craig dawson scored two own—goals in the second half. ngala had given the toffees a 2—0 lead at the break. that's their first league win in six, they are up to 15th. it's the first time since the opening day of the season that wolves have failed to score, and after back—to—back defeats, they've slipped to 19th. it is nice for the fans to see goals, i felt that we have been creating chances, we haven't always taken them this season, and today we have, we created other chances. but i am pleased for the lads because they put a lot of work in, a lot of questions of the team sometimes but they delivered today in a really awkward game and i think they delivered a rather strong performance today. and aston villa have got their first win since october, 3—1 at home to brentford. they were 3—0 up by the break with goals from morgan rogers, ollie watkins and matty cash. mikel damsgaard pulled one back for the bees in the second half. they're down to ninth, villa up to seventh. in the scottish premiership, celtic, they've got a seven—point lead over

the only goal of the game came at the midpoint of the second half. him, and the midfielder of the final touch for stjohnstone one own goal. it proved a decisive moment of a poor game and another unconvincing display from rangers. in edinburgh, aberdeen were hoping to narrow the gap to celtic of two points ahead of a showdown with them. facing the bottom side hearts, they scored with their first shot on goal as clarkson guided his shot past craig gordon. hearts 41 goalkeeper denied clarkson second before the break. aberdeen had to change their goalkeeper for the second half after injury. the replacement was soon beaten by his own player, as devlin�*s own goal drew hearts level. he played his part in making sure things didn't get worse for aberdeen, but a 1—1 draw means they are now four points of the summit. they will hope to reduce the deficit when celtic visit on wednesday night. five games in the second round of the fa cup today and one shock to tell you about. league one strugglers burton albion have been dumped out by fifth tier tamworth. 1—1 afte

cal was shut out in the second half. scores on a 23-yard touchdown run, gave the rebels a two-score lead. unlv won 24-13. bears finished this year 6-7. it is their fifth straight losing season. >>> to the nfl, when the 49ers visit miami this sunday, they'll be reunited with their former assistant and dolphins head coach mike mcdaniel, maybe the most interesting personality in the nfl. >> i used to be able to really push it from gameday to almost wednesday without showering. now that would be obvious. i can't hide. >> prior to being hired in miami, mcdaniel was part of kyle shanahan's staff for five seasons in san francisco and shanahan says mcdaniel is pretty much the same guy off the field as you just saw on your tv. >> how he is when you guys see him, a little quirky, always saying some off the wall stuff, you get used to it. half of me laugh at it. the other half of me tells him to chill out. >> he's 100% serious all of the time, but you might not think. >> reporter: you like his fashion choices? >> yeah. i'm always j

so, confirmation of those results then — wolves v man utd ongoing, in the first half... —— in the secondwn to ten men after fernandez sent off for receiving a second yellow card. and that chelsea loss to fulham could prove a huge boost for liverpool... arne slot�*s side can go 7 points clear with a win against struggling leicester city at anfield, with a game in hand still too. two teams hoping to bounce back into the top flight, come the end of the season — championship leaders sheffield united and burnley... and it was the visitors, burnley, who inflicted a first home league loss of the season for the blades. and more problems at plymouth for wayne rooney — his side still bottom, after a heavy loss to frank lampard's coventry city. real madrid and england midfielderjude bellingham was in the crowd at ewood park.... to watch his younger brother jobe as sunderland faced blackburn. and the black cats looked like they were going back to the north east with all three points when they went 2—1 up through wilson isidor. but rovers equalised in the last minute through substitute harry leonard.

the second half, _ find a way to come back. the second half, we _ find a way to come back. ed better. i want — second half, we played better. lwant to— second half, we played better. i want to talk about the positioning in manchester city has been _ positioning in manchester city has been very difficult and at the second half, we were playing _ the second half, we were playing in getting confidence to dominate and getting more positions as well and in the second _ positions as well and in the second half, we moved in and decided — second half, we moved in and decided to when through our domination of them. nottingham forest third _ domination of them. nottingham forest third in _ domination of them. nottingham forest third in the _ domination of them. nottingham forest third in the table - domination of them. nottingham forest third in the table after - forest third in the table after become the third site to win all season, they beat them 2—0 the scorers put them above arsenal who just kicked off. it's not about the table, it's about enjoying the moment and realising that i

