captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. seven news starts right now. >> a break at last from all the rain yields a rainbow over the bay. but more rain could be on the way. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm dion lim. the bay area has gotten absolutely soaked the past few days, particularly the north bay where there are some incredible totals. spencer is standing by with what we are looking at for the next 24 hours. spencer.

>> okay, dion. we're enjoying a clear break right now, but more rain is on the way as you pointed out. but it's also a cold break. take a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see the next approaching system, but check out the 24 hour temperature change right now under mainly clear skies, temperatures anywhere from five to nearly 15 degrees lower than they were at this time last night. so let's take a look at the approaching storm, which is a light level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for tomorrow. we expect showers in the morning hours, then more widespread rain and steadier rain in the afternoon. winds out of the south southeast at 5 to 15mph. here's the forecast animation starting right now. notice how dry and fairly clear it's going to be overnight. but by 6:00 tomorrow morning, we'll see showers pushing onshore in the north bay, and by midday we'll see an elongated line of showers and a steadier rain pushing through all parts of the bay area. so it's going to be wet tomorrow, certainly by afternoon. but rainfall totals will be relatively light, generally under a 10th of an inch, except for

some wetter areas way up north, which has had enough rain already. but it's going to get even wetter. i'll have a look at the accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later on. all right. >> we'll see you in a bit. spencer. thanks. police say one drowning victim died this morning after he attempted to drive through a flooded road in guerneville in santa rosa. the body of a man was recovered from a rain swollen creek. both cities have received more tn nine inches of rain since wednesday and there is still more weather on the way. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has more from the north bay, where first responders have a warning for everyone. >> our message to the public is turn around, don't drown. >> it's a motto first responders use all the time. but onsponders saturday, the driver of a compact car drove into the flooded maze canyon road in guerneville. >> right around 1130, a call came in from a person who saw a car bobbing in the water. >> the flood water 6 to 7ft deep. an attempt to rescue the driver, becoming a grim recovery effort. >> the sheriff's office responded in addition to sonoma

county fire district and monroe fire, and they performed a rescue and they pulled a person from the car who was unfortunately pronounced deceased here at the scene. so we have one person who did not make it. >> in santa rosa, the body of a man was recovered in piner creek saturday alongside a popular hiking trail. >> i hike here, walk here and i've never seen the water that high. >> alan johnson says the creek rose at least six feet after record rainfall. santa rosa police say the man's death a possible drowning. it's unclear how the victim got into the creek. more than a foot of rain slamming sonoma county in three days, causing the russian river to flood in spots like this mobile home park in forestville. many roads are still flooded. sadly, this is not the first time drivers have lost their lives here in the north bay in flood waters. just over the last three days, first responders have been very busy rescuing people from their cars. >> please do not drive into flooded roadways. it puts you at

risk and us at risk trying to get you out. >> on friday night, the driver and passenger in this jeep had to be rescued on slosser road in forestville, which was closed due to flooding. in 2023, a woman drowned in her car after driving into a flooded road. >> we definitely, definitely wish people would not do that. they wish they would heed the signs and turn around, you know, find another way out. your life is worth it. >> in sonoma county. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> heavy rain has washed away part of tiburon boulevard in tiburon. a repair crew laid sandbags after a slide at tiburon and bret hart road earlier today. one traffic lane had to be closed while repairs were conducted. on the peninsula, a san mateo home is red tagged after a large oak tree came crashing onto it. this was just after 3 a.m. where that tree split in half. then fell onto the roof above a woman's bedroom. the good news she was not hurt. maple street, between

bahnson and madison avenues, was temporarily closed so that tree could be removed. now, after the storm we touched upon this. earlier came the rainbows. this spectacular shot was from our south beach camera, where the rainbow shined over the bay bridge just after noon today. well, certainly a messy sight in the sierra tonight with lots of snow falling. things are expected to get better tomorrow, but if you're making the drive, be prepared right now. chains are required on i-80 as well as highways 50 and 88 earlier in the day. traffic was being held on highway 50 in meyers because of numerous spinouts. well, don't forget you can track the weather where you live with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and look at the very same live doppler seven radar. our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. in the south bay tonight, a vigil that took on perhaps a little more meaning

