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and sacrifice. plus, a weekend of service before mayor elect daniel lowery's inauguration. neighbors saying they're hopeful for san francisco's next chapter. and. all right. have you struggled to find eggs at the store lately? you are not the only one. how long can we expect this egg supply to be tight and why, as prices are surging, we've been talking all morning. the highest i've seen. lisa. $15.79 for a dozen eggs, which you did not buy. i did not buy. full disclosure, but very high and bare shelves for sure. >> yeah, yeah. well, we are starting sunday on a dry and sunny note, and this really sets the stage for what we have going for the week ahead. with the jet stream taking a bit of a hiatus to the north. and while we enjoy some really nice weather, big time fire concerns for southern california, a blizzard in much of the central part of the nation, and it's all sliding east, and we're sitting very comfortably with upper 40s to near 50 in hayward. blue sky, the golden gate bridge,

45 in napa, 43 in livermore compared to yesterday, a little bit chillier in spots, but overall not a huge change. we do have fogp in novato. otherwise it clears and we're into a partly cloudy afternoon. you can see some fog out there from our emeryville camera. we will add in some offshore winds as we get into the next day and a half. i'll tell you what that means for the forecast and perhaps a wind advisory coming up. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. well, today is the second day of services honoring the life of former president jimmy carter. right now, he is lying in repose in atlanta until a state funeral is planned in washington. president carter died on december 29th at 100 years old. the 39th president's journey from his hometown of plains, georgia, tos atlanta was lined with crowds all wishing to say goodbye. jimmy carter's son appreciated the show of support man in that motorcade. >> there was a lot of love on the side of the road. every

overpass had people on it. >> the procession stopped at president carter's childhood home and the georgia capitol building to honor carter. on tuesday, carter will travel to washington, where he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. president biden will eulogize his longtime friend during the service there. carter will then return home to georgia, where he will be laid to rest next to his wife, rosalyn. now, san francisco is about to welcome its new mayor ahead of his inauguration on wednesday. mayor elect daniel lurie is spending the weekend getting his hands dirty, quite literally. abc seven news reporter dion lim spoke to his constituents, who are hopeful about the city's future. >> it's happening. we got to do this. >> clutching an orange bag, picking up trash. mayor elect daniel lurie spent part of his weekend beautifying san francisco's bayview. >> how are you? >> and meeting his constituents. >> he's out here. he's working in the community. that's a good thing. so we see you trying. so

let's see what happens next. >> the bayview is just one stop on lurie's weekend of service, hosted by multiple city nonprofits. the incoming mayor and his team called clean up efforts with hundreds of volunteers at ocean beach and the fillmore. >> hi, everybody. we're out here at the ocean ale house in ingleside and ingleside neighborhoods, where one longtime educator shared her hopes for the new administration. >> he continuous, continuous support families, children, educators. and we'll give him support when he supports us. but we're going to support him anyway because he's our mayor. we want to do well. period. >> bill lee, a former longtime city administrator, has worked under five different mayors and says lurie's weekend of service is unprecedented. >> no elected mayor will say to have been sworn in has ever done this program before. >> lee says other mayor elects haven't been so public in the days leading up to their inauguration, and believe lurie's actions this weekend are true to his core values.

>> remember, he was from tipping point, and so he funded a lot of nonprofits that do public good. and i think he's trying to send a message, look, this city has to be clean. i don't mind going to the bayview fillmore to the mission or chinatown. we've got to be beautify the city. >> back in the bayview, residents say the visit gives them hope not just for a cleaner, but brighter future. >> it is exciting. and economic development out here. and developing the young people that needs to be connected to jobs. and so we put together a plan for bayview. so revitalize. and that plan is going to want to adopt that plan. >> and kenneth dion lim abc seven news. >> today's cleanup efforts include nob hill, the tenderloin and the mission district. laurie's inauguration will be held on wednesday at city hall, and he plans on holding celebrations in chinatown afterwards. well, today, glide will honor mayor london breed

