jimmy garoppolo under pressure on 3rd down and he paid the price. his left foot turned awkwardly and now he will undergo season-ending surgery. >> just hearing it was crushing. we know what he's been through and how hard he's worked. >> it sucks. everybody had a lump in her throat finding out what happened to him and the message is next

to real estate, it is location, location, location. but, timing can make or break the deal, because buying at the right time can save you big bucks. some housing experts say it may be wise to wait.

tors, e bahog e association rket peaked apri at s enying price for a single family home. $1.5 million. it dropped to 1.2 in october. the november numbers won't be out for a couple of more weeks. synthesis go peaked in march just after $2 million. it dropped to under 1.7. alameda county peaked in may, at $1.5 million. it dropped about $300,000 down to 1.2. santa clara county peaked in april, 1.9, dropped to $1.6 million. these october numbers are the median prices we saw back in 2021. keep in mind that home prices have been going up every year for the last 10 years , they finally started to dip in the summer. >> reporter: oil prices will continue to fall, some believe they could go down to 2019

levels. mbmpve s dian ices would dran00,00, t 2017 must account is unlikely tohapp housing bubble. >> reporter: there are some housing experts who believe prices won't fall too much more. they say if you plan to live in the house for the next 8 to 10 years, have a stable job and are financially ready, then by now, because demand is very low. fewer bidding wars and supply is up. you get a chance to have negotiating power over the seller. as for the high interest rates, they say date the rate, meaning you can refinance when the rates are low. the question of to buy, or not to buy really depends on your personal situation. if you think a big recession is coming, and sentences go, i'm da lin, kpix 5. still ahead, tonight, we are not just focusing on what happened during the 49ers game

today, but, a very special event to honor a teacher who has impacted so many young lives. then, how one bay area city is trying to get more black-owned businesses involved in the holiday shopping season. and then, we find out what happens to millions of pieces of luggage that go missing during the holiday travel season . ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ gs t pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird like a trip to great wolf lodge. earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. stream your heart out with the ultimate streamer setup when you get internet with unlimited data

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move over, black friday, today is oakland's black sunday. >> as john ramus shows us it is giving african-american businesses a chance to participate and thrive during this holiday season. >> reporter: this is the fifth annual black sunday expo in oakland. an event which celebrates the spirit it takes to pursue a big dream by opening a small business. >> reporter: the vendors at sunday's expo may not have the money to compete head-to-head with big retailers like target or amazon , but, they do have the courage to try. >> there are a lot of businesses in oakland, but, they are very small. that is why these events here are important , so that we can elevate them. our job is to help our businesses, the

community find out where they are. >> reporter: most of these people have no formal training, just an idea for a business, and the faith in themselves that they can make it work. that is what happened to tracy joy ramos, she quit her job as a designer for large clothing companies, and began studying how to make floral arrangements. something that she was never really confident about. >> then, one day, a lightbulb went off, and i realized, i think i am pretty good at this. >> reporter: now, she is prospering as a floral and event designer, and helped to create the decor for sunday's holiday expo. >> there is a really good feeling when it all comes together. >> reporter: on mother's day, tracy opened her first brick and mortar flower shop in san leandro. >> always think outside the box. because, you just never know. right around the corner might be something that you are amazing at , and that you really enjoy. even if you fight against it, like i did for a while. >> reporter: sherry vance did not fight it. she found it big mamas desserts in the middle of

the pandemic , with nothing but her grandmother's recipes, including one for an amazing poundcake. >> i made the cake, i put it on facebook, the rest is history. they just started, bing, bing, bing. and then all of a sudden, i was making enough money to pay my mortgage. >> reporter: for these african-american entrepreneurs, this is just the beginning, and there are no guarantees . but, those who are finding success say it takes some guts, and a lot of hard work. >> it's scary. it's a big leap of faith, you feel like you are stepping off a cliff, but, what is life if you don't take those moments, and do that? >> reporter: in oakland, john ramus, kpix 5. the black sunday expo is organized and sponsored by oaklands african-american chamber of commerc let's check in on our forecast, now. brian hackney pulling double duty today. >> yes indeed. darren has to