given recent events. they were remembering trans lives lost, and there is an alarming trend. abc seven news reporter tara campbell was there and explains how events like this one are becoming calls to action. >> reporter michelle henry, one name at a time, remembering those lost within the transgender community. >> it's a fairly, you know, emotional event, so to speak, remembering all of our fallen, the faces of those fallen, lit by candle in san jose, honoring lives taken around the world since launching nearly a decade ago. >> the trans murder monitoring project has tracked the murder of more than 5000 transgender people. its latest report, released this week on transgender day of remembrance, showing this year so far, there's been 350 murders, surpassing last year's total of 321. you'll see names of people who have died because of violence enacted against them.

>> so we are just here to show that they matter and their deaths were not in vain. our rain chance power and amid the mourning, a rally cry. >> joe trump grassroots organizing needs to being in its full swing as we're prepared to see a lot of repression from trump's presidency as well as other very conservative policies that are passed around the country. >> according to the human rights campaign, nearly 40% of transgender youth live in states with laws prohibiting gender affirming care. >> with the tensions increasing all across the country, we have to organize. we have to defend ourselves, and we have to educate. no. >> trump. no. and so they are raising their voices while also remembering. tara campbell abc seven news. >> the public has ten more days to email feedback to

transportation officials about more proposed bridge toll increases. last week, the bay area toll authority heard public comments on the proposal and all but the golden gate would be affected. currently, the toll on state owned bridges is $7 and goes up to eight next year. tolls could go up to 1150 by 2030 under this new proposal. officials say they need the money for maintenance. commissioners are expected to vote on that proposal on december 18th. well, the holiday season is here and that means increased risk of respiratory illnesses like covid, rsv and the flu. things like travel and indoor gatherings put people at greater risk of getting sick. health experts say it is best to get your vaccinations well ahead of the holidays. >> vaccines don't work immediately. they take about a week to two weeks for the person to develop full immune immune responses. and so that's why we always recommend for respiratory virus season that people start getting vaccinated as early as

possible in the fall. >> now we are past that two week point for pre-thanksgiving vaccination, but getting a vaccine at any time really is better than not at all. so to be ready for christmas, doctors do recommend getting vaccinated by december 10th and december 11th for hanukkah and december 17th for new year's eve. well stl ahead. still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11. a break in the weather was just what they needed tonight in the east bay. we'll take you to one town that drew thousands of people as it lit up the night. and the spirit of giving is alive and well across the bay area. as we head into thanksgiving week. the giveaway today in the south bay to benefit families in need and a little later, speeding in san francisco. the one spot where thousands drive over the limit every day, and what's being

is opening up in pleasanton. that store is set to open on wednesday, november 27th. yes, the day before thanksgiving, just in time for last minute shopping for the holiday dinner or those black friday deals. the store, though, keep in mind, will be closed on thanksgiving day. this is the third costco warehouse in the tri-valley area, after danville and livermore. it's also the second bay area location to open recently after the napa store opened in october in pleasant hill. thousands came out to the annual light up the night holiday event in downtown. it was a great chance to break from the rain with clear skies as well. abc seven news reporter anser hassan was there for the countdown of the tree lighting.

three. two. >> one light. >> santa led the countdown to the lighting of the christmas tree in downtown downtown pleasant hill, joined by a special guest. >> you got to light the tree. how cool was that? super. >> it's become an annual tradition. pleasant hills light up the night. holiday event. thousands came out, and that's good for local businesses, says mayor matt ryan. >> this is a fantastic event. we're so excited. glad the weather held off today. so many people coming to our downtown definitely stimulates our local economy that have, you know, really struggled over the years, and they're really starting to bounce back. >> like most holiday events, multi-generations of families and friends packed the streets. >> oh it's great. we always come every year. it's just a really fun time for our family to take part in crafts for kids, food and drinks. >> and this year, cultural performances like mexican folk dancing. for the calderon family, this is a perfect start to the holiday season. thanksgiving is still a few days

