more hostages are released by hamas families in the bay area hold out hope for their loved ones and those who are stuck in gaza in the middle of the war. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm diane lim. a dramatic second day of the temporary cease fire between israel and hamas after releasing 24 hostages yesterday. another 17 were freed today, but not until after hamas delayed their release. we begin our coverage tonight with abc's chuck

sivertsen on what held up today's exchange. >> hamas releasing 13 more israelis and four more foreigners on saturday. one day after 24 hostages were freed. friday those freed hostages leaving gaza through the rafah border crossing. then taken to israeli hospitals to be reunited with their families. among those released today, nine year old emily hand hila rotem, whose mother is still being held by hamas and siblings. noam and ama. but the two coming home to no parents. their mother was killed on october 7th and their father is still being held in gaza. the four foreigners released saturday were all thai nationals as part of the exchange, israel releasing another 39 palestinian prisoners in northern gaza. palestinians crossing around trucks filled with much needed food, drinking water and medicine. as those trucks arrived after several delays. those deliveries, part of the four day cease fire deal between israel and hamas. hamas delayed saturday's scheduled hostage release, claiming israel had violated the terms of the

truce deal, alleging the aid deliveries permitted by israel fell short of what was promised. but eventually hamas proceeded with the release following mediation by qatar and egypt. meanwhile, israel's top defense official said israeli forces will not leave the gaza strip until all of the hostages are returned to israel. >> while visiting military commanders in the gaza strip, defense minister yoav galant warning hamas militants that any future truce talks would take place under fire. >> chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> here in the bay area, there is a real connection to what's going on in the middle east. we know of at least one man who has relatives who were taken hostage and there are others who have family trapped in gaza that they are trying to get in contact with. abc7 news reporter tara campbell has this update. at a red cross convoy carried 17 freed hostages inside israel saturday and two of them are oren reubens lines relatives up there is her mom, shiri weiss.

>> we first met the pacifica resident a couple of weeks ago, putting up posters of the more than 200 hostages still being held by hamas. >> three of my first cousins have been have been kidnaped. my cousin alon, his wife shiri, and their 18 year old daughter, and she's one of the people that is listed as the children. >> can you tell me a little bit about them? >> sure. i mean, noga is 18. she was living at home with her parents, and she's just a sweet girl. >> noga weiss and her mom, shari, have been listed as two of the hostages handed over by hamas. and saturday, i also received a message from rubenstein saying they have been released and are back in israel, where he's been for the past week. hamas delayed the handover for hours saturday amid disputes over which palestinian prisoners would be released. and over aid into gaza. everything from medical supplies to food and water are desperately needed in

our area. >> they had they still had some water even though it's tainted. so they said everyone was throwing up. everyone, you know, was it was a lot of people were sick because of the dirty water. >> vigésimo kara is a san francisco native and says he's lost dozens of family members in the war. these are only a few of the faces we lost many, many loved ones. >> and we and we still don't know to the extent of, you know, the latest number from both my mom and dad's side is over 65 family members killed. >> and he says he's expecting that number to climb. >> very difficult to function here in the us while you know, just seeing, you know, not knowing if your loved ones are are alive or dead. >> and while daunting, he says this four day cease fire does offer some hope. you know, seeing the images of hostages on both sides being released and to celebrations. >> i mean, it's just it's a feeling that of hope that, you know, this this could end. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> now we sent out this alert

this afternoon on the abc7 news app about the latest hostages to be released. it's just one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. when you download it, be sure to enable the push alerts. well, moving on. one person is dead and a second injured after an early morning shooting in san francisco. police say the two people involved opened fire on each other at about 4:00 this morning on turk street in the tenderloin near u.s. law. one of them was pronounced dead at the hospital while the other suffered non-life threatening injuries. the incident is under investigation by the homicide unit and anyone with information on this is asked to reach out to sfpd. on the peninsula, a five year old girl is hospitalized tonight after being rescued at martin's beach in half moon bay. but the coast guard says a 54 year old man is still missing. firefighters and the coast guard respond to a call earlier today that said the man and child were swept out to sea. that search went on for several hours and we

