♪ the it told me he was speeding, didn't even get a ticket. >> the fight for safe streets. family members loved ones and leaders are all struggling with ways to stop these devastating and deadly traffic crashes. but tonight, they are documenting their hopes for building a better bay area. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm diane lim. it has been nine years since then. san francisco mayor ed lee helped launch vision zero. sf but now the city seems farther than ever from reaching its goal

of zero traffic deaths next year . and it's an issue we are seeing across the bay area. so tonight we begin with abc seven news reporter j.r stone who went to find what changes might be coming from the steps of san francisco's city hall. shoes, flowers, even a stroller in memory of those who died in traffic crashes in san francisco and across the bay area. >> the car coming down. franklin flew up onto the sidewalk and crushed him against the building. >> richard zeman's son, andrew, was a paraeducator at sherman elementary school in san francisco. he was killed during that accident in 2021. two years later, and the number of pedestrian traffic fatalities has not improved. >> we hear nothing's better. the numbers are the same as last year and worse than the year before. >> last year was the worst since 2014. so. we're at 16 pedestrians already this year, 22 total numbers of traffic

related fatalities. sunday night, local and state lawmakers remembered the victims killed state senator scott wiener and numerous san francisco supervisors voiced their support for speed cameras, a tool that will soon be installed in san francisco, san jose and oakland. >> for the first time. >> if you speed if you engage in this reckless behavior, you will all have a consequence. >> elizabeth chavez's daughter, eileen, was just five years old when she was killed while walking with family in a san jose crosswalk near her school back in 2014. elizabeth fought back tears, describing her shock when she learned that similarly, a four year old girl was killed at fourth and king in san francisco, near oracle park earlier this year. >> every day we hear that people are getting hit left and right. but when they told me i was devastated, it was like reliving

again what had happened to see a family who was visiting from korea, who left the country with a death certificate and not their daughter. >> that is unacceptable. >> many here also hopeful that city leaders invest in making physical changes to the infrastructure at dangerous intersections across the area. elizabeth says. so much more needs to be done because the pain of losing a daughter is something that never goes away. the only thing that they provided us was the black and white bow and a dollar. >> so and they had found it right next to her. she was holding it in the palm of her hand, and it was right next to her, just slowing down the speeds. >> you know, andrew was killed in a school zone at and there was no reason anyone should have been driving that fast through a school zone. and i don't even think that person was driving faster than the flow of traffic.

they were all speeding, you know, that should never have happened. >> the victims you heard from there were also very upset about accountability, both saying that the people initially arrested in their children's deaths basically got a slap on the wrist, probation in one case, and no ticket in the other. they question what kind of message we're sending without what they call accountability. j.r. stone, abc seven news, j.r, thank you. >> we move now to the east bay. major changes are coming in hopes of reshaping one of alameda county's most dangerous corridors. as according to our media partners at the east bay times, berkeley is now the last city to sign off on the san pablo avenue corridor project, a large scale reimagining of the stretch from oakland up to albany. that project will add bus bulbs lighting signals, ada ramps, flashing beacons and other traffic calming measures. the hope is this will enable more people to be able to walk, bike and board busses as construction is slated to start

next year and tomorrow we'll see more action from community members in oakland. a local business owner in the fruitvale district is organizing a rally downtown to protest deadly traffic crashes in his neighborhood. the demonstration in front of the ac transit headquarters on franklin street is set for 3 p.m. all right. time to turn things over to our forecast for the start of the week as we take a live look outside from our east bay hills camera, where, yes, it is dark, but you can tell it is clear we are on the lookout for higher winds tonight. we do have weather anchor spencer christian standing by with what we can expect in our 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> spencer dion it is indeed clear tonight it will indeed be sunny tomorrow. so let's take a look starting early in the morning, 7:00 we're talking about bright and brisk conditions with the bright sky. but a little bit on the chilly side in some spots. by midday, it'll be still sunny and getting a little bit milder. temperatures in the mid 60s from coast to bay to inland late afternoon, 4:00 pm. we're

