>> tracking some of the coldest air so far this season with clear skies on live doppler 7 helping to cool us off quickly. there's a frost advisory in effect overnight tonight into the early morning hours thursday for the shelter valleys in the north bay. there's a shading the blue on the screen. we expect temperatures in the area to be between 32 and 26 degrees overnight to be the. that could include frost. here's the key. the coldest time is between 7:00 and 7:00 thursday morning. you want to have the winter jackets when we drop in the 30s. napa 34, and chilly 46 in oakland, 49 in san francisco, and san jose and freemont it's a cool start. all eyes on the the weekend. tracking not one, but two storm, and the first one is saturday. upgraded to a two on the impact scale. what to expect over the weekend in terms of rain and wind in the full forecast in minutes, guys. >> thank you. new controversy for donald trump tonight. the team requests security clearance for his son-in-law. >> coming at the same time that hillary clinton made her first public appearance since her concession speech. here's more from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton returns to washington, though, not in the way she originally intended. >> there have been a few times this past week when all i wanted to do is just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. >> reporter: the former democratic presidential nominee speaking in front of the children's defense fund, the group that help start her career. >> but, please, listen to me when i say this. america is worth it. our children are worth it. believe in our country. fight for our values. never, ever give up. >> reporter: at the same time, clinton's lead in the popular vote is growing, up more than 1 million votes against donald trump. back in new york, tales of turmoil at trump tower. the president-elect and team trying to shoot down reports that the transition process is not going well. trump, himself, tweeting it's very organized. former white house member, mike rogers, who worked on the team before being ousted described it differently. >> there's confusion about the chain of command from new york. >> reporter: all eyes on his son-in-law, abc news confirming the team requested national security clearance with the real estate developer who has no government experience. that report not helping the president-elect as he deals with concerns about conflict of interest between family businesses and his new job. one impact on trump's brand visible. three manhattan buildings removed his name after residents protested. abc news, washington. tonight, an east bay high school principal denies allegations he took part in a demonstration last week. the allegations come from a local police chief. the protests happened last thursday when students from pittsburgh high school walked out of class. abc 7 news reporter, laura anthony, has the story from both sides. >> one officer observed the principal actively involved. >> did you participate in the protest? >> no, i did not. >> the police chief said it's one thing to have hundreds of students marches, but it's another when it appears the school principal is right there with them, and in his view, crossing the line. >> he was mouthing with the students what they were saying, expletives for president-elect trump and fist pumping. >> reporter: the principal told us he was there when a couple hundred students turned a lunch time rally into a walk-out thursday, but only to keep them safe. >> if i'm expecting them to act a certain way, i have to act that way as well, so, absolutely not, the use of profanity, the use of any type of language or any type of motions that would encourage them. >> reporter: the students marched four miles. along the way, a window was shattered at the subway, garbage cans turned over, and one threw an orange at a police officer allegedly. >> i believe the actions of the principal can be easily construed as he condoned the behavior, condoned the true an si. >> i support the principal and staff's actions they did to really step in and mitt dpat that situation. >> reporter: three students were arrested by antioch police and dozens more disciplined by the school district including suspensions. in pittsburgh, laura anthony, abc 7 news. tonight, san francisco police say they recognize san francisco as a sanctuary city. in a statement to the chief, he said the election will not change how the police department operates. the command staff joined mayor ed lee to every size the city's commitment to keeping san francisco a sanctiuary city. university of california is planning to help undocumented students who could be deported. they'll convene a special task force to offer legal aide to dreame dreamers, students brought into the u.s. illegally as minors. >> we take the issue seriously, we support them and will do everything we can to ensure their stay at the