do not know the condition of the child in the east bay. alameda county district attorney pamela price held another public forum this evening to answer questions and explain what her office does as the event comes, as the da faces a recall campaign less than a year after she took office. abc7 news reporter anser hassan was there. >> the position that you are elected to me to fulfill is about accountability. >> saturday evening, alameda county district attorney pamela price held another in a series of public forums. part of the discussion to explain what exactly a da does as a district attorney. >> i believe that i am the guardian of public safety. i'm not the police. i work on things after the police do their job. >> she listed off some of her accomplishments since taking office in january. those include hiring more crime investigators, expanding victim services and creating reentry and resentencing commissions. for

police. >> i go to the da's, the da, over prosecute us to make a success of statements. and then they just send us away. >> joining her were those who were formerly incarcerated, including lawrence cox. he spoke of how rehabilitation and reentry programs lead to stronger public safety, whether it's education, whether it's looking for housing, whether it's looking for looking for work, i think it's imperative that we have reentry programs, not through just nonprofits, but through the same agencies that actually sentence us. >> and send us away. >> there was also praise for da price's progressive approach to sentencing, factoring in more context, which they believe can reduce over sentencing, especially for people of color, create a situation where the people that was once committing these crimes have an opportunity to reform and have direction not too many. >> i don't know. no other district attorney office that does this. >> in attendance was brenda grisham, who's part of the campaign to recall da price. she says even if da price boasts of new programs, that doesn't mean their successful. and she thinks da price needs to do more for

victims as they're in a grave so they don't get an opportunity to have a second chance at life. >> they don't have an opportunity to come back and get a job. they don't have an opportunity of any of that. but there's never any talk about these victims and i feel that that's very unfair. da price has launched protect the win. >> her effort to challenge the recall. all the while focused on what she was elected to do and that my deputies understand that their mandate is not just to get a conviction, but to do justice in oakland anser hassan abc7 news. >> a surprising reality for housing now, according to a new report by rentcafe. 1 in 4 millennials and 3 in 4 gen zers are living at home in the bay area due to housing costs. but it's more common for people to move back in with their parents after college while looking for jobs and even after finding work, they often struggle to make it on their own. this trend is proving that the high cost of housing is keeping young adults with their families for longer than past generations. well,

much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11:00. shop small was the theme today. small businesses stepped into the holiday shopping spotlight. we'll take a look at the lengths some bay area cities are going to in order to attract shoppers and had an absolutely dazzling holiday display in the south bay . get ready for a trip through in chant. >> i'm spencer christian frost advisory rough surf and localized coastal flooding all elements of my accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment with abc seven news

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coming days. tomorrow and monday are expected to be the busiest of the holiday travel day periods. wednesday was the busiest day at airport so far with the tsa screening more than 2.7 million passengers in the north bay. there's a push, this small business saturday for shoppers to think local when buying those holiday gifts. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how some cities are creating experiences to help local merchants get a piece of the yuletide shopping profits. >> santa and mrs. claus got a rock star welcome from hundreds of fans when they arrived by tugboat in downtown petaluma. oh what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. hey. santa arrival kicking off the holiday season on small business saturday, a day to show some love for local shops and give them a financial boost. >> every time you shop online,

when you take money away from your own community by shopping small and local, you give people jobs. you put money back into your local community for your police and fire your sales tax, buying local buying usa and then local or as local as we can get is pretty important to me. >> adam and alexis camacho were shopping for gifts inside the treasury on petaluma boulevard. >> yeah, i've lived here most of my life and it's important to support where i'm from. >> and this over. >> owner james payo says support from the community during the holidays helps everyone. >> you see the people you build, the relationships you see the owners when they actually working at their place of business. it's beautiful. so you can actually have a contribution here in san rafael. >> downtown merchants were also looking for some holiday shopping dollars, and they did it by closing down most of fourth street this winter wonderland street fair, helping get the word out that local businesses are here. some are still recovering from the pandemic. >> a lot of these stores down

here, we rely on you guys coming down here and shopping and spending money with us. our money goes directly back into the community. >> u.s. president joe biden posted on. small businesses are the engine of our economy and the heart and soul of our communities. local store owners hope shoppers keep that in mind all through the holiday season. good timing for christmas and a happy new year in the north bay. cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> now small business saturday is a push to help local businesses during the holiday shopping season. and last year, americans spent nearly $18 billion on small businesses on this day. >> i'm small business saturday was launched, you know, to be a compliment to black friday and cyber monday. but to really help people focus on the importance of that corner retail store, that toy store, that hardware store, that little restaurant. what we found in covid was that when small businesses suffer, our communities suffer. but when we thrive, we are strong. and i'm seeing communities gather

