s pannullo faces rhianan thomas from downey, california, and marianne dos santos from ottawa, ontario, canada. captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. as rain moves in and gives some places a soaking. this was the weather that at least one community was looking for. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. a soggy saturday in the bay area as rain rolled in and continued off and on throughout the day. spencer christian joins us now for a first look at your forecast. all right, j.r, we've certainly had some soggy spots, but right now the storm is winding down and so here's a look at live doppler seven. >> you can see just a few little

pockets of light showers swinging through the bay area. nothing like what we saw just a few hours ago when there was a lot more green on the screen. the on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale this system is still a level one storm even though it's almost over. so for the remainder of tonight, we expect periods of light scattered showers, gusty northwest winds, though we've certainly got those and maybe an additional 2 or 3 hundredths of an inch of rainfall. here's a forecast animation starting at 1130. notice by midnight or certainly shortly thereafter, we expect to see no rainfall at all. and even the clouds will disappear and skies will be at least partly sunny by the start of the morning. tomorrow so i'll give you a complete a look at the complete accuweather seven day forecast, which is going to be pretty dry and pretty sunny. >> and j.r. spencer, we look forward to that. thank you so much. downpour since saturday were heavy at times there was considerable rainfall in the north bay where some events were cut short. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard tells us thanks to the storm. one fire department is closing the books on this year's peak wildfire

season. >> heavy rain overnight drenching parts of santa rosa for hours. this person was braving the elements on a bike. the storm making for some dangerous roadway conditions in san francisco. this tree limb snapped off, falling on a parked car near leavenworth and bush streets, blocking the intersection for a time. when the sun came up, the rain was still falling. what do you think of the rain? i'm enjoying it, actually. >> i'm enjoying all of the rain. >> it was a super challenging morning drive for cameron ferris , who commutes from american canyon to san rafael. >> it was a little misty, i will say. >> it was a little misty. i had to turn those windshield wipers on pretty high. all right. 3 to 2. one. and you guys around the annual thanksgiving kayak race through the canals of san rafael went on despite the rain. >> but the race hosted by 101 surf sports had to be shortened and fewer people took part because of the weather. it probably only cost us about ten

people, but we still had 33 hardy people come out and race. >> rainfall totals were impressive in sonoma county overnight. >> the city got about an inch and a half of rain. what weather has produced wildfire danger so much in santa rosa. >> the fire department declared an end to the 2023 wildfire season this week, but we are ready at any time to transition back into that wildland preparedness if needed. >> if weather was to change and we start getting some warmer weather. for now, seems the bay area's rainy season is definitely back in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc seven news keep track of the rain anytime with the same live doppler seven radar that spencer and our tire weather team uses. >> it's available on demand on the abc seven bay area app down load it wherever you stream. developing news with the war in the middle east. the washington post reports tonight that israel and hamas have reached a tentative deal for a five day

cease fire to free dozens of women and children held hostage in gaza. the report says the agreement is being brokered by the us. it calls for releasing at least 50 hostages. they'd be released in batches every 24 hours, over five days. there are beliefs that as many as 239 hostages are held by hamas, and the deal does not include military personnel or men. the release could begin within the next several days. a pause in fighting would allow for much needed humanitarian relief to get into gaza. meanwhile a bay area man is holding out hope that some of his relatives who are being held hostage by hamas are going to be released. but he recently learned at least one of them is not going to be coming home. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with him earlier today. >> calls from jerusalem and tel aviv saturday for the safe return of more than 200 hostages still being held by hamas.

>> i can't imagine there are babies there that can be brought home. this in wake of the israeli defense forces announcing it found two of the hostages dead. a loss felt right here in the bay area. >> this is everybody's nightmare. oren rubenstein's referring to his relative, 65 year old hostage yehudit weiss, whose body was found in a house near al-shifa hospital. >> i think the hope and dreams of every single family that has hostages is that they come home alive. and that's been the hope for this pacifica resident putting up these posters of the hostages throughout san francisco. three of the posters are three more of his relatives kidnaped when hamas attacked kibbutz berri, killing more than 100 people. you have three other relatives. where does it leave you with them? well i'm going there and i'll be there on tuesday. >> and like here, there are vigils and marches and rallies and demands of their government

