cal: 41. david: you played 22 years -- cal: 21. david: you played 21 years in the major leagues and you retired at an age that is old for professional athletes but young for someone in private equity or something like that. when you retired at that age, did you say what i my going to do with the rest of my life? what did you decide to do? cal: if you save your money pretty well, then you have choices. you can decide to learn how to play golf like a lot of people do and retire early. david: are you a golfer? cal: i play a little bit, but no. i could be pretty good. david: you should try miniature golf, that's what i do. cal: i looked at it as you kind of get bored. i looked at it as a second chance, a career opportunity. i wanted to learn business. we bought minor league teams. it was a comfortable business model, to learn business that way. that was fun. at first it felt like i spotted everyone else 20 years ahead of me. i'm 41, but i seem like i'm 21 in the business world. you find that a lot of things you learned along the way in

cal: no.ooking back on it, you could probably see signs in hindsight of players who might have used. if you are not in that secret society, you don't know, and i didn't know. david: some players were like 180 pounds and then later they are 250 pounds. you didn't suspect they were doing something unusual? cal: yes. [laughter] david: you are 6'4". traditionally shortstops were more my height. and when you came along people didn't want people like me to be shortstops anymore. did you change the game of baseball by showing that shortstops should be bigger and better hitters? is everyone going back to the mode of being fast and good base stealers but not good hitters? cal: a lot of the shortstops like derek jeter give me credit for my success at the position as a bigger shortstop that gave them opportunities that maybe otherwise they wouldn't have had. i think derek would have carved out his own path. i did move from third to short. i was 6'2", 180 when i came out of high school. i had a late growt

cal: no.ooking back on it, you could see signs in hindsight of players that might've used. if you are not in this secret society, you don't know. i didn't know. david: some players were like 180 pounds and later 250 pounds. you didn't suspect they were doing something unusual? cal: yes. [laughter] david: you are six wood for. -- six foot four. when you came along, people didn't want people like me to be shortstops anymore. you changed the game of baseball . cal: a lot of the shortstops -- derek jeter is one of them. they give me credit for my success as a bigger shortstop. it gave them opportunities that may be otherwise they wouldn't have had. i think he would have carved out his own path. i did move from third to short. i was 6'2" 180 when i came out of high school. i had a late growth spurt. i grew through inches. i put on five to eight pounds a year. by the time i got to the big leagues, i was almost six foot five to 20. they put me out -- at third base. earl weaver had a vision i could pl

in august, cal oes parted ways with currier. he declined an interview with us saying he's proud of his work. amy: with the change in leadership, we have an opportunity to reassess and reset. candice: amy palmer is cal oes's crisis communications deputy director. amy: certainly we're aware of some concerns about cocontractorerformance. we take that very seriously and that is one of the areas that we will remedy. candice: some would call this a failure and are concerned that the execution of this project has been an irresponsible use of california's money. amy: we disagree strongly that the next gen 911 project is not on track. no state has embarked on a project as ambitious as california's project. one that will have the resiliency it will have, one that will help us prevent outages. one that will help save lives. candice: do you believe the state's new 911 network is safe for the rest of california right now? amy: we won't deploy it until we're sure it is. candice: but the state did deploy in tuolumne countnty and other areas ac

cal oes attorney answered the question. we appreciate the question and just know that, as was reflected in the next meeting that's happening, that we are making it a priority to identify any such concerns. he's talking about the special meeting. board members called for february, hoping then the state will respond to concerns about transparency and public safety amid these issues. one message came across clearly next generation 911 is new technology. our aging system needs, and there's urgency to get it right along with the others of the emergency. but it can't come at the expense of reliability or trust of the people who call 911 and the dispatchers who rely upon the system to save lives. if this board was misled in any way, whether by intentionally, by negligence, by poor communication, or any combination thereof that needs to come to light, one of the four contractors working on the network, nine was at that meeting. they said they want to work with cal os on these issues. we reached out to the other three. we're waiting

