stormy conditions. so far, the men have not yet been identified. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. this comes as we await the identities of two other men who also drowned during the storm in sonoma county over the weekend. >> but first, here is a look at some of the wet conditions around the bay area today. >> yeah, it was a wet morning, certainly for commuters. as holiday travel week gets underway. this is video from west oakland where you can see lots of showers for commuterse getting onto the bart trains. and in san francisco, a lot of light rain throughout the day. but none of the flooding. certainly like we saw last week, thank goodness. >> right. and let's just give you a live look outside right now. you can see from these different pictures starting to clear up, but certainly still feeling kind of damp out there. maybe a few showers here and there. dreary. yeah. that's the word. >> let's see what is still ahead for this holiday week. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. hi, sandy. >> hi, there. yeah, dan and kristen, we're going to see some more showers. not just today, but tomorrow as well. so taking

a look at live doppler seven, we are tracking the moisture. it is really light spreading across the region and scattered in nature. so we get you down to the south bay across monterey road, highway 101, street level radar showing you the rain. also right around walnut creek highway 24 alamo. definitely wet roadways out there. it's not a lot of rain, but it is widely scattered from san francisco to the north bay. nothing like the storm that came through last week. this is a level one on our exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale. as you look at live doppler seven and tracking the next round of moisture moving in, you will notice the southern trajectory of this system between 7 and 10 p.m. tomorrow morning. it is going to be a wet commute for parts of the bay area. scattered showers continue at 1130. the other thing you will probably notice is that the visibility is really bad right now. just over a mile in san francisco, down to zero in half moon bay. so it is a little breezy. nothing terribly crazy, 23 miles an hour. east foothills live view from our golden gate bridge

camera and you can certainly see the soggy view. look at south beach, how foggy it is. it is a level one on our storm impact scale. we are looking at today and tomorrow. scattered showers, areas of low visibility and breezy in spots. kristen and dan, i'll be back to let you know how it's looking for thanksgiving coming up. >> okay, sandra, thanks a lot. well, in the north bay, the powerful storms and surging floodwater claimed the lives of two men. the sonoma county sheriff's office says one man died while trying to drive through water that was about six feet deep, and another man was found dead in a santa rosa creek.dead in a santa rosa >> now, as the storm and flooding eases, we're looking at the aftermath. left behind and abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is live in guerneville tonight with the very latest there. >> suzanne. >> dan. christine. it rains and it floods so much here in guerneville that the owner of this business here has marked the water levels on this post. now, for your point of reference, i am about five feet. and here in 2017, there was so much water here that it got to above me. people who live ando

work around here say it floods and every time it floods it creates a major mess. >> it was really bad. i mean, this entire area was flooded. >> russell rottkamp works at the hot box food truck here off highway 116 and neely road in guerneville. >> this is our first day back. >> the relentless rain for three days last week caused the russian river to flood in spots that sent surging flood waters towards homes and businesses. >> so the water came up to about here. >> rottkamp says three feet of water flowed through the doors of this game room at peewee golf and arcade. >> it's luckily there wasn't a lot of mud. >> now everything needs to be power washed, including the miniature golf course here. >> so he is power washing everything right now to clean up all the debris. and you know, mud and silt that came from the river. >> sonoma county sheriff's department says a man died after he drove his car into the flooded maze canyon road in guerneville. authorities say the

water was about six feet deep. >> saturday, around 1130, a call came in from a person who saw a car bobbing in the water. >> that incident happened right next to the miniature golfing place that tim bosque owns. >> it's about 150 yards down the way. i saw the helicopters and the fire trucks heading out there. >> authorities in santa rosa say on saturday, another man was found dead in piner creek by a popular hiking trail. people in the area say that creek rose at least six feet after record rainfall. a reminder today from law enforcement our message to the public is always turn around, don't drown. >> it's not worth your life. you can't tell how deep it is. it's hard to tell if there's a current. you don't even know the surfacing underneath. >> and tonight, here's another look at this marker with the flood water levels. check that out. the very top marker, 1986. apparently that's how high the water got 17ft deep. now, tonight, we still don't know the names of the two individuals who died in the sonoma county flood waters. we're live in guerneville. suzanne vaughn, abc

