creation will take immediate and decisive action to confront every single problem america faces. >> president elect donald trump is preparing to be sworn in tomorrow. tonight, he and first lady melania trump attended the national building museum dinner in dc. as many across the bay area held vigils and protests

over the incoming administration. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. trump's second inauguration has been moved indoors because of frigid temperatures expected in the nation's capital. top trump officials say he is preparing to take more than 200 executive actions on his first day in office. and tonight, the nation's capital is getting ready for his return. from what we understand, preparations are underway, including security measures. fencing and barricades are going up around the capitol. tomorrow, there will be thousands of police officers and more than 1000 national guards present. now, hundreds of thousands of people will be at tomorrow's inauguration. and that includes many republicans from the bay area. abc seven news reporter suzanne vaughn spoke with some of them tonight. >> it's a very active tons of security. everything is fenced off. >> john dennis is the former chairman of the san francisco republican party. sunday night, he was heading to a ball organized by the california gop to celebrate the inauguration.

>> you can see him, you know, just inside the capitol area and lots of fencing up in, up and around. standing outside the saint john's church. and this is all this whole area is sectioned off, but there's a ton of activity. >> jeff burns is chairman of the contra costa republicans. he and his wife will also join the nearly 350 republicans from california at the ball. bay area republicans were hoping to see the president speak in person, but the freezing cold weather changed that. >> i'd be lying if i didn't say i was disappointed that, you know, that we can't be outside on the on the steps of the capitol. but it is really cold. and i was out today and it was snowing. >> dennis and burns planned to watch the inauguration at the capital one arena. protests are expected in washington, d.c, because of donald trump taking office for a second time. >> that's that's part of politics in the united states. i mean, there's protesters here. i know there's been protests back in san francisco.

>> burns says despite those protests, it's important to look to the future and work together. >> we're all americans and we're all rowing the oars together to get to keep this country moving. >> dennis and burns acknowledged that president elect trump faces some big challenges. >> this is historic on a lot of levels. i mean, he's the second president and only the first one since grover cleveland to have sat out a term and come back. he is facing unprecedented federal debt, which which i think many of us feel is really the biggest issue facing us. he's made big promises on, you know, deporting illegal, illegal immigrants in the country. there's a lot of work to do. but at the same time, i think donald trump is serious about what he's promised. and i think he'll he'll do it. and i think he'll feel he's the man for the moment. >> in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> ahead of trump taking office tomorrow, protesters took to the

streets of san francisco. check it out. this was the scene at civic center this afternoon. more than 60 bay area community groups gathering against campaign promises they say are far right and backed by billionaires. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone takes a look at how other bay area communities are mobilizing. >> as i was walking. this land is your land. sung by dozens of people of all faiths who came together sunday night in palo alto for an an inauguration eve multi-faith vigil, lahore. allahu akbar. >> i think it's very important because we could support one another. we know that we have each other's backs. it's one community and all around the world. >> those were perhaps some of the most calming words from ninth grader asim ahmed shah, who held the call to prayer. this event comes on the eve of martin luther king junior day and on the eve of president elect donald trump being sworn into office. >> there are so many communities who are worried about what's

happening and what the executive order is going to be coming tomorrow. >> we are also on the eve of fear. >> the biggest concern among those here at this vigil new immigration policies, with many citing fears of possible deportations under the trump administration. >> there are divisions, but we're all at the bottom line. humans who want a safe place to live, who want to be in communities that are safe, who want our family members to not be separated from us. >> we have heard from many here speaking and singing about learning to love one another, and what many look at as a somewhat politically divided society. >> it is divided, but we could be together. we are like today. we are. and i think the world is trying to do that together, like martin luther king did once. we shall. >> overcome.

