now a youth football teams. cross country trip ends in terror. a crash on a boat tour sent kids and parents flying into the swamp, and tonight, some are still in the hospital. we have new details on the scary ordeal for the team from the east bay. but first, another round of rain is moving in. wet weather returning just in time to make a mess of your morning

drive. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm dion lim. from tornado warnings to flooding and damaging winds, the bay area has seen its share of wild weather this weekend, and we have another active day ahead. right away. let's get to abc seven news meteorologist frances dinglasan tracking our next storm. frances. >> diane. our next storm is a level one light storm, so that's better news for all of us. we had a day to prepare for it. we're expecting less than an half an inch of rain for most areas, maybe up to a 10th of an inch in some spots. it's going to be a slippery and messy morning commute, and then by the afternoon, there will be shower chances that linger, but it will be scattered in nature. i'll show you the futurecast and how it plays out by five in the morning. the moderate rainfall will mainly hit the north bay north of san rafael, and then by about 8:00 in the morning, the cold front sweeps through the heart of the bay area, making its way down through san francisco into the east bay. by 11:00 tomorrow

morning, you'll see it slide along the san mateo county coast and towards the south bay. and then you'll notice after lunch and into the afternoon, it turns into scattered showers that linger. but rainfall amounts generally less than half an inch for most everybody. we might see more than that in some of the north bay locations, especially in the higher elevations. and then i'll talk about when we have a chance to dry out, and then our next round of rain after that in the accuweather seven day forecast. dion here we go again. >> all right francis. thanks. and you can track the rain any time with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you the access to the same live doppler seven our weather team uses. we'll also send alerts with important updates. new at 11. now players and parents from an east bay youth football league were injured in an airboat accident in florida. the crash happened friday as families went out on the water for a tour. they were in town for a football tournament. that crash in collier county, northwest of miami, sent kids and parents

flying into the water. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone has details from team leaders. >> this helicopter video shows the scene after two airboats giving tours in the florida everglades on friday collided, injuring more than a dozen people. this is nearly 3000 miles away from california, but we've learned that the group on one of these boats was part of an eight and under youth football and cheer team based out of pittsburgh. they're called mega football and cheer, and they were competing in a national tournament in naples. team leaders tell us the group was on a swamp tour when one of the boats struck. the other parents and kids were thrown into the water. >> looks like there's someone underneath the boat trapped underneath the boat at this time. >> at least 16 people were hospitalized, according to emergency crews. those from the team tell us that some of the victims are now back in the bay area, but around 3 or 4 people are still in the hospital. in a statement posted to their facebook page, the group writes,

we're relieved to share that as of this morning, everyone is in stable condition. however, a couple of our cherished parents face a road to recovery. we're grateful for the strength and resilience of our mega community during this challenging time. family members of one of the victims tell us their loved one broke their tailbone. other injuries included broken arms and bad cuts, but everyone survived. we reached out to the airboat company to ask how something like this could happen, but as of this broadcast, they haven't gotten back to us. they did post a statement to their website on friday saying wooten's everglades airboat tours regrets that a collision involving two airboats occurred this afternoon. they went on to say, all of us at wooten's offer our sincere sympathies to everyone involved and wish them a speedy recovery. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> investigators say an overheated battery is to blame for a fire at an apartment building in san francisco. the fire ignited inside the building

on minna, near sixth. no one was injured, but two dogs had to be rescued from that apartment. firefighters say the battery caught fire while charging back in september. you may remember, san francisco fire officials told abc seven. the department has seen a significant increase in fires caused by lithium ion batteries. the board of supervisors is pushing to create safety standards for certain devices. some commuters in the north bay may need a change of plans. the entire smart system is shut down tomorrow because of storm damage. transit officials say downed trees blocked or damaged the tracks in multiple places. they have to make repairs and complete testing to prepare for the opening of the new smart petaluma north station. the testing was supposed to happen this weekend, but the weather got in the way. smart says it will reimburse commuters who have to take a taxi, uber and lyft tomorrow. if you requested on the smart website, they'll send you money to your clipper card. happening