university is not interprrupted. >> college students held rallies like this one at stanford wanting schools to be sanctuary campuses. they are taking a wait-and-see approach. tonight, we are hearing from the brother of a murder victim killed with his mother and partner in oakland. the suspect is this woman, dana rivers, a well-known transgender rights activist. she appeared in superior court to face the charges. abc 7 news reporter was at that hearing. >> reporter: outside the oakland home where three people were killed friday, there's a growing memorial. framed pictures of 19-year-old stabbing victim, benny wright, with his framed college essay. he wanted to be a doctor or hairdresser. someone who would help other people feel good. >> very, very genuine guy and caring. >> reporter: he lost his brother, benny, and mother patricia, along with her partner, charlotte reid, all on the same day. covered in blood, rivers is accused of stabbing benny to death and shooting and stabbing benny's mother and her partner. court documents say rivers had ammunition and knives in her pocket and accused of setting the garage on fire. >> i do forgive the woman and understand that, you know, there's bigger things in life than hate. >> moved here because they wanted to be who they were, and they wanted to be in an accepting environment. >> reporter: something rivers nay have understood. she previously made headlines as a teacher in sacramento forced from her job after beginning her gender transition. >> charlotte may have known her. >> reporter: students at the high school who knew benny before he graduated came together. >> what could be so bad to want to kill three people, but as a former educator, taking the live of a young person? >> reporter: investigators have not said. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> two teenage boys were shot this afternoon during a fight at strawberry creek park near west berkley. we were there as police investigated the shooting. happened after 3:00 this afternoon at the basketball courts. about 20 teenagers got in a fight. three gunshots fired, and everyone scattered. police have not made any arrests. fbi ascended on a quiet home this morning. abc 7 news was there as agents brought out boxes of electronics and a computer. sources tell us that the search is related to a broader investigation into theft of satellite signals. it's not clear what role the occupants of the house played in the investigation. tonight, there are few people happier in the bay area than san jose state kendra, 23-year-old, confined to a wheelchair for six years now is all smiles after getting her specialized van back. someone stole it friday near her home. we shared the story at 11:00, and a woman spotted the van today near the board walk in santa cruz and called the police. sandra said she was amazed by the support she receive and thanked us for getting the word out. >> wow. that's a great story. >> absolutely. much more ahead for you on this wednesday night. coming up, tuition hikes back on the table for u.c. students and how much they could go up. >> also, why are people camping outside the chick-fil-a? the big deal they hope to get. the big deal they hope to get. raiders on the road this will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. today, uc board of regions discussed something no student wants to hear, higher tuition at all campuses. the current tuition has not changed in six years. it comes after five straight years of increases which more than doubled undergraduate resident tuition from $5400 to $11,000. abc 7 news education reporter looks at the numbers in the future for students. ♪ >> reporter: a rally held in anticipation of the cal stanford game this weekend. while that was going on, uc regions discussed next year's budget that may or may not include a tuition hike. the student said there should be other options. >> we shouldn't be asking students for more money, but work together to ask the state. >> reporter: reality is that state support declined in recent years. in 2000, the state funded 72% of the cost of educating a uc in-state student. last year, it was 41%. following the reception, governor jerry brown and uc president janet napolitano agreed to no hikes. in the meantime, they asked uc reduce spending and accept more out of state students consider implementing more online courses and look into three-year degrees. all of the intention of cutting down on costs. the idea of a possible tuition hike seems to be getting the support of governor brown, who last may said it would be a reasonable thing to ask for. >> if needed, there could be a very minimal tuition increase that would be roughly paid to the right amount of inflation, and in the case of uc, that would be about 300 dollars. >> for uc to maintain the level of service, they need to increase the tuition. >> reporter: others say any hike hurts them. >> like, i'm currently