

day forecast. right now, we're dry under mainly clear skies and temperatures in the 40s and in the 50. so here's a live look. this is our rooftop camera here at kgo along the embarcadero. partly cloudy conditions, a light chop on the bay waters. and we'll have partly cloudy skies throughout the day. your sun's up here at 646 this morning. temperatures in the 60s and 70s, by the way, your sunset hitting exactly at 5 p.m. so that means starting tomorrow, your sun's going down before 5 p.m. those days are getting shorter when it comes to our amount of daylight hours out there. highs today under partly cloudy conditions. 60s and 70s, 69 in napa, 68 in san francisco, 70 and oakland 75 in san jose, 72. in antioch, 60s and low 70s. from half moon bay to santa cruz overnight tonight is partly cloudy in those temperatures dipping back into the 40s and low 50s high pressure still in control for one more day supplying us with a nice end to the weekend and then it's all about this area of low pressure and it's going to be in the forecast for much of next week

because we'll have that low sinking south and starting on tuesday, it's just going to meander off of our coastline and really sit there at least through friday. so future weather, we'll get you into monday, showing you we're dry. it's just a mix of sun and clouds. then as we head into tuesday morning, we'll start to see some light showers appear likely some slick roads for the tuesday morning commute. but by tuesday, the middle part of the morning and into the afternoon, it really looks like the rain is focused in the north bay, meaning living outside or working outside of the north bay. on tuesday, you'll mainly see a mix of sun and clouds. location is super important as to what you're going to see in this forecast on tuesday because we have higher rainfall totals in the north bay and then those totals really drop off outside of the north bay where the rain is less focused on tuesday, then heading into wednesday, thursday and friday, it stays unsettled. you can kind of see waves of rain moving in. we're going to fine tune these details as we get closer to the middle part of the week and show you where the heaviest rain will fall. but just no showers in the forecast for big portion of the

seven-day. here's the accuweather seven day we'll find fine fall weather today. it is cooler and breezier tomorrow. then we'll start to see that rain heaviest in the north bay on tuesday and then scattered showers in the forecast for wednesday. thursday and friday. now, it's not going to be a total washout wednesday, thursday and friday, you'll have periods of dry times, but we may have to rank up those numbers a little bit higher, maybe wednesday or thursday, depending on where that line, that axis of heavier rain starts to fall. >> okay. good to know. it's already going to be a mess traffic wise with apec this week. what you kind of hope you can work from home if you can some of those days. >> but yeah, we'll go day by day. we'll take it day by day. >> great. thank you, drew. well, when we return, hope during the holidays in the south bay, why one foodbank says the need for meals right now is greater than the need during the pandemic

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south bay tells us times are more challenging now than during the pandemic. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez explains, means. packed in six minutes by staff and volunteers at second harvest of silicon valley. >> each box contains 25 pounds of fresh produce. it's a busy time at the food bank. with thanksgiving just two weeks away, we are providing frozen turkeys to many of our meal provider partners and we are also getting whole chickens. currently, 1 in 6 people in silicon valley are turning to second harvest for help. so currently the need is at a peak level. >> it's the same we saw during the peak height of the pandemic. >> second harvest is very much a hub for food banks in san mateo and santa clara counties. on average, they're helping to feed 500,000 people a month. >> the pandemic supports went away in march of this year, and since then we have seen an like

an increased level of need since need has outpaced financial donations. >> they're now trying to rally the community to donate their time or money. >> it has like immediate impact. you know that when you donate to second harvest, our neighbors are getting help. immediate, like tangible help. >> on thursday morning, volunteers packed 30,000 pounds of food in the afternoon it was 23,000. >> so that'll be about 960 families that are going to be affected and 3840 people. well, for many people during this holiday season, getting groceries is not as simple as making a list and going to the store. >> so this is a time we all want to enjoy those traditions and we want all our neighbors to have that feeling of family and hope and comfort during that time in the south bay. >> we can't thank you enough. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. well still to come on abc seven mornings, aipac will be busy this week with lots to do and lots of restrictions.

