captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. this is something we are not used to seeing. a tornado touches down in scotts valley, leaving behind a path of destruction. >> it's like the house shook and i thought it was a freaking earthquake. >> san francisco gets its first ever tornado warning as a

powerful storm strikes the cleanup. ahead and reaction from rattled residents. and a lot of people are asking, what do you do if there's a tornado warning? we've got expert guidance for severe weather. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. it has been quite the day when it comes to our weather. cleanup is underway and will likely continue for several days. in the aftermath of the tornado that hit scotts valley in santa cruz county. the national weather service has rated that storm in ef one. it flipped over vehicles and injured several people, and abc seven news reporter anser hassan went to scotts valley and spoke to people who saw it firsthand. >> i started this was the view at lunchtime from bruno's bar and grill in scotts valley. a fast approaching tornado. >> it was like starting over that way, and it just started coming this way, so it was pretty crazy. >> what did you guys think? do you think it was going to hit? >> at first, yeah. but then it

started disappearing. so then we're all good. >> like many jasmine dobeck says a tornado ripping through scotts valley isn't something she ever expected, nor the aftermath it left behind. >> yeah, i was not expecting to do that much damage, especially flip a car, because cars are pretty heavy. so it was it was like, wow. >> the national weather service confirmed it was a tornado that touched down around 130 saturday afternoon. i've been a law enforcement officer and, you know, santa cruz county for almost 28 years, and this is the first i've experienced. >> a tornado touched down in our area. it was it was shocking. >> obviously, scotts valley police captain scott garner says the damage was extensive. about six cars flipped debris thrown around, which did significant damage to businesses and cars parked along the tornado's path. p-g-and-e's power lines and poles torn down. this tree was ripped up from its roots and landed on part of the middle school. captain garner says police and fire had to help evacuate people trapped by downed power lines and parking lots. he says in all, five

people were injured, but none with life threatening injuries. >> their main concern is, you know, getting people out of there, making sure the power lines are safe. power is cut off, vehicles that are turned over aren't, you know, spewing, spewing fuel. >> with the power out, cars made detours through blackened out shopping lots. restaurants like burger king and taco bell closed for business, but when the tornado hit, everyone rushed for safety. >> the first thing we were trying to get the customers inside just in case it was something worse. and then the doors started flapping open and close. open and close. so we were grabbing them to close them. and then when we came, we saw the going down, the tornado going down, and then it ended. it was just a blink of eye. >> mount hermon road, which is one of the main roads through scotts valley, suffered extensive damage. authorities say it will remain closed all night so crews can continue cleanup. in scotts valley, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> now, tornadoes are rare but not uncommon in california. the national weather service

shared this graphic here today. on average, the state sees 11 tornadoes per year. typically, they happen in the spring and fall. most of the time, the storms are weak in intensity. boy, and what a day it has been. we started with that tornadon. we warning in san francisco. francis. then the actual tornado hitting scotts valley. i mean, this is very unusual, and i think a lot of people didn't know what to do. >> yeah, they didn't know what to do. i had friends text me and panicked. and some we had just such varying reactions. some slept right through it, some got their shoes on. i want to show you how calm it is right now with live doppler seven, we're seeing clear skies. winds have calmed down, but check out what it was like during the five 6:00 hour in san francisco this morning. and that's why the tornado warning was issued. there was a line of strong thunderstorms moving right through the area. luckily, no tornadoes in san francisco, but there was one in the afternoon in scotts valley. and i just want to show you what that looked like. also with live doppler seven, during the 1 to

3:00 hour, we saw another line of thunderstorms moving through the area. and as unser said, right around one 3145 is when we saw the tornado being reported, especially came up through social media first and then was confirmed by the national weather service to be an ef one. winds were howling. in fact, some of our strongest winds over 80 miles an hour. pablo point in marin county, 85 miles an hour. sfo 83 miles an hour. even monterey, close to 78mph. and many areas in the north bay had over three inches of rain during the 24 hour rainfall. like santa rosa, san rafael, even over 3.5in. so things are starting to calm down. but there is a frost advisory in effect, and i'll talk about how cold it will be tomorrow morning, as well as our next upcoming storm. >> dylan getting ready to bundle up. francis. thanks. well, check this out. the scene in livermore where two cars almost completely

