remembering the lives of harvey milk and george moscone he began, the woman who says that she narrowly escaped their assassin >> we learned later that he had a list, and i was on that list. willie brown was on that list. >> we are believers in women's rights, and support them. >> more than a game, team usa speaking out before their world cup match . the controversial post from the national soccer federation. and, millions returning home from things giving, just in time to hear dr. fauci talk about safely celebrating christmas. went more than 300 trees in walnut creek may be chopped down in a controversial development. >> we begin in san francisco tonight come in the castro district. the 43rd anniversary

of the assassinations of supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone. supervisor betty yu talks with a former sentences go supervisor about milk's legacy, about how she, too, was a target. >> reporter: among the crowd of mourners who showed up at harvey milk plaza, in the castro, for the vigil, or people who knew the supervisor personally. >> we have to always remember what has happened in the past, so that, hopefully, we can look forward to a future where it will not happen again. >> 84-year-old carol ruth said silver was a sentences go supervisor and friend of harvey milk. they were both elected in 1977. milk, and mayor george moscone he was associated assassinated 44 years ago, today. >> in a, 44 years, it's time to stop crying, and to say, what have you done? i have done lots of things in harvey's name. i was on the

board of supervisors for another 11 years, after he died, and as much as i could, the things that he had been interested in. >> reporter: milk was the first openly elected official in california, and one of the first in the united states. silver, a civil rights activist, has continued his work, fighting for lgbtq rights. >> he stood for allowingpeople, lesbians, trends , bisexual, people who were sexual minority. that is a person that did not a term that did not even exist when harvey was alive. max sanders vigil also honored the five victims of the lgbtq shooting in colorado springs. silver has attended almost all of the vigils in remembrance of milk and moscone he, over the last four

decades. she said come on the day of the assassinations, she was having a breakfast meeting with a political supporter, who insisted on having just a bit moof i tesay,halfof coffee saved my life, because my office was right next to harvey's, and , had dan white shot harvey -- first he shot george, then he came over and shot harvey, and we learned lady that he had a list , and i was on that list. willie brown was on that list. >> harvey told us back in the 70s that we could confront the hate and ignorance, by coming out. >> gran craig, a friend of milk who worked with him on campaigns was among several speakers. silver said she will always remember milk's humor . >> as a friend, he was very funny. he was a comic -- he used to come to my house, and my kids were there, i had two sons -- i have two sons, and

they were little kids. and, he would joke with them and play with them. he was just a nice, nice person. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> harvey milk made history as one of the first openly elected officials . now, after this most recent election, at least 10% of california legislators, all democrats, identify publicly as lgbtq. it is believed to be a first for any u.s. state, that is also in line with the most recent census data, which showed 9.1% of all californians identify as lgbtq. >> despite progress in the u.s., the fight for equal rights continues in many places around the world. that fight is on full display during the world cup. seven european teams were told they could not where rainbow armbands at the tournament. fans were reportedly asked to remove

rainbow hats and put away small rainbow flags. german players protested by wearing rainbow symbols on their socks. >> iran is calling for team usa to be kicked out of the world cup tournament but this comes after the u.s. soccer federation took a firm stance on its social media platform, showing solidarity for protesters in iran. iran's national flag, without the emblem of the islamic republic was posted across all of the u.s. soccer teams social media accounts. team officials said, today, that they wanted to change the flag for 24 hours, to show support for the women in iran fighting for basic human rights. the graphics have since been deleted, but usa players remain firm on their stance. >> we support women's rights. we always have, we always will. that message will remain consistent. >> usa faces a matchup with iran at the world cup on tuesday. the rarest of all sites developing in china, this weekend. public protest. the

