Good Nite LA, Sunday 11/8/2026

Good evening, I'm Susan Hirasuna. Rising waters and rising fears. Coastal homeowners are racing to prepare as king tides are set to strike again. Tonight, the dramatic steps they're taking after last month's devastating floods. Fox 11's Christy Fajardo is live in Huntington Beach to tell us more. Christy. Yeah, Susan, it is a tough time to live on the Southern California coast. That's why here in Sunset Beach, sandbags and sandbag stations have become permanent fixtures this season. In Sunset Beach, canal-side homeowners are cleaning up the damage. The floors and the foundation. And preparing for more flooding. A coastal flood advisory warns of elevated tides and possible mild to moderate flooding through Tuesday, but the king tides that did all this last month are predicted to return to Huntington Beach on the 24th. It's really terrible, but what can I say? It's mother nature. It's heartbreaking. Heartbreaking because six of his neighbors homes have been yellow tagged and more than 100 buildings damaged. That's why giant berms now obstruct ocean views. And sandbags lined garages and corners. So far it's been okay. We've been very lucky. There's some water on the street. Because this was a scene on October 27th. Our crew filmed this on Bayview Drive. PCH also had to be closed because of flooding. Just rushed within 20 minutes. It was up above my boot. It came up that fast. It came up that fast like that, and it stayed like that for a good three hours. And even though any flooding in the next few days is not expected to cause anywhere near this type of damage, predicted for later this month is cause for concern, and homeowners are urged to prepare, and beachgoers are asked to stay off the berms. I've never seen this in my life, man. It's crazy. Now again, the flood advisory, the coastal flood advisory expires at noon on Tuesday and the National Weather Service says if there is flooding, it'll be mild to moderate. The big concern, though, again, are the king tides at the end of the month and then there will be more king tides in December. So it could be a very long season for homeowners living on the coast. Live in Huntington Beach, Christy Fajardo, Fox 11 News. Okay, Christy, thank you so much. We're going to turn now to our meteorologist, Star Harvey, to find out more about our weather. Star, what can you add to that story that Christy just gave us? Well, what I can tell you is that we do have those coastal alerts as far as our coastal flood advisory in place until Tuesday. I did go ahead and check out the next high tides for the Huntington Beach area. Also, we are expecting that these alerts will be in place through Tuesday for that area as well. The next high tide cycle is going to be tomorrow. Tomorrow morning at 8:11 a.m. And then we'll also be looking at that secondary high tide tomorrow evening at 9:49. So if you're in the Huntington Beach area, something to watch for there. A little bit closer to home temperatures. We're at 65 degrees right now in the city under some beautiful skies out there. Even down in Laguna Beach, temperatures at 66. We do still have that northeast flow moving at about five miles per hour. And of course, had to go ahead and check in on big. Big Bear, temperatures out there. 49 degrees, so a lot cooler in those winds still shifting out of the south-southeast. Now, we do still have some 70s on the map, areas like Granada Hills at 70, but also Pasadena at 71 degrees. Here's a look into our sustained winds moving at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. Now, earlier today, I did meet this really cute young man named Kimani. Kimani, I do have some details as to what you should be wearing tomorrow as we are still expecting to see some heat. I have those details coming up in your seven-day forecast for now. Back to you. A Long Beach holiday tradition is being canceled this year because of concerns about dangerously high tides and heavy surf. Organizers say the Naples Boat Parade just isn't safe for participants or the thousands of people who typically attend. There are also concerns about the city's aging seawalls and drainage system. Activists tonight gathered outside the Marriott in Woodland Hills to protest ICE agents reportedly staying there. Sky Fox over this unusual demonstration using a guerrilla light projection. Ralliers beamed anti-ICE messages onto the hotel's exterior, condemning Marriott for allegedly hosting federal agents during recent ICE operations. Organizers demanding ICE leave Los Angeles saying the agency's presence increases fear in immigrant communities. Drivers on the 91 freeway are stuck in miles of backed up traffic tonight as Caltrans construction work closes multiple lanes and connectors between Cerritos and Gardena. Sky Fox over the traffic buildup tonight as crews are on scene for a major sign rehabilitation project causing severe delays across all eastbound lanes. Now to San Pedro, where people are having trouble sleeping. Construction noise from the Vincent Thomas Bridge project is reportedly so loud, neighbors say that they can feel the walls shaking. Fox 11's Rachel Aragon has the story. Some San Pedro residents raising concern, not just for the congestion and traffic tied to this bridge project, but also the noise level. Some say it's getting so loud, it's getting difficult to sleep at night. Construction, noise, pollution just never stops. Alex Denisov says over the last year, construction, detours, and road closures have been a constant thing along Harbor Boulevard in San Pedro near the Vincent Thomas Bridge. It's happening past midnight. Literally right next to where we live. But very early Saturday morning when the bridge closed for a 16 month rehabilitation project, Alex said construction noise was close to unbearable. We'll be going for who knows, does that sound fun? Keep going on for who knows how long. Literally shortly after midnight and the noise was so loud, nothing helps to stop it. You even feel vibration in the apartment