the driver of that dump truck was pinned under his vehicle. first responders were able to get the man out, but they were unable to save him. everyone on the muni bus is okay. but five passengers suffered minor injuries. at one point the crash blocked the three right lines on southbound 101 causing this mess. two northbound lanes were also blocked by emergency vehicles. the backup, as you can see, stretched all the way through bridge.y and across the bay it was really, really bad tonight. the chp tweeted this video a little while ago of the dump truck being uprighted about 45 minutes ago. all lanes were reopened. a man who escaped a hawaii psychiatric hospital and fled to the bay area told a judge that he wants to stay here. randall saito is charged with escape in the second degree now and as as abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow comes, he'll stay here long enough to get the turkey and all the trimmings. >> an escapee telling the judge he would not waive extradition. >> i don't want to go to a had a. >> he'll enjoy thanksgiving from the jail. >> the sooner we get here the better. >> before chartering a flight to maui and hopping on a commercial flight to san jose. it was during another cab ride on his way to reno that deputies swooped in and arrested saito at a gas station in stockton. he went without putting up a fight. >> we'll start with the reason i escaped. i escaped because i don't feel safe in that hospital. >> thursday while in custody he told abc 7's matt keller he applied for release but authorities wouldn't give him a chance. >> right beside i needed to escape and prove that i'm on my own, that i can be out here. >> he was committed to the psych hospital in 1981 after being acquitted by reason of insanity for a woman he stabbed and shot several times and he's been called a homicidal psychopath. because he's considered a high-flight risk he's wearing red instead of original. >> i'm not fearful that he'll escape from him and administration segregation unit from the county jail. >> he was set for a public defender and a hearing the monday after thanksgiving. >> if he is who we think he is or he's not. >> he's being held without bail. >> turn a turn now to the weather. temperatures are beginning to fall. abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> live doppler 7 showing you clear conditions across the bay area. temperatures already down to the low 40s in fairfield, napa, novato. you'll notice some of the cold spots. compared to 24 hours ago we're running 13 degrees lower in napa and four lower in san jose. here's just acismling of how cold it's going to get. santa rosa's average low is who degrees. the next two morning mid-30s and i'm tracking the next chance of rain, a level one system. i'll be back to let you know exactly when you can expect that rain and how the rest of your weekend is shaping up. dan? >> thanks a lot. a man and woman are in the hospital recovering from a vicious dog attack in oakland. nicole kennedy suffered terrible dog bite wounds to her head and face and a broken leg after getting attacked by two pit bulls. the dogs also malled a man who ran to help her. the dogs escaped from neighbor's yard and killed keedy's sharpy mix before attacking her. a mal control has confiscated the dogs. now to the tehama county shootings. five people were killed and 12 wounded including a mother of five who was shot five times and survived. after being shot she begged for help but no one stopped. tonight show's recovering in a shot and told her story to francis wang. >> that brave woman is a mother of four who was dropping her kids off at school when all of this happened. even though she was shot multiple times she desperately tried to find help to make sure her kids were okay. >> today in her hospital bed we didn't film her voice but didn't have to see her to hear the terror she's been through. >> every bullet that hit me i was just praying that he would stop. >> she was shot five times, four near the heart and once through her hip. her so-year-old hit in the calf and her 6-year-old in the foot. >> the moment that i saw my body went limp and i was just so scared. i was like oh, no, no, no, don't let it be them. >> instead of her own pain tiffany focused on protecting her kid. she pulled out a handgun trying to fire back but the gunman took off. she drove for miles asking people for help. no one did. >> just let me make a u-turn and i was watching my driver in the rear view mirror and he just drove off and came back. >> finally when she was starting to lose hope. >> deputy sheriff johnston, helped me. ail asked was for him to just look after my kids. i was just relieved that even if i stopped breathing at that moment then i wouldn't have left my kids stranded with no one for them to get gunned down. >> now recovering in her hospital bed she's not angry, not at the gunman and not at those who left her when she needed it the most. >> it hurts my heart a lot that no one stopped. i mean, the four people but i understand. >> the little energy she does have is, again, focused on