seven news. >> it's incredible. 17. >> suzanne. thank you. this week is among the busiest travel weeks of the year, and we're starting with a headache as the weather causes issues for flights. >> and so many people traveling, of course. here's a live look at sfo. we're about 400 flights have been delayed or canceled so far today, according to the website flightaware. >> abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez spoke with travelers today at sfo. may be at the gate at sfo. >> one thing is clear the thanksgiving travel rush has started. i saw long security checkpoint lines all morning, but the weather is causing some flight delays. >> it's not only the reduced visibility that comes from the rain, it's also the fact that the winds are blowing in a different direction than they normally do, and you always want to be taking off and landing in the direction of the wind. so the combination of these two things, the rain and the wind, are why we're seeing delays here at sfo today. >> this family from san francisco is traveling to mexico for the holiday and left to the airport 2.5 hours before their flight in anticipation of the

crowds. >> i mean, it's just a lot of waiting, but i know it'll be worth it once we're there. >> sfo spokesperson doug yakel tells me they expect just over 6 million people to go through the airport. thanksgiving to new year. that's up 15% over last year, but it's still about 97% of what we saw back in 2019. >> so we're not quite back at those pre-pandemic level, but close.se pre-pandemic level, >> jill baradat is flying from sfo to dallas. >> i want to go see my dad. i miss my dad. so it's the first time i've traveled on thanksgiving and probably a decade. >> and if you're one of the millions of americans driving to your thanksgiving destination today, it was best to get on the road before 11 a.m. worst time to drive is between 1 and 5 p.m. tomorrow. get on the road before 10 a.m. worst time to travel is between one and 7 p.m. yakel tells me they expect some residual delays today and tomorrow because of the wea, but they hope their on time wea, performance improves as the weather gets better. this week at sfo, gloria rodriguez, abc

seven news. >> expect crowded lines at oakland international airport. some 340,000 passengers will go through its terminals through sunday. if you're traveling through oakland, it's recommended you reserve a parking spot. non-reservation parking is very limited. if you're traveling for thanksgiving, be sure to have the abc seven bay area app on your phone. you can see the same live doppler seven that sandhya and the rest of our weather team uses. we'll also send alerts with breaking news when it happens, including updates on roads and airports. >> cable car service in san francisco will remain partially suspended for at least another 24 hours because of street closures. busses are replacing the cable cars on the california line, and the powell and hyde street lines are only functioning north of washington street. service will be restored by 530 tomorrow evening. when planned street repairs are expected to be finished. >> all right. a shocking case of alleged child abuse is rocking not just the bay area, but the nation. a nanny caught on

camera, striking and even throwing a weeks old infant. >> now the police and the district attorney are investigating an abc seven news anchor, dion lim, sat down with the baby's traumatized parents to hear how they hope this story can help other parents. >> we all thought we could trust her, you know? and never imagined something like this would happen. >> what you're watching is baby monitor camera footage from a hillsboro couple's home. mother and father who requested they be identified only by the initials d and t, had just brought their baby girl, h, home from the hospital in late september and hired an overnight nanny to help on day two. but what they discovered weeks later. >> you know, it's definitely horrifying for any parents and family family to go through alleged child abuse. >> so graphic we can't show it on tv. the nanny seen on different nights, repeatedly striking the baby aggressively shaking her even at one point throwing her across the room just a few days uh- of such

abuse could have lifelong consequences for a baby. san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says his agency is working closely with hillsborough police on the case. >> what struck me overwhelmingly as soon as i read the case was the age of the victim. that's what's so unusual for us. if we can convict them, they're going to. for me, prison is the only answer for somebody who could do such a thing as this repeatedly. not one time in anger or loss of self-control. >> repeatedly, the nanny who were choosing not to name since she has not yet been charged, was hired by d and t via a reference on social media from the phone call that we had with her. >> it just seems very legit and it seems like she is a very good nanny. >> it wasn't until several weeks into her employment that baby h's parents noticed what they said were aggressive actions by the nanny after they fired her. that's when they reviewed the baby monitor footage. doctor

charles low-beer, who serves as an expert witness in child abuse cases, says monitoring the baby camera often is crucial to safety. >> some of these cameras will erase themselves after three days, so you've got that little bit of a window uh- built in. it could be as quick as as two minutes, really, to fast forward through. >> doctor lorbeer says even with proper vetting, there are no fail safes. >> of course we feel guilty as parents. >> baby h's parents continue to monitor her for signs of long term harm. as difficult as it is to speak out, mom and dad are doing so for a reason. >> my goal is to warn parents about this nanny. i don't want any family, baby or mom to experience this again. >> in san francisco dion lim abc seven news. >> new developments in the ongoing san mateo county sheriff scandal. what the team's dan noyes or the i-team's dan noyes has uncovered about rifles