more than ever. so we're excited and i think we're going to go through the roof on this one this year. and as cornell's story touched upon, local shopping helps them create more jobs, get back on track and put money back into the area's economy. >> today is a reminder to support small businesses, not just today, but throughout the holidays and year round. now the numbers are in and black friday is setting holiday sales records both in store and online retail sales were up from last year. one report from sensormatic solutions found traffic in brick and mortar stores actually rose 4.6. another group, adobe analytics, reported a record $9.8 billion in online sales on black friday. that is a 7.5% jump from last year. analysts predict cyber monday may generate up to $12 billion in sales setting yet another record . now that thanksgiving is over, it is time to start thinking about a tree for the holidays. christmas tree lots are already

doing a brisk trade in oakland's piedmont district. local scouts help to load the trees. this lot on moraga avenue supports almost 1000 cubs and scouts who get the chance to practice their people skills. >> talking to adults for sure. for some of the younger kids, it's some sales practice. we get our cub scouts, they're our best salespeople. it's always great to come out and be helped by a second or third grade cub who can barely lift a tree. >> oh yeah. good teamwork. the lot opened 54 years ago and it's a community effort with people supporting the scouts for many generations. the lot is open saturdays and sundays 9 to 7, and on weekdays, 4 to 8 through the holiday season. on the soccer field at paypal park in san jose has been transformed into a winter light spectacle called enchant. you can go there to see some incredible light sculptures and huge illuminated trees. the main attraction is a maze called santa's magic timepiece, where visitors must

find all the missing light fragments and complete that to help save christmas. >> we hope to, of course, with the help of our guests, have a christmas. but we need to put those kind pieces together so it's important for our guests to help us. >> there's also a new kiddos, choo-choo train a marketplace carolers and magicians to entertain visitors in its enchanted second time at this location and they hope to keep it up for years to come. the event is open until december 31st. well beware of sneaker waves and rip currents in the bay area. high tides have prompted a beach hazard warning from sonoma county to monterey county until 8:00 tomorrow morning. the national weather service is warning people to stay out of the water and never turn your back to the ocean. >> that's right. >> yeah. and spencer, lots of warnings to talk about. >> that's true. you know, we've got the wave heights elevated, rough surf. the danger of rip currents and sneaker waves and along with that high, high tides

tomorrow morning may produce some coastal flooding. so yeah. so let's take a look at that beach hazard statement, first of all, which again, as diane said, is in effect through tomorrow morning. now, the greatest threat is to our west and northwest facing beaches. but as you can see, those rip currents and sneaker waves can be dangerous tides this weekend can cause further run up onto the beaches. and speaking of that, run up, a coastal flood advisory is in effect for the interior north bay and for the areas right around the bay shoreline. that's in effect from 7 a.m. to noon tomorrow. so, again, wave heights are elevated and with the high tides, of course, can produce some of that localized flooding. not severe, but it can be a well, awkward and uncomfortable. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. high pressure is the dominant feature in our weather right now, bringing us mainly clear skies for a couple more days. but as you can see, weather is very active and unsettled out to sea. and a couple of weak frontal systems will be swinging our way by the

middle of next week. so we might actually get some precipitation. but at the moment, things are dry and calm. the wind is quite light right now. most locations are reporting wind speeds under ten miles per hour. and the 24 hour temperature change is sort of a mixed bag. some locations like up in the north bay, santa rosa, napa, a few degrees cooler than at this time last night. many other locations like oakland and hayward are several degrees warmer than last night. here's a clear view of san francisco from sutro tower. current temperature readings are 51 here in the city. we've got mid to upper 40s at oakland mountain view, san jose, 39 at palo alto and 55 at half moon bay. a clear view also from emeryville of the bay bridge and parts of san francisco. 36 degrees in santa rosa and santa rosa right now. and in fairfield, getting really chilly up in the north bay 40 at napa and livermore, 3642. heather at concord and 41 at novato. and one final live view looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. check out the forecast headlines. frosted advisory freeze warning in