her kids. >> i just want to see them grow. reporting.family friends have s gofundme page to set up the family to help with medical faces. oakland city leaders are making sweeping changes since we're approaching one year since the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. city leaders announced reforms to prevent the same type of tragedy from happening again. the city is ogd more fire and building inspectors and adding outside help and bring the fire and building inspection database into one single system. the effort also includes multi-lingual outreach to tennants. >> we put together notices that are also gting wd to the tennants and a lot about this is about communication and making sure that the residences are in the buildings and facilities are aware of actions pending and of resources that they have. >> the oakland warehouse association has voiced some concerns about seeing more evictions as a result of the reforms. across the bay the berkeley police department is investigating a string of robberies. all five happened at night between november 9th and the 14th around the uc campus. based on the suspect's descriptions, police believe the cases are all related and in each case the two row, approached a lone victim and tried to take their possessions. police are encouraging people to pay attention, of course to have, their surroundings and travel in groups whenever possible for safety. >> b.a.r.t. says it has identified the man responsible for monday negotiate's bigoted and strange and belligerent attack on a fellow passenger. cell phone video captured the man seen in the long sleeve shirt there yelling racial slurs at another passenger and then slapping and punching him. b.a.r.t. isn't release the man's name but says the man is being banned now from the system. the transit agency is also commending the victim and other passengers for not escalating that situation. >> more could come here tonight. with thanksgiving approaching victims in napa are taking stock of what they have been through. and up next, you'll hear from a family who lost several homes and their family business. also, muni riders get an upgrade and new light rail vehicles just going into service. >> and we're seeing clearing skies from the explortorium camera on pier 15. a with thanksgiving coming up fire victims in napa county are taking stock of all they have been through. abc 7 news reporter leseley brinkley caught up with one family who lost several homes and their business. >> this is where i grew up. >> dan walked me through his sprawling property. what remains of his two family homes, a could the am, a two-story office and engraving shop and a chapel that are all gone. then, there are the 20 acres of green cemetery plots all untouched by the fire at bubbling well pet memorial park. 15,000 pets are buried here and he feels lucky that the records were saved. >> fortunately our office manager was taking home a backup disc so that at the time of the fire she had a backup disc which was wonderful. she also had her computer at home. >> the drone view 7 captured the devastation at this family compound after the fire. he and his 97-year-old mother were air lived out on a chop their couldn't take his dog. drake survived the inferno inside this truck. there are other complications. 100 urns with pet ashes were rekreemted during the fire and lost. it's been hard to notify the pet owners, but there are plans to build a memorial here. >> once we get cleared by fema and the cleanup program, we're going to make the place as safe as possible for the public and we'll think about getting a temporary trailer in here and open up for business. >> my main goal right now is to keep our business alive and well, and we're doing that, but on a personal level i've kicked the can down the road because i don't have time, you know. i get too depressed. just got to carry on. you know, each day gets better so we are coming together for thanksgiving. >> giving thanks for survival n.napa, i'm leseley brinkley, abc 7 news. >> tomorrow is a big day for drivers who use a road in one east bay city. crews will be taking down the road closed signs on morgan territory road in clayton at 5:00 tomorrow morning. the two-lane road suffered considerable damage from the storms last winter and has been closed for months. in fact, for a time the road was slipping up to a foot a day. repair work began in july, but it's about to be reopened to the public. san francisco commuters took their first roids today on muni's newest light rail trains. abc 7 news was at church street and debows avenue when mayor ed lee cut the ribbon. moneyi says you'll be more comfortable and they will make less noise of the current fleet of 20-year-old trains. >> now you'll have cleaner, more reliable t.goes from an average of five years before major maintenance to some 49 years. >> muni will eventually have more than 250 of these cars. siemens is building them in sacramento and they will gradually replace all of moneyi's existing lrvs. eventually they will have a larger fleet than it does now. this is arguably