now p-g-and-e's crews are still working to get the lights back on for more than 6000 people across the bay area. they've made steady progress all day, with significantly fewer dots on the outage map, as you see here. the north bay saw the worst of those outages. p-g-and-e's tells us they restored most people's power within 12 hours thanks to crews pre-positioned in hard hit areas. >> we use our meteorology team's machine learning models to pre-stage crews, equipment and resources in those areas that are forecasted to be hardest hit. and the storm came in really as strong and in the locations where it was forecasted. so we were well positioned and prepared. >> p-g-and-e's map shows most of the larger outages won't be fixed until tomorrow afternoon. meantime, there is quite a bit of damage in san francisco still, after yesterday's fierce storm, several large trees are still laying on their side of the road in golden gate park, waiting for crews to clear them

out. san francisco's fire department responded to more than 100 calls about damage from the strong winds. multiple cars were also crushed by toppled trees. also cleaning up tonight people in scotts valley after a rare tornado tore through town. officials in santa cruz county say it's pretty amazing that no one was killed. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard talked to witnesses who saw that funnel cloud on the move. oh my god. >> okay. >> oh my god. it's a scene straight out of the movies, but this was real life for people in scotts valley. saturday, a confirmed ef one tornado touching down on mount hermon road. ben hughes was there. >> everything was getting blown that way. cars were suddenly moving. you can see the traffic lights just leave the poles. >> the tornado touching down between two shopping centers, tearing through power lines and flipping cars over some with people inside. >> i'm like, dad, we need to go help people. so me and my dad sprinted out of target, and then

we helped this lady out of her car, and we made sure we put pressure on her head because she was bleeding. >> we started dragging branches off the street when the emergency vehicles were coming and to kind of create room, and everyone was kind of in a state of like, should i get my car and drive away or should i help out? or what do i do? >> police say five people were injured. one remains in the hospital. >> it was a miracle that no one was killed in this event. >> scotts valley vice mayor derek timm says the city is cleaning up and still assessing the damage. a classroom at scotts valley middle school was impacted by a fallen tree. >> really lucky that it didn't hit any of the infrastructure here or the buildings directly in this location. the fact that one person was critically injured is still tragic, but we're pulling for that person. >> the tornado cutting a clear path through the shopping center parking lot. tree limbs are everywhere. lots of smashed cars are here to check it out. this suv lost all of its windows. a sign at the local mcdonald's was trashed by strong winds. manager chris joaquin was working the

lunch shift. >> i saw some people outside. they ran inside and started holding the door shut and i could see that they were they were really holding on hard and uh. luckily, everyone was safe. >> customers in the drive thru were not injured. >> i think only one person needed a refund. and you know, because we couldn't complete the order. let's go home. >> let's go home. this community now, moving forward from a day they will never forget. >> we feel like we dodged a bullet on this one in terms of the injuries and no fatalities. >> in scotts valley. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> time now for abc seven news at 11, giving you a look ahead at the big headlines to come. first, we're heading into the second full week of verdict watch in a major murder case. deliberations in the trial of nima momeni are set to resume tomorrow afternoon. momeni is accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in april of last year. he faces first degree murder charges, but jurors can potentially consider lesser charges, including second degree

murder or voluntary or involuntary manslaughter. the jury has already deliberated for six days without a verdict. our next advancer, the diocese of oakland, is back in bankruptcy court on wednesday awaiting a judge's approval. the judge could sign off on the plan to reorganize and settle hundreds of sexual abuse claims. the catholic church filed for bankruptcy protection last year, overwhelmed by lawsuits. on friday, some of those victims testified against the proposed settlement. the diocese is offering between 160 to $198 million to settle those abuse claims. and our final answer on tuesday night, the san jose city council will discuss plans for the city to potentially break off from p-g-and-e's. earlier this month, our media partner, the mercury news reported p-g-and-e's has offered the city of san jose an agreement to build out its grid and provide firm commitments and deadlines to improve service. the utility

company is hoping to stop san jose from pursuing its own city utility. san jose leaders are concerned about rising costs, reliability and how to power expected growth downtown and in north san jose. an important space capturing jewish culture. shutting down for at least a year. the familiar forces driving them to close their doors, and the regulars who will be waiting for them to reopen. plus saying bon voyage to a wayward barge that ran aground. how they got it back out to sea. >> and ahead in sports. after a disappointing exit in the nba cup, the warriors return home and welcome an old friend, klay thompson, back in the bay.