effect overnight. sunny days and cold mornings will be with us through monday and there's a slight chance of rain. middle of next week. here's a look at that frost advisory for the interior valleys of the north bay. temperatures will drop down into the low to mid 30s, and that's in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning. also a little farther east over in the fairfield area, out towards the delta, it's a freeze warning where temperatures may drop below 30 degrees. forecast animation shows a few high clouds moving in overnight, especially in the south bay, which will keep temperatures from dropping very low. but with clear skies in the north bay, there'll be more radiational cooling and temperatures will be in a lower range like 38. at santa rosa, for example, 31 at lakeport. even over in the inland east bay, we'll see some mid to upper 30s highs tomorrow. generally in the low to mid 60s. it's not going to be a very mild day at all, but a sunny one. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have two cold mornings coming our way tomorrow and monday. then on tuesday, bright skies, but a little bit of an increase in high clouds. and then by midweek those two weak frontal systems i talked

about will be swinging through wednesday and thursday and they may produce some showers. but at the moment, we can't be very certain about just how much rain will come from these systems. they look a little bit weak right now and that's probably why there's no number on the storm impact. exactly right. no storm impact scale yet. but if they get stronger, we'll give them a ranking. >> we shall see. yeah spencer, thanks. okay. well, still ahead on abc7 news at 11 it was champion ship saturday in the east bay. the history some girls made today on the football field to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way.

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first ever oakland athletic league girls flag football season. >> i want to just, you know, thank the community of oakland and really thank these young ladies for being, you know, so persistent and resilient this year and making a really successful season happen. so we're looking forward to many more.

>> oh, they are awesome. today was a full day of football games that finished off with the lewis k jones silver bowl between oakland tech and mcclymonds plus , the winner of today's boys game will get to advance to the cif northern california playoffs . wow. good luck to all of them. >> yeah, tough. >> kind of like a trip to tackle . >> i was impressed. >> yeah. and speedy too. all right. coming up in sports, deon, we've got pac 12 after dark. one last time, cal, ucla and the golden bears are going bowling. how about a gatorade bath for coach wilcox? that's well earned. sports

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season football game in pac 12 history before the conference goes bye bye. it's a rivalry that's been played continuously since 1933, but with cal going to move to the acc and ucla going to the big ten, who knows the next time they're going to meet? cal looking for their sixth win and a chance to become bowl eligible. so pac 12 after dark one last time out. of course, the iconic rose bowl. cal had a couple field goals. ucla scored to make it seven six and jaden ott's first official kick return. oh, that was good.

how about 100 yards to the house ? 13 seven cal? they should have him do that more often. the cal fans that were there, they are fired up and buff 14 seconds before the half fernando mendoza to jeremiah hunter. a little slant. 22 seven cal at the break and it continues for the bears fourth quarter. the bears got a field goal and off the kick off there's the ball is loose and michael luckhurst jumps on the football and the golden bears back in business again. good field position and so nice they do it twice. mendoza the fade the kid from fresno hunter touchdown. cal wins 33 seven. it's their sixth win of the season. they're bowl eligible for the first time since the 2019 season. good thing for cal it was great. stanford notre dame hall of famer emmitt smith watching his son ej playing his final collegiate game senior day. he had a season high 116 receiving yards. cardinal take the lead in the first quarter. tiger bachmeier on the fly sweep 14 yards and in 13 to 7 cal they're wearing those cardinal red helmets. but notre dame drives right down the field for

good. sam hartman to jaden greathouse great name, great catch. 1413 irish and nothing going right for stanford after that, they're down 49 to 16 in the fourth. joshua carty's field goal blocked and javonte jean baptiste picks it up and he's going to go the other way 60 yards. and in stanford falls 5623, finishing three and nine for the third straight year. red hot. san jose state at unlv spark is going for their sixth straight win. that little one having fun in vegas, running back kyree robinson making history the antioch kid de la salle product, the all time school record. he tied it with that 19th total touchdown of the year seven teen. nothing fourth quarter. robinson is going to get a record breaker 40 yards and in the first ever spartan in history with 20 touchdowns in a season they win 3731 six straight to end the regular season. now a three way tie for first in the conference. going to go to computer rankings released tomorrow to decide the mountain west championship.