one of the busiest travel days of the year, and you're looking live now at san francisco international airport. the airport eats duty manager told us there are no major delays or widespread cancellations at sfo which is good to hear. abc 7 news was inside terminal two earlier today where check-in and security lines stretched for fairly long ways and moved quite slowly. one young traveler was a bit frustrated by it all. >> i don't like it. it's kind of boring just sitting there. >> so boring, right? if you're flying in the coming days, the airport suggests you check with your airline online or on the known to get up to the minute information about your particular flight. but at least if you're traveling the weather looks fairly clear for that around here. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> it's an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and hang up the umbrellas. it is clear as you look at live doppler 7 here in the bay area. not had a cloud or rain in sight. we are going to keep it that way and so tonight you're going to feel the chill if you haven't all right. i want to show you the forecast feempts it's definitely going to be chilly with some frost. we'll have a dry weekend. rain returns on monday, and it is going to be milder or warmer, however you want to put it heading into thanksgiving so really nice-look weather ahead. a live picture right now. you're looking at city hall all lit up in san francisco in purple as we look towards the city. a great view. sparkling in our mt. tam cam. a little breezy at the higher elevation tsz. the only reason why some of you have are not feeling the chill but many of you are. 53 in san francisco and 48 in oakland. 53 san jose and 57 in gilroy. the embarcadero 7 for my abc 7 explortorium camera all lit up just in time for the holidays. the lights went on. 44 degrees in santa rosa. wind-sheltered valleys. napa, novato low 40s and livermore is 48 degrees. as we take a look at your 12-hour planner for saturday clear and cold in the morning, particularly in the inland valleys. crisp and sunny by noontime and 50s for you and 50s and 60s at 4:00 p.m. and bright sunny skies for any outdoor plans and we're looking at a chilly evening with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. going out tomorrow night, going check out a move, going to dipper, make sure you bundle up. here's a look at temperature trends for livermore the next couple of mornings, particularly this weekend going with the upper 30s. notice that the temperatures will come up overnight into the morning hours as we head towards next week. just a sign of some changes ahead. temperatures first thing in the morning mid to upper 30s for the coldest north and east bay valleys. chilly out there. clear for most of you. could see a patch or two of fog in the valleys. afternoon highs in the 50s and 60s, sunny for saturday, and then we take a look at the big game forecast as stanford hosts cal tomorrow evening 54 degrees dropping down do 53. cool enough where you'll need to grablt extra level. a level one system on monday, light showers expected. under half han inch for most of you. low impact in the burn scar areas. in terms of rain totals, not expecting a whole lot. 5:00 a.m. the rain begins in the north bay on monday. it spreads during the latter part of the morning and into the afternoon. you can download accuweather app and keep traffic live doppler 7 any time you want. rainfall totals you'll notice will be anywhere from a few hundreds of an inch to .4 of an inch in ukeia. the seven-day forecast will feature sunshine and a patchy frost in the morning tomorrow so do watch out for that. increasing clouds on sunday, and that will lead to the rain, light showers monday, level one system. lingering chance early tuesday before we start to dry it out in time for the holiday. temperatures, low to mid-60s coast side and low to mid-70s inland during that tuesday through thursday time period and even into friday we'll keep it mild. there is a chance of rain coming in on friday. so, dan, i think you have those flannel pjs. >> i do. >> those will come in handy tonight. >> and going with a night cap, very traditional. >> i like to. >> keep yourself warm. >> thanks very much. coming up next, the world's most prestigious video game competition comes to the bay area. a big sporting event is coming to oracle arena this weekend and it's not basketball. it's called intel extreme masters. one of the biggest tournaments in e-sports, that's elite competitive video gaming. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom takes you for a behind-the-scenes preview you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> forget the squeaking of high top sneakers. this weekend oracle arena had echo with the sound of keystrokes and mouse clicks. >> what these guys do with the keyboard and mouse is amazing. >> and with good reason, this is their job. >> they spend their entire lives dedicated to competing at that one video games, not just one video games, a single video games. >> and intel extreme masters being the best can get you fortune and fame. >> any airport around the world if they go there they will get recognized and stopped for pictures and autographs. >> there are blockbuster games like counterstrike with a $300,000 pool and another unknown game player up known battleground. >> it's very cool. growing up you see all the professional athletes with all the sponsors and now i'm one of them. >> team liquid comes from all over europe to play in this area's first e-sports event. >> the fact that i'm here talking to you in this stadium is just amazing. >> new this year, a whole new kind of game is coming to e-sports and this one you don't down. >> i firmly believe it is the next frontier in e-sports. >> pop this sucker on. >> virtual reality means e-sports athletes need to be more athletic than ever. >> it incorporates more physical activity than many video games. >> and it's played one-on-one. >> all on the individual, and, yes, that's a lot of pressure but it gives you a lot of rom to, you know, really make a name for yourself. >> while thousands are expected here at oracle millions will watch online called by live announcers with a full camera crew in the real world and another in the virtual one. >> you have a whole second crew inside so you have the first dimension and fourth dimension happening at the same time. >> they are pretty good. coming up next, a surprise announcement tonight from the president that comes after a decision to lift the ban on trophies of elephants hunted in africa. also president trump blasts senator al franken but remains silent on roy moore. by weighing in, does the president make himself vulnerable? and it's the week before black friday and they are already out in full force. back in a moment. good evening once again. we'll begin this half hour with president trump's surprise announcement tonight to suspend his decision on importing big game trophies. the president tweet that had he put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as he can review all conservation facts. he said an update would come soon. now this move comes as celebrities, politicians and even some trump supporters had criticized the administration's decision to allow people to import elephant trophies into the united states. here's abc news reporter dave packer. >> reporter: president trump changing course, holding off a decision to lift a ban that would have allowed big game hunters in zambia or zimbabwe to bring their trophies through u.s. customs, president tweeting he's putting the decision on hold until he reviews all the facts. the move overrode a ban by president obama two years ago sparked outrage. >> this is a small set of people who think it's okay to kill some of the rarest most beautiful animals in the world. >> but some like the president's son don jr. seen here with an elephant tail in one hand hand a knife in the other argue the that the tens of thousands of dollars spent by big game hunters may actually protect the money. >> that money funds the anti-poaching league is poaching is still a widespread animal in africa and keeping the animal on list of endangered species. >> why is it okay for rich white people to go there and kill the el nantz for their tusks? >> the president is not a big game hint, but in his decision he said he would consult with the interior secretary ryan zinke who hunts. dave packer, abc news, new york. now to the national outcry over sexual misconduct. tonight the president is weighing in, blasting senator al franken after a woman accused him of forcibly kissing her during a uso tour before he was a senators, but the president has remained silent on senate candidate roy moore. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporter: didn't take long for the president to weigh in on senator al franken as he appeared to grope a sleeping woman. in a late night tweet he said the al franken stein picture is really bad. where do his hands go in pictures, two, three, four, five and six while she sleeps and to think that last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for woman. that ziering rebuke came hours after the accusations against the minnesota democrat became public, but as for the more than week-old allegations accusing alabama senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct. >> do you believe roy more's accusers? >> reporter: the president ignored our questions repeatedly. >> should he resign. >> reporter: with the non-answers and that attack on franken tonight the allegations of sexual misconduct against president trump himself are back in the spotlight from the "access hollywood." >> automatically attracted, kissing them is like had a magnet and when you're a star you can do anything. you can dorff whatever you want. >> reporter: for more than a dozen women who came forward alleging everything from sexual assault to harassment and inappropriate behavior. >> all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> reporter: today we put the question to the white house. if it's fair to investigate al franken and the allegation made by his kiraccuser, is