taking student loans, so, like, i'll just increase that. >> reporter: uc says 65% of their students are covered through financial aide. today, the basic tuition and fees is $12,000 a year. at uc berkley, abc 7 news. abc 7 news was in pleasanton today as chick-fil-a fans camped out for opening day tomorrow. as always, they offer a sandwich a week for a year for the first 100 customers. one man came well-prepared. >> it's my birthday. what better way to celebrate a birthday than to hang out at chick-fil-a 24 hours day and night. >> what's better than camping out with mom and the gang? >> camping out with mom and the gang. >> that's what it's all about. >> yes. >> employees gave out free samples to the tent dwellers today. some arrived before 6:00 this morning. the doors open tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. >> all right. well, as you have heard and noticed, no doubt, getting chilly out there. >> and the wind kicked up today too. drew has the latest, drew? >> that combination of the gusty wind, clear skies that's rapidly cooling us off this evening. overnight, spots close to the freezing mark. chilly on thursday in a lot of spots. right now, just a gorgeous day today. a lot of sunshine tonight. we have clear skies and plenty of stars. outside, showing you the picture from the live look, you got san francisco to the right, oakland to the left, and really a gorgeous, but cold night on the way. already has some spots dipping into the 40s and into the 50s. currently, look around the bay area, dropped to 48, santa rosa, nevada, 46 in napa with a frost advisory in effect tonight. 53, san francisco, oakland, 52 in san jose, and that current number in antioch. tomorrow morning, we're in the 30s, and we're in the 40s, and by the afternoon, it will be bright once again because it's going to be chilly as well. very similar to how it felt today. 60 the high in san francisco, half-moon bay, and 62 in palo al alto. 64, and a cool start of 32 degrees tomorrow morning, 62 for a high. friday and the weekend, friday, delig delightful. a lot of sun, afternoon clouds bubbling up. temperatures seasonal for this time of the year, but by saturday, we're tracking our first of two storms over the weekend. one on saturday is stronger than the one on sunday, so got two, upgraded on storm impact scale, a moderate storm bringing rain, but also some wind. the storm impact scale, two on the board. heaviest right now does look like it's in the morning hours on saturday. that'll be the strongest wind as well. 20 and 40 miles per hour. the rain starts in the north bay, and it will sink into the south bay as we go into the afternoon. here's the gusts, jumping into saturday morning, 6:00 on saturday, you can see winds widespread, gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour. that's going to come with heavy rain at times, especially in the north bay. future weather, here's the rain, beginning in the north bay, heavy in santa rosa at 4:00 in the morning. mid-morning, it sinks to the south, and by the afternoon, we'll have some showers developing in the south bay, and it will be tapering sunday. sunday, another wave moves in, sunday morning, south of the golden gate, redwood city, san jose, livermore, you could see wet weather sunday afternoon, and that would be the heaviest for the second half of the weekend. total rainfall, here we go, higher amounts in north bay, an average, healthy amount in san francisco, oakland, a third and two-thirds inch from hayward and san jose likely close to half inch of wet weather wrapping up the weekend. the seven-day forecast, cold start in the morning. sunshine in the way for the afternoon. friday, transition day, saturday, the rain and wind primarily in the morning. by sunday, more showers, probably focusing south of the golden gate, tuesday, remaining sunday, and wednesday, another storm moving in for folks to travel. >> thanks. >> sure. coming up, the mini has a big event to take on the toyota we heard of exploding hover boards and smart phones, but potential dangers don't stop there. >> you're basically playing russian roulette. >> some lithium ion batteries and everyday products can be dangerous. why are we still using them? michael investigates what's been done locally to make us safer tonight on abc 7 news at 11 over on channel 7. hot air balloon made an emergency landing today, and police say the balloon was used for advertising purposes by home depot and headed to a store when it started having problems. the balloon was forced to land, and the wind dragged it along the ground. finally, people rushed to help the balloon pilot. no reports of any injuries. >> scary. mini unveil they're first hybrid all-wheel drive. the rear wheels are connected to an electric motor, can be electric mode for 20 miles, but can be both gas and electric or just gas. it's available in june, and no word on what it costs. help us spread