>> some day. j.r. stone abc seven news. >> be sure to join us for live coverage of the inauguration tomorrow. it all starts at 6 a.m. right here on abc seven. moving on. new at 11. one person is dead and several others hurt after a terrible crash in san francisco. it all happened just after six tonight at sixth and harrison, where a driver ran into at least six other cars, including an empty waymo stopped at a red light. neighbors heard the crash and came running. >> i heard like like a thunderous noise. like an earthquake. like it lasted at least around 5 to 7 seconds. boom boom bang boom boom boom like thunder even shook the building. >> debris from the crash covered half a block. a dog also died in the collision. police say they've detained a possible suspect at the hospital, and that person may be connected to a series of hit and runs on two 8-80 in the moments before the crash. they are investigating whether drugs or alcohol played

a role. the driver of this car escaped serious injuries after an amtrak train crashed into it. this afternoon's collision happened in oakley at the big break road crossing, and a san joaquin train to bakersfield slammed into the car at about 5:00. one of the 140 passengers on board suffered a minor injury. firefighters tell us the driver of the car declined medical treatment at the scene, but was not seriously hurt. the collision is under investigation tonight. an adult and a child are in the hospital after nearly drowning this afternoon south of half moon bay. firefighters say a boy was swept into the ocean at cowell ranch state beach. a man went into the water after him and they both were caught in a riptide before being rescued by firefighters and taken to the hospital. we are still working to find out their conditions tonight. now that incident illustrates the risk on the water tonight across the bay area. the national weather service has issued a beach hazard statement where officials

are warning to watch for sneaker waves, which can knock people off their feet and quickly pull them into the ocean. riptide currents are also stronger than normal. so with that, let's bring in abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian talking about our accuweather forecast. and also these rip currents really going to be a problem. >> they will be a dangerous sneaker. waves or rip currents may develop and wave heights are elevated. so it's something to be concerned about. this beach hazardous statement will expire tomorrow evening by the way. so here's your 24 hour weather day planner. starting early tomorrow morning, 7:00. it will be chilly. it will be breezy as we're going to have winds intensifying tomorrow 40 degrees inland at 7 a.m, even colder in some spots. mid 40s at the bay and coast. by noon it will be bright sunny, but gusty temperatures right around 58 degrees inland and near the bay. 56 on the coast. going into the late afternoon hours the winds will ease just a bit. it will be sunny, breezy, mild temperatures in the low 60s inland and around the bay of

60 degrees on the coast, and by 7 p.m. of course, it will be dark. the sun will have set. it will be clear and crisp with temperatures in the low 50s. i'll have the full accuweather seven day forecast and a look at that beach hazard statement and a frost advisory and a wind advisory a little bit later. dion. >> lots going on. all right spencer thank you. well highway one through moss landing is back open tonigh. days after the huge fire at a lithium ion battery plant led to a lengthy closure. monterey county officials say that fire destroyed 75% of the plant. the inferno erupted thursday evening and burned into friday. that blaze put up huge plumes of smoke in the air, as you can see. now, tonight, air quality officials are looking into what impact, if any, the smoke has on people's health. >> if we're not seeing anything in our monitors, we can feel fairly comfortable that there's no exposure taking place. >> the plant is located on the elkhorn slough, home to a threatened california sea otter population. researchers are focusing on the fire's impact to

these mammals. >> we'll just be watching and watching, carefully picking up any otters in distress, ofg up course, and not seeing any otters that turn up dead to determine their cause of death. >> health officials are working on a plan to monitor water quality in the area surrounding that plant. two developing news tiktok is back, at least for now. the social media app restored service sunday after being shut down saturday night, impacting 170 million american users and influencers who depend on the platform for their income. i spoke with a san francisco content creator with 2.4 million followers on tiktok. anna brown, known as anna twinsies, says she can make anywhere from 5 to $20,000 per collaboration post, and that 90% of her income comes from tiktok. the ban was worrisome, but she's got a plan b.

>> last couple of weeks everyone was talking about that and but i was like literally like thinking that they will figure something out to prevent it. some of them saying maybe vpn will work to have someone from abroad to manage their accounts. i mean, everyone has different plans, but no one knows for sure what's going to happen. luckily for me, i was like so happy that my instagram accounts suddenly started taking off. this year, i probably would be able to make it even without tiktok. >> in a message to users sunday, tiktok thanked donald trump, who is expected to issue an executive order to delay the ban for 90 days, though it is unclear how exactly that order would work. the law allows for a president to do that as long as tiktok's chinese owners are in the process of selling. but parent company bytedance has said it will not sell. trump is also behind a 2020 executive order in favor of removing the app from service. still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11,

a ceasefire in the middle east brings some hostages home today, and i hope that they are just elated with the news. >> and to be able to hug her and bring her home. >> we hear from a local group, both of them on both sides, about the deal and what's next for the region. plus, firefighters in los angeles making progress as dangerous conditions. return this week and see how many pets happen to be rescued from la