it fair t investigate this president and the allegations of sexual misconduct made against him by more than a dozen woman? >> i think that this was covered pretty extensively during the campaign. we address that had then. the american people i think spoke very loud and clear when they elected this president. >> reporter: how is this different? >> i think in one case specifically senator franken has admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn't. that's a very clear distinction. >> reporter: no sign of franken in the wake of radio host leann tweeden's work in 2006. in addition to that photo, she says he kissed her force gli and against her will. >> i was just disgusted. i felt like he betrayed my trust. >> reporter: today on "the view" tweeden has said see received a letter of apology. >> dear leann, i want to apologize to you personally. i'm sincerely sorry. al franken. alabama's republican governor says she will vote for roy moore in next month's special election for the u.s. senate despi sexual harassment accusations against him. this came as moore's wife kayla and a group of women aggressively defended him outside alabama's state capitol today. moore supporters accused media outlets and the, quote, washington establishment with trying to block his election as a way of derailing president trump's agenda. >> even after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundation and now against my husband, he will not step down. >> that's right. >> moore faces accusations of sexual misconduct towards teenage girl when he was in his 30s decades ago. abc 7 news caught up with a bay area congresswoman jackie spear who spoke about the believability of roy moore's accusers. >> women don't come forward and lie. they come -- because they know what the downside risk is to come forward to begin with and even coming forward is a painful experience because you're reliving it. >> she revealed that she was sexually harassed in congress is pushing new anti-sexual harassment legislation in the house. all right. let's move on now. while thousands of tourists visit san francisco to take in the sight, you might forget about the amazing sounds and flavors as well, but they certainly were not lost on this group from guide dogs for the blind. the organization staged a tour from members from around the country to celebrate the organization's 75th anniversary. visitors and their dogs stronghold through chinatown stopping to zoning up some of the history hand more than a few boxes of takeout. >> chinatown was one of the top places that they wanted to come and tour, so one of the things that really i think makes my heart sing is watching how well our dogs work and teams work together in what can be a chaotic environment. >> this is the largest tour group that the organization has ever brought to chinatown. earlier today mayor ed lee proclaimed this guide dog day. and while we're talking about dog, you should get one if you want to live longer apparently. according to swedish researchers for people living hey lone, owning a dog can decrease your risk death by 33%. the risk cardio vascular-related deaths was reduced when compared to a person without a pet. the animals offer support, and you can reduce your risk death by 11%. coming up next, will the october fires leave a smokey taste in this year's wines? we sent wayne freedman up to wine country to find out youlu cod saulve ergy ulby w. out flax. or sply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. california's jobless rate dipped back below 5% in october. one expert says the number of people employed in the state is reaching epic proportions. the unemployment rate was 4.9% statewide, down from 5.1 in september, and in the bay area specifically the jobless rate is even better. 2.7% in san francisco. 2.5% in san mateo county and 2.6% in marin. the california wine industry is a multi-billion dollar business, you know that. that brings millions of tourists to the golden state. but what if that all went up in smoke because of smoke? it's one of the questions left behind by the north bay wildfires. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman explains the possible impact of all of that smoke on those precious grapes. >> reporter: for vines it's the is for a well-earned rest after the harvest. for wine-makers though not so much. >> when you farm, you make a deal with god. whatever is handed down, you -- there's no appeal. >> reporter: among growers and makers like bill williamson every year the question is what which leads to us this laboratory far from the vines, the grapes and barrels and tasting rooms. suffice it to say that here the instruments have extremely discriminating palates? >> we need to note chemistry of the wine to understand it. >> reporter: every vintage is a challenge every year, but this year's is especially unique. we had early rains. we had a heat rain later in the year and unbalanced acidity and then the north bay fires actually burned some vineyards and left others sitting beneath heavy blankets of smoke. only 5% of the harvest remained