away, but they're already focused on christmas. >> my house. the tree is already up. the lights are already up, so this is perfect. >> for others, it's about family and community. we had a son has a degenerative disease. tonight was an important opportunity to spend time as a family. >> he has very few moments that, you know, we can count and i want to make sure that each of those moments count. and give him joy. we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new >> in pleasant hill, anser hassan abc seven news. >> a san francisco law firm helped kick off the holiday week with a giveaway of hundreds of turkeys. volunteers from walk up melodia, kelly and schoenberger teamed up with students and alumni from san francisco's lowell high school. they gave away 700 turkeys for thanksgiving this year. the law firm teamed up with eight

different schools and identified the families most in need. today, those families drove up and picked up their turkeys, as well as gift certificates for groceries. >> just watching the people who are receiving turkeys now, it's joyful. and that is, i think the biggest takeaway for us is that we are feeling more connected and feeling more joyful. this year. >> they're not running out. this is the second year for the walk up law firm turkey giveaway. and over in san mateo this morning, an annual thanksgiving tradition. about 190 residents in need received free turkeys, eggs and boxes full of trimmings. this is the sixth year san mateo county supervisor david canepa has partnered with friends of old town and other community groups to help older and food insecure residents celebrate the holiday. >> this is really an opportunity to make sure at this time of the year that people are able to celebrate thanksgiving with dignity and respect. an average turkey right now is about

$24.99. that's a lot of money. >> now, to help them pick up their supplies, some recipients receive transportation from got wheels, a san mateo county service for older adults. well, the fairmont san francisco gingerbread house is now open for the holiday season, not only for guests, but also the general public. as you can see, it is a life size, full story victorian house in the fairmont lobby, made up of more than 8000 edible baked bricks and more than a ton of icing and candy decorations. wow. guests can also admire the 23 foot tall christmas tree or contribute to the donation box benefiting make-a-wish greater bay area. it is all on display through january 1st. i wonder if they have like a little sign saying please don't take a bite? yeah, don't lick the walls, don't pick off the candy buttons. >> yeah, let's not go out tonight. let's eat home. >> i mean, all those kids, maybe

the ones who can't read yet. >> maybe you never know. well, i'd like to get video of people chomping into books. >> oh. me too, me too. >> let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. we have a little clear break here. a little dry break. it's a brief one, but it will last overnight. as you can see on the satellite radar composite image. after this morning's showers, we had sunny breaks in the afternoon and although it's clear tonight, it's also pretty chilly because cold air is filter in behind the cold front that brought us those showers this morning. check out the 24 hour temperature change anywhere from five to about 14 degrees cooler right now across the bay area than at this time last night. so you know that temperatures are going to drop even more as we get into the overnight hours, right now, it's 51 here in san francisco and in hayward, 50 in oakland. we've got 52 in san jose and mid 40s at redwood city and half moon bay. excuse me. looking along the bay bridge, looking back toward san francisco from emeryville, 43 up north at santa rosa. right now, petaluma and fairfield, both at 41 mid 40s at concord and livermore. as we look across

the embarcadero, check out the forecast headlines overt partial clearing and chilly. that's the case right now. in fact, it's quite clear right now, not just partially clear. tomorrow we'll have morning showers giving way to steadier, more widespread rain in the afternoon. and for the week ahead, rain early in the week but dry for thanksgiving, which i presume is good news. the approaching storm for tomorrow is a light level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so again, we'll see showers in the early morning hours, more widespread rain, steadier rain in the afternoon, winds out of the south southeast about 5 to 15mph. we're not talking about powerful gusts, and less than about a 10th of an inch of rainfall, all total. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight. notice how clear it's going to be for most of the overnight hours. we'll have a few clouds coming in. then by about 6 a.m, we'll see the first round of scattered showers pushing into the north bay. then by midday by noon or so, we'll see more widespread rainfall, steadier rain hitting all parts of the bay