fill in for us, so here we go. kpix 5's high death high death -- high-definition doppler. this is based on the lightning detection network detecting lightning, they do have some strikes off of the northern sonoma coast and up in mendocino county. future cast to begin where we ended up, when we did this at the top of the show shows us that we have rain developing by 4:00 in the morning, all over the north bay. you could be awakened by this overnight and it would not be a surprise here, for a clap of thunder. we will etihad to 7:00 in the morning, a line of showers head into the south bay, but it is not over yet. more rain as the day goes on, pressure to the north, it will keep spinning this moisture in as the day goes on, by 4:00 in the afternoon on monday, there are some good cells coming down. the east bay is favored,

the east and south bay did pretty well in terms of total rainfall. this is the rain that we anticipate from here until we get into wednesday . how much do we get between now and wednesday? not bad. a third of an inch bay wide. right now, the numbers are in the 50s. light rain reported in oakland, and in santa rosa in terms of rain totals . not bad at all. the east bay picked up more than an inch, so did livermore, san jose, and other places where you expected to rain more than the east bay and the south bay, 61 hundredths of an inch. santa rosa leg san jose which is awfully strange. what we are expecting is for the rain to begin at about 2:00 in the morning. it will spread south through 7:00 in the morning. a wet commute, especially if you are getting out on the early side. for the rest of the day is your can't miss forecast, a mix of sun and clouds and showers for monday. showers will end later on tuesday. we get a break later in the week with storm warnings up in the mountains for travel will be tough. if you are headed to the hills, you will have to take

some time and be like jacob marley, carry chains. overnight lows, temperatures in the 40s. daytime highs will mostly be in the upper 50s, so it is not freezing by california standards, but there is no heat wave. extended forecast, this is interesting, that low spins out. on the way for thursday, we get another series of showers. the door is open so that as we go into the weekend, the middle of next week, there is still more on the way. we get a break on wednesday , but looking ahead, it looks unsettled. the future cast is showing that we get a break late on tuesday, wednesday, chance to dry, thursday through saturday, unsettled., that is true through the day as well. we have lost the sunshine for a while, that is nothing compared to what happens to luggage this time of the year. andria? >> thanks, brian. we are in the middle of the holiday travel season, with a lot of people and luggage across the country. each year, around 1 million pieces of those luggage go missing. rachel polansky shows us how

one person's loss can be another person's gain. >> reporter: when you are at baggage claim . >> when i got there, my luggage was not there. >> reporter: it is not hard to find folks who have lost their luggage. >> a bit to be expected. >> reporter: we're talking 99.5% , the majority of customers get their bags back but have you ever wondered about that other 0.5%? bags may end up in scottsboro, alabama. here at the unclaimed baggage center, where millions of people are traveling . >> every single day, that fraction of a percent adds up to a lot of unclaimed bags. >> reporter: you are looking at the contents of those bags right here, at the nearly 50,000 square-foot your front which has become a tourist attraction to more than 1 million shoppers each year. just like verla doolin from ohio. >> it's exciting. >> reporter: she agreed to open a suitcase company called baggage experience.

>> button-down shirts. >> that looks good. >> reporter: she did not find any emeralds or rubies . >> look at that. >> reporter: she did walk away with a nice souvenir. >> i love this. >> isn't that cool? >> reporter: so, how exactly does a lost suitcase make its way here? well, the airline has 90 days to get the bag back to its rightful owner. if they don't, the unclaimed baggage center, which has contracts with all major airlines, comes into the picture. >> we have truck drivers that make the trip around the country to pick up unclaimed bags from airlines and we bring them back here to scottsboro, alabama, in our operations facility, where resort and process these suitcases. >> reporter: then, each item gets sorted into one of three categories. sell, donate, recycle. >> reporter: we want to show you that part of the process, too, but the unclaimed baggage center would not let us into their facility, citing proprietary reasons. just like