chinese government is receiving pushback against its unending cobit restrictions. demonstrations in several large cities angry over the renewed round of ctio . protesters also blame those restrictions for a deadly fire. >> reporter: what would have been unthinkable. down with xi jinping, down with the communist party. the protest in shanghai, and other cities were sparked by a tragedy thousands of miles away in western china. 10 people, burned to death, in an apartment fire last week . a furious crowd gathered around government offices, convinced that cobit restriction's have stopped the fire engines from reaching the blaze. authorities deny that, but the story brought people into the streets intimacy with the victims, , and in anger with

the government's heavy-handed policies. at the vigil in shanghai, they held up sheets of paper to symbolize the way critics of the government are routinely silenced. and by sunday night, another vigil, underway in beijing, had spun off even more protests. some of the pushback against zero cobit may have been experienced by chinese viewers seeing crowds at the world cup, unmasked and unafraid. by now it appears estate tv was censoring images of those barefaced spectators. all a part of xi jinping's plan to double down on his zero cobit policy, and the sight of citizens chanting lift lockdowns is unlikely to change his mind. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. thanks giving weekend might be wrapping up, but we are still in the beginning of the

holiday travel season. that means the so-called triple epidemic of cobit, flu, and rsv is far from over. many pediatric hospitals across the country are at or near the breaking point. this week, ucsf benioff children hospital in san francisco put up a surge tank to add seven pediatric beds. rsv is especially dangerous for small children, and the elderly. this morning, on face the nation, dr. anthony fauci said, to take precautions, before any large holiday gatherings . >> one of the things you have to be careful of , is to look around, not only for your own protection, but for the protection of the people that you are going to be in contact with . >> medical experts say to get your updated flu and cobit vaccines so there is no vaccine for rsv. dr. fauci also recommended testing for co- , before and after family gatherings. >> the holiday travel rush is winding down at airports throughout the country. da lin is at sfo saying it was a

bittersweet day for some heading home after things giving. >> a very busy evening at sfo as things giving travelers arrived home. local airports say the numbers are not quite 2019 pandemic levels, but they are getting closer. >> a lot of hugs and tears at the drop off area. family saying goodbye to their loved ones after things giving gatherings. >> does not get easier, it is always tough. we have a hard time. there will be some tears, but not right now. >> reporter: the rojas family sending their son back to college after the short holiday break. >> a lot of tears. a lot of tears. >> reporter: healthcare worker to rena esther says happy tears, as she finally saw her family for things giving. >> i did not see them in 2024 or 2021, because of cobit, so that made the reunion that much sweeper. sweeter. i just got back to colorado springs from seeing my mom and brother and it was phenomenal . phenomenal. too short. >> reporter: many travelers tell me they noticed the uptick

in passengers . >> going and cutting back, all the flights were packed, it feels like the closest thing we have had to normal in a while. >> reporter: sfo officials said their busiest day was thursday, november 17th, with about 400,000 travelers. is mulled up on friday with 100,000 travelers and the day before things giving, roughly 122,000 people. sfo officials say before the pandemic, the would see roughly -- domestic travelers are almost back to 100%. the decline is mostly due to chinese flights, because of the strict cobit policies in that country. at the smaller san jose airport, officials say they sought roughly 38,000 passengers on november 17th, and just over 31,000 the next

day, they say that is about 20% below pre-pandemic levels. we could not get the numbers for oakland international airport. despite flat packed flights, it all went well. >> i have a fear of flying, it was actually smooth going, coming and going. >> reporter: sfo officials say many of the flights were on time, there were some minor delays. most of those flights leaving the east coast. at sfo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. if you were on the road, good news and bad news this weekend, the price of gas continues to fall, but it is still the highest in the nation, in california, where a gallon of regular is just over five dollars. worse, it is the highest things giving national average price since aaa started keeping records back in the year 2000. still about $1.50 higher than the national average. still ahead on kpix 5 news at 11:00 we have the details on what is next for a proposed

