some travelers told us this was the hardest part on what's supposed to be the busiest air travel day for the thanksgiving holiday. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm dionne lynn. the tsa says today could break records as it's busiest day ever either before or since the pandemic. the tuesday and wednesday before thanksgiving matched the tsa expectations with 2.6 and 2.7 million passengers each day. today's expectation, 2.9 million would be an all time record. now, taking a live look at the three major bay area airports,

including with the abc seven oakland airport camera at oakland and san jose mineta international airports. not a single flight canceled today at sfo. just two flights were canceled. that is according to flightaware. now abc seven news reporter j.r stone went to sfo today where it was busy but not in comparison to pre-pandemic numbers. >> on a night when you'd think this type of post-thanksgiving traffic into san francisco international airport might bring out the true holiday grinches. that was hardly the case. >> an amazing time. we had a good time reuniting with everybody. no drama, everything good? >> no drama. >> thumbs up all around. thumbs up? yeah. >> everything good? you can ask for has happened. >> even airport manager chris morgan says that sfo hasn't dealt with any major issues and only a limited amount of delays on a sunday. that was predicted to be the busiest air travel day of the year and possibly busiest

ever. morgan though, says that passenger numbers here are still well below where they were at 85% of pre covid travel. >> we just did not have the backup that we were expecting or that i would say that a passengers were expecting, because typically passengers come here and they're expecting this this madhouse or this zoo like environment. but it was not that smooth sailing inside of sfo. >> but you can see a bit of a different story outside of sfo. back backups just getting to the airport, but there's a lot of traffic coming to the airport and everything. but those we spoke with kept their focus on how special it was to see family. >> it was really nice, nice, really happy to see my family again. i don't see them often since i'm in school. >> we hated leaving our family so yeah, yeah. >> if i didn't have to leave, i wouldn't. i wouldn't be leaving today. but you know, actually, it's been really, really tame. i mean, i flew out on wednesday and it wasn't that bad.

>> and just looking at terminal three, you can see the crowds are not shoulder to shoulder. the type of news that every traveler wants to hear. de j.r. stone, abc. seven news. >> well, happening tonight as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, where it is wide open. it is the end of chp maxima enforcement period for thanksgiving. the annual safety effort increases patrols on the state's highways and roads to search for unsafe drivers. it's been running since 6 p.m. on wednesday and ends at midnight tonight. well, new at 11 now. a two alarm fire burned a house near the sap center. a san jose traffic camera caught the smoke. you see it billowing in the air at about 745. multi cal fire crews were on the scene on cleaves avenue near the alameda. small explosions were reportedly heard, possibly from propane tanks as new developments at the five year old girl who was swept into the pacific ocean at

martin's beach yesterday has died. that's according to the coast guard. the girl was with a man at the beach when a wave swept them into the water. firefighters were able to pull her out. she was airlifted to stanford medical where she was later pronounced deceased. the man is still missing, but the search for him has been suspended. the coast guard spent 22 hours and searched 100mi■!s hoping to find him. now for your reference, martin's beach is located south of half moon bay, a beach hazard warning is in effect this weekend, warning visitors of those dangerous sneaker waves as a four year old girl is the first american hostage to be freed by hamas. she's one of 58 hostages who have been released over the past three days. hamas says it is now seeking to extend the cease fire, which israel has said it is willing to do if more hostages are released. here's abc news reporter alison kosik with the latest on sunday, 17 more hostage were released by

hamas. >> 13 israelis and four foreign nationals. al-qassam brigades, hamas military wing released video showing the hostages being handed over to the red cross. the first american among those freed on sunday, dual israeli american abigail edan, who turned four on friday. both of her parents were killed by hamas during that october 7th attack. abigail's aunt releasing this message. i want to thank everybody for all your love and support. >> it's amazing. and thank you so much. i just want to say, she has family and we're taking care of her. >> hours later, palestinian families in jerusalem rejoicing as israel released another 39 palestinian prisoners as part of the cease fire agreement. hamas in a statement saying it is seeking to extend the temporary truce by considering increase the number of released detainees . >> what israel has said is that it is prepared to pause another day of fighting for every ten hostages that hamas releases if