submerged in a flooded underpass. this was at marietta and stanley boulevards. that area of road was closed for several hours today, while crews worked to clean up debris. it's been reopened, but police urge drivers to avoid flooded roads. over in sonoma county, at least two drivers had to be rescued after getting trapped in flood waters there. this morning. firefighters helped a motorist on rohnert park expressway at stony point road and then later in the day, another person was rescued on slosser road in windsor. san francisco is busy cleaning up. the storm that rolled through this morning was so intense it triggered ang was tornado warning that has never happened before in the city. the high winds and heavy rain left behind plenty of damage. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a closer look. >> reporter but it was the scariest sound i've ever heard. like, this loud roar is the best way to describe it. >> carmen marin woke up to heavy rain and strong winds outside her family's folsom street home in the mission. and then a

crash. >> then we came out and we saw both of the trees down. and then, unfortunately, our car was in the way. >> the family car was totaled by the large trees. other cars on folsom street were crushed, too. >> and then when i finally looked at the app to see what that message was, it said tornado warning. >> thousands of people in san francisco and daly city got this tornado alert early saturday on their phones. it expired a short time later, but many swear it felt like a twister moving through. >> we heard a swirling like this going around and around. it was like it just came all the way through like that. like a tornado. it was a tornado. >> i mean, it's a tornado warning, which confused me because i'm like, tornadoes are like in kansas and stuff. and so i thought, i thought it was an earthquake because it was the house was shaking. >> a toppled tree took out alex's front window. the fierce winds left a trail of debris through many parts of the city. department of public works crews

on cleanup duty. >> we're trying our best to get it together and make sure everyone is safe. and we're safe. and, you know, it's a mess everywhere. every street, every other street. trees are falling. just a mess. >> across town, large trees fell on fulton street. the cleanup lasting for hours. here and in golden gate park, several giant eucalyptus trees came down on jfk drive and chain of lakes drive east onto boston mission. this tree also toppled. san francisco fire department says it got more than 100 calls about the storm. >> as it relates to the damage that we're seeing here in san francisco, we're seeing it spread throughout san francisco. we're seeing a lot of it in the avenues, mission district, downtown san francisco. nobody has been immune to the effects of this storm. >> in san francisco, this giant eucalyptus tree, one of several which have toppled here in golden gate park. and check it out, the roots alone are about ten feet tall. san francisco fire department says the good

news. no injuries reported from this incident, and the cleanup continues across the city. in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> now, many people in san francisco got woken up by an alert for a tornado warning and were left wondering if it was real and what they should do. emergency officials say always take a severe weather warning seriously. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with some experts and got some guidance on how to respond. >> downed trees and smashed cars. saturday's storm bringing along with it the first ever tornado warning for san francisco. it comes just one week after the bay area braced amid a tsunami warning. >> in one week, a tsunami warning and a tornado warning. that's pretty remarkable in terms of how often we get those. >> san francisco state professor emeritus john monteverde studies severe storms and says with climate change comes more atmospheric rivers. >> that's the way we expect climate change to manifest with

storms that produce more rainfall and intense rainfall, and embedded in those bands could be circulations like the one that produced the tornado that issued that that resulted in the tornado warning. >> i've been a bay area resident resident my whole life. we've gotten like a bunch of warnings for like, other weather related things, and i feel like nothing serious has ever really happened. >> i was confused, i woke up and i've never heard of anything happening around this area, so i was just more confused than anything.more confused than >> it's not fun to be woken up at 5:50 a.m, and it's alarming and it's unsettling. but the reality is that we in san francisco are trending toward more frequent and intense extreme weather events. >> emergency management officials reminding people to take the national weather service alerts seriously. >> these alerts are based on very objective criteria and weather modeling, and that they're only sent again when there is a significant probability of a life safety hazard occurring. >> and as for this morning's

alert directing people to a basement. >> we completely understand that many buildings in san francisco don't have basements, or the lower floors might not be accessible. so in those situations, in the event of a future tornado warning, if you don't have a basement, the next best thing is an interior room away from windows on the lowest floor possible. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> over in the east bay. we're working to learn more about this eye catching sight along i-80.is it appears a barge drifted from its moorings. it's now along the coast between emeryville and berkeley. no word on where it was anchored or who owns it. officials tell us a tugboat will try to pull it back into the bay tomorrow during high tide. and this is a look at all of the power outages right now in the bay area. this is according to p-g-and-e's. the map is looking a lot better than it did about 12 hours ago. at one point, more than 200,000 customers were without power in the bay area. it was down to about 31,000 by 9

p.m. and a reminder you can track the rain with our abc7 bay area app. it gives you the same access to the live doppler seven our weather team uses. we'll also send alerts with important updates. still to come tonight we have more weather coverage ahead. take a look at what it's like now in the sierra. we'll have an update on the conditions and it may not look like much now, but we'll tell you about the serious incident at this intersection involving a san francisco police officer and a pedestrian. plus, an update on nancy pelosi's condition after she