talking mid to upper 60 ends from the bay to inland, low 60s on the coast and sun will set at 455 tomorrow by 7 p.m. of course, it's going to be dark, but clear skies and cooling down into the 50s of the full accuweather seven day forecast in a few minutes. dion sounds good spencer, thanks. >> new at 11 now the ceo of self-driving car company cruise is out kyle vogt took to x to announce his resignation tonight. he didn't give an exact reason for resigning, but reportedly apologized to employees over the weekend for allowing the company to, quote unquote, veer off course. vogt is a founder of the company, but has run into some recent missteps with its autonomous vehicle software. last week, the company paused its operations on public roads nationwide side. it all follows an incident in san francisco last month, you may remember when a pedestrian was hit by a human driven car. then pinned underneath and dragged by a cruise. robotaxi well from one now former bay area ceo to

another. tonight, the new york times is reporting sam altman will not be returning as ceo of san francisco based openai. altman was in constant negotiation with the board this weekend, pushing to return as head of the company behind the hit chatgpt. but it looks as if those talks have derailed. altman was unexpectedly fired by the board on friday over a murky mix of reasons. former ceo of twitch emmett shear will now reportedly step in as interim ceo. all right, let's jump into our abc7 news advancer at 11. what it is it's our useful way of getting you prepared and ahead of the headlines you'll be hearing much more about in the days to come. and of course tonight we are getting you ready for the thanksgiving travel week. first live check on the roads calm tonight from our san mateo bridge camera. you can see they're pretty smooth sailing. even so, triple a expects this to be the busiest thanksgiving travel season since 2019 and the third highest since 2000. of

course, this wednesday will be the day to avoid on the roads. but how about the skies? let's take a look outside at sfo. triple a is expecting the busiest thanksgiving since 2005 with tuesday and wednesday being especially jammed. now if you are flying out of here, you may be in the clear. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has more on that, plus the concern of rising flu cases from health experts. thanksgiving travelers were on the move sunday at san francisco international airport. >> we flew today because we were trying to avoid the crowds. >> megan green and her son cole are off to denver for the holidays. manager to miss the madness airport officials say the peak of thanksgiving travel has already been hit. >> friday was our busiest day. we had about 76,000 people come through, numbers nearing pre-pandemic levels and airport officials expect the trend to continue. what we're asking people is to plan ahead. give yourself extra time, and also

use alternative methods of transportation. we're trying to get more people to use bart and use the airtrain and as millions of americans are set to travel and gather for the thanksgiving holiday, health officials are warning about increasing levels of respiratory illness. >> so right now, we have certain parts of the country that are really at critical levels of flu. seven states plus d.c. and puerto rico are experiencing high or very high levels of respiratory illness activity. symptoms, including a fever, cough and sore throat. >> in california right now, we don't have a lot of flu, but we have a higher than normal levels for this time of the year. and it's coming very early. so it just makes us feel a little bit nervous for after the holidays. >> dr. peter chin-hong at ucsf says people should be taking precautions. >> that might mean wearing a mask in risky settings like public transit or at airports, particularly when you're entering and exiting the plane before ventilation. >> and he says don't skip out on

any of the vaccines we have about 35% of people vaccinated for flu, but only about eight, 14% for covid and rsv of those eligible. >> so we still have a long way to go. >> meanwhile, back at sfo. people seem to be taking some of those precautionary measures. >> i'm here to pick up my father. he's arriving from eureka, california. he did actually just get vaccinated recently. and my mom as well. >> i brought a mask. he did not bring a mask. just oversight on his part. but yeah, i'm going to wear my mask while i'm flying. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> all right. speaking of travel, a travel nightmare out of las vegas tonight. drivers were stranded on the i-15 after the freeway was closed for a time because of these dust storms. you can see it was nearly impossible to see the road. the high winds also caused major delays at harry reed international. more than 700 flights were canceled today. there was some good news. all roads reopened by late this afternoon. now to the death of

rosalynn carter. ceremonies will run tomorrow through wednesday in atlanta and sumner county, georgia, all of it to celebrate the life of the former first lady who passed away earlier today at her home in plains, georgia. rosalynn was married to jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states, for 77 years. but her life was so much more. a soft spoken, small town girl acquired the label steel magnolia while rewriting what it meant to be a first lady. >> mental health and the problems of the elderly. those are the two things that i've been interested in for a long time. >> the former first lady was a champion for women and a fierce advocate for human rights at large in 2021, the carters did an interview for their 75th wedding anniversary, and the former president did not hold back on his thoughts of his wife and stand with me all this long has been the most wonderful thing in my life. >> he's pretty wonderful in my

life to it was lovely. >> former president carter has been in hospice care since february. >> former first lady rosalynn carter only entered hospice back on friday after being diagnosed with dementia in may. she was 96 years old. well, the carters were well known for their work with habitat for humanity, and that work brought them to the bay area. abc7 news was there when the couple came to oakland in 2013 to finish building townhome homes. the carters were dedicated habitat volunteers for more than 35 years and a reminder, we do have much more on the life of former first lady rosalynn carter at our website. and tonight, spencer christian reflects on her legacy and recounts his encounters with the carters. you can find that now at our home page, abc seven news.com or your abc7 news bay area app. well, much more to come tonight. apec is over and the reviews are coming in san