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jewish museum closed its doors. the gallery in the south of market area is shutting down for at least a year, citing financial struggles and bigger downtown challenges. abc seven news reporter tara campbell talked to some of the last people out the door today about the impact of the closure. >> some somber faces and sad goodbyes sunday at the contemporary jewish museum in san francisco. >> i wanted to kiss this place goodbye because i can't believe it, that they're going to close it up for a year. >> the museum is shutting its doors for at least a year.its >> i don't know how i'm going to do it, because automatically we take bart, we come down. our first stop always is the jewish museum. >> the work that we're doing now, by taking a temporary closure and putting together the team work to re-envision the contemporary jewish museum will enable us to have a long term future. >> the museum's executive

director says a slow recovery from the pandemic and overall economic struggles downtown are key reasons for the closure. >> we've had a framework of what's happened to downtown san francisco and the recovery economic framework, and we've had the politics of today, especially in a time of rising anti-semitism. >> i think it's so important that we have a place that's just like meant to like, celebrate contemporary jewish life and culture and just, like, connect with people. >> what's so special for you? what stands out here for you as in terms of why it's so important? >> it's important for me because, you know, it's modern art. everything is modern and i don't see there's nowhere else i can see it except here. >> over the next couple of months, the museum will be cutting staff while continuing to rent the space for events. >> the cjm has been a part of this community for many years. in this building for 16, and we are determined to be here for

the long haul. >> i'm just like two fingers crossed, knock on wood that it comes back as soon as possible. >> so for now, it's not really a goodbye, but more of a see you later. >> i got to live till next year. that's the only reason i'm going to live. so the museum will open up and i'll be the first one to walk in. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> firefighters in san francisco are investigating the cause of a warehouse fire in the dogpatch neighborhood. it burned early this morning at minnesota and mariposa. this is near the children's hospital. but the fire department tells us the hospital was not under any threat. no injuries were reported. over in the east bay, a barge that appeared to drift into the emeryville crescent is back out to sea. our emeryville camera captured this video just before 930 this morning. yesterday, that barge showed up along the shoreline along i-80 between emeryville and berkeley. it was an eye catching sight for drivers on the freeway. the coast guard says the 100 foot barge, identified as the mud

scow, ran aground and was resting on the sand. pollution teams assessed the situation. then a tugboat had to wait until high tide to tow that vessel out. well, check this out. ski resorts are relishing even more fresh snow from this weekend's storm. you're looking at video from palisades tahoe, which says it received 17in of snow over the past day, with a season total of 102in. it wasn't just about hitting the slopes, though. today, it was day two of the outdoor music festival. tahoe live with diplo and lil wayne performing. snowy weather forced the festival to reschedule. lil wayne's performance from yesterday to today, but look at how picturesque this looks, francis. >> yeah, it was a gorgeous day. we had even some sunshine and some blue skies over parts of the bay area this afternoon. great day to recover because more rain is on the way. oh boy. and more snow for tahoe. >> here we go. >> here's live doppler seven satellite radar image. we're seeing clouds increase. the

rain will move in late tonight, overnight into early tomorrow morning. and that does mean snow for the sierra once again with a winter weather advisory in effect starting at 4 a.m. tomorrow. so you do not want to be driving monday if you do need to head up there. wait until tuesday morning when the advisory expires at 4 a.m. we're expecting another 3 to 8in above 5000ft, so we could even get more snow over the peaks and gusts 40 plus miles per hour, which means we will likely see chain controls and travel will be difficult. temperatures are now dropping into the 40s for many areas. a few low 50s still out there like hayward and san jose at 51, san francisco 49, oakland 48. and cooler in the north bay like cloverdale and santa rosa. right now at 45 degrees, it's a really pretty view from mount tam as we're seeing some of those clouds. but you can still see across the bay right now. and here's what you need to know. so tomorrow is going to be rainy mainly for the morning commute. and then it turns into scattered showers in

the afternoon. then tuesday through friday we get a nice break. sunshine, partly cloudy conditions and temperatures will be milder. some areas might even climb into the low to mid 60s by the end of the week. however, the next storm we're tracking is heading our way next weekend and it looks light at this point, but we'll keep you posted on that. so again, the futurecast shows the rain moving through the north bay during the early morning hours. by 7:00, it's still mainly north of the golden gate bridge. and then you notice in the latter part of the morning, it slides south through the san mateo county and then towards the south bay. then in the afternoon we'll get scattered showers, and then it starts to clear out in the north bay early on, rainfall anywhere from a 10th of an inch to half an inch, and then more in some of the higher elevations, especially in the north bay. ukiah, possibly up to 6/10 of an inch. but then you'll notice some spots, like richmond, only less than 2/10 of an inch, and san