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the suspect in that case had triggered an amber alert. police say she was forced into a car being driven by 25 year old noah pimentel late last night. no other details are available. in san francisco, an on duty police officer struck and killed a pedestrian with the patrol vehicle. this morning, medics were on the scene to help at bayshore boulevard and industrial street. the man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries but later died. the sfpd traffic collision unit took over the investigation. moving now to the latest on speaker emerita nancy pelosi. her office says she underwent a successful hip replacement surgery today and is doing well and is on the mend. the 84 year old pelosi fell while walking down a staircase at the grand ducal palace in luxembourg. she was part of a congressional delegation commemorating 80 years since the battle of the bulge. pelosi's spokesperson says she won't be able to attend any of the other ceremonies, but will continue working. this is

the last weekend to visit the jewish contemporary museum in san francisco. it's closing for at least a year because of financial issues. they're gradually reducing staff and closing its galleries, all in hopes to secure a better long term future for the museum. this is considered to be like a jewish time for rest and rejuvenation. tomorrow is the final day, and admission is free to the public. all right. once again, francis, joining us now. boy, you've been working overdrive. >> yes, but tomorrow will be a good day to go out to do some of the cleanup, because we will have some partly sunny skies, especially in the morning. however, you'll want to bundle up. >> oh, and the rain isn't over in the forecast. >> not in the seven day forecast, but for tomorrow it is. so that's some good news. we could use the break. and right now we're seeing lots of clear skies over parts of the bay area. but i still wouldn't rule out possibly a scattered sprinkle or shower here and there, mainly in the north bay as we show you live shot of san francisco. things are cooling down to

the 40s in some locations in san francisco. it's currently 51 still oakland 47. a hayward 48, san jose 49, and redwood city and half moon bay at 45 degrees. and also from sutro, where we're looking at san francisco again in santa rosa. it's 41, but check out petaluma already down to 39 degrees. napa 42 and fairfield, concord and livermore in the mid 40s. so those winds were howling today, but they are so calm right now. many areas reporting very little wind, maybe only a few miles, three miles an hour at sfo. at this point, as i show you, with the wind gusts are forecasted to be tomorrow. we're expecting the. we're expecting the winds to also remain light. so that is some good news for people who need to do some repair work. however, with these light winds and clear skies, there is a cold weather advisory through parts of mendocino county. this starts at 2 a.m. and continues until 8 a.m.

tomorrow. in addition to that, there's also a frost advisory for the north bay, some of the valleys and the hills, the east bay hills, and also the santa clara hills. this continues overnight until 9:00 tomorrow morning, where some temperatures will drop below freezing, possibly as low as 31 degrees. and this could affect your sensitive and tender plants. so let's take a look at lows overnight. we'll see some near freezing temperatures in the north bay like santa rosa 32. even around the bay it's a lot cooler than normal 43 degrees in san francisco and oakland, san jose 42 degrees and livermore 38 degrees. so we have the coastal flood advisory continuing till monday afternoon. this is all due to king tides. tomorrow's high tide at seven feet a little over seven feet will be at around 1022. so we could see some minor flooding for the areas highlighted there. in green along the bay and parts of the north bay, especially during the morning hours. and there's also still a

flood alert and warning through tomorrow afternoon. flooding still possible, especially on the low lying streams, roads, rivers and creeks. and now we're not getting much rain. but this flood alert still in effect due to excessive runoff. tomorrow's highs will be on the cool side, generally in the 50s for everybody. san francisco, oakland 57, san jose 59. we'll see some mid and low 50s through parts of the north bay. lakeport 53, napa 54 degrees. and then let's take you to the futurecast. so tomorrow we'll see sunshine in the morning, some passing clouds in the afternoon. and then monday morning is when this next system passes through. and that's going to be a level one storm. but you do have a chance to dry out and enjoy some of the sunshine. but it is going to be a cooler day, especially during the morning start. >> all right. we will prepare accordingly. francis. >> thank you.