so, what is happening with cal trains old fleet?l, it is heading to lima, peru, 19 locomotives and 90 gallery cars in exchange for $6 million. cal train will present the trains to peru at apec that wraps up in lema tomorrow. >>> over in east palo alto, local youth spruced up unsightly electric boxes they found all across town. they got a splash of pretty colorful art. this project added more than just the extra coat of paint. whip our outphone, snap that qr code. it comes to life with music and animated august augmented view. they painted, put in the mus. after two years of hard work they are excited to see the finished product. >> i am really amazed by what they did. i can not believe it is possible. the fact that we had so many students collaborating on doing this work it is is amazing as well. i could not be more thrilled. >> no doubt. a formal ceremony will take place. >>> this is odd. the police say she treated patients. the problem was she was not an actual nurse. the alleged imposter now under arrest. it is inevitable. chloe!

cal and stanford meet this saturday in berkeley for the annual big game.e's nbc bay area's anthony flores. whenever cal and stanford meet on the gridiron, you can throw out the records. this is one of the greatest rivalries in all of college football. only world wars have brought this series to a halt. this saturday, right here at memorial stadium in berkeley. these two bay area rivals the 127th playing of the big game. tossing a few extra passes after practice. cal quarterback fernando mendoza is preparing for what could be the biggest game of the season. it's called the big game for a reason because there's a lot at stake. the big game is the sixth longest running rivalry game in college football. the first meeting dates back to 1892. the winner gets the ax and bay area bragging rights. the ball is still loose. it's also been the scene of history making moments like the play in 1982, when cal used five laterals on a 57 yard kick return for a game winning touchdown. in this rivalry game is as passionate and meaningful as any rivalry game i've ever been a

cal drives 11 plays 98 yards capped by another touchdown pass to brady and cal takes its first lead ofing touchdown. the bears come back. they get the victory. 24 21 men do za threw for 299 yards 3 touchdowns as the becomes bowl eligible with their 6th win over orlando. >> c'mon, fernando. show some emotion act like you care. now to the red hot golden state warriors branded projects key. the dude is multi talented. he's got another career. if you want judge ruling dubs entering the night 12 in 3 leaving the western conference's. they took on san antonio. we'll pick it up early on with andrew wiggins. continuing to carry warriors offense after going for 30 points last night. he had 15 in the 1st half tonight. >> a four-point play right there, would finish with. 26 u.s. warriors up 50 to 38 at the half rebounds. the fewest points for the spurs in the 1st half this season. and then look at steph curry helping build a 17 point lead late in the 3rd. endless array of trick shots. plus the but the warriors hit a wall in the 4th quarter. spurs would go on a 33 to 9 run in the 2nd half a pictur

a cal state school herself.s a first generation college student, she says she's grateful to play a role in giving today's students access. >> i know that earning that bachelor's degree will open a lot of doors for them. >> sandeen says the school gets more than 400 applications from hayward each year, and hundreds more will automatically qualify and receive direct admission. >> most of our students in hayward unified are first generation. they would be first generation college students. they may not have the vision that they can attend college and a school. >> districts all over the state face severe budget restraints. this program fights back and keeps students local. >> this partnership is important because students will go on to a four year university. it's equally important to know they're going on to a university that's well connected and invested in them and invested in the community. >> cal state, east bay advisors will reach out to students before they enter 12th grade to help them get involved early and

cal quarterback.ando fernando mendoza, one of the best games of his career, he threw for three touchdown passes and was overcome with emotion during a sideline interview right after the game. big time. >> first of all, i want to give all the glory to god. that was an amazing comeback. it's a testament to how tough you are as a team. i love my boys. it's amazing. i'm so proud of my team. we're 6 to 6, we're bowl bound and we retain the ax go bears forever. let's go. >> you can see the crowd running behind him as everyone flooded that field. i knew a lot of people down there on that grass. the bears have won four big games in a row, and cal's victory over stanford makes the bears eligible for a bowl game for the second straight season. >> yeah, they got smu next week and the bowl bound, and they've been through a lot this year. so a lot of emotion at that game yesterday and a very special night at the sap center last night to jumbo joe thornton's number 19 raised to the rafters. the bearded one in a sty