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days in captivity in gaza. >> we cannot imagine the horrors these three young women have endured in 15 months of hamas captivity. today we salute and embrace them and their families as they reunite after so long. >> 33 hostages will be released over the next six weeks, including two americans. palestinian prisoners in israeli jails will also be freed, beginning with roughly 90 people today. that ceasefire will also allow for aid to begin moving into gaza, including much needed humanitarian aid. the hostage release brings relief to the bay area's jewish community. leaders say they're optimistic the remaining hostages will finally come home, and palestinian americans are hopeful the ceasefire holds. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is speaking to those on both sides. >> we've been waiting for 171 days for the hostages to be

released. >> joy has been wearing this yellow ribbon pin honoring the israeli hostages. as president and ceo of the bay area jewish community federation, she waited with most of the world to see what would happen sunday. >> we were delighted to see that three of the hostages, including romi, emily and aaron, were released today. >> 24 year old romi golden, seen on the left, was abducted from the nova music festival, says she met with her parents last year. >> my heart is just with them today and i hope that they are just elated with the news and to be able to hug her and bring her home. >> she says nearly 100 hostages are still in captivity. >> so we're really focused on bringing the hostages home, and we manage here in the bay area for all of northern california. security across northern california, for all of our jewish institutions. so i'm optimistic this will bring a moment of peace for us and hope, hopefully lasting peace in the region. >> we've seen, you know, cease fire deals broken not just in the last year, but for decades.

>> palestinian americans in the bay area are hopeful the cease fire between israel and hamas will hold. they've been calling for a cease fire and pushing for humanitarian aid to gaza during months of protest. >> we're cautiously optimistic. we're, of course, elated to see our people, the children in gaza, walking out into the streets and screaming and crying tears of joy, to finally have a glimmer of hope, of life. >> both sides agree the road to lasting peace remains fragile. >> this is a collective sigh of relief, but it's really only for today, because we have to do everything we can to make sure that the cease fire agreement holds. >> in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news southern california is bracing for another round of rare and dangerous winds tonight. >> extreme fire danger is returning just as firefighters get close to containing the devastating palisades and eton fires. containment is up to 81% on the eaton fire. and as you

can see, drone video shows entire neighborhoods in altadena down to ashes. containment on the palisades fire is up to 56%. and today, firefighters reopened part of the burn area to residents. meantime, the state is putting more than 170 fire crews on standby to respond if new fires spark this week. now, bay area animal shelters are taking in pets from la by the dozens to make room for animals displaced by the fires. and tonight, there is some good news to share. the san francisco spca says all of the puppies that moved to is shelter have been adopted since the fires. 123 dogs and cats have found their forever homes. now, if you'd like to help in the wildfire recovery effort, we have an easy way you can donate. you can see that qr code on your screen, which will take you to a list of verified and vetted organizations that are helping survivors. and really, we were hoping for more relief. but the weather is not cooperating at all. >> not right now. so red flag

warning is going to be issued again for much of that area already affected by the fires. from tomorrow morning into tuesday evening, winds will be gusting up to 60mph or higher. and you can see on the satellite radar image here low pressure developing offshore there is contributing to the strong gusty winds that are developing down in southern california. meanwhile, high pressure will be in control of our weather, bringing us nice sunny skies, but it won't remain calm here very long. right now, the wind speeds are very, very light at five miles per hour and lower, but they are going to intensify tomorrow. and as a result, we have a wind advisory that will be in effect from 4 a.m. tomorrow to 1 a.m. tuesday for the north bay interior mountains winds. the sustained winds out of the north 20 to 30mph, with gusts up to 50mph at times, and there's a possibility of downed tree limbs and some power outages. we're looking at the forecast animation right now for the wind gusts notice tomorrow afternoon. the wind gusts will pretty much be at their peak here in the bay area, ranging from 30 to over 40mph in the windiest locations before tapering off late tomorrow night into the midnight hour