>> well, still ahead tonighn abc seven news at 11. santa con came to town. an annual tradition takes over san francisco again here. what makes it so special for some of the

oh. merry christmas. >> the 52nd annual holiday share and toy drive in novato is bringing magic home to 400 kids in need. today, they gave away many of the gifts they collected, plus let people pick out squishmallows and bikes at north marin community services. if you'd like to contribute, you can still go to their website and select a gift from a child's wish list, or donate target gift cards for teens. well, speaking of santacon was on rain or shine. people flooded the streets of san francisco today in their best saint nick attire.

hundreds roamed around the city together to bar hop and day drink and visit those local landmarks. >> i feel like it's so like strange for us because we don't do that. and it's like americans are doing like 100% for everything. and so like being here with everyone dressed up, it's so funny. >> and i saw this costume and i was like, that looks fun. i mean, look at all these people. everyone's here with the christmas spirit, all the love and the here to see me, santa. >> i mean, he's not wrong. this event is free every year, but attendees are encouraged to donate new toys to the fire department. >> toy drive. how fun. well, the warriors returned to the floor tomorrow night and a new player is on the way soon. chris alvarez joins us now with a preview of sports. chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports, it's another reunion game. klay is going to be back in the bay and the warriors play. let's make a deal with the nets. help is on the way in the form of dennis schroder. sports is next.

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knocked them out. now, tomorrow, the war is going to host klay thompson and the mavericks at 530 at chase center. now today, the team making a move to trade for veteran guard dennis schroder, according to espn. nba insider shams charania. the warriors are finalizing a deal with brooklyn to acquire schroder for de'anthony melton. melton, who underwent season ending acl surgery a few weeks ago. golden state is also going to get a second round pick and will send three second rounders back to brooklyn. shooter is averaging 18.4 points a game and a career high 6.6 assists. he's a big shot maker. now we just await for an official word from the team, which likely will come on sunday. you saw it right here on abc seven rockets and thunder. the winner gets to play for the nba cup on tuesday night on abc seven. low scoring first half. oakland born armon thompson, 13, of his team high 19 in the first half, including the hammer. houston by one at the break. okc, though, went on an 11 zero run that spanned the late first half and early third quarter. look at lu dort die for the steal, then ahead to cason wallace for the hammer. and how about santa clara product jalen williams. he's going to get

defensive coming up. here he is the steal. ooh nice pick. and then he's going to throw it down on the other end. he had 20 points. rockets head coach ime udoka can feel this game starting to slip away for his houston rockets and thunder star shai gilgeous-alexander started slow just 12 points in the first half, had 12 in the third quarter and the thunder were up six after three. sga went for a game high 32 points. here he comes with a tough step back three gave him a double digit lead and the thunder win one 1196 advancing to the nba cup where they will play the winner of this game. it's the eastern side. cirque du soleil. half time show for the bucks and the hawks. pick it up in the third. trae young for the hawks. going to step up from the logo. he had a game high 35 as a close game into the fourth quarter. but giannis taking over down the stretch. look at him get up for that bucket right there. and then defensively a huge block on clint capela up in the rim. access denied in las vegas. he just misses a triple double 3214

and nine. what a block right there. so nice. we show it twice. it's okc and milwaukee tuesday night right here on abc seven. the 90th heisman trophy ceremony in new york city tonight. the finalists miami quarterback cam ward. auburn quarterback dillon gabriel, boise state running back ashton gentry and two way star from colorado travis hunter. hunter was the favorite going in. and then came the announcement. >> it is my honor to announce that the 2024 heisman award goes to travis. hunter. let's >> yeah! let's go. the heisman caps off a week of winning for hunter. he's the first ever player to win the heisman, the chuck bednarik award as the top defensive player, and the fred biletnikoff award for best receiver. hunter is going to play in colorado's bowl game, and is expected to be the top pick in the upcoming nfl draft this spring. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> so much more to come tonight

on abc seven news at 11. we've seen some wild weather today, including a tornado touched down in scotts valley. hear from those who saw it. and a reminder that we share the road. the message activists want to get ac