and her time in office. breed began her time as mayor back in 2018, becoming san francisco's first african-american woman in that role. but she has been serving the city for much longer than that. her career started as a supervisor of district five back in 2013, and she later served as the district board president. glide says they plan to honor breed's commitment to glide the tenderloin and the greater san francisco community. that ceremony will start in a couple hours at 11:00 at glide church. abc seven news is following the story of the antioch police department reaching an agreement with the u.s. department of justice. that agreement means an increase in police oversight. it comes after an fbi investigation into the department uncovered a racist texting scandal. here's abc seven news reporter anser hassan. >> in the summer of 2023, the fbi unsealed indictments into claims that the antioch police conspired and agreed to injure,

oppress, threaten and intimidate the residents of antioch. on friday, the u.s. department of justice announced it reached an agreement with the city to resolve its investigation. >> my first initial reaction to the mou was that it's a step forward. >> antioch city council member tamisha torres-walker is glad the investigation didn't drag out for years. the agreement, outlined in a 25 page memorandum of understanding, includes hiring a consultant who will work with the police oversight commission to monitor use of force and misconduct allegations, review hiring and promotions within the department, and update department policies. torres-walker concern is over accountability. >> it does look a little standard. it doesn't really cite any clear accountability. this is good to know that an agreement was reached. but what is the accountability behind it? what is going to change the culture in our police department and not just the department, but in the community? >> it is ultimately up to the good people of antioch to demand

better. and what this agreement does is it prescribes a pathway toward better service, greater public safety. >> department of justice studies professor greg woods says even if the mou seems somewhat standard, what's important is that it's backed by the power of the u.s. government to enforce it. but woods also points out that an incoming trump administration may not be as concerned with police oversight, and that's a concern for attorney carmela caamano. >> with an incoming trump administration. we can't be for certain how the department of justice is going to conduct itself over the next four years. so, like i said, it's a beginning. it's not the end. >> carmona's client, tyrone pugh, was singled out as the victim of the texting scandal in a special report prepared by the contra costa county district attorney's office. karmanos launched a federal civil rights case in which she hopes will have a consent decree in place to impose greater restrictions on the department. but another issue is funding, such as for the auditor. >> how would these things be

funded over time? is one of the challenges that this council will have to discuss and think about without cutting critical community services? >> the california department of justice hasn't finished its separate investigation, and more measures could be put in place as a result. antioch police did not respond to requests for comment. in antioch, anser hassan abc seven news. >> take a look at this this morning. oakland police responded to this break-in at a smoke shop on san pablo avenue, and the surveillance video here shows this car ramming into the front of the business so they can steal from it. police responded to the scene, but as you can see, the smoke shop was already wrecked by the time they got there. this is one of three burglaries reported in oakland this morning. also in the east bay, a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot by an oakland police sergeant. the oakland police department says it happened when the officer saw someone firing a rifle on

macarthur boulevard, near 66th avenue. it happened yesterday morning, just after five. there was a chase with the police officer firing at that suspect. the oakland police union says that person was shot, but was able to barricade themselves in a nearby home. they surrendered after a lengthy standoff. no one else was hurt. that sergeant is now on administrative leave. meanwhile, contra costa county deputies arrested a suspect who was reportedly illegally making and selling guns. this as they were already investigating a shooting that happened in september. deputies served a search warrant at a home in pittsburgh on thursday in connection to the shooting. and here are all those guns, theynd say someone was shot with an illegally manufactured gun during an argument at the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch. authorities are also investigating whether the suspect is connected to another shooting in the area at the time. >> we're still investigating if the two are linked. it may be a