amy palmer is cal oes crisis communications deputy director. certainly, we're aware of some concerns about contractor performance. we take that very seriously and that is one of the areas that we will remedy. some would call this a failure and are concerned that the execution of this project has been an irresponsible use of californians money. we disagree strongly that the next gen 911 project is not on track. no state has embarked on a project as ambitious as californians project, one that will have the resiliency it will have, one that will help us prevent outages, one that will help save lives. do you believe the state's new 911 network is safe for the rest of california right now? we won't deploy it until we're sure it is. but the state did deploy in tuolumne county and other areas across california that have documented pages of issues during this 911 call of an active heart attack, tuolumne was unable to transfer to merced county. in this memo, a man called to report his garage and surrounding vegetation was on fire. he called 911 five tim

cal does not quit, though. with a minute to go in the game, mendoza hits jonathan brady from five yards out, but the orangemen defeat the golden bears 3325. cal needs a win next saturday against stanford to be eligible to play in a bowl game the following week. cal's up against nationally ranked smu, san jose state, already bowl eligible at home against 13th ranked boise state. spartans score when walker eget finds jacob stewart for seven yards, it was 14. nothing san jose state they could smell an upset, huge upse. but yeah boise state ties it at 14. third quarter though you get finds nick nash for a touchdown. spartans back on top 2114. but the broncos take it from there. they win going away. final score boise state 42 san jose state 21. spartans now six and four on the season. all right. and rob, before we head off i mean, take your jacket out wherever you're going right now. yeah, it's col, but we're going to keep the football theme. yeah. yes. 49ers football back. levi's stadium maybe the seahawks brought

today, stanford and cal met for the 127th time. that's a lot. but for the first time as members of the atlantic coast conference following the demise of the pac 12, the conference may change, but the rivalry sure does not. cal, going for their fourth straight win over stanford and bowl eligibility, while the cardinal, looking to play spoiler in this one, had another fantastic finish. so who's going to get the ax? there it is. the bears celebrating the 20th anniversary of the 2014 marshawn lynch. aaron rodgers and coach jeff tedford. they're all there stanford out to a 14 nothing lead. it's 14 seven in the third fourth and goal getting tricky. halfback option michael ford to emmett mosley the fifth. cardinal up 14. and look at coach troy taylor. hyped this over five minutes to go. cal down five going for it on fourth and two a big decision in the big game for head coach justin wilcox. fernando mendoza to his roommate jack andres. he got a first down and the drive continues. it's a drive that goes 98 yards as cal fans are just fired up the last 22

amy palmer is cal oes crisis communications deputy director.tainly, we're aware of some concerns about contractor performance. we take that very seriously and that is one of the areas that we will remedy. some would call this a failure and are concerned that the execution of this project has been an irresponsible use of californians money. we disagree strongly that the next gen 911 project is not on track. no state has embarked on a project as ambitious as californians project, one that will have the resiliency it will have, one that will help us prevent outages, one that will help save lives. do you believe the state's new 911 network is safe for the rest of california right now? we won't deploy it until we're sure it is. but the state did deploy in tuolumne county and other areas across california that have documented pages of issues during this 911 call of an active heart attack, tuolumne was unable to transfer to merced county. in this memo, a man called to report his garage and surrounding vegetation was on fire. he called 911 five times a

big cheers from the cal football team. not necessarily just for their winning plays, but for one of their staff members did after their big comeback win against stanford. this guy is fired up here. these videos have been making the rounds on social media. the game was saturday at memorial stadium. look at the spot shadows there. someone tries to steal a helmet from the cal bench. almost immediately you see the assistant director of equipment for cal, trevor sakakibara, chased down the thief, tackled him to the ground. everyone loved it, including the coach is when we teach tackling on a chase tackle as we really want to come and secure the tackle and then come over the top, you know, violently to separate the runner from the ball or in this case the helmet. other than that flawless technique, he's not a linebacker. he's not even a player. he's the equipment guy. congratulations to him. yes, they did get the helmet back and cal and he's fast. he's fast. cal maintains the ax by beating stanford. we're back in a minute. we'll