the pause stops. the responsibility for that rests on the shoulders of hamas, not on the shoulders of israel. >> president biden says his goal is to extend the pause in fighting beyond the agreed upon four days. so more hostages can be released and more aid can enter gaza. >> the proof that this is working and worth pursuing further is in every smile and every grateful tear we see on the faces of those families who are finally getting back together again. >> biden, speaking with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on sunday. the two leaders agreed to continue working to secure the release of all of the hostages, but netanyahu telling president biden when the cease fire ends, israel intends to return with all its strength to realize its goal of eliminating hamas. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> now here in the bay area, voices were raised in support of a cease fire. abc7 news reporter tara campbell was in alameda

today to listen in. >> calls for a cease fire in gaza from the steps of alameda city hall sunday. >> it's really important for me to stand up and say not in my name. >> eve gordon says. as a jewish american woman, her voice needs to be heard. >> this is not the way forward for us as jewish people. it's not the way forward for our world that we need to stand together for. >> and a local family from bosnia came with flowers in hand. >> i know exactly how it looks to be without food, without electricity, without heating, without anything. >> i myself is i'm a bosnian war refugee. i was born. i'm going to cry. but i was born in 1993, in the midst of a war in a to a besieged city and that personal experience, she says, is more than compelling enough to get out in support. >> we cannot keep turning a blind eye to the atrocities that are happening. >> i have friends that are close to me that i grew up with that have expressed to me directly

the gruesome examples that they've lived through. >> amina hakim is one of the event organizers and says it's heartwarming to see a large and diverse crowd coming out. >> just people from all walks of life coming together for a common goal. that is call for ceasefire, join for justice and plan for peace as the four day cease fire given you any hope that there's going to be some peace soon? >> i mean, it's a it's a start, but of course, it's my deep, deep and sincere hope that we do find a way forward. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> well, moving on now, after a beautiful thanksgiving weekend, what weather should we expect to start the week? here's abc seven news. weather anchor spencer christian. >> here's the way things are shaping up for tomorrow. >> the morning hours will be will be much like they were today with clear skies and a few high clouds. it'll be cold and frosty with 34 degrees in most of our inland areas, low to mid

40s from the bay to the coast. now, by midday, still same sky conditions, mainly sunny, a few high clouds, about 60 degrees in our inland areas, 61, maybe 62 near the bay. and even on the coast, about 61 degrees for pm tomorrow. still bright skies, high clouds, about 60 degrees inland around 60 on the coast, about 62 near the bay shoreline. sun will set at 452 as we get to the 7 p.m. hour. temperatures dropping into the upper 40s inland low to mid 50s from the coast to the bay. >> spencer, thank you. and when you want something cozy, enjoy the yule log. it is streaming all the time on the abc7 bay area streaming tv app. just download it wherever you happen to stream. well, still ahead tonight on abc7 news at 11, the one toy that will make a good gift whether you're buying for boys or girls. >> plus sometimes you might get a product that's a knockoff of what you thought you were buying or could they just don't even ship anything next, the safest

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record $9.8 billion in online sales on black friday alone, a 7% year over year jump. now, analysts think cyber monday sales tomorrow could generate a record setting number. more consumers than ever are buying online, largely a consequence of the pandemic. online sales are expected to increase as much as 9. this year compared to last hitting $278 billion in sales. now, speaking of buying this holiday season, people say they are most likely to gift clothing , gift cards and toys. the national retail federation tallied the top toys for both girls and boys, and only one toy made the list for both. that would be legos. they are the number one top toy for boys and the number three top toy for girls behind barbie and dolls. in general. now, while you can score some good deals shopping now it is also the time to be extra vigilant online. according to cyber security firm trend

micro, california sees 24% of all black friday scams nationwide. abc's seven news reporter stephanie sierra spoke to the company's vice president of threat intelligence. >> ince your company also has a warning about free shipping on some black friday sites. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, shipping scams are big, so a lot of times they'll either offer free shipping or what more likely will happen is you'll get a text message from one of the carrier saying your your item needs to be is in the warehouse, but it needs a checking. so they ask you to log in and give your email address and some other personal information and that's how they get your data. and then they can use use that to do, you know, any types of scams against you. >> your company has also listed a number of examples of sites selling merchandise and even liquor. one of them, hard daddy is unaccredited with the better business bureau and currently has an f rating. what do you know about this site? >> yeah, this is what most