at that time but for growers like bill williamson in the dry creek valley. >> we workied that it got smoke taint and in two or three years time the wine will taste like bacon or ashtrays. >> reporter: smokey is insidious and even an expert can't taste it until too late in the process. this team examined countless samples with better than expected results. >> the impact of the smoke is not as strong as we were expecting, so it's easy to deal with it and to make it not smoking. >> reporter: their tried and true polysyllabic methods that qualify under the heading too much information. >> we used a process called flash detente. >> reporter: hand maybe in a year he'll impress you with that in his tasting room. for now if you're a wine lover, take a deep breath. 2017 has survived its trial by fire. in sonoma count de, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> which is very nice to hear. stay with us. meteorologist sandhya pat zell back with the weekend forecast. plus the curtain goes up on a holiday tradition, and they are holiday tradition, and they are all available for ♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. black friday is usual lit day after thanksgiving but for some retailers it's here right now tonight. here's abc 7 news reporter rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: tonight aeek before black friday and already th deals are out in full force. amazon delivering new discounts daily. we spotted this samsung 55-inch 4ktv $300 off and the bose head phones $120 off, plus perks for prime members like special coupons and free two-day shimping keep in mind a 30-day trial membership is free. already fierce competition for your holiday dollar, from best buy where this laptop is now on sale for $189 to walmart and even lower prices where this kitchenaid mixer is now $199, more than $160 off. to help you sort through it all. apps are definitely your friend. now is not the time to be afraid of technology. with apps like flip you can compare prices on all those store flyers, and with camel, camel, camel you can track the pop-up sales at amazon and get alerts when prices drop. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. a popular holiday tradition in san francisco is back. you're looking through the window of macy's union square store. it's filled with kittens and puppies just waiting to be adopted. last year the effort raised $is up,000 for the san francisco spca and found new homes for more than 250 animals. this year they hope to beat that number with the cuddle experience. that's a chance to meet animals for ten minutes at a time inside the store for a donation. for 3 is years macy's has been breaking with its usual fashion theme for this community building event. >> obviously the cats and the dogs every year, so hard not to adopt. they are beautiful, and it's, you know, then we get to so all the shining faces outside that are so excited to see the litte animals here in our space. >> these adorable pets will be on display in the stockton and o'farrell street windows through new year's day. if you're in the area check that how the. irresistible. >> up last check on the weather for a check of the weekend weather. >> might want to cuddle up to somebody tonight because it's going to be chilly. take a look at the temperatures, darn near freezing in the mid-valley. mid-30s through. clear skies. live doppler 7 showing you no clouds or rain. tomorrow afternoon you're going to see sun. temperatures upper 50s to the mid-60s, and our very own spencer christian will be kicking off the holiday season at pier 39 this sunday at 6:00 for the tree-light ceremony if you're going. 55 degrees at 5:00, and then by 7:00 p.m. temperature will drop down to the low 50s so go by and say hi to spencer. thanksgiving day forecast, if you're already make plans for the holidays, it is going to be dry. 50s and 60s between 7:00 a.m. and noon and by 4:00 p.m. mild, 60s, and 70s, and as you're feasting you'll be enjoying nice weather outside. accuweather seven-day forecast dry weekend level one. light system monday. will bring scattered light showers hand may not even make it to the south bay. dry and warmer tuesday, wednesday and then thanksgiving looks nice. >> yeah, absolutely. >> sand yeah, thanks very much. check this out. odds are this new robot can cross-fit better than you. boston dynamics is showing off its new robot atlas that can jump from elevated block to elevated block and do a 180-degree turn and watch this. sticks the landing on the dismount, the back flip. pretty impressive. you can see first, larry, they feed us at the olympics, and then they enslave us once they turn on sky net. that's what's going to happen. >> they are going to beat us, no question about that. that's clearly a military device waiting to happen there. >> speaking of weapons, what's it going to take for the giants to land giancarlo stanton, and it's game that may or may not go viral? the curry challenge mineups steph curry. >> o good evening. san francisco giants have officially made their first pitch to the marlins for