area. but again, it will be mainly a light rainfall event except for parts of the north bay. by 11:00 tomorrow night, most places will have rainfall totals under a 10th of an inch. but the farther north you go, the wetter it will be. up at clear lake, nearly a quarter of an inch is likely, and over at ukiah, over a third of an inch. oh, and on we go to overnight low temperatures, generally in the mid 40s, but up in the north bay, chillier with a low of 39. in santa rosa, 41. cloverdale 42 at napa. highs tomorrow right around or just above 60 degrees in most locations. a little chillier up north, where highs will reach only 56 at napa, 57 at santa rosa. and here is the accuweather seven day forecast. three consecutive days of light level one rain activity, storm activity coming. our way. rainy and chilly on monday. little change on tuesday, but on wednesday we'll have mainly sunny skies and thursday. thanksgiving day will be thankful for dry weather for the holiday and then going into next weekend, we'll see partly cloudy skies. it'll be relatively cool. daytime highs only in the upper 50s

for the most part, but it looks like a pretty decent week ahead, especially since the rainfall we're going to get is expected to be mainly light. and of course, the soil is saturated right now, so light rain, even three days in a row could be a complicating factor, but we don't expect any severe flooding or anything like that. >> i know this is a broad question, but are we at the rain totals that we would like to see at this time of year, given the storm we are way ahead of the average amount of rain for this time of the year, which can be good in terms of you know, making up any kind of rainfall deficit we might have experienced in the earlier months. >> but it's also, you know, complicating if we have flooding and all kinds of problems. >> yes, all of the compounding issues. >> exactly. >> all right. well, still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11, maybe a good old fashioned letter will land you on santa's nice list. the special event today in the bay area. and when

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and the post office this afternoon, playing games and writing letters to santa. how sweet. all of this is part of the u.s. postal service's. operation santa, where kids anywhere can send their letters to santa by december 9th to make it to the north pole in time, individuals can adopt these children's letters and give them gifts anonymously. so to send a letter or gifts, you can go to usps operation santa.com. a busy night of bay area sports from san jose to berkeley. let's get to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. chris. >> hey, dion. coming up in sports, the sharks honor jumbo joe sending 19 into the rafters. plus, mendoza means business. big game madness between cal and stanford with one of the sound bite

at the 127th big game in berkeley. the bears honored their 2014 marshawn lynch, aaron rodgers and coach jeff tedford all in the house and stuck around to see if cal could beat stanford for the fourth straight season. keep the ax and become bowl eligible in one fell swoop, and the finish was another nail

biter and a big game classic. here we go. the ax on the line once more. third quarter. now we pick it up. stanford's up 14 seven. fourth and goal. they get tricky. halfback option michael ford to emmett mosley. touchdown cardinal go back up 14. coach troy taylor love that play. cal. just over five minutes to go. cal down five. they're going to go for it on fourth and two. big decision in the big game for justin wilcox mendoza to his roommate. it's jack andres. that's a first down. the drive continues and it goes 98 total yards capped by this mendoza to jonathan brady hit while he throws 22 yard strike for the second touchdown of the day. the penalty was against stanford. brady staring down the cardinal crowd. and the two point conversion. and cal goes up. three students are pumped. the keepers of the ax with their annual stare down. here we go. ensuing possession fourth and 15. stanford's got to have it. and ashton daniels throws one up and it is incomplete. and the

bears they're going to celebrate. daniels looking for a flag. and it never came. cal wins 2421. the bears keep the ax for the fourth straight year bowl eligible now. and in the post game interview mendoza. the very definition of leaving it all out on the field. that was an amazing comeback. >> it's a testament how tough we are as a team. i love my boys. it's amazing. i'm so proud of this team. we're six and six, we're bowl bound and we retain the ax go bears forever. let's go. i apologize for getting emotional, but it's so hard with the offense. we've done everything we possibly could have done this summer to being down, having a close game this has to be the most special moment in my life to date. >> what will you remember most from this victory today? i remember going 98 yards. >> my boys 98 yards. at that moment. >> we told them this is what we did. the camping trip. >> this is what we did every saturday. walk through. this is why we stayed late until 9 p.m. watching film together. and so