while there is a sophisticated grow operation in the other half. more than 400 plants spread out through various rooms with grow lights, fans, and a massive drip system. they say the common thread to all these cases is the cultivation is linked to the chinese crime syndicates, taking over the illegal marijuana market in california. and something that was once controlled by the mexican cartels. >> there is a shift from public land grows, mostly run by the hotels to residential grows, that will be run by the nationals. >> reporter: and over this morning, and also on the other house in brentwood. >> once inside, agents found the entire home had been up here into one massive side. and they were covered and reflected in insulation. and the pesticides and the fertilizer. and the substantial amount of money on the black market. >> and they are also involved in the criminal activity. >> reporter: but the neighbors say they are suspected of a thing. >> and this house here will require the block, yes. i've been here for six years. >> reporter: hiding in plain

the second half i think we played _ the second half i think we played better. . i wanted to impose and dominate with the positioning. manchester city have — positioning. manchester city have been very difficult but in the second half i think more or less_ the second half i think more or less we — the second half i think more or less we were playing and getting confidence to dominate and play and keep possession and play and keep possession and avoiding the chances because of the second half we paused — because of the second half we paused and we decided to when through— paused and we decided to when through our domination of them. nottingham forest inflicted brentford's first home defeat of the season, beating them 2—0 to go into christmas firmly in the top four. ola aina and anthony elanga the scorers. it's an incredible turn around under manager nuno espirito santo who a year ago, took over a forest side hovering just above the relegation zone. it is not about the table, it is about enjoying the moment, realising that we didn't achieve nothing yet, it is a ver

the second half showed why mo salah is so important to his team. egyptian had struck twice to move above early highland is a premier league top scorer this season. and above billy lytle as the fourth highest score in liverpool history. giving the home fans some small consolation but diaz struck again to complete the route for that tottenham won't relish facing liverpool again in the league cup semi in a few weeks�* time. let's get some reaction now from the tottenham hotspur stadium, starting with a very contented arne slot. i know liverpool is a club that's always playing for every trophy. you also look back at the last two season, two seasons ago they ended up six. last season were third. they couldn't compete to the end but for a long time, not again. if you start you always wonder what's gonna happen. but the players brought into the playing style immediately because no matter what we've always done before. the results. till now it's the way we wanted it. you are scoring goals are fine but vou're _ you are scoring goals are fine but you're conc

. — frustrating and then in second half, chasing the game, everton hold onto, _ obviously got something to hold onto, it — obviously got something to hold onto, it makes it really difficult. england striker alessia russo scored the only goal of the game from a low corner as arsenal beat liverpool away this afternoon. shortly after, russo drew a foul in the penalty area from gemma bonner, but while mariona caldentey�*s spot kick sent the keeper the wrong way, she was just off—target as the ball hit the post. the win keeps arsenal third in the table, ahead of manchester united on goal difference. two other results, adriana leon scored twice as aston villa beat west ham 2—1, only their second league win this season. and manchester united edged past bottom side crystal palace 1—0. grace clinton with the winner. in the scottish women's premier league, glasgow city have knocked rangers off the top of the table thanks to a hatrick from midfielder natalia wrobel at petershill park. the polish international put them 1—0 up at the break and scored twice more i

vaclav cerny scored the goaljust after half time. rs overtake aberdeen who drop to third. in the other match st mirren won 2—1 at ross county. celtic have an 8 point lead at the top. they travel to dundee united tomorrow. now let's turn to rugby union and bristol bears turned on the style in a breathless encounter with leicester tigers this afternoon, 12 tries. 78 points on a record breaking afternoon at welford road, with the bears running out 54—24 winners. craig templeton watched this one. the away dressing room has felt a lot like home for bristol recently and one went on their travels will give them ten in a row a premiership record. it was in full voice and leicester tigers roared early through the area but were silenced in dramatic fashion. first by gabriel who scored twice to put them in a dominant position and then putting bristol into complete control. by the time gabrielle went over, they at six for staff tries and for the first half points. leicester then showed some chris in spirit by giving bristol another and then the r