cal. just over five minutes to go. cal down five. they're going to go for it on fourth and two. big decision in the big game for justin wilcox mendoza to his roommate. it's jack andres. that's a first down. the drive continues and it goes 98 total yards capped by this mendoza to jonathan brady hit while he throws 22 yard strike for the second touchdown of the day. the penalty was against stanford. brady staring down the cardinal crowd. and the two point conversion. and cal goes up. three students are pumped. the keepers of the ax with their annual stare down. here we go. ensuing possession fourth and 15. stanford's got to have it. and ashton daniels throws one up and it is incomplete. and the bears they're going to celebrate. daniels looking for a flag. and it never came. cal wins 2421. the bears keep the ax for the fourth straight year bowl eligible now. and in the post game interview mendoza. the very definition of leaving it all out on the field. that was an amazing comeback. >> it's a testament how tough we are as a team. i love my boys. it's amazing. i'm so proud of this te

. >> happening tomorrow, cal maritime's planned merger with cal poly san luis obispo will go before the state trustee's board for final vote. the school, located in vallejo, is dealing with declining enrollment. that's led to some financial trouble. it is one of six maritime academies in the country that produce u.s. coast guard licensed mariners. today, a cal state committee gave its approval to the merger. >> we're leveraging the power of our systemness not only to develop a creative solution to a daunting and unsustainable challenge, but to do so in a way that advances our mission, our values, and our core heart and soul. >> cal maritime would become cal poly solano campus. the first step would be to put the two schools under one administration. that deadline is july of next year. >> a wet and windy day out at san francisco's crissy field. but some pups were well prepared. yeah. look at that dog in that yellow raincoat. another dog getting an orange coat. and that third one just waiting for his protection from the rain. oh, it could be a her. i'm sorry. it's protection from the rain.

. >> happening tomorrow, cal maritime's planned merger with cal poly san luis obispo will go before the cal state trustee's board for final vote. the school, located in vallejo, is dealing with declining enrollment. that's led to some financial trouble. it is one of six maritime academies in the country that produce u.s. coast guard licensed mariners. today, a cal state committee gave its approval to the merger. >> we're leveraging the power of our systemness not only to develop a creative solution to a daunting and unsustainable challenge, but to do so in a way that advances our mission, our values, and our core heart and soul. >> cal maritime would become cal poly solano campus. the first step would be to put the two schools under one administration. that deadline is july of next year. >> a wet and windy day out at san francisco's crissy field. but some pups were well prepared. yeah. look at that dog in that yellow raincoat. another dog getting an orange coat. and that third one just waiting for his protection from the rain. oh, it could be a her. i'm sorry. it's protection from the r

cal comes back, holds on to beat stanford in the big game 2421.ined the trophy. they are now bowl eligible. here's an emotional mendoza after the game. first of all, i want to give all the glory to god. >> that was an amazing comeback. it's a testament to how tough we are as a team. i love my boys. it's amazing. i'm so proud of this team. we're six and six. we're bowl bound and we retain the ax. go bears forever. >> let's go. >> got to love the emotion. all right. today was finally the day san jose sharks all time great joe thornton got to see his jersey go up in the rafters. >> three, two. one. hit it. >> thorne able to take in this special moment with family, friends and teammates. ceremony was filled with teammates complimenting his play leadership and friendship over the years. he told the black and teal fans a secret to how he would show his love back to them. >> i skated through the shark head. i truly felt all your energy, passion and support. it was my mission to return all that love. every time i stepped on the ice. and maybe that's why i