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community. >> yeah, right around the holidays is when food insecurity is often felt the hardest. but this year, as abc seven news reporter lena howland shows us, several organizations haves us, stepped up in the south bay to make sure no one goes hungry. >> with thanksgiving just three days away, andre allensworth waited two hours in line in the rain to make sure her family has something on the table. >> it's a blessing, you know, it's great that humanity is still here helping families in need. and it's a joyful thing. >> it's the first time this single parent of three has signed up for help with sacred heart community service, a nonprofit anti-poverty organization. >> so i have a 26 year old, a 14 year old and a 12.5 year old. plus my chihuahuas over the span of just three days, sacred heart is aiming to serve a total of 4000 families, just like hers with their holiday food box program. >> monday's rush only accounts for about the first thousand families, but they say the line of people waiting outside speaks

volumes about the need in the community, despite the fact that we live amongst wealth and abundance here in the silicon valley, there are a lot of folks who are really struggling to make ends meet and so during the holiday season, that stress can be doubled. >> trying to put a holiday meal on the table for your family. >> it's a similar story over at papal park, with the hunger at home nonprofit. >> we're not just giving out food today, we're giving out kindness, hope and dignity. >> yul sterner is founder and ceo of hunger at home, a food recovery organization. he says of the roughly 2 million people living in santa clara county, about 37% are food insecure. >> so you look at the abundance of product that's going into the landfill versus the need we're here to try to continue to create awareness and to ensure that it keeps from the landfill and gets to the families that are food insecure. >> and while they're here with food distribution, every monday year round, rain or shine, this week they had a few extra hands to help with the rush thanks to p-g-and-e's really wanting to make sure people feel welcome.

>> not, you know, ashamed ore. embarrassed at all, but just truly welcomed any families still needing support this turkey day are encouraged to stop by sacred heart between 9 to 6 on tuesday or nine to noon on wednesday. >> you do not have to pre-register. >> thank you so, so very much. it's very helpful in san jose. >> lena howland abc seven news. >> so great to see that. and here's something else you'll enjoy. an east bay mother has something very special to be thankful for this thanksgiving. >> oh, i love it. thank you guys. so much. it's so cute. >> that's the reaction from ariana archuleta who got the keys this morning to a newly refurbished chrysler 300 sedan. the car was given to her by the nabc recycled cars program, which has donated 3300 vehicles to veterans. single moms and charitable groups since 2007. brianna is a single mom of three kids, two of them with autism. >> my kids are going to be excited. i can take them to go

do things now. you know, i don't have to worry about walking them anywhere in the rain. this is it's like so exciting. >> the vehicle was donated by farmers insurance and restored to almost new condition by freeman collision center in santa rosa. >> nice. >> as the nation gets ready for thanksgiving, there will be two turkeys who won't be on the dinner table. >> i hereby pardon peach and blossom. >> that's president biden pardoning two turkeys named peach and blossom. it's a tradition that dates back 77 years. although the first president to officially pardon his turkey was president george herbert walker bush in 1989. presidents have been gifted turkeys for more than 150 years. some ate them, while others sent them to petting zoos. yeah, peach and blossom will be able to live out their lives at a minnesota farm. >> what? presidents ate them. >> i was going to say, if you

name them, you cannot eat them. >> that's funny. very well. >> off they go to enjoy their new life after being pardoned. all right, let's talk about the weather forecast. still a little bit gray and drizzly out there. >> oh, absolutely. sandhya. yeah. >> kristen and dan, you need the wipers out there because we are still tracking some showers. let me show you live pictures fromet our tower cameras right now. and you will notice it is pretty murky. no matter which direction you look. santa cruz, the waves are beginning to build. i do want to show you live doppler seven. if you are traveling, carry the chains heading up to the mountains because right now chain controls on 80 and 88. we are seeing rain down in southern california. obviously up to our north as well, and we're included in that as well. so we're going to get you down to street level radar on the peninsula. we are seeing some light showers from linda mar boulevard and pacifica to skyline boulevard and san mateo county. burlingame area, also around vallejo, crocke, san pablo avenue carry the umbrellas because it's not heavy rain. it's just kind of damp