development near heather farms and walnut creek. what the board of supervisors could decide this week. steph curry making dreams come true, on and off the court, tonight, in minneapolis. struck coming up in the first alert forecast, there is still a good chance we will get this rain on thursday. we take a look at the latest update and just how likely that might be. but, more important than that might be how cold this week will get, regardless of whether we get the rain or not. i will show you that coming up in the first al

east bay supervisors will decide in two days whether to approve plans for a large senior development in walnut creek. it will go up on a 30 acre site known as a seven hill ranch near 680, just west of heather farm park. the proposal includes a 30 single-story buildings with 354 housing units and a medical center. a huge clubhouse, and the parking garage. this is video of the property provided by a group of testing the plan but they are upset because it calls for the removal of more than 300 protected trees, and would create traffic. proponents argue the project will help ease the housing crisis and provide healthcare services. the board is expected to make a decision at its tuesday morning meeting.

here is something you don't see every day, an amazing story of survival in maryland after a small plane crashed into some power lines. the aircraft ended up dangling about 100 feet in the air. look at that. it happened as the pilot was trying to land at an airport in montgomery county. rescuers did save the pilot and passenger, both were trapped inside and both are doing all right, tonight. no word yet on what led up to the crash, which, as you might guess, knocked out power to nearby residents. a double dose of new tonight. >> good way to put it. to focus is really. how likely is rain on thursday, but maybe more important, how cold is it going to get before that rain gets here? it is going to get cold this week. not so much tonight, that is our view from the top , looking out over the city, real pretty. if we put the current numbers on, we will

see temperatures have already started to dip into the upper 30s in some spots. 39 in petaluma, but mid-40s for many other locations. those numbers, from where they are here, will go down, so that when we bottom out, it is in the mid-30s in santa rosa and will be low 40s just about everywhere else. it is cold, but it will get colder than that but i will show you how this will play out. tuesday and wednesday morning in particular will be pretty cold. daytime highs tomorrow are already lower than that because we are about 10 degrees below where we have been. low 60s, the cooldown. some wind to go along with that as well. you can see the change in how we do this when we look at the big picture. there is a weak little system, a little cold front that will move through tomorrow . all the clouds you can see are coming our way, but in order to visualize the cold air that will get transported, if we -- right around 4000 feet of ground level, what's the temperature there? that's one of the best way to track how colder air is getting transported. you can see the deeper shades of blue getting pulled our way. in addition to that, the lineup gets a little

breezy. sir, the thermometer is 10 degrees cooler, tomorrow, on its own. and then, there is also a 25 mile-per-hour wind at times which will feel cooler. that is the main thing on monday. but, the real cold will come in the mornings on wednesday. we get a bit of snow out of this, by the way, in the sierra. this is late monday into tuesday, it is maybe an inch at donner pass. this is one of the systems that is able to drop snow over there on the east side of the state and does not bring a drop of rain here. what it does do is bring the cold air. that is what we are talking about. northbay valleys, morning lows into the upper 20s on tuesday and wednesday. and, if we do the comparison, let's take that wednesday where we bottom out at 28 in santa rosa, that will be our north bay example, we don't all get that cold. that is the extreme, but, you can see where the numbers will be pretty much bay area wide. middle and upper 30s, that will be a 37 degree morning in san jose, that is cold. regardless of whether we need that umbrella on thursday, let's look at the rain. how is that storm shaping up? pretty good. at this point. so, this is

thursday , which means we are looking ahead today for . really, you want to get within day three before you really start ratcheting up the confidence level. but, for the last two days there has been consistency in the model that the system still looks like that on thursday. if it looks like that on thursday, that actually comes to be, we could get like a half an inch of rain here from that, throughout the day on thursday. and, if you want to keep playing this game, there is another system after that one coming through on saturday. so, there is reason to be optimistic, we will not get caught up in how much rain we got from this just yet, it's too early for that. let's focus on the probabilities, at this point. right now it is high enough that we have a chance in the morning on thursday. scattered showers on friday because we will be in between systems. saturday, the next system comes in, hopefully gives us more rain, that means we will keep the chance of scattered showers perhaps on sunday, but really, it would be thursday and saturday at this point for the two days with the