building, especially those. That face the ramp and the bridge. I have things set up and to play in my apartment so that I don't have to hear the noise as much, but I felt it. During the closure, Caltrans says crews will be replacing the aging bridge deck and adding new safety features to the iconic green bridge. On Thursday, before the project started, Caltrans told Fox 11 why they settled on a 16 month closure to rehab the bridge. Based on extensive engagement with the residents. Our stakeholders at the port, elected officials who all agreed that we can accept this disruption of 16 months because The bridge is vital for commerce and for transportation in the area. And the other alternatives would have required partial closures of the bridge for much longer than 16 months. Residents like Alex who say they were not notified about the noise level or construction work hours, say they don't have an issue with the bridge project itself. They just want crews to be mindful when they work on the bridge. Who does it at night? I understand you gotta improve, you gotta fix the bridge, you gotta improve the infrastructure. I'm all for it, we all for it. But you don't do the loudest parts of the construction at night. When everyone's resting, LA Council member Tim McOsker represents this area, his director of communications, saying in part the bridge deck replacement is a Caltrans project. Adding quote, We understand the concerns our residents have raised about overnight noise. Our office will be monitoring the site and we'll discuss these concerns with Caltrans to determine whether there are additional mitigation measures to reduce construction noise impacts on nearby residents. In San Pedro, Rachel Aragon, Fox 11 News. A Studio City plumber is out $25,000 in tools after thieves ransack his work truck. Security cameras captured a group in a white van pulling alongside the truck. They then cut the locks and steal the tools inside in under 10 minutes. Giovanni Longo, owner of Flood Brothers Plumbing, says the loss is devastating. The incident is also raising concerns about rising commercial vehicle break-ins in the area. Diplo's Run Club returned to the City of Angels, drawing thousands to Los Angeles State Historic Park near Chinatown. The annual 5K run, paired with live music, brought together first-time participants and seasoned runners. The day's events included a 3.1-mile course and a music festival headlined by Diplo himself. Honestly, thank you to the whole local government for helping us put this party together. You guys are so awesome. Thank you for helping us out. Putting our run together is actually really hard. It's a lot of people, and it's a big space, and we thank you guys for helping us. Organizers say last year's debut ranked as the second largest first-year 5K in the U.S., highlighting the growing trend of combining fitness, music, and entertainment in one experience. We'll be right back. A Japanese man is cycling on Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles all with the goal of showing the kindness of strangers. Tonight he's enjoying rather an early Thanksgiving meal with a host family in Fontana who just like me found his posts on social media. Rome Murata challenged himself two years ago to cycle from New York to Los Angeles. Chicago, I couldn't go any farther. The Japanese man with limited English only made it to Chicago. In September, he returned to his old bike to start again. This time, we're finishing it together. Chicago to Los Angeles. The 26 year old documents his journey on Route 66 and all the people he meets along the way. The kindness of strangers is impressive. You are very, very. The police officer who helps him move his bike off the highway, the convenience store that allowed him to pitch his tent in the back only to have a social media follower book him a hotel. Take care. Thank you. Thank you. I want to spread happiness through my journey. I think that so I keep going and I'm traveling by myself. He endures flat tires, bad weather and steep hills but he's still on track to get to the end of Route 66 by his goal date of Wednesday. So many people, you cannot do this. Sunday, two and a half months after leaving Chicago, and after almost 2,400 miles, Murata arrives safely to Fontana. His host family connected with him on TikTok, happy to play a small part in his personal challenge. He's an inspiration to everybody. To get on a bike or just do something that makes a difference, that makes everybody, you know, feel special and feel a part of. Now he's just 66 miles from his final destination. Wednesday, he'll celebrate his birthday and the 100th anniversary of Route 66 on the Santa Monica Pier. But until then, he'll enjoy a home-cooked meal and the warmth of his new friends. Since he will miss Thanksgiving this time around, we're doing a Thanksgiving feast for him. Oh, the turkey meatloaf, the whole spread mac and cheese. Goodnight LA weather is sponsored by the law offices of Larry H. Parker. Well, this weekend, our temperature is impressively well above our normal. We did get dry conditions, but also beautiful skies. And in fact, we're still left with some of that beautiful conditions out there. Temperatures are falling into the 50s and 60s across the area. We'll get straight into our weather headlines. We are going to get through. Let's say the middle of this week, warm, dry, but also sunny. We'll also be looking at the chance for some of those breezy northeast winds pushing through at times for some of us. We did have a red flag warning in place that did expire for us yesterday. So we're done with that alert. We do still have some of our coastal alerts in place. I'll get to that. But I also want to talk about the cooling trend that does arrive for us. As early as Thursday, we'll begin to see those temperatures cooling into Friday. And then we do have some rain on the way. Our models are indicating that it should arrive for us late in the week or pushing into the start of next week. Those models are still trying their hardest