consumers are going to have to deal with. stephanie hard daddy is one that looks very real. the pictures that they pose are all actual pictures from other sites that are selling the actual product. and so when you pick a pick a product, you go through the same all the same processes. you go through the checkout, they try to take all of your information. the last for your name, phone number, your address, credit card information, and then they just scam you. sometimes you might get a product that's a knockoff of what you thought you were buying or it could they just don't even ship anything or they ship something that's not even related to what you bought. and if you try to contact them, there's nowhere to get any information about how to contact them. so it's really a big scam site. and this is the type of sites we see all over the web now. yeah so frustrating. >> and it can certainly be hard to tell. and it's not just those merchandise sites, but with travel tuesday coming up, consumers often rely on companies like booking.com or airbnb to schedule travel and

hotel accommodations. what advice do you have for those who are planning ahead? >> yeah, i think first and foremost, go to those sites directly. don't use click a link on an email or a or a text message that you receive in many cases, these these text messages or emails are going to take you to a fraudulent site that looks exactly like airbnb or booking.com. and again, what they're trying to do is take take information from you, have you enter information. sometimes it's to get if you have an account with those companies, they want to get your account so that they can take over your account and do things with that as well. >> we understand your company's data shows california gets the most icloud phishing scams. what are some examples of that and why do you think that is? >> and the scammers want that data. they want to steal that data. so what they end up doing is, again, they they they will send you a text message that says, hey, your icloud is full to add more, you know, click here. and again, it takes you to a login page. so it's trying to

get your login credentials for your icloud account and then they can use that or they can get into it and steal a lot of the data that you've been putting into those icloud accounts. >> that was stephanie sierra reporting. now, another tip is to bookmark all the sites you tend to shop and go to those websites directly. right to the weather. now, we are expecting stormy weather this week. let's get to abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian once again. >> okay. we'll start with the satellite radar composite image showing an area of high pressure that has been the controlling factor in our weather for the last several days. it brought us mainly sunny daytime weather and mainly clear skies at night. it's weakening and moving away now it will be followed by very active and unsettled weather out at sea that's been building with lots of clouds and moisture and some showers. we probably will have some wet days this coming week. the winds are pretty calm right now across the entire bay area. so when you have calm wind and mainly clear skies, temperatures drop rapidly during the nighttime hours and that's going to be the pattern again

tonight as it has been the last couple of nights. so let's take a look at our forecast headlines. frost and freezing inland again overnight, mostly sunny skies. tomorrow. it'll be seasonably cool in the afternoon with chances of rain developing late tuesday and possibly continuing through the week and into the weekend. a frost advisory is in effect for the north bay valleys and will remain in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning. this has been our coldest region for several nights now. tonight and early tomorrow morning, we expect temperatures as low as 33 degrees. frost will form and could kill sensitive vegetation. and over in the fairfield sassoon area, easy to say in the fairfield sassoon area, there's a freeze warning in effect where temperatures will drop below freezing, maybe even into the upper 20s lows tonight. 31 degrees at santa rosa, 47, asheville, 35 at napa. over at fairfield. we expect a low of 31 in the inland east bay. look for mainly mid 30s from concord down to livermore in the south bay. still chilly, but not quite so cold. about 40 degrees will be

the low at morgan hill, 41 at san jose. now a coastal flood advisory will be in effect tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for of the bay shoreline and the north bay shoreline because of high tides, there's a chance of some localized flooding. won't be very widespread. should be minor as well. but just bear in mind that that there is that possibility, especially in in low lying areas, high temperatures tomorrow under bright, sunny skies with a few high clouds, 65 degrees in half. moon bay in san francisco, in fact, mainly mid 60s right around the bay shoreline. and on the coast, but only low 60s inland. here's our forecast animation for the week ahead. notice by tuesday night, wednesday, we'll have our first wave of rain moving through. then a little bit of a break. another wave of rain comes in on thursday. that may continue into friday and maybe followed by some more light showers going into saturday morning. so it's going to be a week of active weather for sure with rainfall estimates right now by as we look at them now by 11 p.m. saturday, we're looking at

totals about two thirds of an inch here in san francisco. so over 8/10 of an inch in san mateo. it's going to be a significant rainfall event for the entire week. so here's how it looks on the accuweather seven day forecast. level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for wednesday , perhaps even starting late tuesday night, going into thursday before we get a little bit of a break and the next round of rain comes in next saturday. that's winter weather. >> spencer, thank you. coming up next, the end of an era for bart and a look