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workweek after world leaders from around the asia pacific region descended on the city by the bay. tonight abc7 news reporter cornell bernard takes a look at what san francisco shows performance on the world stage means going forward. >> we're working side by side after a week of hosting world leaders and apec ambassadors. san francisco is dismantling the party metal security fencing stretching for blocks coming down around moscone center and some reviews are coming in. >> we're very pleased with how it went by and large. >> joe d'alessandro, president of sf travel, says he's getting positive feedback about apec. >> the city will benefit from this. we'll get a lot of tax revenue, we'll get a lot of people were employed as a result of this. and so it's a it's an important place for san francisco to be on the world stage. >> but some small business owners believe the summit was a failure. many downtown businesses say they can't wait for fencing to come down and streets to reopen here because as far as they're concerned, apec did not deliver the

customers they'd hoped ended up being one of our slowest week since we opened sonar cafe manager abdul saeed says he hired extra staff, but apec attendees didn't show and his regular customers couldn't get there. >> we're expected to be like like dreamforce. it was really busy. we expected it to be the same. but it was really slow. >> there were issues with some businesses not receiving the impact. in fact, in the security zone, not getting any visitors at all. and we're concerned about that. i have hope. >> i have optimism about the future because, you know, people always say hope isn't a plan. >> in a post apec interview, mayor london breed telling abc's martha raddatz her city is dealing with challenges like homelessness and rampant drug use and an image problem outside the bay area. >> but when people are coming to san francisco, they are surprised that things aren't as bad as what they thought they were. are things perfect in san francisco? no, they're not. but we continue to work aggressively at it in order to solve some of

our most pressing problems. we can't just throw our hands up. we have to keep working toward solutions and we have to be prepared to make the hard decisions to get to a better place in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> it is a massive relief to drivers down in los angeles. >> the fire damaged stretch of the i-10 freeway is now fixed and back open tonight. much earlier than expected. governor newsom was joined by vice president kamala harris and senator alex padilla to show appreciation for the crews getting the repairs done just in time for the monday commute. >> i was acutely aware of what closure of the ten would mean for so many people. hard working people, families, many people who, when it was shut down, they can't work from home. their work requires them to be present. >> the fire from last weekend is being investigated as arson and cal fire is now looking for a person of interest in the case. well, it's known as red rock

island, and it could be yours for just a cool $25 million. you have probably seen it if you have driven across the richmond-san rafael bridge. there it is. and according to the chronicle, the six acre island just went up for sale by the property's listing agent. they say it is the last private island in the bay, although people have made offers to buy this land before, it has never been on sale. now the only catch is there is no water, no power, no wi-fi. and it is unknown what kind of construction would even be allowed. and i don't know. that would require an awful lot of renovation and extra investment. there's no wi fi. >> i'm out. yeah, just count me out. >> what do we do with it, then? >> look at it. admire it? >> yes. from what? my airplane. my. my drone, i guess. and if it . >> if it appreciates the value, maybe you can resell it. >> oh, that's a good point. you want to go in? >> maybe after the weather. okay

let's try that. >> it's $1 million forecast. yes. >> let's take a look at what's happening right now. and it is clear enough that you could call it $1 million forecast compared with yesterday when we had green rain all over the radar screen. we've got a gusty wind right now, not so much at the surface, but check out the hills. we have gusts over 30mph, over 35mph right now in some locations. and as a result of the gusty wind, we have a wind advisory in effect for all of the various hills and mountains of the north bay to the east bay, to the eastern santa clara hills, to the santa cruz mountains, until 9:00 tomorrow morning. winds winds will generally be out of the north at about 20 to 35mph. gusts easily up to 50mph at the peaks, up to 65mph. there's a possibility of downed tree limbs. and, of course, objects that are loose being blown around. the temperature change over the 24 hours is rather significant. most locations are about 5 or 6 degrees cooler right now than at this time last night. but the skies are clear and it's a pleasant evening, as you look out over san francisco