to find or release these hostages as demands that just may have been heard. >> the washington post reporting saturday night that israel and hamas have reached a tentative deal to cease fire for five days to free dozens of women and children being held hostage in gaza. >> and it was shiny. luke. >> meanwhile, rubenstein is leaving for tel aviv on monday to start raising money to rebuild the kibbutz and to help the children displaced. >> having lost their parents, their friends, their relatives, their teachers, their home, their communities and everything they have, and give them some measure of joy. >> setting up this gofundme page in hopes of bringing some normalcy back into their lives, we're going to be buying bicycles and sports equipment, and we ask them what they wanted. >> and of course, steph curry jerseys and draymond green and all of that same things that kids want here. tara campbell,

abc seven news on the peninsula multi-faith and local leaders took part in a vigil tonight showing solidarity with the israeli people. >> one of them saying they are coming together to stand up against hate, against passed anti-semitism and mourn the loss of life. >> part of the power of this evening is the fact that so many different faiths based communities have stepped forward to say, we want to be with you. we want to stand with you. we're here together, and in our community. we won't allow hatred and bigotry and anti-semitism to exist. >> they gathered at saint bartholomew catholic church, representing 12 different faith organizations, a christian catholic, muslim and jewish communities. it's thanks to a multi-faith coalition in san mateo county, which works together on a variety of issues throughout the year. now ceasefire down, ceasefire down. this was the scene at the california democratic endorsing convention in sacramento. protesters made their way into

the safe credit union convention center and disrupted the assembly, demanding an immediate ceasefire in the israel-hamas war. inside the convention, leaders, california's democratic party were preparing to endorse future candidates for the upcoming election. artists in berkeley hosted a holiday gift bazaar today in support of palestinian families. the event included an auction for a live painting. artist also sold a range of ancient crafts, including saran mix, jewelry and scarves and there was a live two trees demonstration, which is a type of traditional palace indian embroidery. the middle east children's alliance, or mecha, has hosted this bazaar for 20 years in the east bay, a memorial service was held today to mark 45 years since the jonestown massacre. the senseless tragedy led by cult leader jim jones, occurred in guyana in 1978. 918 people were

killed, including including more than 300 children. some were shot, but many died by cyanide poisoning. today's service was held at evergreen evergreen cemetery in oakland, which is the final resting place for more than 400 victims whose bodies were never claimed. happening now, crews are out removing security measures for the apex summit, which wrapped up yesterday. city said the removal of barricades and fencing will happen over the next two days. it expects all roads, sidewalks, parking garages and muni services to return to normal by monday morning. despite street closures, there were no major traffic backups due to the conference. there were some isolated injuries during protests, but most were peaceful. the apex summit included members from 21 global economies working together to promote trade and economic growth across the pacific region . apec has ended, but not all summit attendees are gone.

today. some took part in a gathering for asian american leaders and organizations. abc seven's own dion lim emceed today's national asian and pacific islander elected officials summit. guests included house representatives ted lieu, judy chu and yong kim as well as high ranking officials from across the us. the goal of the conference is to promote civic engagement for asian americans as well as other causes, including social justice and equal opportu munities. >> what it shows is that apis are becoming civically engaged. they want their voices to be heard and they're weighing in on very important issues like combating anti-asian hate. >> the aapi elected officials summit will run through tomorrow. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, legal troubles are beginning to pile up for a bay area refinery. why it could soon be facing a lawsuit. also a little later, we are entering the holiday season. should you

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was, quote, not always truthful in his communications with the board. new at 11 local and state officials are taking serious action against the martinez refining company. it comes after two toxic releases in just the past 12 months. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to the bay area congressman john garamendi to discuss what's at stake. armagnac bullfrog lives near downtown martinez, which can be a great place to walk. >> his dog. he also lives half a mile from the martinez refining company. i think there's a difference between now and before. >> there were always releases periodically, but it's been much , much more frequent. >> those releases, like the one that happened in july, are also the concern of the contra costa county district attorney's office. it announced a joint civil enforcement action against the martinez refining company, which could potentially lead to a lawsuit. >> i'm glad they're doing the enforcement because it seems like there's a lower level of investment in the refinery. the releases are more frequent.