out there. all right, let me show you live doppler seven a good fetch of moisture. don't worry. it's not going to be a repeat of last week's storm, but that moisture plume is aimed at the central coast and southern california, where they will see the heaviest totals. and so far, that's being reflected rainfall over the last 24 hours. in the southern part of our viewing area, about a half an inch and more uh- elsewhere, we're seeing anywhere from a trace amount to up to an inch of rain. looking at live doppler seven, we see those scattered showers around temperatures at this hour in the 50s and 60s. clearlake 49 degrees wave heights right now they're pretty low, but they're slowly building a beach hazard statement starts tomorrow night. it runs until thursday evening. long period southerly swell bringing a risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. so e careful. here's a live view from santa cruz camera where you can see the waves there. those will look a little bit different to walnut creek. camera. it is definitely hard to see right now through tomorrow. scattered showers wednesday our pattern change starts, which means dry weather and

sunny skies for thanksgiving. so on our storm impact scale. exclusive to abc7 news, light level one for today and tomorrow. scattered showers, areas of low visibility and breezy in spots as we go. hour by hour. notice that moisture plume starts to move in 8:00. you're seeing the showers focused in the southern and eastern part of our viewing area, 10 p.m. as well. and then tomorrow morning, i think it's going to be a little bit dicey at 5 a.m. if you're commuting or traveling 9:00 becoming more scattered in nature. and then by noontime, those showers start to decrease and pretty much ends for the latter part of the afternoon. rainfall projections anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch to a few tenths of an inch as we look at the sierra winter storm warning. until 4 a.m. wednesday. additional 6 to 12in above 5500ft, the peaks picking up 1 to 2ft with the windy conditions. i wouldn't try to travel because it's going to be very difficult tomorrow morning. scattered showers, 40s and 50s tomorrow afternoon. you are looking at highs in the 50s and 60s. partly to mostly

cloudy with maybe an isolated shower. the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a level one scattered showers, mainly in the morning, but there will be a few in the early afternoon and then it's all done. we can put the umbrellas away for a few days. bright on thanksgivin, dry for black friday shoppers, and look at those temperatures starting to creep up over the weekend. it's going to be nice and sunny and milder than what we're experiencing right now. dan and kristen. >> yeah, and when she says black friday shoppers, she means herself. >> she's geared up. >> it's a tradition. my mom, sister and i did it for yeas and now i do it with one of my daughters. >> did you get a brand new pair of track shoes just to move quickly? shoes just to move >> no i didn't, the funny thing is, i don't even buy stuff for myself. it's always like i find things. i mean, i rarely buy things for myself, right? >> you see how professional she is here on the set? watch out. if you see miss patel in the store. okay, get out of our way. >> fun tradition. no, no, no, it's a lot of fun. >> don't get between her in the sale. thank you for days. >> well, really? three days now

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extra spending commitments. >> critics say this shift isn't fiscally practical. right now, we're using the reserves to cover overspending, so we have to get that back in balance and we can't raise taxes on the people of california. >> we should be honest about what it costs. california drivers and california electricity customers. you can make the choice if you want to, but we should be honest with everybody about how much it's increasing the bills you pay every month. >> with the upcoming special session to guardrail the state against trump, analysts speculate newsom is doing some political positioning. >> newsom has had his eye on the white house. i think it's very clear he's looking to run in 2028. i think he's banking on being part of that trump resistance that proved so lucrative politically for democrats during trump's first term, but again, it's a different country. so we'll see if that's the case. >> the governor is betting on leading the pack on electric vehicles. >> we're looking at the timing of this, a cap and trade renewal and other program renewals, ways to focus on the issue of energy costs and energy affordability.

top, top priority in the state. >> newsom has seemingly never been afraid to go against the popular political will. and if it hurts him in the short term, he seems to benefit from it in the long term. >> if it happens, newsom says, california's rebates would come from the greenhouse gas reduction fund. in the newsroom, monica madden, abc seven news. >> all right, after the break, the latest from the abc7 news i-team about the ongoing saga in san mateo county and the sheriff's office. >> dan noyes will join us to discuss a safe full of rifles outside the sheriff's office and the spread of misinformation within the department. >> plus, a big win not on the court, but in a courtroom for san jose state's women's volleyball team. stay with