cal extends their lead by four. second half. cal up 13. dj campbell drives in for the turnaround. golden bears are up by 15. in the second half cal really rolling here up 23 jeremiah wilkinson with the steal. and then a little show and tell with the throwdown dunk. cal wins 9173. the saint mary's gaels welcome chattanooga to moraga for a first all time meeting. and we head to the second. gaels up by two. oakland native mikey lewis forces the turnover there, and then lewis drives into the paint and picks up the hoop and one. saint mary's with the 8674 win in moraga. the bay area off to a great start. the lady cardinal had back to back blowouts. they beat washington state tonight 9465. they're now 75 and zero against the cougars. stanford shot 12 of 16 from beyond the arc. nunu o'gara led with 18 points and a team high eight boards, and the cal women's basketball team dropped the hammer against visiting idaho state, 8836 was the final. this 52 point margin, marco's largest since december 30th of 2015, and for the second straight game, ioana emily hit four three pointers and she led

it said cal oes will comment on its behalf.dice nguyen, nbc bay area we investigate if you have a story for candice or anyone in our investigative unit, call 888996 tips or visit our website nbcbayarea.com. slash investigations. the chinook salmon in los gatos creek continue to draw crowds. we first told you about this last night at 11, and today this walking bridge overlooking the creek in campbell packed. it's a tourist destination. many of the people who stopped by hoping to see the migrating fish fight up stream. they saw our report on the phenomenon last night. large numbers of salmon have been spotted in several south bay creeks. experts say it's an unexpected result of all that rain we had this past week, and local conservationists think all the attention is a good thing. i think that the more eyes that are on the creek, the, the, the better it is for the fish. so more people are aware of it. we have signage out here so that so that fish and game will be called and fish and game is pretty active right now in terms of pro

a cal state school herself as a first generation college student, she says she's grateful to play aents access. >> i know that earning that bachelor's degree will open a lot of doors for them. >> sandeen says the school gets more than 400 applications from hayward each year, and hundreds more will automatically qualify and receive direct admission. >> most of our students in hayward unified are first generation. they would be first generation college students. they may not have the vision that they can attend college and a school. >> districts all over the state face severe budget restraints. this program fights back and keeps students local. >> this partnership is important because students will go on to a four year university. it's equally important to know they're going on to a university that's well connected and invested in them and invested in the community. >> cal state east bay advisors will reach out to students before they enter 12th grade to help them get involved early and assist them in applying for financial aid, and the program could be expanding, with the csu system

. >> college football cal at wake forest. where's waldo in winston-salem. first quarter cal kicking off. they get a gift damon claiborne fumbles myles williams picks it up. scoop and score. touchdown for the bears up ten. nothing crazy play fourth and one. the demon deacons go with a flea flicker. hank bachmeier to claiborne 44 yards for the score, but still cal was up 2914 at the half. fernando mendoza throws for 385 yards runs for 51, both career highs. takes it in from five yards out 3621. cal. they seal the deal in their first ever acc win, with javion jet thomas. cal victorious 4636 and heads up soccer fans. bay fc's first playoff game ever is sunday. the club coming off its inaugural season, will play the washington spirit in the first round of the nwsl playoffs. you can catch that match right here. sunday morning, 930 on abc seven sports on abc and through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. of course. download the app now and you can start streaming. all right, that is this editio

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in august 2019, cal oes agreed to divvy up a maximum of $420 million among four separate companies toate next gen. each company would be responsible for implementing the system in its own region of the state, with a fifth, overarching prime region. each region would be interconnected and could provide backup to another 911 call center during a catastrophe with the prime network as another backup, which on paper is a really, really good idea. has anyone else in the u.s. done it this way? no. so the four companies that were picked, they're talking at each other but they're not really talking to each other. they're all in their little silo, planning their activities and planning their networks. when networks don't communicate with each other, what's at stake? miss rowdy calls. calls that don't route at all. busy signals, drop calls. and that's what dispatchers quickly experienced in tuolumne county. immediately. yeah. we get calls that had no information. we didn't know where they were coming from. abandoned calls. so far, only a handful of the 440 plus emergency call centers across cali