continuation, but we're again, we're still gathering facts. >> at the home. investigators found assault weapons. some did not have serial numbers. the weapons will be tested to see if they're linked to any shooting or crimes. well, today, dungeness crab fishing season finally begins across the bay area. the season, as you know, usually starts in mid november, but it's been delayed several times this year to protect migrating whales and prevent them from getting tangled in all that crab gear. crews have already put hundreds of pots down on the ocean floor and have already started harvesting this morning. last year, dungeness crab season did not start until january 18th, so we got a bit of a head start. all right, let's get you outside. good morning. liz. >> good morning steph. we're in the mid and upper 40s over into the east bay. so still quite cool. there's a little bit of fog out there, but we're on our way to a pretty nice afternoon. kind of typical for winter. and then things switch around to atypical as we get into breezy

offshore winds and potentially some record warmth. i'll have your full accuweather seven day forecast coming up, lisa. >> thank you. also ahead, a pedestrian struck and killed last night. this as we take a closer look at the years long project to reduce traffic deaths across san francisco. is it working that story next? >> the huge retirement sale at jeffrey's diamonds and goldsmith has been extended for one more week. shop stunning diamonds, colored stones and much more. no reasonable offer will be refused. it's now or never. sale ends january 4th. for you and all fashioned family food, black bird.

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we think are going to, you know, the world's coming to an end. um, psychologically, it's like, oh my gosh, am i in this fervor that i have to go find eggs somewhere in anywhere? um i'll do i will likely just do without it. >> pretty crazy. as i mentioned, the highest i've seen for a dozen is $15, and $0.79. experts say there's no quick fix in sight, and the egg supplies expected to be tight for at least the next few weeks. well, dozens of families were forced from their homes in san francisco when a gas pipe ruptured in the area of 47th avenue and balboa street. those neighborhood evacuations lasted hours until the leak was finally stopped. city crews were repairing a water leak in the area yesterday morning when they accidentally struck that gas line. the city's fire department was called, and as a precaution, residents within two blocks of the area evacuated. >> we all ran. they told us to split, you know. yeah. so i smelled it instantly. the extremely scary you can see behind me, the loud hissing.

>> you can smell the gas that's out here. >> crews showed up to fix the leak around noon. and as you just heard, residents reported a very strong gas smell. p-g-and-e's was able to shut off the gas in the area and evacuation orders were lifted soon thereafter. repairs on both the gas and water lines continue this morning. now to this one person died after they were hit by a car in san francisco while they were just walking on the street. police are now looking for the driver this morning who left the scene right after the crash. someone reported the incident on silver avenue and colby street after 530 last night. this comes as we've paid close attention to san francisco's vision zero. the plan to make streets safer and eliminate traffic deaths in 2024, a project that's been in the making for the past decade. and that goal was not reached. in fact, last year, 41 people died on san francisco streets, including two dozen pedestrians.

that's even more than in 2014, when vision zero was first announced. 31 people died that year. abc seven news reporter tara campbell looks at what ten years of work actually accomplished, and what's next? it's a record san francisco certainly didn't want to set, but now it's official. >> the city saw more traffic deaths in 2024 than any other year in the past decade, a decade that was devoted to dropping those deaths down to zero. >> it's absolutely working. >> i can't imagine what san francisco would be like if the city didn't invest it in vision zero, didn't put the resources aside. >> dozens of cities across the country have taken the vision zero pledge, but like others, san francisco is seeing the death toll rise, particularly among pedestrians. last year, 24 people died while walking the streets. >> it's combating death. shades of streets, design for vehicles versus for all of us.

>> we spent tens of millions of dollars reconfiguring the streets, putting in protections , putting in bike lanes, putting in a lot of different things to try to make the streets safer. >> but abc7 insider phil matier says a lack of law enforcement is catching up. >> one of the reasons ticketing went down over the years was that they didn't have enough police. another one was that there was a concern that tickets were a form of racial discrimination, and that minorities and people of color wound up getting most tickets. >> there's never anybody getting caught for like, running red lights or stop signs and minor traffic violations that tend to cause pedestrian injuries. >> advocates have long been pushing for the use of more technology to combat fast, distracted driving. the governor this past year signing off on a pilot project that will help catch people speeding through intersections. >> we believe that the pilot, the speed camera pilot that's going to be turned on in march, is going to be a game changer. >> san francisco will be the first of six cities to launch