the first half was brilliant, the — the first half was brilliant, the first _ the first half was brilliantliant, the first 10—15 minutes. i the penalty was really good. we will analyse the result. but we are not happyl with the performance, well done, the guys again, and of course, we're - going to score the goals - we need, but no, i'm not... there are other days _ where i do not see many things i like with the way they play, but today was not the case. i eight fixtures in total on boxing day in the premier league. there was a convincing 3—0 win for newcastle over ten—man aston villa. nottingham forest are third after beating tottenham 1—0 at the city ground. west ham were also 1—0 winners away to bottom side southampton. the early evening game has just finished at molineux. wolves beat ten—man manchester united 2—0. a full complement of games in the scottish premiership. leaders celtic thrashed motherwell a—0. rangers lost 2—1 to st mirren. hibernian got the better of hearts in the edinburgh derby, winning 2—1 at tynecastle. also big wins for ross county and kilmarnock. there's also a bo

now it's mild for the first half of this week. oking at spells of wind and rain. but there'll also be some sunshine around too. you can see the temperature chart shows the yellows across our shores, meaning it's mild, turns milder during the course of wednesday, but then colder again on thursday as the wind changes direction to more of a north westerly. and we'll all notice the difference on thursday. but what we have today is a weather front draped across the north of scotland. it's also windy breezy for the rest of us, but this weather fronts produced some heavy and persistent rain in some parts of the north west. of the north west, we've had in excess of 100mm of rainfall already and today, up until the end of this weather warning, which is 9:00, we could have a further 20 to 40mm. so there is the risk of disruption move south, variable amounts of cloud. the cloud breaking especially in central and eastern areas and northern ireland. and we could welljust see 1 or 2 showers clip the north west coast of northern ireland. temperat

in the second half, ithink has been very difficult. i think more or less— second half, i think more or less we _ second half, i think more or less we were playing and getting confidence to dominate, to play— getting confidence to dominate, to play more key positions and as well— to play more key positions and as well creating chances and avoiding _ as well creating chances and avoiding chances because in the second — avoiding chances because in the second half, we paused and decided _ second half, we paused and decided what to do, to win through— decided what to do, to win through our domination of them. nottingham forest inflicted brentford's first home defeat of the season, beating them 2—0 to go into christmas firmly in the top four. ola aina and anthony elanga the scorers. it's an incredible turn around under manager nuno espirito santo who a year ago, took over a forest side hovering just above the relegation zone. it is not about the table, it is about enjoying the moment, realising that we didn't achieve nothing yet, it is a very

the ducks were picking apart the cardinals. first half with the corner 3 there to put oregon up 9. ond half, good movement leads to a supreme hook slam. oregon wins 76-61. their next game is on new year's day against clemson. >>> and cal faced 23rd-ranked san diego state in the late game and tough draw for the bears as aztecs dominated. davis hits from deep off the the pass and 5 minutes left and nick boyd puts this out of reach and san diego state wins 71-50 and cal plays on new year's day. and the first round of the college football playoff fifth seed. texas hosting clemson. before the half finding gunner helm in the back of the end zone and the long horns with the 18 point lead going into the half, but clemson pulls within 7 until this play. jaden going right through the gap and takes off. 2 tigers try to catch up, but goes 77 yards for the touch down and texas wins 38-24. they'll face 4-seed arizona state in quarter finals. penn state and ohio state also advance and the 49ers play right here on kpix at 1:25 tomorrow. >> are they going to win? >> is this a weekly thing? >> i aske

brighton levelled thanks to carlos baleba in the second half but a matt o'riley own goal, and then a i sealed the three points, to his manager's delight. a really versatile player i can use in many different ways. tonight was difficult for him to play in a position we know he can play. he is not raining there every single day. even so it is best to take the point of view that he is a top player, and assess the way that he scores more than ever and are pleased to have him, what a game, he deserves all the credit. and we've had the draw for the club world cup in miami with the new—look tournament taking place in united states next summer. champions manchester city and chelsea represent the premier league. eight groups consisting of four teams with city drawn againstjuventus, morocco�*s wydad ac. and al ain of the uae — the abu dhabi club's president being sheikh mohammed, the brother of city owner sheikh mansour. chelsea face brazilian side flamengo, mexico's club leon, tunisian champions esperance sportive de tunis. all the other groups featuring teams like bayern, psg and real madrid