going into tuesday morning. now, 24 hour temperature change right now shows that it's several degrees warmer than this time last night, but it's going to get pretty cold tonight. in some spots, though. a frost advisory will be in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. this is for the north bay interior valleys, the east bay hills and interior valleys, the santa clara valley and the eastern santa clara hills. temperatures dropping down to as low as 33 degrees. frost will form, and it may damage sensitive plants. looking at current temperature readings 47 to 48 degrees right now, san francisco, oakland and hayward and redwood city, 43 and half moon bay and 51 at san jose. nice view from mount tam looking out across the bay under mainly clear skies. 43 right now in santa rosa, petaluma, napa, concord and livermore. fairfield is the chilliest spot right now at 37 degrees. let's take a look at our forecast headlines overnight. it will be cold. and i showed you that frost advisory. then for much of the day tomorrow gusty with a wind advisory in effect for the north bay interior mountains. midweek will bring us a little bit of a

warming trend. skies will be sunny the entire week, but the warmest days will begin midweek, and we still have that beach hazards statement in effect until 7:00 tomorrow evening. dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. and of course, there's the there's an increased risk of rip currents and sneaker waves moving along. looking at overnight conditions, low temperatures in most locations in the mid to upper 30s. a couple of locations right around the bay won't drop below 40 degrees and highs tomorrow, generally in the low 60s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. a nice day tomorrow for mlk day. notice the warm up midweek, wednesday, thursday, friday. high temperatures near the bay and inland about 64 to 66 degrees. that's nice and mild, almost spring like, but it will cool down again next weekend. >> way to burst our bubbles, spencer. >> well, that's what i'm here for. >> oh, well, thank you anyway. >> okay, well, still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11. see how pier 39 is celebrating 35 years of having with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires.

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on its docks. the pinnipeds began arriving a few months after the loma prieta earthquake hit san francisco in october of 1989. by january of 1990, a colony of the barking sea lions completely took over pier 39 kdoc, a record of more than 2100 sea lions visited in may and june of last year. you too, can celebrate the anniversary by sharing memories on social media with the hashtag pier 39 sea lions. well, the injury bug bites again. sarah hodges is here with what's going on with the warriors. sarah. >> dion. this team is just having a hard time staying healthy. draymond green and steph curry both on the injury report for tomorrow's game.

in last night's win over the wizards. today, he's listed as questionable in tomorrow's mlk matinee against the defending champion celtics. however, draymond green has officially been ruled out. green returned last night after missing three

games with an illness, but only played three minutes before leaving in the first quarter with a left calf issue. he did not return. we'll get a more official update on his injury come monday, but the guy is already talking like he'll be out for a bit. >> you know draymond someone can't really you can't replace you know his iq his defensive ability playmaking all that. you know it was just everybody collectively collectively has to come up and you know fill in filling his shoes. draymond obviously has a big presence on defense. and that's rebounding. that's on offense. and then just his presence on the court vocally is something that we'll miss while he's gone. but like i said somebody else got to step up. somebody's got to fill in. >> we're off to a snowy buffalo for the afc matchup between the ravens and the bills. awful first half for lamar jackson right here mishandles the snap trying to make something happen. loses the ball. and von miller picks it up and nearly goes all

the way. jackson with two first half turnovers. allen would sneak it in from there and add another near the end of the half. buffalo up 2110 at the break. bills fans hyped and for good reason. but under two minutes to go. the ravens down eight. jackson with all kinds of time and finds isaiah likely for the score. now they have to go for two in the tie. mark andrews right here all alone. but he drops it. oh no. he also had a costly fumble earlier. you can see it on the pylon. cam allen and the bills hang on 2725 and will face the chiefs in kc for the afc title game next week. >> you know we don't want our our season to end on a loss. and this gives us an opportunity to keep going. but we'll enjoy this one. you know a lot to learn from from this one. obviously it wasn't wasn't pretty. but these these playoff games you got to win by one. that's all that

matters. >> nfc playoffs the rams and philly eagles fans with their snow goggles on and even santa making an appearance. rams up seven six before the snow started and saquon barkley starting the storm with a 62 yard run, 1310 eagles at the half. it's close late. but look at barkley saying i got this before the snap and no lie detector there. one cut. he's gone 78 yards in the snow to ice. this one literally the rams just couldn't catch up. eagles win 2822 and will host the commanders in the nfc title game next sunday. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> much more to come on abc seven news at 11. president elect donald trump is being sworn in tomorrow. how this inauguration will be different and what his first priorities are. and more bay area cities issuing parking restrictions. the latest move aimed at cutting