francisco, oakland and san jose. close to half an inch is the latest estimate. in addition to that, the lows will be a little bit milder. temperatures generally in the low to mid 40s, but you'll notice livermore and morgan hill will be in the upper 30s, so that's a little bit cooler. santa rosa 42. and we'll see mid 40s san francisco oakland 46 san jose 45 degrees. and of course a flood alert. still flood alert advisory still continues for parts of sonoma county, basically near mark west creek. and we're still expecting flooding possible of rivers, creeks, streams, roads. and this is also due to excessive runoff. and we're going to get more rain tomorrow morning. there's a coastal flood advisory also still in effect with high tide tomorrow morning close to 11:00. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 50s around the bay. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so we've got that rainy morning scattered showers in the afternoon.

it's a level one storm. and then we get a chance to dry out some sunshine towards the middle part of the week. we could even climb into the low to mid 60s towards friday before another storm arrives for next weekend. but so far it looks light at this point and this system right now looks to hit the north bay more than the south bay. >> okay, next weekend at le. >> it's a little bit different in the way it's spread out because i'm so worried about the saturation of the ground. >> yeah, that's true, but we will have a good four and a half days to dry out. >> okay. good to know. okay, francis. >> thanks. well, larger than life holiday tradition comes to an end. the stunning sights t

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less colorful after tonight. it was the final night of let's glow s.f, the holiday projection arts festival has been on display downtown since december

6th. large scale animated light installations created by artists from all over the world have lit up eight locations across downtown. let's glow sf is hosted each year by the downtown sf partnership. i. said it's. >> new ideas for the town. >> a different kind of light show this one. getting ready for hanukkah is back in ghirardelli square in a ceremony this afternoon. a large menorah was lit as part of the glowing hanukkah pop up, hosted by the jewish community center of san francisco. hanukkah officially begins on christmas night and continues through january 2nd. the ceremony also included a blessing and sing along, a sunday night showdown at chase center, and another reunion for klay thompson back in the bay. chris alvarez joining us now with a preview of sports chris. >> hi dion. coming up in sports. the warriors take on splash brother klay thompson and the dallas mavericks. and you knew klay would be fired up for his

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mavericks lost earlier this week in the nba cup quarterfinals that set up tonight's regular season game at chase. a bonus klay thompson game. the splash brother making his return to chase center. no captain hat giveaways this time around. just a normal walk to the locker room. splash brother showdown number two. would klay win this round? well, dallas got off to a sizzling start led by luka doncic. he had 15 points in the first quarter, 28 at the half and a game high 45 point triple double. he's a beast. and that's the last you'll see of him in this highlight. all right. mavs extending the lead. nice bounce pass from kyrie irving to klay in rhythm. his first triple of the night. dallas by as many as 19 in the first quarter. warriors respond. swing it around to that man. name stephan curry. splash from deep. mavs up 4633 after a quarter. both teams on a record pace. curry had four triples in the first half. so did. how about draymond green from the corner. set a new dubs record with 18 threes at the half. but the dubs were down seven at the break. they kept shooting threes on a record pace. fourth quarter. now here comes closer klay. he's so

quick with that. release three gives dallas a 12 point lead. and he is feeling it down the sideline. steph trying to keep pace. this would tie the nba record for combined threes in a game with 44. curry had 26 points and ten assists. that's a double double. so who would break the record. well why not klay thompson catch and shoot for 45 threes. most combined team threes in a game in history. thompson set season highs with seven threes and 29 points. obviously his highest non warriors point total and his first career win over the warriors. mavericks win by ten. steph and klay become the first players with at least seven threes in a game, as teammates and opponents. klay admitted this game was a little easier than the first one. >> way, way easier. especially not seeing all the captain's hats. i saw a few though, so that was cool. but it was much easier and felt more settled in than i did the first time i was out here. >> you could tell he was a little bit more free tonight, just probably emotionally and