holiday clear during give where you live thanksgiving food drive. we were in santa rosa tonight at the food bank. christian presented the bank with a $15,000 check on behalf of abc 7 and our parent company, disney, to provide 30,000 meals for some of the 82,000 families fd each month. text "feed" to 80077. >> please do when you have a chance. coming up, a man finds swastikas on the windows of a church, a symbol of hate has people asking who's country is this? also, the warriors off to a big start this season, but they might have to think the biggest opponent off the court. the battle that could block the proposed new arena in zprsan francisco. a baby about to fall off a live where you live, this is abc 7 news. wait for the microphone. we begin this half hour with the backlash from the election. someone scratched swastikas in a church in the south bay. >> a hateful note left on the windshield of a woman's car. here's the story. >> reporter: two days before the election, swastikas were etched in glass at this taiwanese community center, police checked out security video, but no arrests. >> whoever bu >> whoever put that on, i can't fathom what was going on. it indicates some of the hate. >> church members have been told go home, we don't want you here when out in public. it's also happening at this islamic school next door, women wearing head scarves told they are not welcome, go back home. when out at local grocery stores or the mall. >> it's beginning -- to behave that way because you're in a head scarf. >> the election divided the people into two, and begin courage on both sides, courage to be more violent. >> reporter: the hateful sentiments go further at the trail head to mission peek on monday, a woman who went hiking wearing a bandanna returned to find her car windows smashed and profanity-laced note on the windshield saying, this is our country now, get out. she actually coverings her head to protect her scalp due to a health condition. her friend tweeted about it. >> it was shocking to see someone american-born, grew up in the community, and wearing a bandanna be mistaken for, you know, the hijab, which is ignorant and get out of our country? who's country is it? it's all of our country. that's what makes america great. >> i forgive whoever did this. it's okay, but i do not -- i do not condone it. >> reporter: in freemont, abc 7 news. seven u.s. senators including barbara boxer and diane feinstein asked president obama to impose a ban on the offshore dpriling off the west coast. in the letter to the president, they asked for a permanent ban to replace the moratorium put in place by george h.w. bush. feinstein is up front and center in the supreme court nominee. the california laug maker backs the highest ranking democrat in the new congress. confirming a new attorney general and new supreme court justice will be at the top of the committee's agenda. house minority leader, nancy pelosi, launched her bid to lead the democrats in the next congress. in a letter to all house democrats, she says she has the support of more than two-thirds of the caucus. pelosi pushed back the leadership vote until after thanksgiving break following an outcry from young members pushing for change. she'll meet with mike pence in washington tomorrow. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren tweeted this picture of herself. warren says, quote, she brought a long time friend and new colleague by the office today. opponents of the gwarriors' arena in mission bay took it to the court of appeals today arguing the environmental impact report was flawed. dick lee was in court for the hearing. >> reporter: each side begin an hour to present their arguments before the panel of appeals court justices. >> it will not impede the operation of the adjacent hospital and other uses. >> there would be significant traffic impacts and noise impacts so this project is going to have significant impacts. >> reporter: the mission bay aliengs, a coalition of ucsf stake holders, donors, mission, and staff oppose the warriors' 18,000 seat arena to be built near the mission bay campus. a lower court in july upheld the report clearing the way for construction of the massive venue. it was an important victory, not only for the warriors' organization, but for the city, the mayor, and supervisors, and ucsf already endorsed the project. the alliance filed a lawsuit claiming the arena would have a devastating impact on traffic and the environment. lawyer susan brand remits the alliance. >> there's no analysis of any kind about how this gridlock traffic will affect the development of mission bay south. there's statements that say in a number of places here, don't worry, there's no problem. >> attorneys from the arena project defended the environmental impact report saying that the development would not increase the risk to the environment or impede traffic. >> they would not have any kind