starts right now. >> a wild scene in scotts valley today where a tornado hits this afternoon. cleanup is still underway and will last until tomorrow. the national weather service confirmed it was indeed a tornado that touched down at about 1:30 p.m. about six cars flipped over, multiple power lines went down, and there was significant damage to businesses and cars parked along the tornado's path. police say five people were injured. a law enforcement officer and, you know santa cruz county for almost 28 years, and this is the first i've experienced. >> a tornado touched down in our area. >> it was it was shocking. >> obviously, a tree was ripped from its roots and as you can see, landed on part of the middle school. police and fire helped evacuate people trapped

by downed power lines in parking lots as well. the power was knocked out for some areas in petaluma. the storm caused a creek to rise above its bank and flood out a christmas tree lot. mickelson christmas trees saw their field filled with water. countless christmas trees, decorations, bales of hay and inflatables just washed away. owner trevor mickelson says the storm hit at the worst possible time. >> this is a big weekend. this is one of the last big weekends people are supposed to be coming out here. you know, we bring a lot of joy to the community. and families are supposed to come out here, you know, visit santa and going on tractor rides and buying a christmas tree. and now, i mean, we're just it's disheartening. >> despite the damage, the lot stayed open today. the owner says they went back to their roots of how they started their business 15 years ago before buying the lot. employees salvaged what they could and sold their trees from the side of the road. take a look at

this. a viewer sent us this video of a levee breached in redwood shores, near the redwood life development project. he says it flooded in the same area last year, but was fixed. nasty road conditions in the sierra mountains as heavy rain and snow made travel treacherous. that, though, didn't stop some drivers from braving the conditions to get out to lake tahoe to go skiing. road crews plowed as much as possible, but hazards remained. some drivers regretted their drive up. >> we knew it was going to snow, but we didn't know it was going to be this this bad, right? >> do you have any advice for people who are trying to drive in conditions like this? >> stay home, stay home. >> meanwhile, in baxter, interstate 80 eastbound was shut down for a time because of several spinouts in the mountains. drivers were told they'd have to wait for hours to keep driving east. cal dot began requiring all cars have tire chains on between baxter and the sierra nevada line. the nevada

state line, except for cars with four wheel drive and snow tires. a recall has been ordered on certain raw milk products. all valley milk, simply bottled raw cow milk and dairy milk. raw cow milk in court. half gallon and gallon sized plastic jugs dated december 23rd through 30th. the california department of food and agriculture says the bird flu virus has been found in a raw milk tank. retailers are being told to pull the product from their shelves, and customers should throw away any raw milk at home. on the peninsula, a ghost bike now stands to mark the spot where a cyclist was killed by a car. the deadly crash is driving conversations about safety on san carlos roads. that crash happened on holly street, near the 101 overpass last month. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez was there tonight when traffic safety advocates returned to that spot. pushing for change. find the money and

make a difference. >> a fatal bike accident in san carlos is bringing safety advocates together and renewing their push to make this busy overpass safer. >> frankly, we're fed up that this overpass continues to be such a dangerous place. >> cycling instructor tim ryan is holding the photo of 31 year old andrea bueno. the stanford researcher was killed last month while riding her bike off holly street, near the 101 freeway interchange. >> bicyclists and pedestrians continue to cross this overpass, riding right across on and off ramps to the freeway. it's just utterly dangerous. >> on thursday afternoon, ryan and other community members placed a ghost bike in honor of vaya bueno. >> and it's to remind all of us whether we're walking by this bike, whether we're bicycling, whether we're driving by that something really awful happened right here. a preventable death. >> street safety advocates say they've been pleading with city

officials to make this overpass safer. >> this is the only means of crossing 101. unless you bike 20 minutes north and then 20 minutes back up to belmont. >> the city had plans to build a separate bicycle and pedestrian bridge, but that changed during the 101 express lane project. former san carlos mayor john duggan addressed what happened to the ped bridge during a city council meeting two weeks ago. >> we were close at one point. the project was delayed because of the 101 express lane project, and by the time that project was concluded, we were left having to reline up the regional and state funding sources. so, just to be clear, this remains a top priority of san carlos. >> safety advocate mike swier says they're now back to square one. he and other advocates hope local officials at least find a short term solution. >> the really sad part of this is nobody listens to us unless somebody dies. it shouldn't be that way. when we say the streets aren't safe. unfortunately, we don't get a lot of positive feedback in san

carlos. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> a settlement today in a case between abc news and donald trump. abc agreed to pay $15 million to trump's presidential library to settle a defamation lawsuit. trump sued the network and anchor george stephanopoulos after this week interview, in which stephanopoulos said a jury found trump liable for rape when he was really found liable for sexual abuse. still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11. the epic tale of mufasa is about to return to the big screen. you're going to hear from lin-manuel miranda on what inspired him to create the music for the movie. >> and with mostly clear skies, overnight temperatures are going to be very chilly, possibly some subfreezing temperatures tomorrow morning before another storm arrives. i'll have