from sutro tower. 57 degrees right now in san francisco. we have low to mid 50s at oakland mountain view, san jose, half moon bay and a cool 48 at palo alto. here's the view from emeryville. looking back across the bay again under bright clear skies. 45 degrees right now at santa rosa novato 5057 at napa and fairfield, concord 50 and 55 at livermore and looking across the breezy embarcadero from our rooftop camera, check out the forecast headlines. clear and cool overnight gusty in the hills. dry, sunny days lie ahead all the way into next weekend. and thanksgiving may turn out to be the warmest day in the forecast period. forecast animation shows almost no clouds around tonight at all. so we'll start the day with sunny skies tomorrow. under clear skies in the early morning hours, low temperatures will be down to about 45 to 47 degrees in most locations. highs tomorrow, 63 at half moon bay, mid to upper 60s around the bay shoreline and inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so beginning of the week, monday tuesday we'll see mainly sunny

skies temperatures just a little bit above average. but warming up by midweek, wednesday, thursday to about 70 degrees or higher inland on thanksgiving day. that is amazing. a slight cooldown on friday and then more cooling comes our way over the weekend. but through the entire seven day period, we're talking about sunny skies, dry conditions and relatively mild. >> oh, i'm thankful for that. that's all right. >> yeah. >> spencer, thanks. okay dion. well, still ahead on abc seven news at 11, festus gets festive. see how the 2015 warriors champion is dishing up som assists for the thanksgiving

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in blue at levi stadium today, honoring the military members all game long and starting well before kickoff, brock purdy greeted two vets before arguing would be the best game of his nfl career to date. a massive american flag pregame on salute to service day. there at levi's. christian mccaffrey had his 17 game touchdown streak snapped last week. today starts a new one short pass from brock purdy and he's back in the end zone seven nothing 49 ers after one

quarter of football niners defense playing well. here's nick bosa chasing down his old buddy baker mayfield going to get to him and the birthday boy fred warner punches it out niners recover that would lead to a field goal it was 13 to 749 ers at the half as the defense causing all kinds of ruckus and this kid loves the defense niners first drive of the second half purdy up top to brandon aiyuk defender fell down and there goes out 76 yard touchdown the longest passing touchdown in the nfl this year aiyuk a career day 156 yards 22 seven niners and let's dance in the end zone still in the third purdy finding george kittle his second straight game with a touchdown 27 to 749 ers after three george is fired up a tampa trying to make a game of it late rookie jaire brown in for the injured talanoa hufanga tip ball and there it is interception in the end zone bosa goes to mayfield and says nice try buddy purdy had a perfect passer rating of

150 8.3, the first niners quarterback to do that since joe montana in 1989. niners win 2714. quick turnaround with a game in seattle on thanksgiving. they're going to be fully ready to go and we got to win by any means you know and that's what we talk about that's what we prepare for and how have we got to do it? >> we got to we got to go on the road and win in a hostile environment. >> obviously, the history goes back with, you know, these two organizations. and to be able to play on thanksgiving against them with the division, with where it's at, like doesn't get any better than that. >> it's going to be a great game up there. it's one of my favorite atmospheres, one of my favorite places to play. they absolutely hate us. and i just what a great fan base to absolutely hate us. it's really fun. it's going to be an exciting game. it's going to be a physical game. and we have to go up there and get a get a win. >> and you saw it right here on abc seven earlier today. former stanford hoopers lacey and lexie hull back at maples, watching

number six, stanford take on duke, tied at 71, less than two seconds to go inbound to cameron brink thought she was fouled no call all you could make an argument so we go to overtime and no stopping cameron in ot nine of her career high 29 points coming over time add in 11 rebounds it's another double double and the cardinal win 82 to 79. they're four and zero on this young season on abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino dion thank you. >> much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11 including the fight against plastic. world leaders are in a race against time to come up with a plan. plus, the best time to start that holiday shopping. why this year might be just a little different

tonight talks to free hostages from hamas are reportedly making continued progress since the israeli military is sharing even more video of what it claims are tunnels beneath the biggest hospital in gaza city. the military leaders allege it was being used as a command center for the hamas terrorist group. abc news reporter lionel moise has the latest on the fight in