with all the build up. you know, when you give a team 46 points in the first quarter, you could probably come back. but it's going to be tough, not just because of the margin, but because everybody's feeling good. and klay was a part of that first nfl start for monta vista high's jake haner, starting at quarterback for the saints against the commanders in the big easy. >> he went for ten for 49 yards and rolling right here, maybe doing a little too much. an interception that led to washington's second touchdown of the day. and haner was replaced by spencer rattler after the pick. and rattler nearly led the saints all the way back. they got a chance for a two point conversion with the win and no time left. he rolls right and it is incomplete. saints lose 20 to 19 big concerns for the two time defending super bowl champion kansas city chiefs patrick mahomes could not finish today's game in cleveland. his right ankle got rolled up on this play with just about seven minutes to go. oh did not return. kc led 21 seven at that point one by that score. but the concern is mahomes. chiefs play houston saturday and then the steelers on christmas day the following wednesday. abc seven sports is

sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> they had to pick me up and carry me to the car. they saved my house and my life. >> a message of gratitude from a movie star after a wildfire raced toward his home. dick van dike celebrates his 99th birthday with a thank you to the neighbors who came to his rescue. plus, a mystery in the skies. dozens of drone sightings raising

now as the bay area gets ready for another round of rain in southern california, they're preparing for dangerous winds and wildfire conditions. it could be a challenging week for firefighters in los angeles, still dealing with the smoldering franklin fire. that fire burned several homes and forced evacuations in malibu last week. legendary actor dick van dike lives in the fire zone, and says a group of good samaritans saved his life. he told reporter leanne suter, with our sister station in los angeles about the chaotic moments as the flames closed in.

>> these guys are all my life to and my house to, so god bless you guys. >> dick van dike has a lot to be grateful for as he marks his 99th birthday on the roof. top in the fast action of neighbors and good samaritans saving him and his home, she said. >> trying to light 99 candles on the birthday cake started the fire. i said, what kind of a birthday is this? >> the hollywood icon famous for mary poppins. it's the holidays. the dick van dike show. >> you got all my love and a new viral coldplay music video can joke now about the drama. >> but in the midst of the firestorm, as he was trying to set up a fire hose in the backyard, he knew he was in danger. >> i couldn't get up and they had to pick me up and carry me to the car. they saved my house and my life. these guys, otherwise they wouldn't even be

here. >> a crew of neighbors and good samaritans rushing to the rescue as flames exploded all around. >> thinking at that moment, i have to ignore all of this and get these people out to safety. i'll tell you what. he's much tougher than he says. got him in the car and buckled him in. and just as he did, he grabbed my arm and he said, please don't let my house burn down. >> the crew, using a neighbor's fire suppression system and garden hoses to save the back house, which had erupted in flames. >> we saved his house, saved all the memorabilia here. and that's important, knowing it was dick's 99th birthday. >> i was just like the timing. my birthday is today, and the. whole time was just like, thinking how how, how much it would suck to have birthdays spoiled, you know, over lost property or worse. >> their actions saving dick's home full of hollywood memorabilia. his numerous awards, including emmys, a grammy and a tony and his missing cat bobo, found hiding on the property. work continues here in dick's neighborhood. he says he cannot thank his

neighbors and friends enough for saving his life, and his home says he's looking forward to his next big birthday, but hopefully without the same kind of fieryly drama. as dick continues to dance his way to the century mark, he says there is still so much more he wants to do. >> it's still not enough. it's not. i need more time. i got plans. >> in malibu. leanne suter, abc seven eyewitness news south korean law enforcement wants to question impeached president yoon suk yeol about his short lived martial law decree. >> the country's constitutional court is holding its first meeting to determine whether to remove him from office or reinstatement. the impeachment vote yesterday stripped him of his presidential powers. yoon declared martial law on december 3rd, but was forced to lift his decree hours later when parliament unanimously voted to overturn it. a joint investigative team wants yoon to

appear for questioning on wednesday on charges of rebellion and abuse of power. moving now to the latest in a mystery unfolding in the skies over several states. dozens of drones spotted across at least seven locations in the northeast. federal authorities say there is no evidence the drones pose a threat, but a growing chorus of lawmakers are calling on the government to do more. abc's alison kosik explains the push for answers. >> federal authorities have deployed additional resources to new jersey following a rash of reported drone sightings across the northeast. drones spotted in the skies above. at least seven states from new york to maryland. dozens reported in new jersey, including at a naval weapons station. two men in boston are facing charges after police say they flew a drone own dangerously close to that city's logan airport. the faa confirming stewart international airport, north of new york city, temporarily closed its runways