the second half belonged to mo salah. by the hour mark taking him above manchester city's erling haaland as the premier league's top scorer this season. there was some consolation for the home fans with dejan kulusevski scoring for the fifth consecutive match in all competitions. and dominic solanke scoring against his former club despite that liverpool finished on a high with diaz getting his second of the game. 6-3. what 6—3. what a game. liverpool winning that wonderful that we will hopefully bring you reaction at half past seven. chelsea could have briefly moved to the top of the table with a win at everton but it was goaless. the blues had been on a run of 8 wins in all competitions and started the day two points behind leaders liverpool. the terrible weather didn't help either side but nicolas jackson had the clearest chance to win it, heading against a post from close range. the point for everton sees them move up to fifteenth, ahead of crystal palace on goal diference. sometimes you have to play a different game. w

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strongest winds will be along the coast. half moon bay likely to get to the coast, even for sustained winds. and the winds finally die down by tomorrow night. even once that rain moves out, we'll have gusty conditions tomorrow afternoon. so the rain will move out first. then it will take several more hours for the winds to gradually relax. in terms of snow, we are talking about anywhere from a foot to two and a half feet of total snowfall out of this system. it's likely to add up to even more than that, a little bit of an additional snowfall on monday with yet another rainmaker headed for the bay area. a look at the total rainfall amounts that we expect over the course of the next few days. this factors in what has fallen, so the north bay, picking up anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of additional rain. even more than that in some of the higher elevations for san francisco and oakland. a little bit less than some of the rain shower spots in the trivalley. of course, a little bit more in the santa cruz mountains. it's the pattern that

so you ignore the other half of the equation. why? because it is easy to see the shiny factory and the workers. the 80 workers working for other industries, the car industry, building warehouses, anybody who uses steel fences, all these people buying stuff are scattered through small industries and you don't see them, but there economic impact at least equals but probably exceeds the one you're trying to benefit. we do so many crazy things. $200 billion to expand social security. it won't be paid for, it speeds up the bankruptcy and demise of social security. $30 billion for farmers, many who have other resources and who are not in desperate need of this. what happens to the borrowing? $230 billion. it is not over. we are adding $100 billion for disaster. you say to yourself, we have to help people in need. they have had flooding, we have to help. well, shouldn't we try to root out the waste and fraud in the systems with people stealing money from these things? you want to know how many are stealing? when we did the covid stuff and st

the population identify as arab, and the other half kurdish. re is deeply entwined with myth and history. i've been to turkey a number of times — but this is my first visit to mardin, and i can already feel the different cultures at play here. and i also happen to be here as mardin�*s art biennial is taking place. for a month every two years, the city is teeming with people, as it's transformed into a centre for contemporary art. it's very exciting, and it's quite new. and lots of artists are coming from many different countries, and it's really good for the arts. i think it's adding a great value to the city, with this cultural event and artworks, as well. it's a bit of a melting pot, i'd say, you know, many. different cultures, many different ethnicities. - i think it's a very good medium to showcase not only the art, i but also the people, the warmth. - 2024 marks the sixth edition of the mardin biennial. the event involves over a0 artists from all over the world displaying their work at historic venues throughout the old town. so, this is no

it’s verdicts we have been hearing in the last half an r.— in the last half an r. s a hard day to hear - in the last half an r. it's a hard day to hear how - in the last half an r. it's a | hard day to hear how many in the last half an r. it's a - hard day to hear how many men participated and we need to recognise there are more men and they did not see and come forward and confess their actions and feel the shame and on what they did to her. those men will not be prosecuted because they were not identified. it is not that there is an eruption of men learning what consent is in taking responsibility and accountability for their actions. these men have been covering their faces, actions. these men have been covering theirfaces, covering their heads while gisele pelicot has stood out with her shoulders back and forth all of us to acknowledge and accept what was done to her over ten years. there is no sentence that will be enough. obviously, i wish they had been prosecuted to the absolute extent of the law, i also think in england, we are going to look at it and say we