of unsafe access. they would not block emergency access to the hospital, and as a result, ucsf supported the project. >> the justices have 90 days to issue an opinion, but tlawyers expect a ruling in december. tesla and solar city vote on the merger of the two bay area companies, a move considered far from a done deal. they say it's not a good bet, $3$3 billion in debt. the supporters say the transaction is a necessary step towards tesla's goal of being an integrated, sustainable energy company, but they admit it requires investor patience. >> most complex business model you can get out there. so that makes everything very complex for the stock. >> question is, is this really strategic merger or really just a bailout? solar city burning through cash. >> the ceo has big plans for the merger. his idea is for showrooms to be a one-stop shop for energy needs, cars, batteries, and solar panels. ringing the closing bell was a little more difficult for this group than most. the ringers include actors dennis quaid, broke the gavel. go easy, guys. snapped a seven-day winning streak. the big losers were big banks today. stocks for bank of america and j.p. morgan dropped more than 2% each. a 9-year-old florida boy a hero for saving his baby brother from danger. check out this video. you see the mom turned away from the 11 month old son on the changing table, and the baby, right there, begins to roll over and fall off and there you go. big brother, joseph, jumped into action. >> i felt like something came and just pushed me forward, and then when that happened, i just ran and caught him. >> the mom of five says her son is a hero and hopes the video is a lesson for others. >> good going, young man. 21 famous names about to receive the countrys highest civilian honor. the phone call from the white house left one of america's best-known voices almost speechless. here's abc news anchor david muir. >> reporter: tonight president obama naming recipients of the medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor. ♪ presented to individuals who made contributions to the u.s., world peace, or to our culture. after robert deniro, the president also honoring robert redford. ellen degeneres honored too, president says for trademark humility, humor, and optimism. the white house not mentioning her dance moves, but we will. ♪ tom hanks honored too. >> my mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. >> reporter: also on the list? vin, the legendary baseball announcer, and listen to the call from josh earnest. hello, mr. scully? >> yes. >> every year the president gives out the presidential medal of freedom, and this year, he's giving it to you. >> oh, my gosh, no. >> yes. so you've -- >> are you sure? >> well -- >> i'm just an old baseball announcer. >> you had an impact on the lives of generation of sports fans in this country. >> he sure has. that was david muir reporting. superman had a cape. >> next, see the extra strength i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tiredness, headache and weakness. i am ready to put hep c behind me. i am ready to be cured. are you ready? ask your hep c specialist if harvoni is right for you. scientists discovered a new large valley on the planet mercury, and it may be evidence that the planet is buckling, causing mercury to shrink. it was discovered with a high resolution map created with images from the messenger spacecraft. that's what you see here. the valley is 250 miles wide, 600 miles long, and two miles deep. it's one of the largest and youngest valleys on mercury. >> huh. well, powered exoskeletons help people who lost mobility to walk again. it's a challenge a number of bay area companies are working on, and, today, one of the companies unveiled a different kind of exoskeleton that could find a home in the workplace. abc 7 news reporter tried one on. >> reporter: logan is protecting more than just his eyes. while the drill does the work, his joints and muscles take a break. >> whether drilling here or here, it supports my arm. >> reporter: he's wearing an exoskelet exoskeleton. >> a safety device to be more productive and less injuries. >> reporter: the $10,000 suit is in three parts, wear any or all of them. >> acts like a chair, so when i sit down, it bypasses my knee joint. >> this is for squatting to do work on the floor. >> she's able to walk, but the moment she is about to squat, the knees become rather stiff. >> reporter: they asked me to try on back x for lifting and have something to lift. >> how much total? >> 50 pounds. >> reporter: it doesn't seem like a lot, but people doing it day in and day out, they hope the devices stop serious injuries before they happen. >> we think that the airport, luggage handling, is very important for us. also, delivery services like fedex, ups. >> there we go. >> using all three parts at the zoo shuffling boxes on and off bags from airplanes. >> we have the latest, and this is bending and squatting. >> and then we have the shoulder x helping you lift the boxes over my head. >> reporter: it's also developed a medical exoskeleton, and it aims to help people who lost mobility in the legs, but max is all about preventing debilitating damage to the joints and muscles the u.s. department of labor and workers are most likely to hurt. >> all right. how you feel? >> a little tired, but the device suits me a lot. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> wow. >> pretty cool. >> yeah. all right. well, update on the forecast is next. soccer, a special how kicking the ball around turns the game into researchers have evidence tonight that climate change temperature increases have an impact on the planet. the national oceanianic and atmospheric administration, noaa, says the snow cover in the lower 48 states is the lowest recorded for mid-november. of course, that doesn't mean we won't get storms before the enof the month. >> wow. well, and storms are coming our way. >> that's right. drew is tracking them. >> yeah. a pair coming saturday and another wave sunday, but before we get there, let's talk about a cold night on the way. live doppler 7 with clear skies, allowing for us to cool off rather rapidly, especially in the north bay. there's a frost advisory in effect for the valleys, sheltered areas that cool off quickly, and that goes through tomorrow morning, 8:00 in the morning, expect temperatures to be very close to the freezing mark. there's 33 overnight, 34 in napa, 40 in concord, chilly 38 in livermore, san jose at 49 and san francisco. thursday, though, greeted with sun, but it's not above normal. chilly this time of year. 64 in oakland and san jose and san francisco at 60. storms this week, first one on saturday, it's a two, aed moderate storm. i think the highest impact will be in the morning hours, heaviest of the rain and strongest of the winds. huge tracker wind gusts shows 6:00 in the morning, 40 wind coinciding with the front moving through. the rain starts in the north bay saturday morning, sinks south by 10:00, and looks like steady showers in the morning on saturday, but by the afternoon, we'll wrap up this first wave of the moisture and welcome the second one on sunday morning. the accuweather forecast shows a cold start tomorrow, sun, clouds friday, rainy and windy saturday. more showers on sunday, but it is a weaker storm, and then we track another chance of rain coming on wednesday. >> very good, okay. thanks. >> yep. now to a soccer tournament up like most others. golden gate park, 600 san francisco students show off skills on the soccer field. special education students trained for months for the games right next to general education students. it's part of a special olympics northern california program to create acceptance between students who don't always interact in school leaving a big impression on the kids. >> it's my favorite. it's the best time of my life. >> i've been doing this since third grade, and i love -- i love being with other people. >> students from elementary all the way to high school competed in today's tournament. all right, some top secret training is going on to help the oakland raiders prepare for the next game against the housen texans. monday night, they play in mexico city, and we sent our reporter to practice today to try to find out what they are doing differently. >> it's not the pentagon, but it might be close, a building filled not with state secrets, but football secrets. inside, a code of silence. >> well, that's the thing going on, and i'd rather not say. >> every's so secretive. >> yeah. as i am. >> reporter: peering between the cracks, here's what we know. this week, the raiders traveled to mexico city for a monday night game against houstonment they had been getting ready. >> to connect, yeah. yeah. >> reporter: when the raiders practice here, they are roughly at sea level. going to denver, now, that's a big jump, a mile high. mexico city is 2,000 feet higher than that. 7,400 feet above sea level. that's thin air. it's not alpine thin, certainly, the raiders don't need sherpas, but it's concerning enough to go to mexico city in advance to scout conditions. his report? >> yeah, i've been over twice now. >> reporter: come on, give us more. what do you do? >> worked out once. inside a hotel room. that was indoors. >> reporter: according to rumors, some of the players have prepped for next week's game by packing training masks that simulate the effects of high altitude. granted, sky 7 saw no masks when snoops on practice this morning. >> if you're practicing with a mask, how do you talk? >> you can't hear them. >> reporter: is that a mask denial? they are reading you train with masks on. >> oh, man, where are they at? show me. >> we don't see a mask in the lockerment do you see a mask in the locker? >> no, i have not seen any. >> reporter: one secret at