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now. >> starting tomorrow, i will act with historic speed and strength and fix every single crisis facing our country. we have to do it. >> tomorrow, the united states will have a new president. president elect donald trump returns to the white house with an indoor swearing in ceremony because of frigid temperatures in d.c, and he plans to kick off his second term with a stack of executive actions. abc news reporter christiane cordero has details from capitol hill. >> the stage is set for president elect donald trump's return to the white house after months long preparations on the national mall. single digit temperatures forced trump's swearing in ceremony to the capitol rotunda. supporters who made the trip to d.c. will now watch from inside the nearby capital one arena. >> we were coming to the rally anyway, so i'm excited to be able to see him and support. >> i'm ready to have this world turned around, and it's been a long four years, and i'm ready. >> at the inauguration eve

rally. usa, kid rock and the village people performed alongside trump's signature dance, the president elect then doubling down on a series of campaign promises. >> we're all going to be sworn in together. >> top officials tell abc news trump plans to take more than 200 executive actions on his first day in office under one document, in what they are calling an omnibus executive action. >> oh, you're going to have a lot of fun watching television tomorrow, somebody said yesterday. sir, don't sign so many in one day. let's do it over a period of weeks. i said, like hell, we're going to do it over weeks. we're going to sign them at the beginning. >> among the potential declarations, a national emergency on the u. s. mexico border rescinding any dye or gender related directives from the biden administration and repealing rules on electric vehicles. he's also expected to delay the ban on tiktok by 90 days, a ban trump supported and acted on. four years ago. congress passed the ban into law

with bipartisan support, citing national security concerns, and the supreme court unanimously upheld the law. the app went dark in the u.s. on saturday ahead of the ban taking effect. it returned for users hours later with a message thanking trump. it's unclear how the tiktok ban will be resolved long term. its ceo has a front row seat to trump's swearing inow ceremony at the capitol. christiane cordero abc news, capitol hill. >> the head of the irs is stepping down tomorrow. danny werfel says he'll resign tomorrow after president elect trump is inaugurated. the incoming president has already picked former missouri republican congressman billy long to head the irs. long does need to be confirmed by the senate for the job. werfel could stay on, but would probably be removed by the new administration. mark zuckerberg, meta ceo, is co-hosting a reception for incoming president trump tomorrow. zuckerberg is joining forces with chicago cubs owner

todd ricketts and the widow of vegas business mogul and trump donor sheldon adelson to host the event. meta donated $1 million to support trump's inauguration committee. zuckerberg is one of several tech leaders who are forging closer ties to trump as he returns to power in the north bay. new parking rules are now in effect in napa, which officials say will reduce congestion on city streets. they'll also have a big impact on unhoused people living in rvs, rvs, busses and trailers can no longer park in the same spot for more than four hours. napa is the latest bay area city joining san jose in restricting rv parking. after a supreme court decision last summer allowed cities to be more aggressive in their homeless response. the turf wars are back on the peninsula. this week, leaders in palo alto are set to discuss the future of artificial turf on city fields. the city council is set to vote on whether to fund a six month study. the pros and cons of fake

turf. palo alto has three synthetic turf fields. the city put the replacement of one of them on hold. while it considers whether natural turf is better. that study could cost palo alto more than $230,000. well, to stay climate ready, we need to better understand the impact of natural disasters. and that includes wildfires. now, a team from stanford is searching for clues to a specific threat in areas around the los angeles fires. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian explains. >> for stanford researcher scott findorff. wildfire danger is as much about what you can't see as about what you can. like the effects of superheated fires on the soil. in a recent study we profiled on abc seven, his team revealed evidence that intense heat can turn naturally occurring chromium into a dangerous form known as chromium six. and he says the big concern is the way chromium six and a host of other dangerous compounds associated with fires can spread, especially if