the pilot program. >> imagine 33 locations with speed cameras. so really changing people's behavior and having them obey the speed law. >> meanwhile, they're calling on mayor elect daniel lurie to re adopt the vision zero policy in his first 100 days in office. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> all right, happening now. chain controls are notrillionequired on interstate 80 or 50. if you're heading up to the sierra, that's, of course, a big change from earlier in the week. you're looking at a live look from south lake tahoe on i-15 eastbound, caltrans said after the storm, a couple of days ago. the snow has clearly subsided and the sun is out. but the agency is still advising drivers to stay vigilant and up to date on potential chain controls. here at home, we are dry. it's chilly out there, lisa, but now we finally see the sun. >> yeah, you know, they picked up about a foot of snow with that past storm on friday in the mountains. now getting into an extended break, a drying trend

we call this a mid-winter dry spell. winter. just started, but we're going to take a break at least 7 to 10 days from the rainfall, as all the action is headed to the east. even southern california, seeing some very dangerous conditions with extreme fire weather for tuesday through friday. winds could gust in l.a. county up to 90 miles an hour. while we're going to have our own off shore event, we have some really, uh, blizzard conditions, icing on the roadways. dangerous here from kansas city where they could see record snow into kentucky in washington, dc right now, front just moved through dallas. it went from 67 to 48 degrees. and we're continuing to see the temperatures drop in dallas to freezing overnight. so while we're going to see windy conditions here this part of the nation is just a mess. and we are looking at not only the icing and the snow, but it's all headed to the north and east for lake effect snow. and then

boston in new york city getting into it friday saturday could see 8 to 10in of snow. a lot of time between now and then, but we are changing our weather pattern as well. it is 49 san francisco. you can see the sun out there. hayward is at 50. good morning to you, santa cruz. a beautiful start here with mid and upper 40s for our inland valleys. and finally last stop here across the bay in emeryville, where temperatures are going to come up quickly this week. partly cloudy, milder today. gusty off shore winds is going to be the culprit. that gets us going for the milder weather, and we will look for the week to have more than what we're used to in terms of warmth above average. and we could even see a wind advisory. but with the ground so saturated, i think that our fire danger is not going to be a concern here. look at the mid and upper 60s here for tuesday. could even see a 70 degree day as we get into wednesday. still widespread 60. and then thursday even milder. check out that 68 in san jose.

so while we're enjoying 5 to 10 degrees above average, the winds will dial back as we get into wednesday. but we've got fired danger and very little rain this season at all in southern california and much of the nation. looking at some rough weather. beach hazard statement comes into play 4 a.m. monday into 4 p.m. tuesday, where the breakers will be up to 20ft, and we'll be looking at a nice afternoon today. partly cloudy, a few increasing high clouds in the north bay and then by tomorrow, just a couple of clouds and then even a few more degrees of warming. and then we get that wind shift monday night into tuesday. and then we're going to be looking at those very gusty winds. so national weather service call whether or not we get that wind advisory. but you can see those gusty winds certainly in the upper elevations. it will be breezy down at the surface here. and that will bring mild temperatures. 64 san jose today. upper 50s to near 60 around the bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast. so we're partly cloudy a little warmer monday, much warmer tuesday. and the warmth

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through the 50s and we'll have a partly cloudy afternoon with some low to mid 60s in the south bay, perhaps even some low 60s in san jose, with a few higher clouds. then we'll get into an offshore flow and much warmer temperatures. full details in a couple of minutes. stephanie. >> all right lisa, thank you. happening now, the nation's formal farewell to president jimmy carter is underway. the 39th president died late last month at 100 years old, making him the longest living president in u.s. history. his family and the public now paying their respects in atlanta, georgia. here's abc news reporter reena roy. we former president jimmy carter, now lying in repose at the carter presidential center in atlanta. >> his grandson, jason carter, honoring the work of the organization. his grandparents started. >> while we mourn my grandfather's passing, i know in my heart and you all do, that his legacy will live on, and not only because of the millions of people that he touched across