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♪ birds and snakes won the battle of the box office this thanksgiving weekend. the prequel to the trilogy earned its second straight weekend win, raking in $28.8 million for a

total domestic opening of 98 million. ridley scott's historical epic, napoleon came in second, grossing more than 20 million. and rounding out the top five, disney's animated movie wish trolls band together and the holiday horror flick thanksgiving. well the good old fashioned bart ticket is about to become a thing of the past. bart says it will no longer accept paper tickets beginning this thursday, november 30th. bart stopped selling paper tickets months ago, but continued to accept them as payment. now, if you have more than a dollar left on a paper ticket, you can send it to bart for a refund. after wednesday, clipper is the only way to ride bart, and nearly all bay area transit systems. you can use a card or load it on your phone. next year, the new generation of clipper will allow you to use a debit card, credit card, apple pay or google pal game for the 49 ers today, but they were watching one game closely. in particular, chris alvarez. now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hey, dion. coming up in

sports, the 49 ers with all eyes towards philly today. a wild game between the bills and eagles and draymond green returns to practice what he said about defending his teammates at tuesday's game in sacramento. sports is

this happened. the warriors forward got mixed up in an altercation with tebow center rudy gobert. now the chokehold got him an automatic ejection in that game and a five game suspension afterwards, which he's now served. and he'll be back in the lineup tuesday night in sacramento. the warriors went two and three during that span without draymond. steve kerr told reporters today that green will not have a minutes restriction since he's not coming off an injury. green spoke for the first time today since the suspension and says he's always going to fight for his teammates, but admitted he can make some adjustments. >> anytime there's a situation and a teammate needs you to come to their defense, i'm going to come to their defense, you know, and that's just that, especially with someone that i've been playing with for 12 years, that's more than a teammate, that's a brother. i have to be on the court for my teammates.

our chances of winning drops dramatically if i'm not out there. so i have to be better as one of the leaders of this group. you just got to find different ways. and i think for me, that's the biggest lesson in all of it, is just like, yeah, you got to be there for your teammate, but you have to do it differently. >> and i'll be up in sacramento tuesday for that in-season tournament. game warriors and kings. now the 49 ers off this weekend after a thursday night win in seattle, had to be rooting hard for the bills playing in philly. if buffalo could beat the eagles, san francisco would have a chance to grab the number one spot from philly on their field next sunday. nick sirianni and the eagles in a not so always sunny philadelphia. it's raining up there against the bills buffalo led by ten in the fourth. eagles respond jalen hurts rolling buying time and what a touchdown pass philly takes a 2824 lead plenty of time though for fireballs josh allen who answers late in the fourth play action to gabe davis bills lead 3128 with under two minutes to go. 25 seconds to go now eagles need a 59 yard field goal in the rain to tie it and jake elliott it is

good. we go to overtime tied at 31 in overtime. buffalo kicked a field goal so philly had a chance with the football. they drive right down the field and hurts a quarterback walk off winner he's in the end zone eagles win 3734 they're ten and one they'll get set to host the niners next sunday in philly obviously we have a ton to clean up. >> i have a ton to clean up. i have not executed to the level of my standard and what that is yet. you know it seems enough and it's going to be a great game. >> hey did you see this play of the day comes from halftime in denver and it's kids riding sheep. and what's better than that? how about the sheep cam? of course, the winner ended up getting a trophy. it was actually taller than they were. watch this young man. easily. the best thing i saw all day in the world of sports, this is abc seven sports report sponsored by

river rock casino. dion >> gotta love the sheep. well, much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11 including what elon musk will discuss with the president of israel when the two meet tomorrow. also ahead, we are so thankful and grateful that they are out safely hope in the bay area as hostages are released by hamas