something's wrong. >> this joint civil action involves multiple agencies, including the bay area air quality management district, department of fish and wildlife and the contra costa county health department. contra costa county district attorney dana beckton states the goal of this joint effort with the air district is to achieve a resolution that ensures environmental compliance and to rebuild and foster a safer community. for the residents of martinez, it's a very, very important step by the county to in force its health requirements . >> these are county ordinances that these refineries in contra costa county must obey. in the case of this particular refinery, it did not. >> us congressman john garamendi , who represents parts of contra costa county, asserts that the refinery did not properly monitor or maintain its equipment for towing a 20 ton toxic powder release last year on thanksgiving day, guerra mendez cosigned a letter to pbf

energy, the parent company of the refinery, in it, stating, we are concerned that this failure to notify local officials in a timely manner may demonstrate a lack of preparedness at the martinez refining company. and then came the coke dust release this summer, which indicates to me that they have not yet done the kind of remedial work necessary to operate their refinery in a manner that is safe for the community. in an email to abc7 news, the martinez refining company acknowledged the joint civil enforcement action stating we do not have any further details and therefore cannot comment other than to reiterate our continued cooperation in with all agencies regarding these matters in martinez, anser hassan abc seven news. >> a popular lake tahoe ski resort is backtracking on its exclusive membership plan after facing months of controversy for it. the sf chronicle reports

homewood mountain has promised to maintain public access, dropping its prior decision of becoming a member only club. the huge privately owned resort will continue selling daily and seasonal passes and is now launching a new lifetime membership program. it is maintaining plans to build ski homes and a hotel. the great dickens christmas fair is back, creating an immersive victorian experience at daly city's cow palace. there are hundreds of characters from literature and history to interact with, and dozens of lamp lit shops with unique gifts, not to mention the pub's dance halls and hearty foods to choose from guests can take part in tours or adventures like the sherlock holmes experience, solving mysteries and taking in the dramatic lore. the event runs each weekend until december 17th. join right now by spencer christian. that's always a fun time. it really is. i was thinking the same thing i love.

>> i love the dickens fair. you know i love you know everybody wears the outfits. >> you just feel like old school. >> you feel like you've been carried back to that period of time. >> and hopefully if you're wearing those outfits, you don't get wet getting them. that's right. >> not now. not now, because this storm is winding down. here's a look at live doppler seven. you know, j.r. we've had rain every day, not all day, but every day for the last five days. and this is probably the end of it. and here's why. the low pressure system cut off from the upper level steering current has been just meandering here off shore for several days now. it's finally beginning to push a little bit away from us and it's not guiding so much moisture in our direction. it's going to be replaced by a big area of high pressure building out behind that low. that's what's going to push that low out of here. so the showers we have right now are winding down, as you can see, on live doppler seven. nonetheless, because we still have some storm activity on the exclusive abc storm impact scale. this is a level one storm and for the remainder of tonight and there's not much left of tonight, we expect areas of light scattered showers. gusty wind, though, will be with us

during the overnight hours and the additional rainfall totals will be one, two, maybe three hundredths of an inch of rainfall. so we'll start the forecast animation at 1130. and notice by even by then, it'll be just about all over and certainly during the overnight hours, skies will become clearer and we'll start the day tomorrow with lots of sunshine. rainfall totals once again. generally 1 or 2 hundredths of an inch, but a little bit wetter way up north in clear lake and ukiah north bay has received more rain from this system than any other region. and there is snow, mainly light, though, over in the sierra. so winter weather advisory is in effect there until 4 a.m. most locations above 6500 or 7000ft will receive about 1 to 4in of snow. higher totals in the really, really high elevations. back to our surface wind speeds right now. these are current winds, gusts to 23mph at novato and half moon bay. so it's pretty breezy all across the region and several degrees cooler right now. as you can see on the 24 hour temperature change. then at this time last night. so let's move along live view from the