the globe, but very specifically because of your spirit and your knowledge and the work and the track record that you do every day. the public now visiting the carter center to pay their respects to the 39th president of the united states. >> hundreds lined the route on saturday as his funeral procession traveled from plains to atlanta. some are saying they felt obligated to pay their respects. >> s president carter, you know, he did a great job while he was president and stuff. so i just want to be here and pay my respects. >> on tuesday, the former president will travel to washington. there will be a service at the u.s. capitol that afternoon. the late president will then lie in state in the capitol rotunda, giving the public another opportunity to pay their respects. on thursday morning, dignitaries will gather at washington's national cathedral for carter, a state funeral. president joe biden expected to eulogize his longtime friend, the man born james earl carter jr, who took the oath of office simply as

jimmy i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear, will then return home to plains, georgia, for a private family service. reena roy abc news, atlanta. >> we're following new developments this morning on the new year's day attack in new orleans. right now, the fbi and state leaders are holding a news briefing. you're looking at a live picture of it. louisiana's governor announced plans to honor the 14 victims over the next three weeks. the fbi asked the public to continue sending tips and information to help them in their investigation. that comes as federal authorities are warning other law enforcement agencies to be on alert for copycat attacks. this comes ahead of president biden's visit to the city for a vigil tomorrow. here's abc news reporter christiane cordero. >> just days after that terrifying truck attack in new orleans, bourbon street is showing signs of returning to normal. >> the music is back, but the victims of that new year's day

tragedy have not been forgotten . on the street now lined with flowers, crosses and photos to honor those who were killed, including 21 year old hubert guthrie, whose family visited the memorial. 25 year old bill de mayo from new jersey, who was in town for the sugar bowl game, and 18 year old aspiring nurse nicci dedeaux. >> i don't understand why somebody could do something like this. we were all out on new year's eve having a great time. we were celebrating. we're celebrating life and this happens right? it's horrible. investigators are now looking into the international travel of shamsi deen jabar, the 42 year-old man suspected of carrying out that deadly attack , his half brother abdul tells abc news. >> jabar traveled to egypt for about a month in 2023, telling his family he was going because it was cheap and beautiful. sources tell abc news crucial to the investigation is whether he was radicalized prior to the trip, or if the travel marked the start of his radicalization. what i can tell you right now is that he was 100% inspired by isis, the atf also searching a

house, the suspect rented ahead of the attack. investigators say he tried to set a small fire in the hallway in his effort to destroy the house and other evidence of his crime. but officials say evidence has been recovered, including bomb making material. sources also tell abc news the fbi found bomb making materials inside the suspect's north houston home. new orleans city officials were warned in a 2019 confidential security assessment that broken blockades made bourbon street vulnerable to a vehicle attack. the city began installing new barriers, but that work hadn't yet been completed, and crews are now working to get those barriers installed. officials say getting the bollards fully functional is an urgent priority. christiane cordero abc news, new orleans. members of congress are talking about safety concerns following the new orleans attack. >> and this morning, congress woman michael mccaul spoke to abc's this week about the threat of radicalization and how it's growing online. >> so you really have two types

of threats. one is operate and the other one is inspired attacks radicalized over the internet. they're both equally lethal. um, and they need to be focused on to stop it >> mccaul is a republican congressman representing texas. he said that the incoming trump administration should be paying more attention to social media and the internet in order to see these warning signs before an attack happens. new this morning, italian prime minister giorgia meloni visited florida to meet with president elect donald trump this weekend at mar-a-lago. photos from the italian government show both world leaders speaking to each other, according to multiple reports, maloney planned to speak with the president elect about the war in ukraine on trade issues and the middle east . florida senator marco rubio and representative mike waltz were also seen at mar-a-lago. maloney's visit comes after an

italian journalist was detained last month by iranian police while reporting in tehran. tomorrow, the 119th congress, along with vice president kamala harris, will certify president elect donald trump's win in the election. monday's congressional session is expected to be less eventful, of course, than january 6th of 2021, as required by the constitution. the session is a routine event every four years. vice president harris oversees the process as the president of the senate. once votes are certified and the president elect will be inaugurated on january 20th. new this morning, united airlines passengers will have access to elon musk's starlink wifi. starting this spring, united will begin testing starlink on its commercial flights in february. the airline hopes to implement starlink on its entire two cabin regional fleet by the end of the year. all of united's