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now facing cal state fullerton tonight.ond half surge to move to two zero on the season, defeating the titans at maples pavilion 80 to 53. benny miller and jaylen blakes each recorded career highs. miller scored 20 with six made threes. blakes had 18 points to go with five assists and no turnovers. stanford will be back in action on tuesday against northern arizona. >> cal's football team was in action tonight in winston-salem, north carolina. they finally got a monkey off their back. when it comes to the acc. >> let's show you this. where is waldo and ninja turtle fans in the wake forest crowd? halloween was last week. first quarter. cal up three. nothing. special. teams wins games. demond claiborne fumbles the kickoff. myles williams scoops it up. takes it 16 yards to the house. cal has forced a turnover in 11 straight games. bears up ten. nothing. second quarter fernando mendoza finds tobias merriweather in the end zone for a two yard td. bears up 2614 after a failed two point attempt late in the fourth. cal up 3936. mcc

. >> college football cal at wake forest. where's waldo in winston-salem. first quarter cal kicking off. they get a gift damon claiborne fumbles myles williams picks it up. scoop and score. touchdown for the bears up ten. nothing crazy play fourth and one. the demon deacons go with a flea flicker. hank bachmeier to claiborne 44 yards for the score, but still cal was up 2914 at the half. fernando mendoza throws for 385 yards runs for 51, both career highs. takes it in from five yards out 3621. cal. they seal the deal in their first ever acc win, with javion jet thomas. cal victorious 4636 and heads up soccer fans. bay fc's first playoff game ever is sunday. the club coming off its inaugural season, will play the washington spirit in the first round of the nwsl playoffs. you can catch that match right here. sunday morning, 930 and through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. of course. download the app now and you can start streaming. all right, that is this edition of abc seven news for san

cal at wake forest where's waldo in winston-salem. cal kicking off in the first quarter.his is a gift damon claiborne fumbles myles williams says. hey, thank you very much. scoop and score ten. nothing. cal. second quarter fourth and one. the demon deacons gambling flea flicker hank bachmeier to claiborne, 44 yards for the score, but cal still up 2914 at the half. fernando mendoza throws for 385 runs for 51, both career highs in from five yards out. 3621 cal, and they seal the deal in their first ever atlantic coast conference win, with jayvian jet thomas into the end zone. cal victorious, 4636 and heads up soccer fans. bay fc's first ever playoff game is tomorrow. the club, which is coming off its inaugural season, will play the washington spirit in the first round of the nwsl playoffs. you can catch that match right here tomorrow morning, 930 on abc seven. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thank you. larry. well the group of investors looking to purchase the oakland coliseum complex has not made a $10 million payment. t

cal kicking off in the first quarter. this is a gift damon claiborne fumbles. scoop and score. ten nothing. cal. second quarter, fourth and one. the demon deacons gambling. flea flicker. hank bachmeier to claiborne, 44 yards for the score. but cal still up 29 to 14 at the half. fernando mendoza throws for 385 runs for 51. both career highs in from five yards out. 3621 cal and they seal the deal in their first ever atlantic coast conference win with jayveon jet thomas into the end zone. cal victorious, 4636 and heads up soccer fans. bay fc's first ever playoff game is tomorrow. the club, which is coming off its inaugural season, will play the washington spirit in the first round of the nwsl playoffs. you can catch that match right here tomorrow morning, 930 on abc seven. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> the group of investors looking to purchase the oakland coliseum complex has not made a $10 million payment. that was due thursday. they tell the abc7 news i-team they are withholding the payment on purpose. the

syracuse and cal 3 p.m. east and 12 p.m. spafk only on the cw. we welcome to you football sunday for most of you. impressive night for washington state. it is -- sunday again and much of the country and turned profootball but washington state is hopeful the score will continue to build their case as best they can. now the only cougar loss at boidzy state it is also worth reminding that many are not aware in the year of a scheduling alliance for washington state and oregon state. scheduling games against mountain west teams not the in the conference but teams that -- both washington state and oregon play at boise state. >> remarkable >> oregon state finishes against boise state. washington state has a chance to get to 8 and one they have not many time in their career. >> no, they haven't. you know this your year. then 97. one year a few others but. -- i was talk to a friends of mine before the game. he looked at me and said, remember when we had lunch in july. yea. >> you said the cougs would go 11 and one. i told my dad and friends no one believe