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start to the sunrise. this morning really is peaking at your cameras over and over there. >> you're like, oh, there's some good colors on those cameras. it's a it's a great start to the day today, sunday. if you'd like, yesterday. today is equally as beautiful. here's a live look from our san jose camera showing you we have mainly clear skies out there. temperatures right now a couple of degrees cooler than this time yesterday. look at nevada. we're down to 39 there, 44 in concord. good morning, palo alto, you're at 41 degrees. the light jacket, your best friend the next couple of hours, but you get rid of it again in the afternoon. future weather shows you partly cloudy conditions. we'll have those

temperatures in the 60s and 70s later on today. feeling quite nice. so 68 in the city, 70 in oakland and a partly cloudy skies, 75 in san jose, 72 in santa rosa, the same in antioch. but we do have some big changes to the forecast as we head into the new week. that includes several days of rain. we'll talk about the chances and who could see the most rain coming up in just a few minutes stephanie. >> all right. well, stay tuned for that. thank you, drew. now that aipac is here, local residents are telling us how they're preparing for the big summit as abc7 news reporter ryan curry shows us, they're enjoying the city before the big closures and all the action takes place this 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 a 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 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 apex 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 barriers 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. >> now today, multiple organizations will hold a no to aipac protest in opposition to the convention. we're told thousands of people are expected to attend. we've seen protests like this leading up to the summit this is video from a protest last week. one of the groups protesting today is focused on climate change. they want the countries and corporations at aipac to stop funding fossil fuels. today's demonstration is expected to happen right in front of the ferry building here in san francisco. so remember this giant ferris wheel installed in san francisco's golden gate park? well, now it's at pier 43 and fisherman's wharf. the 150 foot sky star wheel was supposed to start running yesterday, but

will now open tuesday pending inspections. owners hope the wheel will impress people visiting san francisco. so by giving them a 360 degree view of its most iconic destinations. now, we sent you this alert through our mobile app to stay up to date with all things apec. you can download our abc7 news app and enable push notifications as university of michigan coach jim harbaugh was banned from saturday's game against penn state. the former 40 niners coach is caught up in a scandal that includes accusations of sign stealing and in-person scouting. abc 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 says michigan has like 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 sportsman's 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's

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. 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. >> former warrior kelly oubre jr is in the hospital after getting struck by a car. he was walking near his home in philadelphia when he was hit. uber is currently playing with the 76 ers this season. now this is a developing story, but the team did say he's expected to miss a significant amount of time. former raiders star d.j. hayden is one of six people who were killed in a car crash in houston

on saturday. 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, 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, jaguars and washington in. all right. now to the showdown on capitol hill with government funding running out in less than a week. new house speaker mike johnson is pitching republicans on his plan to keep the government open. sources telling abc news his plan would set two deadlines to keep parts of the government functioning. neither bill includes funding for israel, ukraine or border security. johnson's proposal could go nowhere, and it did. drew criticism from some fellow conservative lives and the white house. the current spending plan expires at midnight on friday. coming up on this week, the national zoo's giant pandas are

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liberty bell and grab some supplies. that's on dolores and 19th street. today's event is part of the clean california program. the warming oceans worldwide are leading to the rapid melting of ice and glaciers. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey tells us about the new study by a san jose state researcher revealing how dire this situation is. >> the scenes of greenland and don't let its name fool you. the beauty doesn't come from the green, but from the white. the ice shelves and glaciers dating back millions of years ago. >> the sheer scale of the greenland ice sheet and the ice shelves is really astounding and really beautiful. all but of course, the changes that we're seeing are also a bit concerning . >> the ice shelves are melting. san jose state assistant professor mike wood and a group of international researchers use data from satellites, aircrafts and other models to see an unpressed rented increase in melting across greenland's northern eight ice shelves. one third of the shelves total mass

is gone. >> we've seen an increase in ice melting on the undersides of these ice shelves over the past 20 years, and the reason for this increase was because of warming ocean waters around greenland. >> these shelves are an important part of the ecosystem because they hold glaciers on land and slow ice loss as they melt. researchers have seen the disturbing ization of nearby glaciers this is really important because as we melt down these ice shelves, they act as ice dams that help to hold back that ice. >> so as they weaken, this permits in an increase of the ice that can make it to the ocean and that causes sea level rise and the impacts are felt globally, including here in the bay area. ice is added to the ocean in northern greenland. it melts and it finds its way through occurrence. so it really spreads across the entire world. and of course sea level rise is one of the most concerning components of our in our changing climate. and that's because most of our global population, like in the bay area , lives along the coast. so to keep the world above water, the

goal of the study that would coauthored is to raise awareness about ice loss and sea level rise in order to take steps now to prevent further harm. it's a direct benefit to society. the more we know about these processes, the better we can adapt to it and the more we can help mitigate negative impacts on society resulting from sea level rise. >> justin dorsey, abc7 news. >> a large fire shut down a highway in los angeles in both directions. governor gavin newsom issued a state of emergency to help facilitate clean up and repair as storage lots beneath interstate ten caught fire closing the highway near downtown la for at least 24 hours. now, the fire spread eight acres and at least 160 firefighters responded. >> add 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. >> crews say the fire burned

through trailers, parked cars and other items. firefighters did protect three commercial buildings from the flames. the cause of the fire has not been announced yet. well, back here in the bay area, partly cloudy. let's say hi to drew. >> hey, good morning. look at this lovely picture from our south beach camera. this morning. partly cloudy skies, sunrise getting underway here. we are in store for a nice finish to the weekend. before we prepare for wet weather. to return to the forecast, we're going to break it all down for you. what to expect my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i wanted to try something that was over-the-counter. i saw the prevagen commercials.