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when 20 san francisco families in need got to check off items on their wish lists. the saint anthony foundation paired children and their families up with police and firefighters to go shopping at target. it's all called heroes and helpers, where kids were given a $100 gift card to pick out their favorite gifts of the season in the north bay, one winter market brought a taste of france for the holidays. all of the vendors were small businesses of the bay area, and they served things like mulled wine, hot cocoa, and pastries. >> this is the first annual french winter market here in santa rosa. we are with vendors, local vendors. we have local artisans there selling their crafts, their products. we have french vendors. we just love featuring local community. >> i am the owner of go get bread. we usually come to the

french market for the noel every year. it's been the fourth year and we love it. merci, merci. >> santa rosa french american charter school takes part in the event to teach students about culture. their choir sang songs in french and english. mufasa. the lion king opens in theaters next friday. it's the origin story of how mufasa, an orphan, became the lion king and how his adoptive brother taka, a prince, became scar, one of the greatest disney villains of all time. alicia vitarelli recently sat down with the one and only lin-manuel miranda at the san diego zoo safari park to talk about the original songs he wrote for the legacy prequel. when i am king, no other animal will break my stride in less than a decade, lin-manuel miranda has quickly become disney's songwriting royalty, and you are like, become like this part of the disney fabric that makes us so happy. >> i mean, the songs, the

stories of moana. >> i've been staring at the edge of the water. >> encanto. we don't talk about bruno. no, no. and then you pop into the little mermaid. hey, have you not heard that scuttle by your bed? >> no. >> the gossip. and now i think this is a story, the lion king, that people have loved. forever. >> i for me, i think if only the 94 movie existed, i would have been too intimidated. i can't carry that baton. but there's been so much incredible music in this space. it just felt like a pool where a lot of cool people were hanging out, and i wanted to jump in that pool. >> miranda has famously touched every corner of his own original works, like the broadway smash hits hamilton and in the heights with mufasa. the script came first. his signature music followed. >> some of the song titles are actually lines of dialog. my brother, my brother, like the first lump in my throat reading the script, was when taka was like, i have a secret. i always

wanted a brother. i was like, that's a song title. did your mama say you could be up this day? >> by me being part of the disney legacy, right is so i can't even imagine what that feels like. >> it doesn't really sink in until you take your kids to disney world, and you hear your music in the fireworks parade. >> you see? is that it? >> that's when you're like, oh my god, it's me, it's me. >> yeah. it's me. yeah. >> no cheers for the weather situation though. >> yes, but tomorrow we'll get a break and it's going to be cold and frosty. >> okay. bundling up. >> yeah. bundle up. so we have a cold weather advisory for parts of mendocino and lake counties. temperatures could drop as low as 28 degrees during the early morning hours. in addition to that, there's a frost advisory for parts of the north bay, east bay hills, santa clara hills until 9:00 tomorrow. temperatures could be below freezing and that frost could kill some tender

plants. so those lows will be in the 30s for some of the interior locations. lakeport will be one of the coldest at 30. santa rosa 32 around the bay. we'll look for low to mid 40s. livermore 38 degrees and then temperatures will warm up into the 50s. so it's going to be a chilly day with some partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. this is a level one storm moving in. it's going to be a very messy commute on monday morning, but then it clears quickly by the afternoon. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cold and dry tomorrow morning. rain for monday. but then we start to dry up through the week and possibly hit the mid 60s before more rain on saturday. >> it's so funny. a friend of mine said any time san francisco gets temperatures like under 50, we think it's so cold. it's very wimpy. >> i was like, i was telling my sisters, it's going to be in the 40s in san francisco. and she said it was 20 in new york. >> too cold. yeah, it's all in perspective. all right. chris has another preview of sports.

