... the hornets come from 11 down to win it 106-101. >> now at 11:00, steph curry served a monster performance with a three pointer that turned the tide against the cavs. >> they won four championships in eight years. it must be because of the jersey. >> you won't find this guy at a game without his jersey. but it isn't a warriors one. tonight meet the curry super fan paying tribute to the star's roots. why he say's curry's story inspires him every single day. i'm sara donchey, a live look at chase center tonight where the warrior's biggest star, steph curry, made nba history. he had a new three pointer milestone against the cleveland cavaliers. kpix 5 betty yu had a good assignment

tonight and was there with one special super fan. hi, betty. >> reporter: hi, sarah. that's right. now this fan became a warriors fan because of steph curry. he made it a point to be here at chase center tonight to witness the super star break yet another three pointer record. in a sea of blue and gold, you can always count on one fan to sport steph curry's red davidson jersey. his name is dr. michael sherman. >> i was initially a new york knicks fan. but since they don't have a basketball team anymore, i became a warriors fan just watching him. and in 2009, i've been wearing his jersey, just short of the reminder on what they do on and off the court himself. >> reporter: on the court, the first shot during friday's game was a three pointer. it thrilled the crowd as usual. but this one made him the first player in the nba to make the three pointer in 200 consecutive regular season games. >> another testament to how

steph is preparing himself to be a person of excellence and another milestone that is just another feather in his cap. >> reporter: he is an oncologist with the private practice in walnut creek. >> you treat cancer patients in your line of work. >> their lives are important to me and to them. i have to do the best i can do to educate myself every day to be a better doctor like steph does when he works every day to do the three-point shot. >> reporter: and he has been a front row season ticket holder since curry joined the team. >> i have been wearing this since 2009 and 2010 when i had to beg people to come to game with me. now people are texting me saying i saw you on tv. >> reporter: he met curry three years ago at an event. >> he has also changed the game of basketball. my son was shorter than me, but felt inspired he could actually make a three-point shot and be on the basketball team in high school. >> reporter: for dr. sherman, the davidson jersey is a

reminder of curry's roots. >> steph was never really highly recruited. he had to make his own name. in fact, his brother got to go to duke even though he didn't because he wasn't well recognized as a talent. so i was like the underdog in the overachiever. >> reporter: to make things even sweeter tonight, the warriors beat the cavs. steph curry scored 40 points. sarah? >> okay, i know a lot of people would argue. certainly steph is one of the greats. has anybody actually come close to this three-point record? >> reporter: you're right. steph is just breaking his own records at this point. but the only other player to go anywhere close to the record is kyle corver when he was with the atlanta hawks in 2014. he had a 127 game streak, which is also pretty impressive. >> definitely, betty. all right, thank you. i want to sit next to the doctor to let him know next time. tonight, the warriors debut

the jersey on court designed by the oakland artist. the jersey is meant to represent the roots in their community. >> it's been pretty surreal. it's been completely crazy seeing the players. the warriors, you know, they really care about lifting our women up, supporting them. there is a lot going on in the world with the women right now, so it is really important that we show that we're allies. >> all right, so charlie is here. come from behind win. nice to see that. good looking jerseys. >> they're 4 had-1. they haven't won one on the road. they also haven't beaten the team with a record above .500 this season. they came in at 8-3 to change that with a w today. new court for the golden state warriors. steph curry still the same guy. he put up 47 points in front of the home crowd on monday. he got to rest until friday. picked up right where he left off. to the highlights. 49ers receiver, they had courtside seats for

the game against the cavs. the final two minutes. warriors are down 3. curry looking for separation. he gets some space. i don't know you leave them open. but sinks it, tied game at 98. under a minute remaining in the game. donovan mitchell of cleveland. missed shot, the board up ahead. steph curry, lays it in and gives the warriors a two-point lead with 54 seconds left. he said i've got this. curry off the screen. fires, curry connects. gives a night night after delivering a 40-point outing. that's back-to-back 40 pieces for number 30. warriors on a 19-6 run winning it 106-101. that's now three straight games with at least 39 points. some of the talk right now has been the warrior's bench is struggling. klay thompson with his ups and downs. one thing that's constant, steph curry will go out there and give you 30 plus

every night. he has played at least 12 games this season and ten of them he has scored more than 30 points. >> i mean the consistency is -- i don't think i have ever seen anything like that. >> he's playing like 2020, 2021 curry, looking like an mvp candidate. a lot of basketball left to go. >> it's early, but very impressive. charlie, thank you very much. this is steph curry. >> no, i'm not. >> so steph is into a lot more than basketball obviously. he and other athletes like tom brady, are actually taking something of a financial blow tonight. they were global ambassadors and reported stakeholders in ftx, the largest crypto exchange, which suddenly filed for bankruptcy. on monday, the founder tweeted its company and assets were fine. today he resigned. ftx's downfall, which was as fast as it was shocking has basically turned the crypto industry upside down. da lin spoke to

crypto investors who have already learned the hard way. >> reporter: if you own bitcoin or other digital currencies, tech experts say you will likely continue to lose money. kimberly is on the move looking for a new apartment. >> if i had an extra $40,000, that would make finding an apartment in san francisco a lot easier right now. >> reporter: that's roughly how much money she lost in her cryptocurrency investment this year. >> i'm definitely grieving that loss because i did the thing you're not suppose to do, right? i did -- i did invest my savings. >> reporter: she did not use ftx as an exchange, but the collapse of ftx, the second biggest crypto exchange, will further push bitcoin and ether prices down. that's why it hurts investors and the industry as a whole. >> 2022 is a bad year for cryptocurrency from the beginning to the end. it's lost two-thirds of the market value.