israel. >> continues to pound gaza. dozens reportedly killed in strikes on refugee camps over the weekend, including two un run schools. pressure is mounting on israel to accept a cease fire as talks continue to secure the release of the 236 people, including americans still being held by hamas. us and israeli sources telling abc, a large group of hostages could be released in exchange for a cease fire that could last from 3 to 7 days. the number of hostages and length of cease fire are still being debated. >> some of the issues that were at odds have now been closed out, but we are not finished there making some progress. and we hope that that will be concluded soon so that these people can finally come home. >> on sunday, the israeli military released video they say shows hamas militants bringing some of the hostages into gaza's largest hospital. israel says this surveillance video shows hamas moving a wounded hostage

into gaza's al-shifa hospital on october 7th. hours after that surprise attack. israel which has been facing criticism for its military operations near the hospital, also releasing video showing a drone entering what they claim is a hamas tunnel beneath the medical complex which israel claims was used as a hamas command center, a claim hamas denies. the world health organization has described al-shifa as a death zone. nine premature babies reportedly died after being removed from incubators when electricity ran out. some critically ill patients remain at the hospital, but on sunday say 31 babies were evacuated to a hospital in southern gaza. those babies expected to soon be moved to egypt for more specialized care. lionel moise, abc news, new york . >> public health advisory is now lifted for parts of contra costa county tonight. a fire at a refinery in martinez has raised some new concerns about possible hazardous chemical releases in

the area. the fire happened overnight at the marathon refinery. the area is under advisory. were martinez, pacheco, concord and clyde. one employee was hurt and airlifted to the hospital. a marathon spokesperson says air monitoring indicated no offsite impact. the company is looking into the cause of the fire for right now, the united nations is trying to draft a treaty to end plastic pollution across the globe. u.n. ambassador says are negotiating a deal to curb the use of plastics on land and sea. it has been tough getting the world nations to agree on a plan, though, since plastic is largely made from crude oil and natural gas, many oil producing nations are pushing for better recycling measures. but environmentalists say the production of plastic is what needs to be scaled way back. what our research shows is that plastics are affecting the planet in a way that they're destabilizing the function of this planet that we live on in a way that makes it less safe for

us, and it makes it less predictable and it makes it more dangerous for us to live here and less less sustainable for us to live on the planet. the un will hold two more rounds of negotiations in 2024 to try and finalize that treaty. a un united nations is forecasting plastic production to triple by 2060. thousands of people flocked to san francisco this weekend for the west coast crafts fair today and yesterday. 300 small craft makers from all over the country set up booths with all kinds of products from vintage clothes to monster puppets and even artsy toilet seats. >> oh, my gosh. people are so stoked. everyone is just like meeting the artisans, meeting their friends. there's some really good food booths in the back and it's just like smiles all around. >> and attendees were thrilled with the variety just in time for some holiday shopping. now, whether or not you are ready, the holiday shopping season is

here and now with all those black friday deals hitting early online. the question is, when is the best time to get your shopping list crossed off? abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley shows us why you might want to switch up your strategy this year. >> 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 operators 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 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 going to execute some pretty dramatic price cuts in the latter half of this month. >> retail sales as a whole is moderating. it is plateauing. >> thanksgiving is going to be the big kick start and very late in december, consumers 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 consumers are still looking for experiences. >> 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. >> still ahead tonight, we have your fix to binge during the thanksgiving holiday. we don't

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and the rest of the hit cast of a rainy read carpet. they hit that in hollywood to celebrate the fifth installment of the storied franchise. the season follows juno's character, dorothy dot lyon, whose happy life with her husband and child takes a very dark turn and jon hamm's character has something to do with it. they told on the red carpet to expect lots of twists and turns in true fargo fashion. there's a lot of

creative juice that was put into this season. >> and it also it also kind of delivers a pretty emotional impact as well. so i think i'm very excited for people to see it. >> season five gets going just in time for your holiday week of binging. fargo premieres this tuesday november 21st on fx and streams. the next day on hulu. disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. >> did i hear something about twists and turns? yes, that happens in the weather also. >> oh, what a good turn that was from the news. >> so let's turn to the maps right now. >> wow, you are really on a roll . >> it's windy in the hills. and as a result of this powerful gusts, we have a wind advisory in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning for all of the mountains and hills of the north bay, the east bay santa cruz mountains. the winds will be gusting over 50mph in some of the higher elevations. and, of course,