both goals coming in the second half — dusan vlahovic heading the home side in front — they've had theires this season themselves juve but secured all three points with weston mckennie�*s volley a quarter of an hour from the end. the win boosts their hopes of progressing automatically to the next stage but for city, there is a chance they could be eliminated from the competition if they don't improve in their last two games. pep guardiola's side have lost seven from ten in all completions with manchester united to come in the premier league on sunday. we have been disappointed many times and the composure to make the shot or make a good movement and assist. that was the difference today. but we are the best. i love my team and the way we play and their is always a challenge against the opposite. it was a better night for the former manchester city player ferran torres. he scored twice as barcelona won 3—2 at borussia dortmund to move into second in the champions league table, with five wins from six. meanwhile, arsenal are third after a 3—0 win over monaco, bukayo saka scoring twice befo

the company will find a replacement chief executive in the first half of next year. s get more on this with our business correspondent theo leggett. do we know why he has quit? we don't do we know why he has quit? - don't know the precise reasons, but problem have been starting to engulf stellantis since the start of the year. dealers in north america have essentially found themselves with large inventory of cars just cant sell because they are not what the market wanted. there has been a lot of criticism of stellantis itself and carlos tavares because of that. in europe, stellantis is facing similar pressures to other car makers are facing in that it has a large number of factories making a lot of cars but there should be, particularly electric cars, that it has invested a lot of money developing. it is facing competition from chinese brands that are coming in and taking a share of the electric car market. last year was a very good year for stellantis, this good year for stella ntis, this year good year for stellantis, this year has been a pretty dreadful one, and th

we talked about the arsenal game, we were playing well in the first half but i felt that was, they weret we could win, today was so much different and you feel it in the game. we believe it, we managed to score and i think we deserve the win. important to us for ourfans, the deserve the win. important to us for our fans, the context that we live in, the loss that we have against nottingham with the storm, with all the fans, so it was a good day for us. many things that were happening, we didn't play with composure and poise, the results _ composure and poise, the results were good, the reality the game was not exceptional for our— the game was not exceptional for our side. i know the situation _ for our side. i know the situation and understand for many— situation and understand for many reasons, but the reality is we — many reasons, but the reality is we don't have winning games, i'm is we don't have winning games, i'm not— is we don't have winning games, i'm not good enough, i'm the boss, — i'm not good enough, i'm the boss, the— i'm not good enough, i'm the boss, the manager, i had t

the dangerous surf continues, visibility reduced along the coast two and a half mile. there are the raindrops san francisco, where we have cloudy skies and the light winds 58 degrees. okay. the wet tarmac there, 57, with some rain coming down. and in san jose it is cloudy, 57 degrees with good visibility. the rest of us in the 50s right now, 56 in brentwood, 52 in livermore. and you can see the rain chances throughout the day peaking throughout the early afternoon, but not a whole lot out there. we're going to save that for tonight into this time tomorrow morning, which could be the last hurrah of some pretty significant rain for quite some time. details in a few minutes. steph. >> all right lisa. thank you. here's a look at the roads in the sierra. the drive is expected to be smooth this morning for those traveling there and back. no chains are required on interstate 80 and highway 50 right now. however, officials are warning about the wind expected later today. you can follow along as the forecast changes with the abc seven bay area app. it gives you access to the sam

cody gakpo with the equaliser early in the second half, but rodrigo muniz scored a quarter of an hourto put fulham back in front, before the much—missed diogojota came off the bench to score four minutes from time to ensure the points were shared. liverpool are five points clear at the top, but that gap could be down to two if chelsea win tomorrow. i saw the players just put in an outstanding performance — in pressing, but also with the ball, how well they played. so we were on their half, ithink... maybe even when it was 11 versus 11, we had more problems than when we were down to ten, but in the end, if you can do this with ten players, what would've happened if we were with 11? but, yeah, we never know, it happens in the season that you get a red card, and it is good that we are a team that is very difficult to beat. it doesn't matter against who, you have always something to prove, and we came here to prove something for ourselves, not for no—one but for ourselves. the trust in ourselves, the belief, that you have an identity and we have to respect it, and we did it again. of cour