it'll be unlv against either hopefully san jose state or or boise state on the ice sharks hosting the canucks baby shark needs shoes. doo doo doo doo. opening minute of the third period tied at two. mikhail granlund. oh what a move. scores first goal of the season as the sharks take the lead for good and ultimately the sharks who had lost 11 straight to vancouver entering the game let us throw fists and that streak it was physical late sharks win four three they snap three game slide they get their fourth win of the season. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion i didn't know i was going to sing, but i kind of knew i was going to sing. it was really good. yeah really, really good. yeah. >> i mean, your off time, your dj alvie, right? >> yeah. >> do you sing while you. >> no, no, no, no. well, kind of. oh, really? okay to myself. >> maybe we'll have a test run. no, no, no. we're done. okay, we'll move on. thank you. yeah. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. the former police officer who was convicted in the death of george floyd is stabbed in federal prison. what we know about his condition. plus, black

friday, small business saturday cyber monday. how about travel tuesday? while you might want to think about booking vacation plans this coming week as part of your holiday shopping to do

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police officer derek chauvin was seriously injured after being stabbed by a fellow inmate at a federal prison in arizona. the 47 year old chauvin is being treated at the hospital and is expected to recover. our abc's jacqueline lee is following this developing story. derek chauvin, convicted in the 2020 murder of george floyd, is recovering after being stabbed by a fellow inmate. >> the bureau of prisons saying an incarcerated individual was assaulted at the federal correctional institution tucson. employees at the prison performed life saving measures while waiting for ems. chauvin then taken to the hospital. minnesota attorney general keith ellison saying he was sad to hear chauvin was the target of violence, adding he was convicted of his crimes that should be able to serve his sentence without fear of retaliation. the court commits you to the custody of the

commissioner of corrections us for a period of 270 months. >> the former minneapolis police officer is serving a 21 year federal sentence for violating george floyd's civil rights and a 22.5 year state sentence for second degree murder. >> at this medium security federal correctional facility in tucson, arizona. in august, officials moved chauvin to tucson from this maximum security state prison in minnesota, where he was mainly kept in solitary confinement, largely for his own protection. in a recent documentary called the fall of minneapolis, chauvin spoke to the media for the first time, calling the trial and sentencing a sham, claiming his use of his knee on floyd's neck was part of his police training manual. >> in fact, i'm looking at it right now 053 16 maximum restraint technique right in their written policy manual this past monday, the us supreme court declined to hear an appeal of chauvin's second degree murder conviction, his lawyer claiming he had not received a fair trial. >> jaclyn lee, abc news, los angeles. >> pope francis is now back home after a bout with the flu that

landed him in the hospital. the 86 year old pontiff was checked out after being forced to cancel some weekend activities. the vatican says a ct scan ruled out any lung complications as the flu was a concern because part of one of the pope's lungs was removed when he was a young man in his native argentina. he's expected to return to the public tomorrow when he's scheduled to address crowds in his weekly message in saint peter's square fr. all right. so you know, black friday, small business saturday and cyber monday. but what about travel tuesday? if you're thinking about a vacation , you may want to wait until tuesday to book your travel arrangements. abc s reena roy tells us why. >> what's better than a vacation ? getting a great deal on your trip travel deal tuesday. the tuesday after thanksgiving may be your best bet for discounts on hotels, rental cars, flights and even rental homes. haley burg, lead economist at online travel agency hopper, says that prices typically drop by 30 to

60% on flights and hotels. >> so think 50% off a hotel. stay in bali, 35% off rome, tokyo, the bahamas. >> berg says this is a great opportunity to book bucket list international vacations as we see prices drop for flights to many international destinations as airlines try to pick up demand for early 2024 trips. but if you're on a smaller budget, she says this travel deal tuesday is especially great for booking domestic travel. >> domestic airfares are already lower than this time last year and 2019. so if you book on travel deal tuesday, you can stack the savings of that lower airfare with additional promotions from participating airlines to best take advantage of travel deal. >> tuesday, berg recommends planning ahead, start thinking now about what vacation you'll want to take in the next year. >> you can also set up flight watches if you're thinking about a couple of different trips next year. >> keeping your options open. when it comes to dates and destination. if you're thinking

about a tropical vacation, consider looking at the price of lots of different destinations in the caribbean and booking with free cancellation when possible. >> if you need to cancel for any reason, change for any reason, the value that you have spent is safe to rebook yourself on a flight that works better or give you that money back. >> reena roy, abc news, new york . >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11. granting wishes on the big screen and in real life, disney and make-a-wish team up for an extra special dose of magic and it's inspiring. one lucky wish recipient to pay it forward. you'll meet him. >> i'm spencer christian, looking at rough surf, elevated waves and the threat of some localized flooding. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 news at