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oh no, this is not california. >> it is the biggest snowfall since march to hit wisconsin. more than two inches of snow fell just this weekend. and temperatures in madison could drop to single digits tonight. that'll be the coldest temperatures since march. now the cold and snow apparently was not enough to stop a barbecue cookout for one determined woman. they are hardy in that neck of the woods. well, wintry weather in some parts of the country. complicated holiday travel plans. millions of travelers headed home as the holiday weekend comes to an end. here's abc news reporter and wynn with details from

washington. >> millions of americans returning home from their thanksgiving destinations are dealing with travel headaches from bumper to bumper traffic to crowded airports. >> we usually go to the counter, you know, check in our bags real quick. but then my husband was like, let's just check them in outside. and we walked in and there's so many people over there. >> airlines for america, a trade association and lobbying group representing the major us airlines, expects an all time high of nearly 30 million passengers in the skies over this holiday stretch. that's a 9% increase from last year. the tsa says passengers should get to the airport early and pack their patience. >> we did get here five hours early and we can't check our bags yet. >> the tsa adds new high tech x-ray equipment at some airports could make the screening process go a little smoother. despite the large crowds, electronic and 3-1-1, liquids, gels and aerosols are not required to be removed from your bag. >> so it really makes it convenient for when you're going through the actual screening process. >> those driving home can expect

to spend some time sitting in traffic. triple a projects more than 55 million people would have traveled 50 miles or more from their homes for the holiday, a 2.3% increase from last year. that's also the third highest thanksgiving forecast since triple a began tracking holiday travel in 2000. drivers are getting some welcome relief at the pump, though. gas prices have continued to drop for the last three months, according to gasbuddy. but the weather is complicating travel on the roads and in the skies. 11 states from texas to new york seeing weather alerts as a cross country storm brings snow and rain to parts of the country. parts of the northeast dealing with wet weather. while in wichita, kansas, near whiteout conditions , snow creating treacherous driving conditions. the city's airport closing due to the storm saturday. it has since reopened and when abc news washington. >> happening tomorrow, memorial services for former first lady rosalynn carter will take place

in georgia. it will begin with a motorcade with members of mrs. carter's family departing from her hometown of plains, georgia. the motorcade will then stop at the rosalind carter institute for caregivers at georgia southwestern state university and finally travel to the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta for a private ceremony. mrs. carter's body will lie in repose for public viewing at the library for the remainder of the evening. also happening tomorrow, a big meeting for elon musk. israeli president isaac herzog will meet with musk, who is visiting israel. in a statement, herzog office says the president will ask musk to address rising anti-semitism online. the conversation will be private. musk is facing criticism himself after he endorsed an anti-semitic conspiracy theory popular among white supremacists that resulted in major advertisers pulling their ads off x, formerly known as twitter, where the theory went viral while a man was arrested

today suspected of shooting three palestinian college students last night in burlington, vermont. investigators say two of the students were wearing traditional middle eastern scarves. police say the suspect fired four shots without saying a word. the incident happened near the university of vermont campus. all of the victims remain in the hospital tonight. one of the students suffered serious injuries. >> the suspect walked up to them and shot them. they weren't robbed. they weren't mugged. it was a targeted or a targeted shooting and a targeted, targeted crime. >> the suspect, 48 year old jason eaton, was arrested this afternoon. the police chief says the motive is under investig. seven teen hostages were released by hamas today, including a four year old american girl. hamas said in a statement that it is considering extending the cease fire with the release of more hostages. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains why there is

cautious optimism in the bay area that the cease fire will last. rabbi shofar to start a pre hanukkah fun run in petaluma. >> the race happening just hours after the release of more hostages held by the militant group hamas, including four year old israeli american abigail ama and dan. >> we are so thankful and grateful that they are out safely and at the same time, we're certainly not satisfied or content with the release of the hostages. up until this point, until every last one is back home safe and sound. >> i thought, let's come out and give as much support fought for. yes. hostages being freed and for this conflict to end. >> the jewish community relations council of the bay area praising diplomat channels which helped negotiate the release. >> and this time around to see an american citizen returned. i mean, it's our deep gratitude to the president and secretary of