exploratorium camera looking back at the cityscape of san francisco. it's currently 56 here in the city. we have mid to upper 50s also at oakland mountain view, san jose, 58 and palo alto and half moon bay, 56 and 57 respectively. looking at emeryville, quiet conditions there, 51 at napa and santa rosa mid 50s in novato, fairfield, concord and livermore. one more live view from the rooftop camera looking across the breezy embarcadero. these are the forecast headlines. light scattered showers ending by midnight, sunny and breezy tomorrow. sunny days ahead through thanksgiving. overnight lows will be generally in the mid to upper 40s. san francisco probably will not drop below 50 degrees overnight highs tomorrow under sunny skies with very breezy conditions at the coast. low 60s coast, mid 60s, low to mid 60s around the bay shoreline and generally low to mid 60s inland as well. so not much difference between the bayside readings and the inland readings. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. seven days of sunny skies. i'm happy to report and

it's possible. thursday, thanksgiving day could be the warmest day in the seven day period, which would be very nice, wouldn't it, if so many people are going to be out and, you know, going to the relatives homes for dinner and all that sort of thing? >> yeah, some of the ski resorts have actually delayed the opening because these warmer temperatures. >> yeah, they have. even though some of the some of the ski resorts have received early snow. but then it turns warm so quickly it just all melts. yeah. >> thank you so much, spencer. okay. a big turkey giveaway today in san francisco with hundreds of free birds handed out. we'll hear from the organizers behind

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volunteers from walk up melody kelly and shoenberger teamed up with alumni from san francisco lowell high school to help those in need. they gave away 500

turkeys for thanksgiving. families in need were simply able to drive up and pick up a bird. >> well, the holidays are coming up. i think we all recognize that they can be difficult times. and we wanted to do something for the area where a local firm have been here since the 50s, actually. and we wanted to give back. >> this is the first ever turkey giveaway by the walk up law firm. the group says they hope to make it an annual tradition and that taking care of the community is a shared responsibility. we joined right now by chris alvarez to talk a little preview of sports. you can use some turkey to come tomorrow. >> yeah, i know, right? coming up in sports, j.r. coming up, it is one of the oldest rivalries in all of sports. it's big game. it's cal, it's stanford. ahead, full highlights, postgame reaction from the 126th edition of big game. it was a lot of fun.

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(♪) (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. in 26. big game in the last in the pac 12 is cal and stanford. they're set to join the acc next season. the bears going for their third acts in a year or third straight, winning of the ax, while former cal quarterback troy taylor, he's now stanford's head coach looking to win the ax back for the cardinal in his

first game. on the other side line has to feel weird for coach taylor no matter how cool he tried to play it during the week there is the prize officially awarded for the first time back in 1933. it's the ax. cal scored two touchdowns in the first half. both from fernando mendoza to tron grizzell 43 golden bears . at the break there, stanford women's basketball star cameron brink playing in the stanford band. she'll play a big game against duke tomorrow. third quarter cal extends the lead. jaden ott, big day for him. 36 carries 116 yards rushing. he also had the touchdown right there, 21 six cal, late third quarter. ashton daniels up top to tiger bachmeier oh what a play. touchdown they missed the two point conversion so it's a 2112 game. fourth quarter now cal up 2115 and they put it away. golden bears cap a 13 play drive mendoza to fresno's jeremiah hunter who goes in they missed the two point conversion but it didn't matter because the ax will stay in berkeley for the third straight year, 2715 golden bears in big game number 126 i

can't even grasp my words right now because i just saw how much it meant to everybody and when you're on that field and playing, it just meant more. >> and for our guys, we wanted it more. so we won. we came out there with the ax and that was the only objective. it doesn't matter if it was messy or if it was clean. we did it. and i'm extremely proud of our guys. >> you know, when you first walk out in the field and you see a school that you're benefiting, waited with for a long time, it's a little strange, but honestly, once the game starts, it's kind of all, you know, faceless opposite mission to me, just numbers and what they're doing defensively and all those things. so it wasn't it wasn't too strange. >> all right. senior night for chevan cordeiro and the san jose state spartans hosting san diego state. they could get bowl eligible with a win. third quarter tied at ten kweli conley eighth touchdown of the year from 20 yards out he had a career high 155 yards on the ground 7 to 10 spartans in the lead fourth quarter senior kyree robinson the antioch native de la salle product he's in for a touchdown school record, 16th