that meant so much to me to go 98 yards against a defense that's been playing great. and we ended up scoring in the clutch. >> go, bears! let's go. >> that is the best. all right. this afternoon at the tank the san jose sharks retired joe thornton's number 19. just the second number ever retired by the team. of course, the first was mr. shark. patrick marleau's, number 12. remember, thornton and marleau went number one. and number two overall in the 97 draft. in a speech that spanned nearly half an hour. jumbo joe plenty of things to go around. here's some of the top moments from a very memorable speech. >> as soon as i put on that sweater took to the ice with the boys and rang one off the post in my very first shift. teal looked good on me and i was sold for life. it was truly an honor to be your

teammate, friend, and roommate. i'm absolutely humbled to have my number up there next to your. hey. so thank you, sharks fans and like i said when i retired, i'll see you at the rink. peace and love. go, sharks! >> what a day of sports. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11 is an end to the russian ukraine war in sight. why the ukrainian president is confident. and the role president elect trump could play. and if you get us caught speeding in san francisco, it might be really costly. just how much money the city expects to bring in from new speed cameras, and how they say that

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now president elect trump continues to fill out his cabinet picks. today, he revealed his choice for agriculture secretary. brooke rollins is president of the

america first policy institute. trump says she'll spearhead the effort to protect american farmers. rollins is the latest in a flurry of cabinet nominees from trump since yesterday. abc's christiane cordero has more on the picks. >> a flurry of announcements from donald trump on friday. the president elect selecting billionaire scott bessent to head the treasury department. if confirmed, he would be the first openly gay treasury secretary. trump has also nominated russell vought as director of the office of management and budget. trums described him as an aggressive cost cutter and deregulator. vought is one of the architects of project 2025. trump has called the projects proposals, which include restrictions on abortion pills, birth control and medicare access, as well as eliminating federal agencies. extreme for labor secretary. trump selecting oregon congresswoman lori chavez-deremer, who lost her reelection bid earlier this month. the president elect also naming his first black nominee this term. nfl veteran and

conservative commentator scott turner, to head the department of housing and urban development in the health care space. trump announcing his choice for surgeon general doctor janette nesheiwat, calling her a fierce advocate and strong communicator for preventative medicine and public health, and to lead the food and drug administration. doctor marty makary, a fox news regular who pushed back against covid lockdowns. he's also tapping former florida congressman dave weldon to lead the centers for disease control and prevention, a powerful agency that sets vaccine standards and responds to disease outbreaks. weldon, like robert f kennedy jr, has been skeptical of vaccine research and how the government tracks adverse reactions. all of these selections are cabinet positions and will need to be confirmed by the senate. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says the war with russia could end sometime next year. he says his country is open to various proposals, but is waiting to see what president elect trump comes up with.

zelenskyy believes trump will have proposals in january, and there will be a path to ending the war that's gone on now for more than two years. he is hopeful that there will be a diplomatic solution after nearly a decade of talks, a significant deal to help the environment. applause, hugs and high fives today in azerbaijan, as world leaders reached a deal to help fight climate change. the cop, 29, brings together environmental officials from around the globe, and today's agreement allows for global market for buying and selling carbon credits. credits are created through projects like planting trees or putting up wind farms. countries receive one credit for every metric ton in emissions that they reduce or pull out of the atmosphere. building a better bay area means having safer streets in san francisco. despite efforts to eliminate all traffic deaths,

the city has already surpassed last year's numbers. abc7 news. building a better bay area reporter lyanne melendez, shows us why that is expected to get better in the future. reporter. >> it's simple. drive 11 miles over the speed limit in san francisco, and soon you will receive a ticket in the mail for $50. >> like here at the embarcadero, where the posted speed limit is 30 miles an hour. if a car is traveling at 41 miles an hour or more over the speed limit, the owner of that vehicle will receive a citation. >> the faster you are caught driving, the more expensive the ticket cameras will be installed by february or early march 2025 at 33 locations that have had the most reported accidents related to speeding. for example, the san francisco municipal transportation agency found that the worst location for speeding was this section of geary between seventh and eighth

avenue. they calculated that 4440 cars were driving at 11 miles over the speed limit in a single day. i bet you aret in a asking, how do they know that this section has so many cars driving at least 11 miles over the speed limit? if no cameras have been installed yet. we were wondering the same. here's how they did it a few months ago. pneumatic tubes like these were placed at that location to count the number of cars that were going through there, as well as how fast they were going. you calculated that you get 4400 people going past that speed limit. so i'm just going to do the math here. so times 50 at least, right. $50. that's $220,000 at one intersection.