we should have already scored four or five in the first half but that was not the case.tion was really high, the way they play they create, because there are so many players inside and at the moment we are not very well organised. but you will struggle in the first two or three passes. we want to work on that situation. and after the game was in our control i think the subs were there on the right moments. so it is all very positive. elsewhere, a stunning strike from julian alvarez and an antoine griezmann double helped atletico madrid to a comfortable 3—1 win over slovan bratislava. tammy abraham scored a late winner as ac milan beat red star belgrade 2—1 at the san siro. feyenoord boosted their hopes of reaching the knockout stages with a comfortable 4—2 win over sparta prague in rotterdam. and stuttgart did the same with a crushing win over swiss side young boys. this is how the top eight looks with two games to go. these are the sides that as things stand would reach the knockout stage automatically and avoid the play—offs — liverpool with a 100% record, barcelona fo

i'll show you that in the next half hour. they'll also get some of the more interesting aspects of this storm, but we've got our share at home from it as well. let's get specific. that was the larger view. i want to give you the home view vantage so you can get the specific details on timing. if we go ahead on the futurecast, we're clearing out the light rain we will have saturday morning and then we get into saturday night. you can kind of see the leading edge here getting us into sunday, a little rain showing up right after midnight, but you can tell already at this point there is a bit of rain off the coast. let's bring that cold front in. we've seen way more impressive cold fronts rake across the bay area so far this winter. this one, it's not very well connected. it's a bit broken up. it's a bit spotty. you could have a few maybe brief downpours along this line, couldn't rule out the possibility of maybe even a rumble of thunder on that line, but lower odds with this than the last several systems that we've had. then we c

high 19 in the first half, including the hammer. houston by one at the break. nned late first half and early third quarter. look at lu dort, the hustle and then ahead to cason wallace for the lefty flush as the thunder starting to make a run. santa clara product. jalen williams just a first round pick a couple of years ago. defense. he goes defense to offense. the steal and the one handed hammer on the other end. he had 20 points for okc. rockets head coach may udoka feeling this slipping away for his team. and then thunder star shai gilgeous-alexander. just 12 points in the first half started to heat up with 12 in the third quarter alone as the thunder go up six after three. and sga went for a game high 32. good luck stuffing that double digit lead and the thunder win 100 1196. they advance to the nba cup final, where they will play the winner of this game. not cirque du soleil. they were the halftime show for the bucks and the hawks. that is impressive. good aerials right there. trae young from the logo in the third quarter. nothing but net. game high 35. it's

curry had four triples in the first half. so did. how about draymond green from the corner. a new dubs record with 18 threes at the half. but the dubs were down seven at the break. they kept shooting threes on a record pace. fourth quarter. now here comes closer klay. he's so quick with that. release three gives dallas a 12 point lead. and he is feeling it down the sideline. steph trying to keep pace. this would tie the nba record for combined threes in a game with 44. curry had 26 points and ten assists. that's a double double. so who would break the record. well why not klay thompson catch and shoot for 45 threes. most combined team threes in a game in history. thompson set season highs with seven threes and 29 points. obviously his highest non warriors point total and his first career win over the warriors. mavericks win by ten. steph and klay become the first players with at least seven threes in a game, as teammates and opponents. klay admitted this game was a little easier than the first one. >> way, way easier. especially not seeing all the captain's hats. i saw a few

probably the best first half of the season for the 40 niners, outscoring chicago 24 zero. brock purdy threw two touchdowns to jauan jennings, who caught a levi's leap there. george kittle had 138 receiving yards. isaac aranda also scored in the defense, allowed just four total yards. they outgained the bears by 315, the largest margin in the nfl this season. good vibes heading into a thursday night showdown against the la rams. >> have you ever been a part of a performance where you allowed four total yards to a team in the first half? >> no. that's great defense. that's great defense. the goal is we're going to carry that to thursday. and for the rest of our games we have the players. >> we have the playmakers. we have the play calling. we have everything to win games. but like we have to do it out of desperation. when you're playing desperate and you're playing like, hey, if we don't win this game, our season potentially is over. that desperation fuels guys in different ways, and it's just how you take that and how you channel that energy. and i thought our guys did a gr