giancarlo stanton who won the mvp award yesterday. expected to be the first of many offers the marlins receive for their slugger. ken rosenthal first reported this. no word on the exact proposal, but stanton is the guy in the driver's seat, not the marlins because he's got a full no trade clause meaning he can reject any destination that doesn't appeal to him. supposedly wants to come to the west coast. he hit 59 bombs and the giants is one of the teams that can absorb the balance of his contract hand the 295 million that he's old. the cardinals, red sox hand maybe the dodgers also rumored to be interested and preparing offers. more baseball news. matt williams star third baseman for the giants for years and now he's going to work across the bay for the a's, the new third base coach. williams played 17 seasons in the biggs, a five-time all-star and has extensive coaching earnings apprance and was the manager of the year back in2014 with the nationals. forheenth time in franchise history the raiders are going international. last year victorious when they played the texans in mexico city. this test is going to be tougher on sunday. best chance the raiders have of beating new england, maybe to outscore them, the patriots are averaging 27 points a game in the last four contests. it be billed as a matchup of a rising star at qb in derek carr and living legend in tom brady but as carr pointed out he's lucky he doesn't have to stop brady. >> if i had to get more amp the we'd have a problem. it's a good thing i don't play defense so i'm not playing him or we'd be in even more trouble. >> having a pretty unique week here and traveling to a very unique place to play so it's a little bit different being on the road like this. there's less things to do, you know. my family is not here, my kids aren't here. nobody telling me what i did wrong in the house show, you know, it's just being at home and now it's being here and trying to just figure out how to win a game. >> little jab at gisele there, what he did wrong in the house. 120th big game is tomorrow. trying to pry the ax away for the first time since 2009. it's sold out tomorrow night featuring two quarterbacks that have never taken a staup. ross bauer and k.j. costello both watched from the sidelines last year and poet are trying to downplay the hype leading into this game. >> i know the ax is on the line. i know we haven't won in a while. that stuff, you know, is great, and it's a great opportunity that makes it betty for the fans and stuff and for us it's the same old same old. >> title of the big game is cool, but at the end of the day we brought ourselves and every week it's a big game. dream come true playing college football and every week is a big game. >> we've got a big game. battle of l.a. usc and ucla tomorrow night at 5:00 over on abc 7. sam darnold against josh rosen, the top two picks possibly in the nfl draft. look at the intensity, the face i have with the interns. isaac white with a deep three for stanford. little pony tail he's got working there. reed travis inside and ten-point cardinal lead. waning seconds of the half, this is a husky heave and it goes. gresham beats the buzzer and more from white in the second half who had 17 points, tying a team high and stanford cruises 73-59. they are 3-1. to the ladies, number one uconn hosting cal. rebecca lobo night as she was inducted into the naismith basketball hall of fame. uconn is up 16. crystal dangerfield to katey will you samuelson up the floor. >> nice. >> and uconn, talk about a runaway, 82-47, they dominate this game. so new thing on the inter web called the curry challenge. people try layups in everyday environments where clearly they are not supposed, like throwing the phone into the moon roof or sun roof if you prefer. twitter user named samuel grubs posted this video. look how the. we're having a meeting over here. i don't recommend trying this just randomly unless you have a good explanation for the judge later on. remember chad johnson. ochocinco, former wide receiver. great balance and everything. skateboarding. oh. yeah, that is not the move he had in mind right there. >> stopped recording as soon as he hit the pavement. >> yeah, ouch. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> try a helmet. >> or don't get on one at all. >> be preferable. >> you mentioned the stern lk, laurie rules the sports department by that old military line. love ends. fear doesn't. >> that's a good one. >> thanks, larry. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, they have lost everything but tomorrow the north bay fire victims will get something back thanks to the generous neighbors and a growing threat to mankind. killer robots. how one bay area man is fighting to stop them. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. we'll see you then for that. you'll get a sense on that story of why there's so much concern. that's our report. we'll see you again in one our over on channel 7. - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one, in vea, california. the other in baton rouge, louisiana.