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>> you can come out here for a meal, you can go fishing. >> you can enjoy the wharf. it is safe to be here. we are thrilled to have the wharf open again on december 23rd. >> powerful waves slammed. the pier's already damaged south end, breaking off 150ft of the structure. the dolphin restaurant and a restroom both fell into the ocean during the collapse. three construction workers had to be rescued. the area had already been closed to the public for nearly a year because of previous storms. the city was spending $4 million to repair the section when the collapse happened. how quickly could we get this wharf open safely? >> that's the most important economic development action we can take is to get the wharf open so they can resume their businesses. >> the 110 year old half mile wharf is the longest fully wooden wharf in the western hemisphere. it's closure meant 20 restaurants and businesses were shut down during the normally busy weeks of christmas and new year's day, even as an employee lost a lot of money in just. >> i stopped working for ten days. >> people tell us they're happy

to be back at work, even if they're unsure of what's ahead. the mayor says climate change is having an impact and will affect the future. >> wharf's going to be here. it's going to have restaurants. it's going to have entertainment opportunities, fishing up. all those things are going to be the same. but what is the physical footprint, if you will, in the ocean? i think we should take some time and think that through. >> dion lim, abc seven news. in celebration of the santa cruz wharf's reopening. >> parking for the first two hours of the day will be free for the month of january. and lisa is tracking the latest on those high surf advisories. yes it's coming back into play overnight tonight into monday afternoon when the breakers will be over 20ft in some spots. >> but right now it's calm, it's sunny and we're on our way to a warming and dry trend, not only for the next few days, but for the entire week. i'll have the details after the break

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>> good morning. we are starting out with a picture perfect day out there. although a few high clouds will invade parts of the bay area today while we see a big change to our weather in a good way. but if you're in the nation's midsection or had travel plans, i'm sure they were squashed because we've had icing. blizzard conditions from kansas city where they could see record snowfall and we're talking a foot to two feet in spots, and then we had a cold front move through dallas fort worth, temperatures from the upper 60s to the upper 40 still dropping to near freezing. so this entire section from kentucky really a mess. and then by the end of the week, another system hitting the northeast back home. it is going to be nice this week. a break from the wet weather and very mild temperatures ahead. 49 san francisco. it's 50. in hayward 55 half moon bay from our east bay hills. camera top vollmer peak, you can see it's sunny, mid 40s for petaluma and concord

with 43. in livermore from emeryville. right now we're looking sunny, a little hazy out there. we'll get into partly cloudy, milder conditions today. gusty offshore winds arrive for tuesday and then we'll see the temperatures be the warmest arriving on tuesday, kind of dropping a few degrees and then another bump as we get into the weekend. so this pattern is going to stick around for a little bit. so as we get into your tuesday afternoon, look at the mid and upper 60s for everyone. but it comes at a price. we have gusty winds in the upper elevations up to 40 and 50 miles an hour. perhaps a wind advisory. and then we get into maybe a few degrees of cooling on wednesday. but notice thursday back into the mid and upper 60s. and this is going to take us through the next weekend. we also are watching the surf. so 4:00 monday morning to 4 p.m. on tuesday. right now it's pretty quiet benign, but the breakers could get quite intense again. here's a look at the winds there. very calm today . today a sea breeze. and then we'll see that wind shift by tuesday. overnight over 30 miles