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with here. a lot of this made up garbage that goes viral, and that is very harmful to people. >> c7 news i-team digs deeper into a report about alleged misconduct in the san mateo county sheriff's office and the false information that's being spread about this case. >> the temperature in san mateo county politics could not be much higher. >> that is so true. and dan noyes is back to show you how we got here. and dan really where we could be headed. >> well, dan and kristen keep in mind the 40 current and former employees who spoke to the investigator for the audit were allowed to remain anonymous and did not testify under oath. the sheriff and her chief of staff tell me they are trying to counter many lies as they bring about much needed change in the department. >> we noticed that there was no security at all whatsoever. >> when the christina corpus administration took over the new sheriff's office building, chief of staff victor ainge told me

they had to install an $800,000 keycard system, metal detectors, and bulletproof glass in the front doors, and then part of the security for our employees, because we have a lot of employees in there, is that we selected a number of floors to have lockers and put few rifles in there in case of an emergency. >> that was the purpose. >> like an active shooter situation? >> absolutely. >> near the offices for the sheriff and her executive staff on the fifth floor, they installed a gun safe to hold three suppressed rifles or rifles with silencers, each labeled. >> the sergeant came in with a big bag. he said, here are the three rifles. okay. put them in the safe. and he and i both made a combination of the safe. closed it, shut it. >> by the time the 400 page report came out and the board of supervisors announced the results, suppressed rifles near the executive offices have become a problem. >> he ordered the delivery of suppressed rifles to the sheriff's office last month. >> the report listed allegation number 11. i and j. sheriff

corpus and her executive team improperly possess suppressed rifles, but retired judge ladoris cordell, who performed the investigation, cleared sheriff corpus, her undersheriff and assistant sheriff, but sustained the accusation for i and j. because he is not a regular salaried, full time peace officer. cordell did not mention that i and j has trained extensively as a reserve deputy, including a tactical rifle course, and that he worked for nine years at the sheriff's firing range as an instructor, and with everything was going on and how i saw people turning and doing pretty shady things in law enforcement and lying, i wanted to make sure that at least i was protected in that. after the county executive removed i and j from his chief of staff position, he called undersheriff dan perea, who memorialized the conversation in a memo to the sheriff. i and j asked perea to change the code to the safe and said, quote, this is how they are going to try to get me.

>> what i meant was that we're going to try to do something with that, like blame me for something. maybe something goes missing because there's this narrative that was being creative of i was scary and that's the furthest from the truth. >> on november 15th, a friday, the sheriff cleared staff from the fifth floor and ordered the rifles removed from the safe. and that's when the rumors started flying. i received calls from the board of supervisors and inside the sheriff's department saying that corpus and her chief of staff were under arrest or about to be arrested. all not true. >> to have my 85 year old mother call me crying and asking me if i was okay is not okay. every one of us has family and for them to put that nasty rumor out that made it all the way to sacramento reporters were flooding local, state and federal investigators with calls asking about a possible arrest. >> corpus tells me she never received a single phone call from investigators about the rifles. were you ever contacted

by the atf last week? >> no, never. it was just totally made up out of whole cloth. but that's that's what we're dealing with here. a lot of this made up garbage that goes viral, and that is very harmful to people. it's wrong. >> i have more questions about the report and we'll have more stories to come. now, also, the board of supervisors is set to hold a second vote next month on a measure that may eventually allow them to remove the sherif. so a lot of things happening in several avenues, and we'll just have to keep on reporting. yeah. >> and this thing is just boiling up and boiling. >> it is such a distraction from the county's business. >> absolutely. it really is. good point. thanks, dan. thanks. >> there's a significant new development in the controversy surrounding san jose state's women's volleyball team. a federal judge has rejected a petition to ban san jose state from the mountain west tournament unless it excludes a transgender player from its roster. the judge says granting the emergency motion would create confusion in the tournament, which starts on