there's the possibility of tree limbs being blown down or possibly even a few power outages. so bear that in mind. nonetheless, clear skies and mild conditions overnight with low temperatures mainly in the mid 40s highs tomorrow under sunny skies. upper 60s around the bay shoreline and inland mid 60s on the coast. but breezy and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have some very mild weather coming our way, especially wednesday and thursday. thanksgiving day is going to be almost warm with high temperatures inland around 70 degrees. upper 60s near the bay, low 60s on the coast. and then as we go into the weekend, we maintain the sunny skies, but it gets just a little bit cooler. you know, where else there are twists and turns. >> so where is that on the football field? yes, along with tackles, indeed. chris alvarez has a preview of sports now. >> dion, coming up in sports, we head back to levi's for more on the man with footballs version of the perfect game. it's pretty perfect. how brock's big day helped beat the bucs. sports is next

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all caught up to brock purdy. oh, how quickly things can change the niners. they're back on track. two game winning streak in a day. purdy became the first 40 niners quarterback since joe montana in 1989 to have a perfect passer rating and the first in franchise history to get that perfect rating while attempting more than 20 passes. purdy went 21 of 25 333 yards, three touchdowns. he's now thrown six touchdowns in the last two games. that little slump and three game losing streak feels so long ago. but in true brock fashion never satisfied always looking for how he can improve. >> yeah what an honor but man at the same time i feel like you know there's still some plays and stuff that, you know i wish i had back so i'm not completely content with just that. but i thought it was a great game

with, you know, the guys around me, the coaching and the play calling, all of it. so that's a testament to the team, really. >> like he doesn't surprise me like he does that every single week. he does it every single day. and you can just tell, you know, playing football aggressively and having fun time doing it makes it a lot easier. >> dang, he had a perfect passer rating first in franchise history. wow yeah. i mean, that's incredible. he's a baller, man. he's a baller. i think that's a yeah, because that's a good defense too. so that doesn't it doesn't shock me, but that is impressive. i'm happy for him haha. >> next up for the niners. thanksgiving game in seattle. seahawks taking on the rams in la. scary sight for seattle here. geno smith hit hard by aaron donald he missed most the second half but did return late. we'll keep an eye on his status during the short week. la overcame a 13 nothing deficit. darrell henderson junior scores. the rams would take a lead ultimately on a field goal. final minute hawks down one. smith finding dk metcalf big gainer across the middle so seattle in field goal position

for jason myers it's a 55 yard kick and it's wide right missed a chance at winning it. seahawks lose 1716 pushing the niners into sole possession of first place in the nfc west heading into thursday's game you know it was another story. >> you tell the whole world, this is their territory. >> yeah, you heard it last night . stanford stadium was bear territory. cal keeping the ax for the third straight year yesterday. also marked the final big game within the pac 12 conference. now, with the conference dissolving, lots of rivalries are going away. but the big game will remain in their new conference. the acc. and for that, both coaches are glad this pac 12 you know ending thing seems to come up each week we're going to continue to play the big game and we're all thankful for that. >> and it just feels great to come out. you know, victorious and keep the ax. it just means just means so much. i mean, just watch the reaction of the people. it's really sad, you

know, that the conference is the end. >> but really happy that that cal and along with us being the acc together so we'll be able to maintain an incredible, incredible rivalry. >> stefan curry made his return to the warriors lineup on saturday night against the thunder after missing two games of the knee injury. he scored 25 in his return and he was in steph form, including this. no, look three now the warriors things were looking good. they thought they won it when andrew wiggins hit this three pointer with just 1.6 seconds to go wiggs scored a season high 31. so a big game for andrew. but the warriors have just not had the luck recently. tsay thunder rookie big man chet holmgren hit the game tying three at the buzzer to end regulation part of his career high 36 and the stunned warriors could not recover in overtime. shai gilgeous-alexander a big block of steph and scores on the other end he had a game high 40 as the warriors lost their sixth straight game. one 3123 shaken but resolve to fix it. >> but this is kind of how you know how things go when you're

you're down and things aren't going well. you really have to dig your way out and nothing's going to come easy. so we just got to come back monday and get back at it. and a ton of season left. >> losing streak like this. there's urgency for sure. any time 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 that's a stink in the locker room. you don't really want to want to have in the. >> abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino dion chris thank you very much and a quick reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it is available for everything that you see on your screen. apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. all you have to do. it's very simple wnload the app now and start streaming for free. and that's all the time we have for this

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