score of the season, san jose state. they've won five straight. they're now bowl eligible 2413 winners. what a turnaround for brant brennan's crew. warriors hosting the thunder, trying to snap a five game slide stephen curry back in the lab after missing two games with a knee injury and he looked like steph. the look away three got it. the warriors led by 18 at one point curry had 25 points in this game under 10s to go we're now tied at 114 curry misses kevon looney the rebound get it out to andrew wiggins for three and he got it 1.6 seconds to go for the lead game's over right season high 31 for wiggins but but just a little too much time for the thunder chet holmgren oh, you got to be kidding me. career high 36 for the rookie and we are going to overtime and it's all okc in ot shea gilder alexander the block of steph and then going to score the easy bucket on the other end ten points in ot scored a game high 40. the warriors lose 130 to 123 first ever five game home

losing streak in steve kerr's ten years as a head coach. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r will wipe the warriors clean. they got a game on monday. we'll worry about the 49 ers tomorrow against the bucks. >> should we not be worried there. >> the panic meter just a little bit. they got to get it out of there. >> thanks so much, chris. all right. much more to come on abc seven news at 11, formula one racing returns to las vegas and it is taking over the strip. but you're about to see you can have to stay up really late if you want to catch the finish. we'll explain in spacex's latest launch definitely did not go as planned how this could factor into nasa's effort to return to the moon by the end in order for small businesses to thrive,

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as the backdrop for cars whipping around at roughly 200mph. and the race actually didn't start until about nine, 30 minutes ago. they're trying to make it convenient to watch for the audience in europe. rob

fukuzaki with our sister station in los angeles is in vegas for the race. >> thank you very much. and greetings from las vegas. f1 dropped the green flag just over an hour ago to kick off the las vegas grand prix. charles leclerc started from the pole. of course, we can't show you any of the race as it's going on live right now on espn. and we certainly have enjoyed watching the f1 cars hitting speeds of 200 miles an hour from our perch here at mclaren's party at vista, las vegas. now, earlier tonight, las vegas officials went through the paces of closing down the strip for a third straight night. and that was a cue for f1 fans to find a spot to watch tonight's grand prix. this, of course, is the first time f1 has run in las vegas in 40 years and under a crisp mid november night. the conditions and look are certainly unique. race fans have embraced. >> i mean, i think they did a

good job. i mean, considering that they're getting the main straight on the on the strip, i mean, i'm sure that wasn't easy to plan out, but i think they did a pretty good job. >> how has the atmosphere been today? do you kind of feel the excitement? >> oh, definitely. much better than when we were last year at spielberg in austria. that was awesome. but this is totally different because it's in the city and that's the that's the reason why we're here, to see it happen in the city. how do you think vegas did? >> it's the first one. so, i mean, the transformation of the city with the track and all that, i mean, honestly, i was surprised that there were like regular cars on the street today, like the oil, the manhole situation last night. >> i guess we were just a little surprised. but the first year of anything is always like, you know, kind of a trial run. >> as i mentioned, this vista las vegas party is put on by mclaren and unfortunately, in lap four for lando norris, a driver for mclaren crashed his car to a collective gasp. here

at the party. but the party continues, as does the race, the las vegas grand prix here in the desert for our abc7 news, i'm rob fukuzaki. >> rob, great stuff. enjoy vegas. new developments tonight in the united auto workers. labor deal with ford motor company. 639% of ford's union members voted in favor to ratify the new agreement. that sharply contrasts with the votes that general motors, which showed only 55, voted in favor of a similar deal. members in stellantis detroit's third largest automaker, will also be voting soon on their contract. eight strikers at all three automakers have since returned to work. an explosive second test flight for the space mega rocket starship. the starship designed to bring nasa astronauts to the moon. launching from texas this morning. and as abc's phil lipof explains, this one also ended

with a bang. >> spacex launched its mega rocket starship saturday morning from south texas. its second test flight to one. company officials said it successfully lifted off under its own power. the booster then separated and the rocket ship reached space before communication was lost. eight minutes in. the spacecraft experienced a, quote, rapid unscheduled disassembly, then exploded via the self destruct system over the gulf of mexico at nearly 400ft. starship is the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built. the first test flight of starship. this past april ended in an explosion shortly after liftoff. but since then, spacex has made dozens of improvements to the booster and its 33 engines. as well as the launch pad. spacex founder elon musk taking to his social media platform, calling the launch a success, posting several images of the rocket as it soared into space and congratulating everyone who worked on the