one day. that's a lot of money. >> it sure is. >> where are you going? what are you going to do with that money? >> all the money. first, it will go to covering program expenses. the cost of us for running this program. after that, it's all going to traffic calming in the city way. >> traffic calming devices include improving crosswalks. no turn on red signs, adding delineators, staggered traffic lights, and the most recent addition day lighting, which means you can't park within 20ft of a crosswalk. this allows the driver to see the pedestrian before they get to the intersection. here's something we've noticed. i've been driving about 2 or 3 blocks now, and i have yet to see a speed limit sign. how do i know if i should be driving 25 or 35 miles an hour? i don't know. are you going to increase those speed limit signs? yes. the number? >> yes. we will be posting more speed limit signs. so there's no confusion about what the speed

limit is in an area and specifically near the speed cameras, we'll have a special placard that goes on the speed limit sign that says photo enforced. >> arizona based verra mobility will install the cameras with several privacy protections for privacy and security. >> right. we make sure that the what only is captured is the plate. no, the vehicle, not the back of the vehicle, no faces. it only captures that plate. >> the other 32 locations are expected to also bring in a lot of citations, but that's not the end game. according to the advocacy group walk san francisco, there's a 25% chance of someone dying if hit by a car traveling 25 miles an hour, but that number increases dramatically to 75% if struck by a car driving at 40 miles an hour. >> we are thinking that this is going to be a game changer. absolutely it is. year after year, speed is the number one

cause of all the crashes that we're having. and therefore we need to do something that's going to curb speed and make sure that drivers realize whether you live here or you're coming from out of town, that san francisco is a safe speed city. >> in san francisco, leon melendez abc seven news. >> still to come, tonight, the navy has commissioned its newest warship. and there's a lot more to it than meets the eye. the history it's making. >> i'm spencer christian. our current dry break will last only a few more hours. more rain is on the way, and i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a

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in milwaukee, wisconsin, to celebrate the navy's newest combat ship, the uss beloit was officially commissioned this morning. retired major general marcia anderson served as the

ship's sponsor, and she is no stranger to making history. after becoming the first african-american woman to achieve the rank of major general in the army in 2011. >> the weight of it kind of hit me that, you know, when you're the first, you have a responsibility to get it right, because the people that follow you are going to have to walk in your footsteps and you don't want to leave them a bad legacy and make their lives harder. so in many ways, that's what i felt, you know, after i was promoted and then i was grateful to all the people that went before me. >> anderson retired from the military in 2016, and she is a native of beloit. the uss beloit is the first to be named after a wisconsin city. well, this year marks 20 years since the deadliest tsunami in history. it was the day after christmas in 2004, when the indian ocean tsunami rocked 14 countries and claimed more than 220,000 lives. the video, still heart stopping two decades later as people saw

that wall of water approach with nowhere to go and nothing to do. now, national geographic is giving viewers a first ever look at exactly what happened that day and the days following from those who survived this natural disaster. >> i remember the feeling of the wave passing on my face. it's like immense force. >> and then once i resurfaced, i screamed out for my mom and dad and just heard nothing. >> everybody lost somebody. >> nearly a quarter of a million people left this planet in one day. but i saw hundreds of acts of heroism. >> hard to watch. you can watch tsunami race against time. a new series beginning this sunday on nat geo, owned by the same parent company as abc seven. gosh, this is really a flashback in time because i

remember the magnitude. but when you see it and replay t and through those interviews, it gives me chills. >> we all have vivid memories of it. it's just so tragic, you know? but i still want to see this though. yeah. me too. it looks amazing. me too. here's a look at what's going on with our weather. you know, we had a nice little break today. the showers ended this morning, but another storm is coming our way tomorrow. a light one light level. one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. showers in the morning. rain in the afternoon. light winds less than a 10th of an inch of rain likely from this system. here's the overnight forecast animation. we'll see clouds beginning to gather in the wee hours of the morning ahead of a showers that will move onshore in the north bay early in the morning. then more widespread showers will and rainfall will develop by midday and break up late tomorrow night. for tonight, though, no rain. partly cloudy. mainly clear. overnight lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s. highs tomorrow, upper 50s to low 60s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have three consecutive days of light rain coming our way sunday, monday and tuesday. but sunny on wednesday and dry on thursday. thanksgiving

day something to be thankful for. >> yeah. all eyes on the holiday, that's for sure. well, let's get to chris alvarez once again with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports, steph and curry, another unreal circus shot. you have to see it. plus no purdy against the packers. n brandon allen lead the short handed forty-niners to a much