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sports anchor chris alvarez has your morning sports. >> good morning. after playing seven of their first nine games on the road, the warriors return home saturday night, opening a six game homestand on a hoops for troops night honoring the military on veterans day. debuting the new san francisco city edition uniforms hosting the cavs, cleveland sprinted out ahead in the second, led by as many as 17 donovan mitchell with 17 of his own in the first half. klay thompson, shaking his head, scored 14 points and admitted he had a bad game. third quarter stephen curry doing what he does game high 30. the warriors cut the lead to single digits, but the game turns right here. draymond green bump mitchell few plays earlier mitchell retaliates and they they go to review and this was kind of crazy because it's actually drew raymond who got ejected head coach steve kerr said he'd never seen them review a play that much earlier to get an ejection draymond of course fired up as he exits the chase center crowd. the warriors did take a brief lead but spent too much energy

trying to come back and the cavs ran away in the fourth 20 turnovers. doesn't help either. caris levert finishing on the run out the warriors lose 118 110. they're going to host minnesota later today a tough back to back final time in strawberry canyon for the cal students this year hosting washington state first quarter scoreless. the cougs going for the big push on fourth and short the ball pops loose in the pile and it's cade ulavi picking it up and goes 51 yards untouched for the score. cal fans asking if that really happened before the whistle. it did seven nothing cal then in the fourth up 11 linebacker david reese smacks the ball out of cam ward's hand and it goes to noel williams. look at that cameraman 52 yards he goes the other way and made it 42 to 24 cal and then they held on for dear life. they win 42 to 39. they head into big game week with a win, a big plane flyover in corvallis, stanford at number 12, oregon state five plays in the game. stanford on the move. but ashton daniels, the quarterback, picked off. he was battling an injury

to his non-throwing hand through most of it, the beavs would score a touchdown to make it seven. nothing later, in the first, damian martinez takes the hand off and then there he goes, breaking free 59 yards to the house already his second touchdown of the quarter, he had four rushing touchdowns in the first half as oregon state built a 34 to 10 lead. the beavers rushed for six touchdowns and over 300 yards on the ground to shaun fenwick. whoa acrobatic of them all hurdles stanford defender 37 yards to the house oregon state wins 62 to 17. stanford three and seven as they head in to big game week crazy george mc hammer in the south bay watching the battle for the valley trophy at san jose state, hosted fresno state spartans, opened the ball and they put it in the end zone. kevin cordero finds malachi malachi miller for the 26 yard score seven nothing. sdsu second quarter now 21 three lead cordero finds nick nash 14 yards and in spartans led 2810 at the half bulldogs starting

quarterback mikey keene took a hard shot to the head so logan fife in relief early third scratch ebeling trying to make a play instead picked off by michael dansby near the goal line. and guess what? he's going to go 98 yards. the other way as san jose state runs us to victory. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> all right, thanks, chris. now to a little celebration before the game last night. the warriors community foundation is giving out three and a half dollars million to various groups here in the bay area. the grants mainly go to schools and groups that focus on education. the charitable arm of the team also gives out tickets and helps refurbish ish basketball courts in the community. among other things. well, from the dubs to the 49 ers drew kickoff is at 10:00, my friend. >> yeah, i mean, you get the best of both worlds. watch the game and then head outside this afternoon to enjoy the sunshine, the mild weather. it's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera this morning. partly cloudy conditions. we have some

cool spots right now beginning in the 30s and 40s. underneath these high clouds. but it's all about mild sunshine for the forecast today. very similar to yesterday, if you like, yesterday. today's equally as nice and then our attention will focus to the showers. an unsettled week ahead starting on tuesday. we have showers in the forecast lasting through the day on friday. so we'll talk about the timing in one second. but right now, we have numbers in the 40s and in the 50s to begin our sunday. that jacket, your best accessory about the next 1 or 2 hours and then you can get rid of it by lunchtime and we'll have mild conditions later on this afternoon. here's our south beach camera looking at the bay bridge, partly cloudy and we'll keep those partly cloudy conditions throughout the day. it's mild sunshine and temperatures in the 60s and 70s by about 4:00 pm. so highs today going to about 70. in oakland, comfortable, 68 in the city, 72 in santa rosa. the same in concord, 75 in san jose. santa cruz 70. we'll have sunshine half moon bay coming in at 63 degrees overnight tonight. we'll have partly cloudy conditions and temperatures dipping back