wednesday. in a statement, the university says all san jose state student athletes are eligible to participate in their sports under ncaa and mountain west conference rules. we are gratified that the court rejected an 11th hour attempt to change those rules. >> a southern california judge has delayed the highly anticipated resentencing heg for eric and lyle menendez. the brothers were back in court today, virtually 30 years after the conviction for the murders of their parents. here's abc news reporter jacqueline lee. >> a line outside the courthouse early monday morning in los angeles. public interest is so high in the menendez brothers case that there was a lottery for the 16 public seats inside the hearing. >> i'm really invested. i want to know what happens. >> it would just be huge to be able to be in the room when this potentially could be happening. >> eric and lyle listening in on the hearing via phone from prison, where they are both currently serving life sentences without the possibility of parole. their attorney, mark

geragos, walking into court today, he's working to get their conviction in the 1989 murder of their parents reduced to voluntary manslaughter. the goal is for an early release. they want the court to consider new evidence. the brothers were allegedly sexually abused by their father for years before the murder. there is also a new allegation from a former member of the boy band menudo, who says he too was raped by jose menendez. last month, the now outgoing los angeles county district attorney recommended the brothers be resentenced. the new da, nathan hochman, won't be sworn in until december second. california governor gavin newsom, declining to grant the brothers clemency last week, instead deferring the case to hochman. the judge today pushing a hearing set for next month until the end of january, saying he needs more time to go over files in the case and he wants the new da to also get up to speed. >> we're hoping that by the end of that or sometime sooner, that we will. in fact, get the brothers release. >> the judge allowing two family members to testify today due to

health concerns. >> both made impassioned pleas with the judge to send the brothers home. >> jacqueline lee, abc news. >> just ahead, the california exodus appears to be ending in finding the best holiday deals. the

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44, with larry and sandy joining us. you know, the great california exodus appears to be over. a new report by the national association of realtors found that california is the second most popular state for americans to move into. the price of housing of course, still a big concern, but those who moved to the golden state say they want to be closer to friends and family and enjoy california's scenery, culture and climate. so, you know, what was that? reports of our death demise was greatly exaggerated. what do you guys think? >> bill shakespeare? yeah. >> i mean, people were always going to come back, right? we have so many natural advantages going for us, including our beautiful scenery and weather. well, not today, not not. well, yeah, but we are weather. >> kristen is really mild in comparison to other parts of the world, obviously other parts of the country. we have a mild mediterranean climate. so you can see why there's a draw. yeah, yeah. >> but i can also see why we drove people away for a while because it has gotten so expensive. and for, you know,

it's been tough for a lot of people shocking that the meteorologist would discuss the weather in such glowing terms. >> well, i'm not talking about the atmospheric river from last week. >> larry, i'm wondering how many of those people took off so that they could work from home in other cities, and now they have to come back because the companies are deciding. you got to come back to the office at least a few days a week. so i don't know if that's driving it, but it seems like everybody's moving to austin or nashville or someplace like that. >> yeah, i just talked to somebody today from nashville, and the cost is, you know, a big factor why he moved there. yeah. well, black friday and cyber monday are almost here, but the deals have already begun. abc news reporter zohreen shah has tips to help you navigate the sales. >> black friday and cyber monday are more like a whole week of deals these days. >> some of the deals will be valid just on black friday through cyber monday, but then you'll also see other deals kind of popping up throughout that week. >> if you plan to make holiday

purchases while the sales are happening, smart shopping expert trae bodge has some tips, starting with whether to shop in store or online, because retailers are trying to draw consumers into the store, you may find that there are exclusive special items in those stores. >> you know, target is one of them. if they are selling, you know, an exclusive item from taylor swift, you might want to be there in person so you can grab it before someone else does. >> bodge says you'll find deals across all categories, but you can focus on those that are expected to have the deepest discounts. >> this is one of the best times of the year to buy tech and i am seeing discounts anywhere from 20 to 50% off. those deeper discounts tend to be on a previous generation of an item. however, that previous generation may have all the bells and whistles that you want, so don't turn your nose up on those.don't turn your nose up >> she adds that small home appliances will be about 40% off, and beauty products will be about 25% off on average. you may be able to save even more by checking deal sites for extra coupons, signing up for loyalty