that area behind the luggage belt at the airport, there are just some things we are not allowed to see. rachel penske, scottsboro, alabama. coming up, we go to the winchester mystery house for a look at some of the strangest

it was a nice day today, a lot of sunshine. folks on the peninsula turned out for a fun holiday event, including mood food and music and shopping. at the holly jolly palouse. organizers said it was a good way to organize local business. the festival featured dozens of art and craft booths, and toys for tots drive for the alameda county firefighters could use your help collecting new and unwrapped toys for families who cannot afford them. this coming christmas season. you can drop them off at any fire station, or buy them from an online registry. cash, checks, and disc gift card donations are also welcome. check out seven cisco's fire station 19 in the mission, crews got it all decked out for christmas. hoping to win the

city's fire house decorating contest for a second year in a row. 17 firehouses are competing in the contest which first started in 1948 . it was revived three years ago. all stations are encouraged to host block parties and help raise money for local charities. maryland and breed will announce the winner on december 23rd. if you are having a tough time figuring out what to get someone for the holidays, well, you might find it at this unusual bay area event. owners of the menagerie, oddities, and curiosities market set up a pop up today at san jose's winchester mystery house. it is one of seven shows held each year, featuring all things odd, likes bugs, bones, and preserved animals including the stuffed skunk you just saw , and reptiles in a jar. >> the show is not for everyone, but it is created for the people who like all things odd. odd, curious, and mysterious. that is what we are. >> many of the items are handmade by local artist hoping to sell unique antiques ,

jewelry, and other collectibles. i was thinking about getting that reptile in the jar, just for your. >> it was just last weekend, i said i was looking for a stuffed skunk, and there it is. >> there it is. >> you know, honestly, in a world of change, it is kind of cool to see something where they are doing a different. snake in a jar. a be a little too weird. after the break, we had to the south bay

the 49ers game was a mixed bag today. a win over the dolphins but at the expense of jimmy garoppolo. there was a special event during halftime that was nothing but positive. >> mary lee spend the day with the person who is teacher of the game. >> i feel like my heart is just going to jump out of my chest. >> reporter: mary lee garcia is a true 49ers fan. but, at levi's stadium, the niners are honoring mary for her faithful can it commitment to students and community. >> i am excited to be here, not just to be at the game but to be here as an educator and have been chosen because i have been a niners fan since i was bored. >> reporter: mary teachers teaches at nine elementary in fresno, the same school she

attended growing up she helped to start the dual language immersion program for spanish-speaking students. >> i came from the neighborhood where i work out, now, and being from a low income single-parent family, to now work there, and work at the same children that, you know, that was me, back in the day. to be able to be there and support them and be there for them, and just know that is our future, that i am helping mold, it is an amazing experience. >> there was no doubt who the teacher of the game was supposed to be. it was mary from the start. >> i can approach her and talk to her about anything. that's how i know that she is passionate about her job . >> i think having a student from the first class i ever taught coming back to me after high school graduation and saying hey, i'm going to college, misses garcia, i'm going to be a teacher just like you. that was like, the best feeling ever. fothis faithful fan, it was her turn to be

celebrated. the 49ers foundation, and chevron, chose mary, from more than 450 nominations as their teacher of the game. niners nation showed her plenty of red and gold love, cheering her on the entire time she was on the field. >> they've been doing it now for two seasons. the roar gets louder and louder as the fans get to know this program a little more. >> to be chosen was such an amazing experience and honor. >> that was amazing. you have no idea. >> reporter: with our teacher of the game, mary lee

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garoppolo will remember, and so, for that matter, will 49ers empire and brock purdy. a quarterback sack, and bam! garoppolo's se multiple fractures in his left foot. the rains are now headed over to the very last player selected in the nfl draft. he is called mr. irrelevant. we know him as brock purdy. mike kyle shanahan. game against all the talk was about tua tagovailoa and that high-powered offense. first play of the game, he found former 49er down the middle and he broke off for a 75 yard touchdown. signs of a shoot out early. now for the minor's first possession. on third down, garoppolo will be sacked. but look at the replay. awkward landing. garoppolo's left foot.

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