they're carried along as particulate matter in smoky air. >> so first, on the scientific end, they need to know what are those particle sizes? where are they going to get within your respiratory system. or potentially if they're small enough into your bloodstream so they can understand the toxicological effects that you might be seeing. >> and the danger is compounded in the case of the los angeles fires, because of all the metals, chemicals and toxins contained in urban structures. fender's team from stanford's door school of sustainability is currently collecting air samples, trying to understand the fallout from differing stages of a firestorm that stretched from rugged hills and canyons into dense urban neighborhoods. work that will include measuring the size of the dangerous particles themselves. >> so we want to know from 2.5 microns down to things that are as small as 100 nanometers, which would be a nanometer, would be 1,000th of a micrometer. we want to know the particles, that whole distribution, because that's going to determine how deeply

into our tissue, into our lungs. we're going to see those particles transporting. >> and he says it's a threat that doesn't necessarily fade away with the smoke. that's because the settled particles can be churned back into the air by wind cleanup crews, or even future rebuilding. >> you still have particulate matter that's sitting everywhere. and it's right. it's easy to resuspend that back up. and so we need to be then concerned about what could we resuspend and what kind of risk mitigation do we need to take. >> planning for the invisible aftermath of a fire that's already left its visible scars across los angeles. spencer christian, abc seven news. >> happening tomorrow. events across the bay area to mark martin luther king jr. day. caltrans mlk celebration train has free service from san jose to san francisco for the martin luther king, jr. day march in the city. the first stop is 9:20 a.m. at the san jose diridon

station. people will begin gathering for the march at 10 a.m. at fourth and townsend in san francisco. over in oakland, a martin luther king junior rally will be held on hegenberger road at 10 a.m. and in san jose, an mlk ceek. cleanup starts at 9 a.m. at selma olander dog park. now to honor doctor king. entrance fees at national parks will be waived tomorrow. there are nine national parks in california, including the muir woods national monument here in the bay area. you will still, though, need to make parking reservations to get there before you visit. the national park service is encouraging visitors to give back by taking part in service activities. still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11, downtown napa is all lit up. we'll show you how to enjoy a dazzling festival of lights before it dims. >> i'm spencer christian winter is still with us, so we have a frost advisory in effect overnight. i'll have details in my accuweather forecast coming up when

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are they now? as youtube turns 20 and find out why her out of office emails are dividing the internet into tam tam social media debate that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven. >> the north bay is shining with creativity this weekend. napa is kicking off its lighted art festival. it features 11 sculptures all lit up throughout downtown napa. art will also be projected on three buildings. the festival began last night and runs through mid-february, and you can see the dazzling displays after 6 p.m. each night. in the east bay, a vibrant and colorful celebration of tet, the vietnamese new year. packed san antonio park in oakland for the city's little saigon tet festival, lion

dances, firecrackers, indulgent lunar new year treats. organizers had it all. the gathering brought together generations of families to celebrate reunion, hope and luck for a bright new year. hey! speaking of celebrations, abc seven is a proud sponsor of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th right here on abc seven at 6 p.m. and wherever you happen to stream abc seven news. >> i love all those new year traditions. i do too. >> and it doesn't matter what background you are. i mean, just the spirit of community is alive and well. >> absolutely. and we all have a new year to look forward to. >> and i'm looking forward to this weather forecast. >> well, maybe you won't after you see what i have in store. a frost advisory in effect for the north bay interior valleys, the east bay hills and interior valleys, and the santa clara valley and eastern santa clara hills. that's in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. temperatures as low as 33 degrees. we also

have a wind advisory that will be in effect from 4 a.m. tomorrow to 1 a.m. tuesday, and that's for the north bay interior mountains winds the sustained winds 20 to 30mph out of the north, but gusts will be as high as 50mph or higher. and we still have this beach hazards statement in effect until 7 p.m. tomorrow. dangerous swimming and surfing conditions. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. while all that's in effect, we still have sunny days ahead with a nice warm up. middle of the week wednesday through friday. it will turn cool again next weekend, but there is still no rain in sight. so if you like sunny weather, this is your kind of weather. >> not to mention it's still winter. we need to remember that. >> that's right. we don't et 66 degrees in the winter, but we'll take it when we can get it. exactly. that's right. spencer. >> thank you. okay, let's get back to sarah now with another preview of sports. hi, sarah. >> thanks, dion. usually this time of year, we're talking niners in the playoffs, right? they may not be in the postseason, but coming up after