programs, and taking advantage of cash back on debit and credit cards. >> i would also say if you see a discount on black friday, it's not as deep as you hoped. i think you could hold out until cyber monday unless it's like a special exclusive item. >> and keep in mind sometimes retailers will price match if a price drops after you've made your purchase. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> so the question is, are you motivated by these sales? i always steal the line every year from rhoda, from the mary tyler moore show. i hate all the holiday shopping, all the pushing and the shoving. hope i don't hurt anybody. sandy, do you get motivated by sales around this time of year? you know what? >> i do, but dan, it's not even the sales. i mean, it's the tradition that i have carried for years and years and years. so it's a lot of fun just to get out there. i love the chaos. i love the craziness. i go with my oldest daughter who really gets into it as well, and we just, you know, get out. >> and i actually love the hustle bustle of it. larry, i know you're notoriously not a stuff guy, but around christmas, do you do you do much shopping

or do you like being out to shop like it's like like we've never met. >> yeah, of course i know. >> the answer is no. no, you're not into it at all. >> no, i don't like to shop to begin with. i can't even remember the last time i've been to a mall. but the thing that cracks me up is that, you know, whether it's email or whatever it is, it's everything the most gigantic, biggest blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. and then the next week it's an even bigger, most gigantic, i mean, i don't even know what to believe anymore. so i'm not motivated. like, i got to get it on friday because because the price is if they don't move the inventory, the price is going to get lower, not higher. >> you're not fooled by this at all. >> so yeah, you're not going to get me down there. >> all right. christmas is exactly one month from today. those of you you know, needing to buy your presents. so if you want to get into the holiday spirit, there are lots of places to ring in the season. and one of those places is the filoli historic house. and garden. the san mateo county estate is all lit up now, both inside the massive home and all 16 acres of

the grounds. >> you can do a champagne bar where we have bottomless glasses of champagne for an hour. you can sit with your friends and talk in big comfy sofas out on the property. we have fire pits with bars where you can have drinks with your friends and enjoy warm, cozy fire. see the lights and then look up and see the stars. we have santa days, we have story time, we've got flower parties, we've got wreath parties. there really is something for everyone. >> so holidays at filoli runs through january 12th. i've been to this one. anyone else here been? >> i have not, i have, but not during the holidays. kristen okay. >> i mean, you know, the grounds are beautiful. the mansion's lovely and historic and all that. but during the holidays when they have, i think like two dozen trees, christmas trees. gigantic. yeah. and all those lights you see on the grounds. it's a really nice way, but i think throughout the bay area we have like not lots of nice places like that. right. yeah. do you have any favorites in the east bay, dan? >> well, glow fairy is fun in

oakland. that's always a great one. there's several actually. >> yeah, i you had me at bottomless champagne. i was just thinking if my family members converged on filoli for the hour of bottomless champagne, filoli would be bankrupt. >> oh, come on, i mean, don't you do that at casa de bill every weekend? well, i know, but, you know, we could do it at a different. >> let's be honest, it's more of a beer kind of thing. champagne at the beale house always is. >> it's a nightly thing for larry, isn't it? >> what all right, well, speaking of drinking now to a new holiday drink that's not eggnog or spiced apple cider. >> it's pepsi. the soft drink company is introducing zero sugar gingerbread pepsi for the holidays. it's a mix of brown sugar, cinnamon and ginger. you can buy it on tiktok startingou december 4th, or you can win a couple of cans by going to pepsi's website. it's obviously just a seasonal promotional item, but it's actually given all the different flavored colas we have out there. probably not a bad idea. what do you guys think? >> i would try it, but i don't

drink soda as much. >> dan as you know, i know neither does larry. >> this is a i know, i'm sorry to so disappoint you, dan. >> you don't shop, you don't drink sodas. >> he's healthy. i just i think you and i are the only. i just i just drink alone. no, that is so sad. >> but but the thing with that is we really need pepsi trying to, you know, weasel their way in on the gingerbread. i like. come on. >> okay, this sounds infinitely better than cherry coke, so i like cherry coke. >> oh, sorry not to insult anyone here, but. >> but i think brown sugar, cinnamon ginger sound like it could be a good combination to add to something that's kind of fizzy. >> yeah, it's. i think it could work. yeah, we'll try it. we'll bring some in and make larry try it too. yeah. that's this edition of the ford focus beer away from me. >> there i'll be. >> you may lose an arm