least is out. from oakland raiders headquarters, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. nice mystery. raiders take on texans live in mexico city on channel 7. coverage of monday night coverage 5:00. let's check in with larry for more on sports. >> secretive. >> yeah. >> we have a game on abc 7. i should have gone down to cabo. >> take one for the team. >> to research, you know -- >> missed opportunity. missed opportunity. warriors began four game road trip tonight in toronto, and steve, this team is coming steve, this team is coming together rather will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. . warriors took the winning streak north of the border for start of what appears to be a challenging road trip. first stop is toronto, and it was drake night in toronto. leading early, warriors catch fire, first lead at 41-40. i want to guard the two-time reigning mvp. three minutes left in the half. curry, fast break. oh, hangs and hits. team high 35. dropping it off nicely. then shielding the defender for a durant three. this is a track meet. warriors running, green to the hoop, doves at the half. in the third, dur rant takes it away, curry with the ball, back to durant with authority. the right hand jam. andre, key minutes off the bench, four for four, shooting including the three ball corner pocket. the hold off the raptors, and then, seth, again, tweaks that right ankle. seems to be happening frequently. stayed in the game. the warriors win it 127-121 there, now 9-2. college hoops, cal and uc irv e irvine, but a couple other players injured. charlie moore, shoulder. one point lead, first of the 8 points. jared martin, step back jumper here, capping a seven point run for ir vine, and pulling away, brandon smith, corner three for the ant eaters, and the golden bears in trouble. 43-45. go to the big man. inside. it's now 58-52 uc irvine late second half. hosting the patriots sunday, go to the year 2000, brady chosen by new i think england, and they took two quarterbacks that year. boy. what might have been. bill belichick led them to four super bowl titles. when it's said and done, could be the best football coach ever. we didn't realize until today, but niners head coach, chip kelly, is apparently his buddy. >> a very good friend, and i appreciate what he's begin me. >> coach kelly, i think everybody knows how much respect i have for him. you know, coach kelly, you know, came down here and really, they handled this pretty good. >> gracious and nice he is. i don't know that the media sees that side, but extremely outgoing, smart, personalble. >> no, the media does not see that side. we don't get to see that. oakland faces biggest test in the rink saturday night in las vegas. board meeting in a battle of undefeateds, both 30-0. this is a heavy clash. winning a gold medal back in 2004. he's been perfect as a pro. a brute with vicious punching power. i talked with andre today and asked about his mind set headed into the biggest moment of his career. >> i think sometimes, you know, in moments like this, you know, athletes and people, they feel like they have to, like, put on this type of persona. they are super focused or lax, like, oh, i don't care. just be normal. be who you are. i feel the pressure. i feel the event, but i felt this kind of pressure my whole life, and, you know, to fans and to media, it's like, oh, it's the biggest moment of your life, which, arguably, it is, but at the same time, i've had so many big moments, i know what the butterflies feel like and what pressure feels like, and it's just about embracing the moment and enjoying the moment, and then going out there and performing and doing my thing. >> so take me inside the car, the walk, when you're on the strip, in the hotel, and see the huge andre, the picture of your face up there, is there a little smile inside? what's going on with you? >> that's exactly right. you know, it's not a lot of talking going on right now. it's just, you know, it's getting close to time to go to war. i mean, that's just simply what it is. i think eyou described it best. those things, you can't help but smile inside saying, man, that's me on the side of the hotel. that's me on that billboard. it's just -- just blessed to be in this position. i really am. >> dan ashley up on the abc 7 building. max won 20 games for the nationals this past season, named the cy young leader. rick 2 games, edged out verlander, and his fiance is the supermodel, kate upton, ranting, sorry, rick, you didn't get first place votes, you didn't win, and he had the majority of first place votes, but he was not on the ballot, and tweete out a comment which i cannot repeat. you'll have to go to the tweeter to read it yourself. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. a big dan ashley in the corner. >> are you going to punch me? >> oh, you know what? 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