>> reporter: the professor, the tech expert, teaches cryptocurrency at san jose state. he says this is the fourth crypto crash in the last 12 years. and it's going to further hurt the industry's credibility. >> too much money we create greed. no oversight will make people make bad decisions. >> reporter: as a crypto exchange, rketace for people to sell, and store digital currencies. >> all the withdrawals are stacked. i can't get the money out. >> reporter: and he tried to withdraw money from the platform this week. but they could not get their money back. >> i thought it was very secure. i have lost almost a couple million dollars. i am probably never going to trust any exchange anymore. >> reporter: the best case scenario for them is to get pennies on the dollar. that's the best thing they can do. >> reporter: kimberly says the latest crash left her with $10,000 in her crypto investment. at this point she said selling her bitcoin and getting out is not an option. >> if i hold on to it and it goes high again, then i have

the opportunity to recoup at least maybe i don't lose the money. >> reporter: kimberly and tech experts say the biggest lesson here is treat crypto investments like gambling in vegas. only play with money you're willing to lose. in san francisco i'm da lin, kpix 5. well some experts and lawmakers have more oversight. an idea that will probably get a lot more traction now after ftx has lost potentially billions of dollars. >> i'm curious to see whether or not capitol hill really will eventually start looking at how to be responsible with this stuff. it is very clear one way or another, it's going to be around for a while. so making sure people are safe and protected and at least know what they're getting into. i think it's really critical. >> so you might have felt some shaking in the east bay tonight, probably not much though. a 2.8 magnitude quake hit about a mile away from the

city of alamo. brian hackney tweeted out in 2008 it felt like my tummy digesting my chocolate and banana chocolate crepe i had. brian likes to overshare, i think. >> that is very descriptive. >> we live in alamo. my wife reported feeling absolutely nothing. might feel a few rain drops tomorrow. it's an outside chance, but a chance for some showers moving into the north baby saturday afternoon. we'll track that in futurecast. we'll have the whole weekend coming up. up next, she was once the world's youngest self-made billionaire. now she's asking for south bay judge to go easy on her. as people go grocery shopping this holiday season, it's going to cost you more to fill up one of these carts. how inflation may impact what you

democrat mark kelly has won the arizona senate race beating out trump backed republican trent masters. this puts his party one victory away from clinching control of the senate. it will all come down to two states, nevada and georgia. georgia is headed for a runoff. donald trump is suing the house committee investigating the january 6 attack after

issuing a subpoena requiring him to testify, which he hopes to avoid. trump is back by the dillon law group headed by bay area republican harmon dillon. warrenton who works out of the virginia office said in a statement, "long held precedence and practice maintains separation of powers prohibits congress from compelling a president to testify before it." convicted theranos founder, elizabeth holmes, asking a judge to go easy on her ahead of her sentencing hearing. her lawyer is asking for 18 months of house arrest instead of 20 years in prison for her four felony fraud convictions. they argue she was the victim of an abusive relationship and that she's been mocked and vilified by the public. her sentencing hearing is set for next friday. well as we count down to thanksgiving, we should also probably be counting our dollars. this one is going to be expensive. you can thank inflation for that. food was .6% more expensive between

october and september only. grocery prices have jumped up since the beginning of the year. andrea nakano has more on what bay area families are dealing with that. >> reporter: people are feeling the pinch in their pocketbooks everywhere they go. joe pratt has seen the impacts of inflation firsthand. >> i mean i have been shopping forever. definitely things are not on sale as much as they used to be. and fruits and vegetables have gone way up. you can't find some stuff in the frozen place. >> reporter: this holiday season, it's not just about inflation. when it comes to serving your thanksgiving turkey, the bird flu is also to blame for raising prices. the average price for a whole frozen bird is $2.45 per pound. and up from last year. those

prices are prompting some to switch up their menu. >> and only because we will have a small crowd. >> reporter: due to inflation, some food pantries are seeing a significant increase in demand. >> and in a lot of them because of the pandemic, they lost their jobs or a part of the hour they're working. and so they haven't been able to get caught up with that. >> reporter: brenda with the multicultural center says it serves about 300 families every week. reaching out for help to try to make ends meet. >> they go to our food distribution sites to try to save a little bit of money on groceries to go towards rent or gas. >> reporter: while there are signs nationally that inflation is coming down. according to the bureau of labor statistics, consumer prices here in the bay area went up 6% compared to the same month last year. but joe