an hour here. and we'll see gusts upwards of 40 perhaps at the surface. not as breezy but those gusts will be with us along the coast. and that's going to allow for some really big spikes in temperatures. so get ready for the windows to be open. taking a break on the heat throughout the upcoming workweek. low 60s today in oakland, this is near average mid and upper 50s for some spots with a little bit less sun. otherwise, we're in the mid 60s in san jose and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows how mild it's going to be, with temperatures climbing through the beginning of the week and then sort of stable, rising low to mid 60s, very nice week ahead with a break from all the precip. we've had. stephanie. >> all right lisa thank you. and you can follow along as the forecast changes with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven lisa and our weather team use will also send alerts with breaking updates. well, this afternoon, the 40 niners will

take on the cardinals for their season finale. quarterback joshua dobbs will lead the team as brock purdy sits out with that elbow injury on the court. the dubs are looking to string together another win as the kings make their way to the bay this weekend. golden state takes on sacramento at chase center tipoff for that game is at 530. here's abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez. good morning, warrior six game homestand continuing last night at chase. >> front end of a weekend. back to back hosting memphis saturday night. they will welcome the kings later tonight steph curry was out but still doing all the handshakes. pregame pumping up his teammates. rather see him in a jersey he will play tonight. end of the first quarter final sequence for the grizzlies jake lowry uh from way downtown. little double pump. it's good. warriors were up one after one. what a great shot though. and unfortunately after some good play of late at jonathan kuminga to the injury list. sprained his right ankle on this play in the second quarter. head coach steve kerr says it's significant an

mri coming later today. so without steph, without jc. andrew wiggins stepping up 18 in the third quarter off the turnover. wiggins the triple is good. curry it's got the goggles going. he sees it. final minute. wiggins time winding down. let's put a poster on it game-high 24 for wiggs. warriors win 121 113 two games over 500. they host the kings later today. they're five and two without steph this season. but don't tell coach kerr they're better without him. i got to be careful about answering this because i can see the headline now, kerr says. >> warriors are better without curry. i know, i know how you guys operate, so fantastic to be able to win a game. um, you know , against a great team without steph and then, uh, you know, get him the rest he needs for, uh, for tomorrow's game and be able to come back with him fresh and, you know, giving his knees a little rest. >> how about a little something on ice? sharks hosting the devils and a matinee there in san jose. third period, will smith, the saucer pass. macklin. celebration lights the lamp.

rookie leading 13th of the year two one. sharks late third two two. jarrett olav askarov keeping it tied. the devils thought they had a goal. he says no, sorry. and then cody cc under 30s to go. how about a hero moment. scores with just 24 seconds to go. sharks win 322 wins in a row after losing their previous eight straight handful of 40 niners are sitting out today. season finale in arizona. both due to injury and being out of playoff contention, including starting quarterback brock purdy. so joshua dobbs going to get his first start of the season for the niners and 15th of his nfl career. remember, he started in both arizona and minnesota last season and says it's been a bit of an adjustment not starting each year is really a lifetime of its own. >> um, especially in the quarterback position. so you just, you know, take the challenges, take the opportunities that each year brings you. you try to make the most of every opportunity you get to go out on the field and execute and play at a high level. and um, hopefully you're you're setting yourself up, you know, to be a starter and be a

guy that some organization can rely on week in and week out. that is your look at sports. >> have a great sunday. let's send things back to you. thank you chris. >> well, movie and netflix bidders are likely excited for what hollywood has in store for 2025 from wicked for good to a new season of netflix's wednesday. abc news reporter will ganz has his list of favorites. >> here are some major pop culture moments popping off in 2025, starting with not one, but two. >> michael b jordan's love you, brother. >> be careful. >> how will the actor playing twins in a new thriller called sinners out this march? >> but first, harrison ford is in marvel's captain america brave new world. >> your inner circle has been compromised as anthony mackie steps into chris evans's super shoes on valentine's day. >> welcome to the white lotus in th. >> the white lotus creator mike white promises season three, dropping february 16th will be longer. bigger and crazier. oh

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