i wasn't aware that the sort of architect behind the project had left cal oes. i learned that through your your reporting. white says he has since called some of the 911 centers directly to get answers, and he submitted inquiries to cal oes. we also reached out to the agency about white's concerns and haven't heard back. earlier, cal oes told us it believes the project is on track despite years of deadline delays, and that it's working to improve oversight. we don't want to lose the confidence of the front line dispatchers. chief white started his career as a dispatcher. he says the future of california's 911 system is why he joined the board. i think we owe that to the dispatchers. we owe to the community to make sure that they know which direction we're headed. now we have reached out to every board member, also asking them if they felt they were kept in the dark. one acknowledged he wasn't aware of the problems, but said he supports next gen. the other six board members did not respond to me. now they'll be at the state's 911 advisory board meeting tomorrow i

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cal second quarter. fourth and one. the demon deacons gambling. flea flicker.k bachmeier to claiborne, 44 yards for the score. but cal still up 29 to 14 at the half. fernando mendoza throws for 385 runs for 51. both career highs in from five yards out. 3621 cal and they seal the deal in their first ever atlantic coast conference win, with jayveon jet thomas into the end zone. cal victorious, 4636 and heads up soccer fans. bay fc's first ever playoff game is tomorrow. the club, which is coming off its inaugural season, will play the washington spirit in the first round of the nwsl playoffs. you can catch that match right here tomorrow morning, 930 on abc seven. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thank you. larry. well the group of investors looking to purchase the oakland coliseum complex has not made a $10 million payment. that was due on thursday. they tell the abc7 news i-team they are withholding the payment on purpose. the team formerly known as the oakland a's, of course, has agreed to sell its 50% share of

in august 2019, cal oes agreed to divvy up a maximum of $420 million among four separate companies to create next gen. each company would be responsible for implementing the system in its own region of the state, with the fifth overarching prime region. each region would be interconnected and could provide backup to another 911 call center. during a catastrophe, with the prime network as another backup, which on paper is a really, really good idea. has anyone else in the u.s. done it this way? no. so the four companies that were picked, they're talking at each other, but they're not really talking to each other. they're all in their little silo planning their activities and planning their networks. when networks don't communicate with each other, what's at stake in this? rowdy calls. calls that don't root at all. busy signals, drop calls. and that's what dispatchers quickly experienced in tuolumne county. immediately. yeah. we get calls that had no information. we didn't know where they were coming from. abandoned calls. so far, only a handful of the 440 plus emergency call centers ac

cal is honoring the 2004 team led by rodgers.for the current team's mindset about facing stanford? >> we are the team in the bay that everybody's going to respect. you all are the little dogs and we're the bears. >> bulletin board material. the bears will try to keep the acts in berkeley a fourth straight year, the final big game for linebacker tristan st. clair which means this will be the final year his mom and sister, both cal alums, will have to be conflicted who to root for. >> my sister is like she'll support me for now and once i'm out of here, she'll go back to cal, which is totally fair and i respect that. that's her allegiance. my mom, i think she's more neutral. >> it's going to be exciting, first time in the acc era. >> it's kind of like it doesn't sound right, right? >> it doesn't sound right. >> fifth straight for cal. >> that's your prediction. >> go bears! yeah. >> i didn't realize there was allegiance here. >> my whole family went there. not me, i wasn't smart enough. >>> coming up, in a sport where every second