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this. usually the lucky winner buys 10 or 20 chances to win, but last september, a clerk gave him ten chances to win on each ticket. now that paid off when he matched five of the winning numbers correctly. recently, he cashed in on his ticket for a one time payment of $390,000. he plans to use that money to travel and then save the rest. so responsible. well, as part of the wish together campaign between disney and make-a-wish, local wish community members were invited to get a sneak peek of the newest disney film called wish 40 make a wish. attendees joined the special screening, including 11 year old jaden and his family. jaden's wish to go to walt disney world was granted earlier this year. so i make this wish to have something more for us than this. >> a lot of the disney movies

have that same inspirational feel and joy. >> i think it'll be really resonant for our wish families. it's just nice to have these opportunities to get together and remember what wishes are all about. >> i just want their wishes to have a chance. we all have wishes, including 11 year old jaden, who waited several years to see his wish come true. >> and today we're celebrating with him. it really want to know just who you are. >> i'm a star. >> are you excited for the movie? yes what do you think about the fact that it's all about making wishes? >> i like it because, like, have like, a lot of fun things and, like, it's like a make a wish so that even make it better. i'm sure there will be challenges that find me, but i can take them on one at a time. >> time what was your life like after your diagnosis? laying in

a bed all the time and like taking a lot of shots and like, taking a lot of medicine. you recently made a wish. what was it to go to disney world? >> and it was like my first time. >> jaden's wish made us not think about his illness and it made life normal for him and his sisters. >> what did you like the most about this new world? the shows and the characters? who's your favorite disney character? goofy why is that? >> because he pretty much represents me. because i like to do funny stuff and fun stuff. >> do you like making funny faces? >> yes. >> let's make a funny face together. did it ever cross mind that maybe your wish was not going to become a reality? no how come? because i know i can trust make-a-wish to have my dream come true. talk to me about this partnership. it's pretty perfect. wish and make a wish. disney any all together. wow

>> i think disney is just such a great partner for make-a-wish. it's the most popular wish type. if you count going to disney world, going to disneyland, going to aulani. our wish. kids love disney and disney loves helping us grant their wishes and bringing those kids the joy and hope that they need while they're on their trip. >> do you feel like your wish changed your life? yeah. how so? >> from, like having all the fun. >> because i've never had that much fun in my life. once a kid's wish is granted, they oftentimes will want to stay a part of the community. >> we for make-a-wish and the parents might want to give back. jaden and he talked about how he wants to volunteer with make-a-wish when he's older and his mom, gladys, already does. >> i volunteer for make-a-wish, so far i've granted 4 to 5 wishes and i will continue to grant more. >> the wish doesn't just end once your wish is granted. there's lots of ways to stay connected and keep that life changing experience going. and then also give back to other

families who might be experiencing something similar. >> what's your message to other kids who are waiting for their wish? >> your wish will come true soon and it'll be fun when you go or meet someone. how can people help make a wish foundation grant many of the wishes that are still pending. >> people can help in a lot of different ways. there's volunteering, there's donating. of course, i think it's very easy to get involved with make-a-wish and it's really joyful. it's really powerful and there's a lot. >> oh, those are some powerful wishes. wish the movie is in theaters now. disney, of course, is the parent company of abc seven. inspiring and uplifting. oh, i know. and heartwarming to hear jaden say that it was the most fun he has ever, ever had. >> yeah, that's right. well, i have a simple wish. i wish i could warm things up, but i don't i don't have that kind of power. and i wish i could settle

the waves down at the beaches. but we have many wishes. here's what's going on right now with our weather. we have a beach hazard statement in effect through tomorrow morning. elevated wave heights, rough surf, the risk of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. so bear that in mind if you're going to be near the coastline. also, we have high tides tomorrow morning, which will further complicate things and possibly produce some localized flooding around the bay shoreline. and in the north bay valleys. so a coastal flood advisory is in effect until noon tomorrow and a frost advisory in effect for the interior and north bay valleys until 9:00 tomorrow morning along with a freeze warning over the eastern solano county area. highs tomorrow under sunny skies. we'll somehow climb into the mid 60s in some locations after a frosty morning. here's the accuweather seven day forecast to monday morning will be cold as well. then the morning chill subsides but tuesday still a little gray as clouds increase with a chance of showers on wednesday and thursday as too weak frontal systems approach the bay area. we're not expecting a lot of rain but be