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eagles nfc championship game a couple of years ago. brock purdy gets hurt. you knew the niners really had no chance to win. watching niners packers yesterday, it seemed there was no way the 40 niners were going to win this game. injuries to so many star players made victory improbable. but on top of that once again too many mistakes too many penalties, too many missed tackles. the packers did whatever they wanted. whenever they wanted. they crushed the red and gold 3610. margin of victory could have even been

larger. the loss leaves the 40 niners at five and six in last place in the nfc west. with a trip to frigid buffalo coming up on sunday night. so the question now is will brock purdy, trent williams and charvarius ward all be back? who knows. but the niners are not yet ready to give up. >> we'll come back wednesday, fully understanding the situation we're in and coming back ready to fight because that's all we can do right now. i'll be very surprised if not every guy in this building when i see them wednesday isn't ready for that exact mindset that we're going to need to pull off with. we feel we can play. >> so if you believe in odds, the 40 niners now have only a 15% chance of just making the playoffs. wow. so that dropped dramatically. sports on abc seven. sponsored by smart and final one optimistic note brock purdy did throw a bit todayo that may be an indication that he'll be ready to go. but man, they have a lot to clean up. boy, they sure do. that was a

tough one. and so many injuries. >> yeah yeah. weirdly a number of injuries. yeah. >> total opposite of last year when they didn't suffer that many devastating injuries. thanks larry. >> all right. microsoft says it. before we get to that though we say look at this. we need this to dry off. and pretty quickly. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. it sounds like it's going to dry out pretty soon, sandy. >> it will in time for the holidays. dan and kristen, let me show you a live picture right now from the sierra. this is from homewood. you can see there's a nice groundwork of snow. i should say. the snow on the ground. looking at live doppler seven, it is snowing in the sierra. carry chains. we do have showers across parts of california. if you are travelin. still going to be some wet weather heading up to the mountains. looking at 39 in tahoe, 64 in los angeles. wednesday will be your better day to travel. it will be a mild one down south. up north 53 in eureka. and as we head into thursday, you will notice 50s 60s palm springs in the 70s. live doppler seven tracking some showers right now as we get in a little

bit closer right now, you will notice they're very spotty. it's not everywhere in the east bay right now around benicia 680. so watch out for some slippery roads. tomorrow afternoon you start to notice partly to mostly cloudy skies, 50s and 60s. and here's your accuweather seven day forecast. it's a level one. scattered showers tomorrow. dry for the holiday, black friday and milder heading into the weekend. kristen. >> dan thank you sandhya. microsoft says it's deployed a fix after an outage left many users unable to access their email. today, outlook and teams were both down for companies worldwide. microsoft says a recent change was likely responsibe for the outage, but has not specified what that change was. users may still notice delays as the

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followed by after the game with larry biel at nine. catch world news tonight with david muir 930 jeopardy! then wheel of fortune 1030 a special edition of abc seven news, then. stay with us for abc seven news at 11. >> we got a great lineup for you. now to a football team beating the odds all the way to the state championship again. >> abc news reporter rhiannon ally has their story. >> a championship celebration like none other players at the california school for the deaf have won their third consecutive state football championship. no small feat. it's the only all deaf public high school team in southern california. players and coaches use american sign language to communicate. >> it's huge. we're making

history. three straight, three peat. fourth quarter. we just kind of came back and won the game. it's just unbelievable. the kids really wanted this. their heart was just in it. >> abc news has followed this team before. our david muir, speaking to a running back in 2021. >> running back enos zornoza number two signing this. deaf people can do anything. we're not the stereotype that's out there. >> a book has even been written about the program the boys of riverside, a deaf football team and a quest for glory. the author, speaking to pbs about what he noticed while following the team. >> the question of what's a disability? and here's a team where everyone is deafl the players, all the coaches and yet they are using deafness as an advantage. as an edge. >> some experts say without hearing deaf people develop a greater, more focused attention span, more alert to picking up

movements. whether these players can see more on the field than their competitors. we may not know, but what's certain is their hard work and a special kind of dedication. >> they just worked hard on the off season. they were committed to practice unity, brotherhood, just supporting each other, and it pays off in the end. >> rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> cool. now the coach is optimistic about next year, with some players coming back and a strong recruitment program. >> and that is going to do it for abc seven news at four. >> i'm kristen sze and i'm dan ashley for all of us here. we

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