the strongest along the coast, half moon bay. 40 mile-an-hour gusts. cially around and just before the sun comes up on saturday morning. in the sierra, it will be another snow maker. 10-20 inches of snow above 5,000 feet in elevation with this friday night and saturday system. travel is strongly discouraged. more snow to that with the next round of moisture heading our way on monday. total amounts there. up to three feet of total snowfall in the next three to four days. let's talk about total rainfall amounts for the bay area and the amounts are going to be higher in the north bay. 2-1/2 to four inches of rain. this is why there is a flood watch. enough of it falling in a short amount of time friday and saturday with localized flooding can not be ruled out. not a repeat of the scenario in late november. san francisco, oakland, rain shadowed valleys, livermore, santa clara valley, less than an inch of additional rainfall. you picked up about half an inch in those locations and it puts a dent in the rainfall deficit you have been running. let's take a loo

we pick up the action in the 2nd half. no score 73rd minute its wake forest on the attack all the way across to emily morris. watch this. >> just off the hands of the goalkeeper haylee craig and barely the net. this is so close through to be with game winner. wake forest wins one nil and they will play in the championship match. >> on monday, so end to this isn't one of the cardinal, but another really good season. >> back-to-back college cups. yeah. and it's really exciting to see the valkyrie 17 now know. yeah. excitement level has been so high before they even had a player. so now actually haven't. yeah. so excited to see some names on jerseys. go does going to say, i mean, that's that's what that happen next? the team store. everybody's going align on the jerseys. oh, yeah. all right, ben, thanks a lot. that's going to do it for us here. at 11 o'clock you do is get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com. stick around for the news at 11, 30 for the news at 11, 30 stephanie rothman coming up. - i had health insurance b

you can see them lined up and the clouds here on the half world. map, the first one, moving in tomorrow. not directing atmospheric river. just light rain showers, the next one, light to moderate rain falling on saturday night. after that, that is when things get active just in time for christmas eve. let's take a look at the local map and sip late the wave of rain moving in. tomorrow, putting labels on the map here to keep your bearings as the rain moves in. after midnight, a few sprinkles in the north bay. not going to amount to a couple drops on the windshield. that is when it moves in. there will be a few heavier downpours, even the possibility of thunderstorms here. brighter yellow and orange showing up on the simulation indicates that potential for maybe a couple rumbles of thunder but nothing as dramatic as saturday with all of the rain and the wind and the tornado warning in the santa cruz mountains. nothing like that. the rain will advance farther across the bay area. light to moderate rain showers, not resulting in flooding threat. it taper

and breaking news in the last half hour — southport stabbing suspect axel rudakubana, 18, has denied ree young girls — elsie dot stancombe, alice da silva aguiar and bebe king — in the attack, and also denied attempting to murder 10 other people. the knife attack happened at a taylor swift—themed dance class in southport. let's speak to our correspondent, nick garnett, who is outside liverppool crown court for us now. this was a fairly short hearing, and axel rudakubana is now 18 and he comes from west lancashire, and he appeared, setting, he was on a video link in my sitting in a room on his own, in belmarsh prison, which is in south london. he was wearing a grey sweatshirt and grey sweat pants. he was able to hear the proceedings but he did not speak during the hearing. he rocked his body from side to side during the proceedings. he faces 16 charges in total, three of murder and eight of attempted murder, possession of a knife, and two other charges relating to the offence on the 29th ofjuly, this summer in southport, and pleas of not guilty were entered in all the charges although

i will tell you what happened with that penalty in the next half hour. in boxing — the men's world heavyweight title, beating britain's tyson fury. sports journalist iryna kozyupa is a ukrainian sports journalist and says the result is a welcome boost for morale across ukraine. i would say that yesterday night was unbelievable and absolutely fantastic for ukrainian, for all ukrainians, not only fan of the box or sport or fan or supporters of usyk. like so many people were so happy with this victory and i saw absolutely fantastic video and pictures from the soldiers from the front line, and they were so happy to see the victory of usyk in yesterday's fight with tyson fury. so, you know, it means it's much more than sport for ukrainians now in our situation during the full—scale war with the russian. so first of all, of course we everybody happy with, usyk to, uh, once again show his that his champion and probably a great of all the time and in the top list of the best boxers in the world. but second, everybody also pleased with this, all his messages to th