prepared for some rain. >> i still think it's better to be in the bay area than many other parts of the country for sure. sure. especially now. i like it here. >> yeah, i wish to stay. >> oh, i wish for sports. here's chris. >> hey, don. coming up in sports, the warriors stay alive in the nba in season tournament. the play that had chase center buzzing last night. plus, it's november madness. just a wild final weekend of college football's regular season. all the highlights in sports next

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for children fighting critical illness, you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪ out of this world this season and this moment right here of cmc getting his helmet fixed during thursday's win over seattle, it went viral. many joked the stanford man looked like a robot. but post game he said he felt like frankenstein. either way, he's been a scary sight for opposing defenses all year long. brock purdy he showed he was human on this play. his

overthrow of mccaffrey turned into the first pick six of his career, gave seattle a shot of life in their thanksgiving game in the third quarter. but brock oh he bounced back showing why he was the nfc offensive player of the week for week 11 playing turnover free football the rest of the way including an absolute dagger to brandon aiyuk for a touchdown to put the game out of reach. >> what kind of throw was that from from from your quarterback. >> that was he called a dot bar. >> did his job and i got him the ball in the right spot and he made the rest happen. getting getting into the end zone. but that's that trust, man. it's the faith in each other. what we do every single day at practice and stuff. and then it's showing on the field, so it feels good. i couldn't believe he was throwing it. the zone coverages guys were so deep, but brock thought he could drop it in over the guy and it was a clear view for all of us. and it was just a hell of a throw like, perfect touch. got it over him. and it was a big play that sealed it. >> tense moments of the iron

bowl. auburn lost badly to new mexico state last week, but led number eight, alabama by four points with 35 seconds to go. fourth and goal for alabama from the 30. jalen milroe finds o isaiah bond for the game winning touchdown nfl caliber throw and catch to feet down in the back of the end zone nick saban oh he's going to celebrate auburn fans all kinds of grief. alabama wins 2724. they'll face georgia in the sec championship next week. tears all over the place. apple cup earlier this week, washington and washington state said they will continue their rivalry despite the end of the pac 12 late fourth quarter. we're tied fourth and one huskies go and it's the perfect fake fake the cameraman fake the defense end around to rome odunze and the huskies in field goal range last play of the game grady gross 42 yard game winner. watch jordan remains perfect. 2421 win. they'll face oregon in the pac 12 title game friday night right here on abc seven. michael penix could barely bear to watch the end of that one. over 100,000 in the big house

battle of unbeatens. number three, michigan hosting number two. ohio state 30s to go. buckeyes down six but driving and michigan is going to come up with the game sealing interception, capping a perfect regular season 12 and zero 3224 win and it's mayhem on the field. the wolverines have won three straight over ohio state. michigan head coach jim harbaugh is three. game suspension is over. he will return for the big ten championship next week against iowa college hoops. herb sendek undefeated santa clara broncos taking on ohio state emerald coast classic championship. adama alpha ball. he's had a good start to the season 25 points on friday, only 13in this game. a nice move to the hoop there. the buckeyes blow it open inbounds and a lob to felix okpara wow santa clara falls 86 to 56 they're six and one this season. the warriors stayed alive in the nba's inaugural in-season tournament with a win over san antonio last night. one of the biggest plays of the night came from none

other than six foot two guard gary payton. the second flew in to block the shot of seven foot four rookie phenom victor wembanyama. and now, according to espn stats, only five players have blocked wemby this season in and gp2 new where he landed on that list at least wise is probably the smallest. >> yeah yeah. you know it's just energy and effort you know try to get back and make plays, get us out and get a spark and get us going. i think after that, you know, kind of turned up the defensive intensity he got us getting stops and go out and run and do what we like to do on offense here. he's an exciting moment. >> the crowd loved it. you know, it was a hell of a play and definitely got our our fans into the game. >> abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> chris, thanks. and that's all the time we have for tonight. i'm dion lim. the

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