most noticeable rain. again, look at the temperatures before that. daytime highs in the inland valleys, upper 50s for daytime highs on wednesday, that is it. so, that will feel different before any of the rain gets here. all right, guys, back over to you. >> thanks, darren. coming up next, steph curry wringing hope and happiness to a fan in minneapolis. and, a holiday weekend is usually pretty big for the box office, we will tell you what movie took the top spot when we come back. >> they are playing at an unreal level right now. >> the nfc west? >> the raiders will win this game. >> warriors, a splash in the land of 10,000 lakes. those stories and more, on game day at 11:30. s

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chance for sports tonight, the warriors beat the timberwolves in minnesota. we will have highlights on game

day but for now let's talk about what happened off the court. >> steph curry took time to meet with a young fan who was shot while riding a car over a year ago. david shuman has the story. >> reporter: the timberwolves lost badly to the golden state warriors on sunday. but, with davion garrett jr. one big. >> we haven't stopped smiling since we've been here, and that is a sign of joy. >> reporter: this was his first game since being shot in north minneapolis in 2021. he is still working to walk and speak again, but one thing the shooter cannot take from jr. was his love for the warriors. >> when we get these boys back, i am yelling and screaming for the warriors. >> the bedroom makeover was a gift for his 12th birthday that wcco did a story about. the warriors arranged to set him up in a suite. >> birthday, christmas, thanksgiving, this is all wrapped up in one, this is a celebration. >> reporter: the party was only getting started. >> look at how he starts smiling. yeah.

>> reporter: stefan curry, nba superstar, and the nba's best player, wanted to meet with him. >> thank you so much for supporting me and the whole team, we will try to win another championship >> reporter: to warriors, together. >> this was a dream come true for junior and he let you guys know, and stop smiling since we've been here, and i am smiling for him more, because he deserves it, and thank you so much. >> reporter: in minneapolis, david shuman. >> this warriors team is a special play because curry is not the only player he got to meet, he also spent time with andre green. so far no arrests have been made in the shooting. was the weekend feast or famine at the box office? we have the numbers. a reminder to download the kpix 5 app which gives you access to bay area cbs

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welcome back. black panther, wakonda forever went back for thirds this weekend.

at the box office, trying for its third straight weekend crown. >> david daniel has early estimates for the box office top five from friday through sunday. >> you believe you are not worthy. but, fate does not make mistakes. >> reporter: black adam is at $153 million domestic . in fourth place, the men who served up a sophomore we can worth $5.2 million. the korean war drama, devotion, based on a true story debuted in third place with $6 million. >> the animated adventure strange world opened in second place, discovering $11.9 million in ticket sales. >> reporter: for the third straight weekend, no movie came close to black panther, wakonda forever. the sequel made $49.5

million for the mystic total of $367.7 million, already the sixth highest grossing movie of the year. in hollywood, and david daniel. glass onion, a knives out mystery open for one week in moderate release before debuting on netflix next month. opening next weekend -- excuse me, violent night . walking on a moving bridge 100 feet in the air sounds like your idea of fun? we have details on what could be your next adventure.

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game day for november 27. forget the shutout streak for a second. the last time for the

49ers to score was the chiefs, late october. but this one, the saints game, they would have to find a way to win. they didn't do too much this week in practice. no one on the short work expected perfect football. just win the game. get to 7-4. jimmy garoppolo and the offense is sluggish after the win in mexico city on monday night. the tough defense, first quarter, garoppolo relied on his weapons. here he connected on third down. 19-yard pickup. good for a first down. garoppolo on the third goal and five with the tight end, george kittle. settling for the field goal. yeah, they would talk about it. the second quarter up three. garoppolo rolled out. opening it up for brandon ayu, it's a big game. few plays later, garoppolo went right back again. got them into the red zone. they got all