friday night after multiple reported drone sightings in the area. >> multiple drones all over this airport tonight. >> new york's governor kathy hochul, issuing a statement saying this has gone too far. and connecticut state police are looking into reports. drones have been spotted across the state. >> this problem exists because we have no regulatory framework. we have no way to really control who's putting these machines in the sky. >> senator chuck schumer is urging the federal government to deploy better drone tracking technology, and says he is pushing for new legislation. >> i'm going to cosponsor legislation that will combat these drones in a better way by allowing local police departments and state police departments to help the feds in siting these drones. >> the fbi says it's processing roughly 5000 drone related tips, but less than 100 have generated credible leads. >> some of those drone sightings are, in fact, drones. some are

manned aircraft that are commonly mistaken for drones. but there's no question that drones are being sighted. >> a department of homeland security official saying they are confident many of the reported sightings are actually manned aircraft. one fbi official saying he believes there has been a slight overreaction with all of this. alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> a silicon valley first sharing a vision of the future. we'll take you inside a conference that's sci fi, come to life to see how robots are evolving fast, and a level one storm is on its way. >> right now. we're seeing increasing clouds from mount tam. most areas will get under half an inch of rain before we get another break, and i'll talk about when we'll see rain

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>> i can't handle it. >> plus, levar burton, george lopez, and our girl chloe bailey. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven, a first of its kind conference brought science fiction to life in mountain view. >> the humanoid summit had some of the newest robots on display. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey takes us to the unusual event to show us how humanoids could soon make your life easier. >> if you've ever watched the movie i, robot, your feelings might be shaky at best when it comes to humanoid robots, but get ready. the future is here, and industry experts believe it's for the better. >> i do believe as an optimist, this is the type of technology that can improve our everyday lives. >> and the very best of that technology was on display wednesday in the south bay for the humanoid summit, a sci fi fan's dream playground, and a way for these robots to actually get more intelligent. >> you want to get to machine intelligence. you need to live among and learn among people,

not just in a vacuum. there's not enough diversity there, but this was the perfect training ground, and some of these humanoids were more human than even i expected. >> like the marukai robots from enchanted tools. >> we are designing characters, and from the beginning of that company, we created a movie. we created everything around these two characters in order for them to not just be robots, but be a guy with whom you want to live with. >> and we're here with an exclusive interview with one of the enchanted tools humanoids. tell me, what is your name? >> my name is neroca. >> nice to meet you. >> leaders from the top companies in the world showing off what their humanoids can do for the public. >> the goal here is general purpose robots that can do anything humans can do. >> there's unease about this future, including how these tasks may soon lead to the loss of jobs for different laborers. but humanoid summit founder modar alaoui says perception may not exactly be reality. >> in my opinion, the greatest currency is time. and if

technology in general allows you to have more time to do other things, i think that's a benefit. >> benefits that these developers believe will be here for everyone before you know it. in mountain view, dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> better than. it was on. >> he he was having a moment with a humanoid. oh my gosh. you want a pet? >> you said i would like the robot pet because then i wouldn't have to feed it or pick up after it. and then when we went on vacation, we could just unplug it, turn it off. >> but you can't cuddle with it. it's got too many, like, sharp edges. i don't know. >> well, that one was starting to dance with him. very cute. yeah, i could see the upside of it. >> yes. >> okay. and the plus side is we had a nice break from the rain because we have more on the way starting tomorrow morning. early tomorrow morning. a level one storm

will move through the bay area. generally less than half an inch for everyone. it is going to make a messy morning commute. and then we'll have scattered, lingering chances of showers in the afternoon. so just get ready for this. it's a quick moving system. you'll notice by the afternoon most of it is gone, and also temperatures will be in generally in the low to mid 40s overnight. by tomorrow afternoon it will be in the 50s for the most part milder in san jose at 60 degrees. we have a little bit of time to show you the futurecast for next weekend. so this is another system we're tracking and it looks like it could be wet on saturday and on sunday, but we'll keep you posted because things could change. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast a wet morning tomorrow. then we have clouds to sunshine. we even get some partly cloudy conditions and some blue skies during the middle of the week before clouds increase again. and then we say hello to winter with that system heading back to the bay area. >> mother nature's timing is