mission. nasa administrator bill nelson also praised the launch. the faa said no injuries or public damage have been reported and added it will oversee spacex's investigation into the mishap to ensure the company complies with regulatory requirements. spacex cannot launch another starship until the review is complete. nasa is counting on starship to get astronauts to the moon sometime around the end of 2025. the space agency awarding spacex a $3 billion contract to make it happen by transferring astronauts from its orion capsule to starship in lunar orbit before heading down to the surface. phil lipof, abc news, new york. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11 making that list and checking it twice. when is the best time to hit the stores to score the best deals during the holiday season? we've got a little strategy for you. i'm spencer christian. there's not much left of our last wave of rain. >> that means sunny skies are coming our way. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a

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another memorabilia. there was mickey mouse from his early days. today also happens to be his birthday. and it's minnie mouse, too, since she appeared with him in the short film steamboat willie. on this day back in 1928. and as the disney family has grown, there are exhibits featuring pixar, star wars and marvel. so there is something for every generation. marvel and star wars is my favorite. >> just being able to see all the original art and the original props was just so exciting. >> it was very, very cool and i really want to come back here another day. i want to go to disney 100. >> the exhibition is located at the exhibition hub arts center

in chicago. disney is the parent company of abc seven. we are just six days away from black friday, but when is the best time to start holiday shopping for the best deals? abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley shows you the strategy that might be a little different than you would have used in the past. take a listen. >> what type of dress are you looking for? pink. >> if you're after a really specific toy or color or size. experts say maybe by now government reports show imports of things like footwear tvs and toys are actually down so far this year with railroad operate owners reporting they're picking up fewer loads at ports to haul to destinations inland. >> yes, there are fewer products being delivered into the retailers, but they're already running a little bit heavy on inventory. why? because as they've been running slower on sales for the fall period, that means there is excess inventory on many items.

>> there is a lot of uncertainty as retailers analyze current shopping data. >> if the numbers are not something that they like, they're going to execute some pretty dramatic price cuts in the latter half of this month. >> retail sales as a whole is moderating. it is plateau showing thanksgiving is going to be the big kick start and very late in december, consumer buyers are clearly telling us that they are going to be shopping even later than normal. >> uncertainty comes from how much inflation will put a dent in budgets. >> i guess part of me thinks that it would be a little bit less this year. >> inflation definitely affects what we would do. >> we will spend a lot on grandchildren that are little and not much for anybody else. >> data shows consumer shoppers are still looking for expensive prices. >> what is expected to be big this year is dining out gift cards for restaurants, things that they can experience together in walnut creek. >> i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news.

>> joined right now by spencer christian. i've already gotten the emails for black friday or for the deals and i feel like i haven't done them. so i feel like i'm a little late to the party. well, i am too. >> so welcome to the lateness, to the point. i blame it on the rain. right, exactly. which is winding down now. so now we have no excuse, as you can see on live doppler seven. it's just about over forecast animation shows clouds breaking up. and we're going to have sunny skies to start the day tomorrow. a very different from what we saw this morning. it's gusty out there, though, and we're going to have gusty surface winds through the night and into tomorrow morning. right now, gusts up to 20 to 25mph in the windiest spots overnight. low temperatures will be cool, but not frigid. not not freezing. we'll see mainly mid to upper 40s and then highs tomorrow under sunny skies. we haven't seen a day like this in a while. low 60s at the coast, low to mid 60s just about everywhere else. here's the accuweather seven day forecast, but just a couple of degrees milder on monday. but then tuesday wednesday and

thursday, thanksgiving day, high temperatures will be in the upper 60s inland mid to upper 60s around the bay shoreline in fact, thursday thanksgiving might turn out to be the warmest day of the week. coming up and it's going to be a week of sunny and mild days the entire week. >> it's almost like a scripted week. >> it really is. yeah. talk about thanksgiving. that's something to be thankful for. exactly. >> i'm thankful for that. thank you so much, spencer. okay. here's chris with the preview of sports. >> hey j.r. coming up in sports, we've got more from big game and 40 niners quarterback brock purdy goes down memory lane while the warriors work overtime at chase trying to snap a five game losing streak. could they do it you have the answer in