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less than 24 hours after clinching a spot in the nba cup quarterfinals. the warriors, back on the floor in san antonio saturday night for a matchup with wemby and the spurs. easy to forget chris paul. he was on the warriors last year. there he is, catching up with his former teammate stephen curry. pregame. warriors up 12 at the break. third quarter expands to 17. curry drives the lane. and how did he do that. that is spectacular. hoop and the foul. san antonio though pulled within

ten at the end of three. so close it in seven. foot for victor wembanyama. basically a cheat code. euro step goes like ten yards. here come the spurs now. warriors up just one. under seven to go. steph triple gets him back to a four point lead. he just had though 14 points in this game. and the spurs surge ahead. wemby pulling from steph range. how about 12 of his game. high 25 in the fourth quarter. steve kerr's like what's happening. former warriors harrison barnes he seals the deal here. he had 22. spurs close on a 33 to 13 run to end it. warriors lose 104 to 94. dubs back home monday night against the brooklyn nets. joe thornton's number 19 lifted to the rafters. the second shark to have his number retired. and after the two hour ceremony. sharks hosting the sabers. jumbo joe. that may or may not be a shark. charita young shark strike first. fabian zetterlund scores on the rebound and this is cool. then mimes a beard and points to jumbo joe up there. sabers tie it though. a few

minutes later they're number 19. it's peyton krebs. he scores points to his number 19 to honor jumbo. that's pretty cool too. sharks led two one after two and could have been more. former sharks goalie james reimer an amazing save on macklin. celebrini shot macklin. it's like, what do i have to do? tied at two in the third now. sharks on the power play. but buffalo's alex tuck steel races to get the puck and then scores. sharks lose four two coming up short on thornton's otherwise amazing day after the forty-niners lost to the seahawks. brock purdy poppep on monday's injury report with a shoulder injury. purdy remained limited in practice during the week. concern grew, and on friday, he was officially ruled out for tomorrow's game in green bay. backup brandon allen will get the start with basically the season on the line. defensive end nick bosa is also out, while trent williams is questionable with an ankle. allen making his 10th career start and his first with the niners. his most recent start came during the final game of the 2021 season, with cincinnati. the nine year pro

says he feels ready to step in and lead his team at lambeau field. >> i feel very comfortable in the offense. i'm definitely going back to last year and then all through this year, just just being in the system, calling the plays, seeing them play out, all that. so, you know, i definitely feel comfortablen this offense. >> the cal bears beat stanford in the 127th big game on saturday afternoon. cal quarterback fernando mendoza engineering a 98 yard, game winning drive, finishing with his second touchdown pass of the day to jonathan brady. stanford led by double digits, going into the fourth quarter. so as exciting as it was for cal and especially frustrating finish for the cardinal in troy taylor. >> really proud of our guys and how hard they work. we came up short as a as a coaching staff as players. you know, and that's painful because you're you're so close. so those ones hurt sometimes even more. but our guys will respond. they'll come back i know they will. >> they all count the same in the win loss column, right? we all know that. you know the wins count the same. it's one tick

mark and the winner of the loss column each time you play. but they don't feel the same. i mean that's just being honest. >> abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion chris, thanks and a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just download the app now and start streaming for free. and that is all the time we have for tonight. i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of us. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside o or another shot of me in the studio taking a live look outside behind me where you can see downtown san francisco all lit up. i've always thought it looked a little bit like tron, right? very futuristic in this light. have a great evening, everyone. we'll see you tomorrow everyone. we'll see you tomorrow morning.

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