is holding on to hope that he sees some relief as a consumer soon. >> that's all we can have is hope. i don't know if anything will come down. doesn't seem like it in this short term. >> reporter: andrea nakano kpix 5. it is starting to feel closer to something of the holiday season. the ski season is officially here. a week ahead of schedule thanks to the recent storms. opening up this weekend to welcome the first guest of the year, which a few weeks ago seems highly unlikely. >> right, all it takes is a couple of decent snow events and we have that base to ski on and the promise of, well, a little bit more snow. >> the injuries probably. >> yes, likely. it's one of the risks you run when you're hurdling downhill. but let's take a look at how much is expected in the high sierra. the same system that will bring us a chance for showers over the weekend will bring in a few inches of snow and maybe

approaching 6 inches from some of the highest elevations just enough to freshen up the slopes on saturday for the sunday skiers when the sun is going to reemerge. clouds will increase, but those will be few and far in between. light showers more likely, but far from likely overall. north of the golden gate on saturday afternoon. look at futurecast in just a moment. even as the sunshine will reemerge. it won't have a huge impact. those will remain below average for a while. the trailing end of the first ripple of energy has been skirting through the north bay. a few radars returning then. we may see a few patches of mist and drizzle across the bay area tonight, but they won't amount to anything more than a trace of moisture. a significant batch of moisture looks like it will be heading into the counties tomorrow morning dropping down towards the north bay in the afternoon. but it's like you would build a wall. it doesn't look like much of that moisture is going to actually make it much farther south into

the bay area. a few hit or miss showers are possible and flexible with outdoor plans. it's not going to be an all-day washout. your odds of picking up the trace of total rainfall will be 1 to 3 on the high end. they will break back through for sunday and a nice day overall. but right now temperatures have dropped off quickly. still holding on to 51 degrees in san francisco. with the clouds increasing overhead. those temperatures won't increase too much further. early tomorrow morning with a few upper 30s in the north bay valleys. temperatures tomorrow, about the same as they were today even with the mix of clouds and sunshine. the chance for showers about 5 to 6 degrees above normal. everybody else though, doesn't matter if you're on the south end of the bay, inland in the east bay, everybody is going to be in the upper 50s and the lower 60s. more typical of late november, early december as opposed to the middle of the month. temperatures in the upper 60s around the bay and north of the golden gate. the cooler weather

further north, mendocino, lake county, best chance for temperatures staying in the 50s. the niners game on sunday looking good. 57 degrees at kickoff at 5:20 in the evening. the sun would have been down for about 25 minutes at that point. make sure you bring in some layers to stay warm as they fall throughout the evening. our temperatures are going to warm up by next week. a return to near average levels by tuesday, wednesday, thursday. other than that slight chance for a shower tomorrow. the rest of the seven-day forecast is dry. it looks like the next chance for rain is at least ten days off in the future. forecasting stuff that far in advance is chance at best. we'll keep an eye out for the next opportunity. feeling of accomplishment and being there for your family member. he's making a six figure income now. >> a local veteran using her background in tech to help other service members start a second career and i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable,

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this veterans day, we want to spotlight the army combat making dience. rancisco who is she's not only breaking all types of stereotypes. >> i always say the army raised me because we went in so young. >> reporter: even as a young girl in morocco, picturing herself in uniform. then she came to the united states as a teenager. >> i tried to join the marines when i was 17, but mom wouldn't sign off. so i had to go to uc davis and during my second year i thought i was wasting my life. i was like i could go to school and be at war at the same time, so i joined the army. >> reporter: it was a career she literally jumped into becoming a paratrooper who left from planes and specializing in signal intelligence. she served in iraq during operation iraqi freedom. eventually transitioning to civilian life working for the department of defense and then to what would become the second career back home in san francisco, tech,

mainly twitter. >> it just made sense to transition to a similar role being elite on a team specifically content moderation or anything, anywhere from counterterrorism and combating the exploitation. >> reporter: it was ten she connected with the non-profit that helps veterans train for and land jobs in technology. it was a natural fit. >> it's a community that's highly skilled. especially as the veterans. that's what we have now. >> she doesn't look like what they expect them to look like. when you can see that face and know that, you know, you can do it too. >> reporter: vets in tech offer training from cybersecurity, web development, a.i., and helps them secure jobs and even fund new companies. but most importantly, it offers them a fresh start. sometimes a second

chance. >> this one veteran who literally lived out of his car, who took some of our courses. he's making a six figure income now. >> reporter: it's a mission that's as personal as it gets now for the veterans she call her brother and sister. >> the feeling of being there for your family member because every veteran is my family, okay? we already showed you the warriors taking down the cleveland cavaliers. steph curry with 40 points tonight. we do have more sports to get to including sharks and stars from dallas, stanford basketball played on a baseball field. look at who is returning for the 49ers this weekend. elijah

what's going on, everybody? chargers 49ers matchup is going on. san francisco is a seven-point favorite over the banged up l.a. chargers. they have a million injuries right now. meanwhile the 49ers are as healthy as they have been all season. a list of the returning players. jennings, elijah mitchell, linebackers greenlaw. the list goes on and on. offensive linemen all set to play. sharks and stars in dallas. a u.s. army veteran with the army puck drop, fired. who