chris. >> heidi, on coming up in sports. cal women's basketball. they're off to a great start. we catch up with the leader of their team. plus clay and the bay. a bonus one klay thompson return to chase center tomorrow night for the second

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casino. >> the warriors lost in houston. eliminated the dubs from the nba cup play. dallas was also eliminated, so it's going to be warriors. mavericks tomorrow night, which means the return of klay thompson. once again, it's a 530 tip off a chase bonus. klay day it's going to be fun there. adonal foyle expects another focused effort from the splash brother. >> klay really tried to really beat the warriors the first time. and i think the second time he ain't going to be any difference. he's going to do the same thing. but but it's great rivalry i mean i think you know klay is going to have his his jersey retire here. he's going to probably have you know some

kind of statue in front of chase at some point. but his legacy. but he's a basketball player first and foremost. and i think the fans are going to appreciate him, make sure they're going to appreciate him, but they're not going to want him to win. >> absolutely. so again, if klay has a good game and steph goes off and finishes with a night, i think everybody's happy. now. the warriors reportedly making a big deal trading for dennis schroder, a playmaking guard that maybe is going to alleviate some pressure off pads and obviously kind of replace de'anthony melton who got hurt with the acl. what do you think of shooter coming to the warriors and what can he provide for the warriors this season? >> shooter is a big deal. i mean, i think one of the areas he can help with right away is that the way he goes to the basket aggressive get fouled. i think you could see him you know getting more free throws. the warriors is you know needs to create more opportunities. he can handle the ball when steph is on is on the bench. so i think he brings a lot to the team. >> real quick nba cup. is it a success. what have you thought of it in year two. >> you know i didn't really think it would be that different. but i got to tell

you, i did not think a few hundred thousand dollars to a bunch of millionaire makes them play even better. this game has been high level, no question about it. clearly, everybody wants to go to vegas, so do i. >> show me the money. all right. sharks and utah hockey club. baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo. baby shark doo doo. all right, fabian zetterlund backdoor 10th of the season. three two sharks. but utah took over from there. michael carcone left alone. easy goal. three three. we're tied. under a minute to play. cody ceci takes the penalty and utah gets a four on three power play. where clayton keller makes it stand game winner here. sharks lose it late. oh, no. four three women's college hoops battle of the bay last night. cal beat stanford by 20 points. they're ten and one and one and oh in acc play. the bears hit a program record 18 three pointers. it's the third largest margin of victory for cal in the series. i caught up with head coach sherman smith earlier today to talk about her bears. >> i think we've just done a great job of building this program to where we knew it could be, and we have really unselfish, talented players who all want the same thing, which is to go to the ncaa tournament.

and that's what we're working for every day. >> one of the main reasons we're talking here. obviously you have had a great start, but the raising the bar tournament, you've spearheaded this effort for those that don't know and kind of take the viewers behind the scenes of how this got started, where we're at this year, and what's the new things that are coming this season as it's right around the corner? >> we've highlighted this tournament, which features four black female head coaches. the bar stands for basketball activism and representation because one of the issues in our sport is the lack of representation, with over 40% of the student athletes being women of color, yet only 17 to 18% of the head coaches being women of color. so it's just a way to continue the conversation and to highlight people of color in our sport that are doing an amazing job. and i think it it, you know, is a great example for young girls out there for them to see black women as head coaches. >> thanks to coach so much for her time. men's college hoops san jose state down in the final seconds to cal poly off the miss. ball gets

tipped to send adrian hall who ties it up. and we're going to go to overtime. big bucket for the man they call day-day. and then hall in overtime gets it going again. and one spartans win a thriller 107 100 over cal poly college football. the annual army-navy game played this year in landover, maryland. army. the aac champs and ranked number 22. but third quarter blake horh finds eli heidenreich and he slips a tackle and down the sideline. see ya. 2110 navy. and we all know everything is better on pylon cam as he flies on into the end zone. fourth quarter navy punting but it's a direct snap to big number 96. it's landon robinson rumbling 29 yards. the boss punched out but navy recovers. and that led to more points. and navy they're jumping for joy. midshipmen win 3113. they get the commanders in chief trophy for the first time since 2019. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion chris, thanks. and that's it for tonight i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow

morning at 5:00 for francis and chris and all of us here. thanks for joining us. have a great night. we'll see you in the morning.

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