impeccable. i mean, doesn'te know we have errands to run for? yes. >> and christmas parties? >> yes. all right, we'll work on that. okay, spencer, thanks. once again, let's get to chris with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports. warriors head coach steve kerr explains why it's so good to have dennis schroder on his team now. plus klay thompson taking on his former team and showed up with a season best make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty so you can start new traditions for years to come. get 1.9% apr for up to 60 months, plus $1,000 retail bonus cash on specially tagged 2025 sportage and sorento vehicles.

no. for the second time in just over a month, klay thompson was back at chase center tonight. the splash brother and four time nba champion with the warriors got the last laugh as his mavericks walk away with a win over his former team. tonight's game was a bonus klay game. both the warriors and mavericks lost in the nba cup quarterfinals, setting up tonight's regular season game. klay finished with a season high 29 points on nine of 14 shooting, hitting a season

high seven from downtown. he missed a free throw late that could have given him 30 points. he was upset about that, his first ever win over the warriors, which means he's now beaten every team in the nba at least once. and afterwards, i asked him if he was able to enjoy his downtime during this return trip to the bay area. what were you guys able to do or what were you able to do on your off day? did you go home like what were you able to do in the bay area? >> i went and drove by my old neighborhood. and i was able to go to my friend's house in oakland, seth, and have a great meal. drove by oracle, drove by downtown oakland. and it was very surreal because i was 21 years old when i came here. and to see the city and the town is always special and so many good memories. >> kind of love. introspective. klay. as i mentioned, klay made seven three pointers tonight and the shots were just falling for both the warriors and the mavericks tonight. plenty of nba records set in this game. the two teams combined for 48 made

three pointers. the previous record was 44. the 30 combined threes in the first half was also an nba record, and the warriors finished with 27 three pointers, which tied a franchise record. both sides agreed. it was pretty fun to be a part of. also a little goofy no team could miss. >> you know, i think they had 18 threes at halftime and we're still up, which is insane. so it felt like nobody could miss today. it was a fun game, a lot of makes, but it was a physical game too. >> they controlled the entire game. on a night where we made 27 threes and didn't turn the ball over. it's the modern nba. it's a different world. it's a different game. and you know ten years ago you have you see that kind of offensive stat sheet for the offense. you know for our team i say we win that game by 20. you know maybe 30. >> a lot of fans think too many threes are being attempted. so it's nice to show that shooting

is still incredible in this league. and just i really believe as the game uh- gets longer as far as years played, maybe it'll be a four point line one day and it is officially official. >> the warriors acquiring guard dennis schroder and a second round draft pick from brooklyn for the injured de'anthony melton, reece beekman and three second round picks going the other side. the playmaking guard has become or has come up big against the dubs over the years. head coach steve kerr has faced schroder in the nba and international play, and is thrilled to finally have him on his side for once. >> i told dennis today he's kicked my on three different continents and that's, you know, so i'm, you know, you can't beat them, join them. but, you know, 22 playoffs. i thought he was brilliant against us with the lakers watching him in fiba. you know the last two summers. he's a gamer. he's a competitor. pick and roll player two way player. so everything that we need, we

feel like he can provide an nfl caliber guy. >> jared goff and the lions hosting fireball's josh allen and the bills. possible super bowl preview early on. allen out of the gun, calls his own number. that's already his second touchdown of the game as he jumps on in 14. nothing. buffalo. lions try to get back in the game. and goff how about this play to lineman dan skipper. tackle eligible dives into the end zone. makes it 2114. everything is better on pylon cam even a big man. get out of my way. buffalo by seven at the break. third quarter now james cook breaking free for a 41 yard scamper to the end zone. bills led by as many as 21 in this game. the lions made it close late. over 1000 yards of offense combined. and the bills snap detroit's franchise record 11 game win streak. buffalo wins 4842. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> all right, that's all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news at 11. on behalf of all of us, including francis, not spencer, i'm just on

autopilot at this point at night. yeah, i am too. it's time to go to bed, everybody. thanks