state for making sure that these rounds of hostages release happen. south bay congressman ro khanna met with little abigail's family members before her release. >> it was heartbreaking. >> her aunt was in my office and she was not focused on the brutal murder of her family. she was focused on abigail getting her out. >> khanna supports a lasting cease fire in the region. we need more of the hostages to be released. >> and we've seen now that it's working. second, there's still americans in gaza. >> we all want an end to violence as soon as possible. l think the concern is in, the president said we can't trust hamas. it's a terrorist organization. what we can trust is that they respond to pressure. >> back in petaluma, rabbi bush sending his wishes for the hanukkah season more than ever. >> it is important for all of us to come out to be with each other, to light the menorah, to send a message of light over darkness in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc seven news. we world aids day is this friday. >> it'll be the 35th anniversary

of the day to remember those who died and to acknowledge that the fight against this virus is not over. the only federally designated memorial to the aids pandemic is in san francisco. the national aids memorial grove in golden gate park will host a fundraiser on thursday night, as well as a series of events on friday to highlight the continue struggle to end the epidemic this year. events include five time olympic medalist and lgbtq+ activist greg louganis. he is one of the 1.2 million people in america living with hiv aids. also coming up on friday. are you ready to glow? we'll take a sneak peek at a holiday event in san francisco that's only here for a short time. we may have some rainy days in the week ahead. >> i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when abc7

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average is down to $4.9 a gallon. that's according to triple a. a week ago, it was 4.98 and a month ago. even worse 535. now we are one less than one month away from christmas. and getting a tree can mean giving to others as well. the delancey street foundation, which helps troubled people get back on their feet, opened its christmas tree lot at pier 30 and 32 in san francisco this weekend. proceeds from sales go towards helping those who need it the most this holiday season. >> so for every tree that someone buys, two more are planted. and what it does is it goes to the house and it helps the residents of delancey street. it keeps the lights on, it keeps food on. it keeps the doors open so that anyone that wants to come to delancey street for people who've had trouble lives and they want help, it keeps our doors open. >> that is great. in addition to the trees, the lot also carries wreaths, living potted pines and mistletoe while the tallest tree

in san francisco that lights up on wednesday. that's at thrive city outside the chase center where the warriors play. the tree is 90ft tall and the lighting takes place after sunset between 5 and 7. the warriors dance team, as well as choir food and drinks, will help get people in the holiday spirit . and on friday let's glow. sf will light up downtown. it's the largest holiday projection arts festival in the country. this is the third year in a row for the san francisco event. you are looking at video of what it looked like last year. six buildings in total will be illuminated, including the ferry building and the top of the salesforce tower. the lights will be on every night for the first ten nights of december. all right. a final check of the weather now with spencer christian standing by with how it'll look. all starting tomorrow. spencer, cold weather will be with us again tomorrow morning. >> a frost advisory will be in effect from 10:00 tonight to 9 a.m. tomorrow for the north bay valleys, temperatures will be as

low as about 33 degrees. in fact, a freeze warning will be in effect over in the fairfield, suisun area. even colder there. here's a look at our overnight low temperatures, 31 in santa rosa, 31 at fairfield, mid to upper 30s in the inland east bay . low 40s will be the lows around the bay shoreline and down into the south bay. and for tomorrow, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. coastal flood advisory will be in effect again for the bay shoreline and the north bay shoreline. localized flooding because of high, high tides, high temperatures tomorrow will be mainly in the mid 60s around the bay and even on the coast. low 60s inland. and here's the accuweather 70 forecast. we get unsettled weather starting on tuesday. rain likely on wednesday. a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale and even through the remainder of the week and into the weekend there are more chances of rain. >> hi on coming up in sports, two of our bay area football teams are going bowling. cal and san jose state and it's finally eagles week niners eagles get set for a showdown on the south side of philly next sunday. sports is next