then we get to enjoy the dry break as we hit the second half of the weekend.l occur overnight. it's going to be blustery everywhere across the bay area, particularly along the coast. that's where the high wind warning is in effect where winds will be in the 40 to 50-mile-an-hour range, gusts possibly up to 60 miles an hour. the winds will be noticeable even as the rain departs. so 20 to 30-mile-an-hour gusts tomorrow afternoon. then the winds calm down tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. in the sierra this is a good snowmaker, talking about a foot to 2 feet of total snowfall above about 6,000 feet in elevation. the rain/snow line sets up around 5,000 feet, more likely seeing several inches of snow at that level, but travel on u.s. 50 and i-80 will be treacherous. there will be a little more snow on top of that by monday. let's add up all the rain headed our way over the next several days and, of course, as usual, the the heaviest amounts will occur in the north bay, 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 inches of rain on top of what has fallen and what is falling now. the rest of t

and then in the 2nd half it's maxime raynaud going to work. there's 4 of his 6, 3 pointers finished with 20 points. i the warriors take a look. he's the type big man him. stanford gets the wind today in berkeley final score. 89 81, meantime, saint mary's taking it's 8, 1, record on the road your face. then used all youths who came in long, good matchup bund. what a performance from polyester morales drives and scores there. plus the foul. he had a career-high. 29 points and that kills led by 17 at the half. but utah came back to cut down to 4 a justice marshall onus into the paint. a nice little hits the floater. he had 10 points and 8 assists and then in the final yells up 5 per ounce gifts with the dagger. he was 6 for 10 from three-point range. saint mary's guest alanis 70 to 63 santa clara, by the way. also a winner today. 81 66 over fresno state. play the sport. what a day of college football. we had conference championship games all across the country. a matchup of the night probably in the big 10. number one, oregon facing number 3 penn

. >> thankfully, none of the animals were hurt by the fire. about halfe taken in by foster homes to lighten the staff workload as they make changes to operations, the shelter cannot perform surgeries and other medical procedures until damage is fixed. >> we are working on finding alternate location so that we can continue to provide those services. we think we've identified a vet clinic about one mile from the shelter, so we're hopeful to be up and running here shortly, hopefully by next week. >> adoptions and community services are now operational once again during shelter hours after closures due to the fire. fees have been waived for several animals to make it easier to find them a home, but there are other ways to help as well, with half of their building damaged, including their laundry room, it highlights already important needs at the shelter. blankets, towels and monetary donations are not only greatly appreciated but needed. >> we do laundry literally 24 hours a day because of the animals on the adoption floor, as well as what's happening in the

- saw in the first fight, tyson fury did well in the first half, usyk won the second half. previous description. how do you think this actually goes? honestly i don't know. yesterday, i was tyson fury — today i'm oleksandr usyk — tomorrow will probably be a draw. that's with all the marbles at stake, it's the heavyweight championship of the world, it's the biggest prize in sport, you should be torn. if one guy will be a runaway with winner, that sucks the trauma out of it. today it's usyk, tomorrow could be a different story. when you make of the fight actually being in saudi arabia? we seen all the controversy about sports washing, golf, football, now this? the best possible flights are being put on in saudi arabia at the moment. it's good for boxing right now, and ultimately without saudi arabia's involvement, we wouldn't of seen the first fight, never mind the second. so that's the upside. filliflk second. so that's the upside. quick finalthought _ second. so that's the upside. quick final thought - _ second. so that's the upside. quick final thought - do _ second. so that

greenlaw sat the second half out with knee soreness. samuel, they tried to force feed him all night, but this drop was the night. this set up la for another field goal to go up 9-6ful niners try to respond, but purdy's overthrow was picked up by williams in the end zone. huge mistake by purdy. this was the end. purdy couldn't even get free for a hail mary pass as he was sacked to end the game. the rams won it 12-6. niners record fell to 6 and 8, and their playoff hopes are all but gone. let's go to matt lively with even more drama that came out after the game. >> reporter: if you thought the loss to the rams was bad, it only got worse after the game. it was revealed campbell sr. opted not to go into the game in the third quarter. shanahan needed him to go in when greenlaw came out, and campbell said he wasn't going. after this you could sense the frustration from players. >> i don't think we need to talk about him anymore. >> reporter: will you release him? >> we'll figure out something. i don't like distractions on the sideline. i think