cal men's basketball. they were able to withstand sacramento state's comeback to earn their seventh win in just eight games early on this season. the golden bears scored another five golden bears scored in double figures tonight as they held off a late rally. the final score in this one, 83 to 77. one freshman i want to mention jeremiah. he finished this game. he wasn't the leading scorer but he had 16 points off the bench. pretty impressive performance from him. it's the bears best start since 2016. nice. pretty good. >> good day for the football team. good day for the basketball team. exactly. >> not so good for niners football but for cal. >> for cal yeah. all right we'll see you at sports wrap coming up in 30 minutes bailey. thank you. >> next at 11 especially during like that first storm. like everyone's jazzed up and they're just eager to get there. and sometimes they're maybe not as cautious. >> travelers bracing for more rain and snow in the forecast. while airports anticipate an influx of fliers,

but cal needs the onside kick to have a chance. and this they don't get it. and cal falls 3325. all five losses have been by eight points or less. up next 1230. kickoff next saturday for the 127th edition of big game. if cal wins, they're bowl eligible. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion, chris, thanks much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11, including a look at president biden's final apec summit just a year ago. >> you may remember apec was here in san francisco. plus, see how some scouts in the north bay are helping build a better bay area just in time for the holidays. and the cma awards are this wednesday on abc seven. lainey wilson is joining luke bryan and peyton manning as co-hosts. you can catch the awards wednesday at 8:00. right here (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) lease a new 2025 k4 lxs for $209 a month. (♪) it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you

cal takes its first lead of the game and that would be the winning touchdown therapy. cal winds at 24. 21. >> mendoza threw for 299 yards and 3 touchdowns as the bears win their 4th straight big game and reach bowl eligibility with their 6th win. was just a little bit excited afterwards. >> how can you not love college football? all right. now to the red hot golden state warriors. look at brandon projects. lot of multi talented id warriors leading the western conference at 12 3 entering tonight's game in san antonio. but without jonathan kuminga, he was out with an illness. andrew wiggins stepped it up and continued to carry the warriors offense. he went for 30 points last had 15 in the 1st half tonight finished with 20. look at that. >> 4 point play there. the 3 and the warriors lead 50 to 38 at the half. the fewest points for the in 1st half this season for years built a 17 point lead late in the 3rd steph curry is a magician. his endless array of circus shot. plus the foul. but he only had 14 points tonight and the warriors. it hit a wall in the 4th quarter. the spu

the game is at 12, 30 at cal and cal will become bowl eligible with. that's next. victory. this could become the first time cal has been bowl eligible in back-to-back seasons since 2018 2019. we want to check in now with cuyler to see what the weather will be like in berkeley for. >> the big game. not right. yeah. it's going to be hit or miss on saturday. and if it hit, you're gonna get rained on. so i would just be prepared for that on saturday for sure. >> we are going to catch some breaks, but it's just not enough to say that, you know, we're going to get away with no rain. that's not going to happen. so i wanted to start with a place that hasn't really gotten rain yet. san jose. you can see how great the skies are there. and some of these showers are definitely headed your way. as the system does drop to the south and kind of moves through as this cold front sweeps through. so as we take a look here, you can see resume and the heavier showers right now going across san francisco heading into parts of the east bay over by the as well. and i'm gonna kind of move in here j

it's the longest cal touchdown since 2021, and cal's down 13 seven.he orange scored twice before the half. kyle mccord finding jaxon meeks, who finds the end zone and it's 27 seven orange at one point. but just a minute to play. cal down 16 on the doorstep. mendoza to jonathan brady. touchdown. add the two point conversion. it's an eight point game but they need the onside kick to have a chance here. and they line it up. and they do not get it. cal falls 3325. all five losses have been by eight points or less this season. up next a saturday 1230 kickoff for the 127th edition of big game in berkeley. if cal wins, they're bowl eligible. that's your look at sports. have a great sunday niners seahawks later today. let's send it back to you chris. >> thanks. and a reminder the cma awards are this wednesday on abc seven. lainey wilson is joining luke bryan and peyton manning as co-hosts. you can catch the awards wednesday at 8:00 right here i love you. [vo]: confusion. i'll just take your arm. [vo]: pain. worry. and bravery. you got this. [vo]: all in the l