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first quarter injury loomed large as the niners fell one win short of reaching the super bowl. this video still has to be hard to watch a year later for 40 niners fans, plenty of long faces, even some tears on the niners sideline as time ticked away. the niners. remember lost the nfc championship 31 to 7. now many would argue it wasn't a fair fight after the purdy injury and fast forward 11 months later. both teams are healthy as the niners looking to catch the eagles who have a two game lead for the top seed in the nfc heading into sunday's game. >> you know, we're going to enjoy this one. we're going to, you know, take the next couple days to recover and clear our minds and whatnot. and when we

get to the game plan, we'll get to it, you know, next week. i'm enjoying it right now. obviously, it's going to be a big one on the road and stuff. we know that. everyone knows that. obviously a big game coming up haven't really thought about it because we had to take care of business here. >> but we'll be ready when that time comes. >> that's a good part of a thursday game. we had two thursdays this year, which is new and really tough for us, but we got it done. >> we'll see what it is in the end. you know, when you compete with guys for the playoffs or for the division or home or away, the head to heads do matter a lot. they all matter. i know everyone's talked about this stretch, but it's just about having a better record. when it's all said and done. >> cannot wait. a beautiful southern california sunset chargers hosting the ravens in la. the ravens zay flowers became the first rookie this year with a receiving and rushing touchdown in the same game. ten three baltimore at the break and then late third chargers getting tricky justin herbert to cal's keenan allen who throws a backward pass to austin ekeler it's a first down lamar jackson not a fan of that

they ended up fumbling the ball later on the drive under two minutes to go as you see the replay of that play. chargers down 13, ten, fourth and sixth. and justin herbert just had all kinds of trouble with the ravens. rush baltimore wins 2210. they're nine and three. the top seed in the afc. remember niners host the ravens on christmas night right here on abc seven. you know it you tell the story you tell the whole world say territories the bears are going bowling, dancing the night away on the rose bowl field last night because they're going to a bowl game for the first time since 2019. cal close the season strong. they won their final three games, including a victory over ucla in the last ever pac 12 regular season football game. they're going to find out their bowl destination and opponent next sunday with a trip to las vegas as a possibility. and six wins in a row. >> one, two, three, four, five. stands >> you can hear it there. san jose state spartans won their sixth straight game to end the

season, finishing a three way tie for the regular season mountain west title, which required multiple tie breakers eventually, computers decided the spartans will be left out of the conference title game. it's going to be unlv and boise state for the crown. very confusing and frustrating situation for the spartans, who are clearly the hottest team in the league. women's hoops. stanford head coach tara vanderveer played her freshman year at albany. the number four cardinal facing that school for the first time today. cameron brink had a double double by halftime, 15 points and ten rebounds and then sharp shooter hannah jump hit her 300th career, three pointer in this game four threes 16 points in third quarter in transition nice pass to brink she finishes with 21 points and 19 rebounds cardinal roll 7935 and improving to seven and zero. the usf dons with their annual doubleheader at chase center. the women lost colorado state. the men in the nightcap against minnesota, end of the first half, dons freshman san ramon native ryan beasley hits the triple just before the

buzzer dons up nine at the break. beasley with 11 off the bench and then second half transfer jonathan mobo access tonight big block there and then on offense miss check out mobo a put back slam he had a career high 21 points 11 rebounds and that block dons win 7658 they're five and two. how about stanford women's soccer they advanced the college cup semifinals with a win on friday. and the men's team is also moving on in the ncaa tournament number 16, stanford, a major upset over top seeded marshall the cardinal win three nil advanced to the quarterfinal round for the first time since 2019. stanford is going to take on clemson on saturday, december 2nd. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion chris, thanks. >> 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 apple tv and google tv along with amazon fire tv and roku. all you

have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free, and that's all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news at 11, i'm dionne lim. the news continues tomorrow morning. bright and early at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of us here at abc seven. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside of downtown san francisco. many people who are unhoused tell me they don't think city hall is doing enough to help them. >> many downtown retailers have already said enough is enough. they've closed shop and they've left. >> do you ever wonder what could help fix the fentanyl crisis in san francisco? >> the mayor, the da, the chief of police, one hour of direct questions about the city's biggest issues and the future of san francisco. take action. san francisco. real answers for a better bay area

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