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means a full season of football and a chance for purdy to reflect and look forward at the same time. who can forget this scene on december 11th at levi's last season, brock's dad, with tears in his eyes, watching his son, number 13, have no fear and just sling it against the tampa bay buccaneers ears. purdy threw for two touchdowns, ran for another leading the niners to an impressive 35 seven win. >> you know there's plays that i made and stuff in that game where everyone was like wow this guy can play. so it just felt good. but you know, after you play for a while, it's like in a sense, you're sort of expected to play at that standard. so that's that's where i'm at with that. you know, i watched the film. there's some stuff on the film, honestly, where i was like, dude, like, that's a little sloppy. i can clean it up. but you know, the spark, the energy, the chip on the shoulder that i played with in that game, i feel like in the sense is sort of the same. like i'm still trying to prove to myself that i belong in this league and on this team and stuff like that. >> kyle won the 126th big game

in large part due to redshirt freshman quarterback fernando mendoza starting his first big game. remember, he started the season third on the depth chart showing toughness in this game took a hard hit to the head, kept on playing mendoza threw for 294 and three touchdowns in his big game debut. two of those going to tron grizzle. you saw one. here's the second one, a 54 yard connection. nice play action fake and the deep ball for the score. he finished it in the fourth quarter with a score to fresno's jeremiah hunter as cal wins 2715 taking their third straight big game mendoza he's soaking in the moment i didn't realize how many people want to pick josh to the game. >> i didn't realize how great it was to see everyone storm on the field and pick you up. i mean, that's truly one of the best moments. moments of my life, and i'm just so lucky to share it with my brothers. us will fight for the school spirit every day of the week, any time, any day. and it was great to show our football dominance over stanford today. so i know it meant a lot for the student body administration and everyone involved in berkeley and cal, so it meant the world to me. >> he's a tough kid. he's going to get better and better. you

know, he's still growing as a football player, but man, he is a competitor and he's a genuine guy. and the he has the respect of his teammates. >> that was fun. stefan curry made his return to the warriors lineup after missing the last two games with a knee injury, scored 25 in his return, including this. oh, it's a no look three from stefan now the warriors they thought they won the game when andrew wiggins hit this three pointer with just 1.6 seconds to go crowd was going crazy. wigs scored a season high, 31 gets a hug from pods, but there was just too much time for chet holmgren and the thunder who tied it kept his feet in. bounce hit the three of his own, had a career high 36 that sent the game into overtime and not shai gilgeous alexander a big block of steph and then he's going to finish on the other end. sga had a game high 40 as the warriors lose their sixth straight game. one 3123 the game went wrong kind of mid third. >> we turned it over four straight times. we completely lost our focus and the game went from like 15 to 6 and we gave

them life. he let them off the hook. they're going to make you pay. and that's that's what happened. >> losing streak like this is urgency for sure. anytime you're this many in a row. it's a problem that you got to fix and you don't want to develop a losing mentality at all at any stretch in the season. that's a stink in the locker room. you don't really want to want to have in there on thursday, major league baseball's owners unanimously approved the a's move to las vegas and also waive the relocation fee. >> but what they didn't do was present any actual information or show a rendering of what that ballpark is supposed to look like. so for now, the only thing for certain the a's will be playing in oakland through 2024. after that, anyone's guess. >> i have no issue with the city of oakland or the mayor. you know, we tried very hard to make a deal in oakland. we did that out of respect for the fans in oakland. >> the outcome of the vote is extremely disappointing, not only as as the leader of the

city of oakland, but i know that it's going to be hard for the fans as well, too. and so but we all know that there is a long way before shovels are in the ground and that there are a number of unresolved issues surrounding this move. >> abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino jr. thank you so much. >> well, that's it for tonight. i'm j.r stone, abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five. dion lim will be back tomorrow night for spencer and chris, thanks for joining us. >> this is abc 724 >> live in san francisco live in the south bay in san jose in concord. live in oakland. yes you're watching abc7 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. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start

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