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forty-niners playoff run, but this was not a normal season. it was one filled with injuries to key players. it started with an offseason filled with contract negotiation drama to ricky pearsall being shot during attempted robbery in union square over the summer. abc seven's chris alvarez recaps the season from the opening night win over the jets to a blowout loss in arizona, closing out a disappointing six and 11 campaign. >> the reigning nfc champion 40 niners began the 2024 season with sky high expectations, a convincing 3219 win over aaron rodgers. robert saleh and the new york jets furthered those beliefs. >> you know, i love where we're at, man. we just got to continue to stack weeks. >> stacking weeks became a problem for a team that showed early signs of not being able to close out fourth quarters. the 40 niners would lose three of

their next four games, with division losses in la and against arizona blowing fourth quarter leads in both. >> for like thursday is a must win for us, you know, and obviously we got to stop shooting ourselves in the foot if we want to be a good football team. >> the 40 niners got back on the right foot jumping for joy in a convincing win at seattle the following week in a super bowl rematch, patrick mahomes ran through the defense and brandon aiyuk was lost for the season. after a sunday night victory over the cowboys, the 40 niners entered the bye week four, and four small, consistent steps in the right direction lead to great results, and this was just one step. christian mccaffrey made his season debut in tampa. things got heated on the sidelines as the 40 niners escaped with a last second win. the rematch with seattle in week 11 was in the win column, until geno smith put the 40 niners to sleep with a last second touchdown scramble. >> it's not like us and uh, but that's just what we've shown this year. >> brock purdy's injured shoulder kept him out of the game in green bay, and the cracks in the foundation grew. when the 40 niners dropped their

third game in a row, losing mccaffrey for the season in a snowstorm in buffalo. two lackluster performances, dropping their playoff hopes. >> we're not as good of a team as those past teams, so that's kind of how i look at it. >> the 40 niners rallied to beat the bears in what would be their final win of the season, and days later, on a rainy thursday night against the rams, de'vondre campbell quit mid-game and the 40 niners dropped the ball with a chance to keep their slim playoff hopes alive. san francisco closed out the season with three more losses, falling to six and 11 overall, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2020. >> we never fully sold out for that year, but we always want to be competitive and feel like we have a chance to do that, and we felt that way about five years in a row. >> we have a high standard. we had high expectations. we fell short of that and it's our job to fix that. >> the college football national championship between ohio state and notre dame is in atlanta on monday night on our sister network, espn. it's the final game of the first ever 12 team

playoff. the irish looking for their first title since 1988, the buckeyes their first in a decade. both head coaches are aware of the history and legacies at stake. >> there are great stories on this team individually. there's great stories on this team collectively. but i've said this before, the only way those stories get told is if we win, there's zero motivation that is necessary to prepare for a national championship game. >> you know, when the game starts, we've got to do what we've done all year, but probably do it better than we ever have. >> women's hoops today, cal head coach charmin smith smiling and for good reason. her bears are ranked 18th in the nation and took care of business at wake forest today, took the lead halfway through the second quarter and never looked back. cal hit ten threes, getting the win 6755. they've won four of five and will be at stanford on thursday. speaking of the cardinal, they were at number 16 duke where it was. surf's up for the blue devils stanford trying to hang in there early. shea g with a

nice lay up there. former head coach tara vanderveer encouraging her former squad. but it was all duke from there. the block leads to the transition. three. it's a 25 to 7 second quarter as the cardinal lose 7449, their first loss to duke since 2008. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> sarah, thank you very much. and a final reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free. and that is all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news. at 11, i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and sarah and all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside where, according to spencer, the weather is chilly and cool, but

that warm up is happening midweek. all of your weather at abc seven news.com. have a great night. we'll see you in the morning.

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