into the 40s and into the 50s as we head into monday. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. high pressure still in control right now, but changes are coming and it's in the form of low pressure and this low pressure later this week is going to slide down the coast. and based basically just sit and spin off the california coastline and that supplies us with those shower chances. so here's future weather. tomorrow, monday, it's dry. it's just a blend of sunshine and cloud cover throughout the afternoon. temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. but then tuesday morning, we'll start to see some showers work into the forecast. could have some slick conditions for the tuesday morning commute. but it looks like with the latest information, the rain really focuses its energy in the north bay. on tuesday, we'll have those showers on and off in the north bay. but areas outside of the north bay, we're looking at sunny conditions. so location is certainly very key on tuesday as to what kind of weather you'll be expecting. the north bay will have some higher rainfall totals with this system could see up to a half of an inch in spots in

the north bay. and then those numbers really drop off areas outside of the north bay where you see your rainfall totals. that will likely happen before sunrise on tuesday. we'll keep our eyes on the track, but right now, it looks like the north bay will have the biggest impact on tuesday. then things start to change here on wednesday. that low pressure spins off the coast and it supplies us with scattered shower chances. wednesday thursday evening to friday. now we still have to fine tune where the heaviest of the rain is going to fall on those days. but showers are in the forecast for much of the seven day. here's a look at it. here's the accuweather seven day forecast we'll find today. it's a nice fine fall day with cooler and breezier conditions on monday, tuesday, rain returns to the forecast with the heaviest in the north bay and then we'll track those scattered showers wednesday, thursday and friday. and this is one of those seven days, steph, where you really want to check in each and every day with the latest info because the track and the intensity, especially wednesday, thursday and friday is likely to change. we'll have to fine tune and pinpoint exactly where that heaviest rain is going to fall. >> okay, good to know. and

morning commute wise, which way do you think could be the worst given a pack has already gone crazy. >> it looks like wednesday morning could feature some bands of heavy rain and especially on friday. but those details will for sure. fine tune them closer. >> all right. thank you, drew. well, a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app and still ahead, women are rocking the latest grammy nominations. we'll tell you who [deep exhale] [trumpet music plays] 579 breaths to show 'em your stuff. every breath matters. don't like rsv take your breath away. protect yourself from rsv... ...with abrysvo, pfizer's rsv vaccine. abrysvo is a vaccine for the prevention of lower

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>> i cried like this is my daddy died will ganz abc news, new york. >> well, imagine eating a thanksgiving holiday dish all in one bite. >> now, that's the idea behind these limited edition holiday sides collection. and drew and i have a lot to talk about here because the flavors are green bean casserole, jalapeno cheddar, mac and cheese, baked corn casserole, hot honey, mashed, sweet potatoes and everything. bagel mashed potatoes. drew. okay >> all right. >> they're also truffle infused and they're. $35 in case you're tereed in purchasing these. collaborated for the project. now, there's a lot to unpack here. i don't know where to begin. >> each one of those is great. but not inside chocolate. exactly it's like, i would love those sides, right? >> but not all together. when this was initially sent to me, i remember thinking like, oh, we're talking about thanksgiving sides. yum, yum, yum. and then i was like, wait a second. is this a chocolate? >> this is chocolate. listen, i'll try everything once so i'm

not opposed to it. i'm just anticipating. it's a good attitude, you know, chocolate, macaroni and cheese and jalapeno . yeah. not the not the greatest trio i know. >> i mean, the sweet potatoes. i was kind of like, all right, i think i can do that. but, you know, the jalapeno. >> let's go show you what's happening right now with the temperatures. we're in the 40s and in the 50s, we have a really nice morning on the way. here's a live look this is our exploratorium camera. there was a seagull. our director calls it a bagel since it was on the bay, it's not there anymore. but here's how the forecast shapes up. it is partly cloudy. we'll find mild sunshine later on this afternoon. if you liked yesterday. today is equally as delightful. we'll go into the 60s and the 70s by about 4 p.m. >> all right. thank you, drew. and thank you all for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with drew tuma. abc7 continues at 9 a.m. have a great day.

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