to get an agreement. What I can tell you is that they do agree on our coastal alerts. These alerts are going to be in effect until Tuesday at. 12 p.m. We are looking at our coastal flood advisory. This will include portions of Ventura County stretching all the way down through Orange County as well, where we could see some of those issues, especially during our high tide cycles. And then we are also looking at that beach hazard statement. This is going to be for areas west of the L.A. coastline. Now, we talked about the fact that our alerts are in place through Tuesday. We did see those heights peak not just yesterday, Today and the peak of our surf, our waves, our coastal likelihood of that flooding because of high tide will also remain in place through tomorrow. Our AM high tide cycles could reach over seven and a half feet. We have had some pretty extreme levels both yesterday as well as today. As far as our surf goes, we are looking at about three to five feet surf. In Ventura County, we do have some of those large breaking waves that could make it up to five to seven feet. And tomorrow we could. Could see during the peak for Ventura County coastline, those levels peak at about nine feet or so. So we'll be watching for that. But we're also looking at the continuation of our dangerous rip currents with the likelihood of that minor to locally moderate coastal flooding. I did bring you in some high tide times for the Huntington Beach area. Went ahead and pulled the numbers for Laguna Beach as well. The next high tide cycle, which we like to focus on the morning because again, the potential for those tides to be a little bit high We're looking at right after the 8 o'clock hour, so 8.07, and then again tomorrow evening at about 9.45. We've been dealing with the Santa Anas through this weekend. I can tell you at times we do still get those gusty conditions. In fact, rolling over into tomorrow, here's a look at some of our local numbers. Not too bad. Most of us in the single digits. Maybe we will have some of those teens on the map as well. Well, but all in all, I do believe that our winds are going to be calmer than what will We'll see pushing from this weekend. I will talk about a breakdown of the rain headed this way in my extended forecast coming up on the other side of this break. An Encino father is speaking out after getting a shocking $3,300 bill from the L.A. Department of Water and Power. Fox 11's Glenn Walker has his story. People of Los Angeles, explain this to me. Am I powering the entire crypto mining grid of the San Fernando Valley? Or did LADWP just decide that I pay my mortgage twice this month? I mean, I opened up my September bill expecting that the usual end of summer hit is going to be bad. But tell me why my total is $3,300. $100,000. West Hills dad Micah Reed's $3300 water and power bill has sparked calls for an independent audit of Los Angeles utility rates. The same Micah Reed now joining me here live in the studio to talk about his recent bi-monthly LADWP bill totaling $3,322 which Micah I'm guessing is more than your Monthly mortgage payment, maybe? I'd say it's close to 75% of my monthly mortgage. Wow, that's still high. You're not the only L.A. resident that's complaining. What was the explanation you got from the LAPD when you reached out to customer service? Well, they basically have told me that there has been obviously a lot of heat and they offered to do a home energy assessment and send somebody to my house. But I just countered them and asked them if they were going to offer that to everybody in Los Angeles. Okay. So how big is your house? How many people under the roof? And before the spike, what was your average bill? What did that look like? So I live in a 2,500 square foot house and there's four of us, my wife and my two sons. Um, my bill last year was about $2,600, so it's gone up about 25% since last year. Wow. Okay, so our partners at the California Post, they recently reported on LADWP salaries. The five highest earning workers paid $3.84 million, that includes $2.1 million in overtime. 114 employees took home half a million in annual salary. My reaction, maybe I should go work for the LADWP, but what's your reaction? Yeah, I mean, it's absolutely mind-boggling when you see how much some of these employees are making. I mean, the head of LADWP makes over $600,000 a year. I mean, I just have a hard time believing that he should be making more than the President of the United States. That's yeah, that's a bit much. Yeah. Okay. In fairness, in response to Mike and the other customers, the LADWP and the city attribute the spikes to continuous air conditioning and high usage during severe summer heat waves, which push power consumption into more expensive tiers. Also cumulative rate increases have risen 45% over the last three years to fund aging infrastructure and deferred maintenance. Your reaction to their statement? Well, I mean, there is no hiding the fact that we had more uses this summer, but I feel like in places in Los Angeles where it's extremely warm, like the San Fernando Valley where I live, these tier systems are almost predatory in the sense that you get pushed into tier three during the summer so quickly, and you're paying over 41 cents a kilowatt hour, which is just crushing people in Los Angeles. Back when Antonio Villaraigosa was the mayor, there was a power plant the LADWP owned. It was in Arizona. He shut that down, a coal power plant. Do you think maybe trying to move more into green energy is part of this problem, too? Absolutely. The LA-100 plan, I believe, is a huge factor involved in this. And I'm all for green energy and for clean water, but not at the cost of bankrupting people in Los Angeles. Yeah, it's getting expensive to live here, and it's getting tougher every year. It is. And one other thing, Glenn, I've paid LADWP more this year in utility bills than I have in property taxes, which to me just, it seems outrageous. And those are pretty high as it is. They are. Micah Reed, thanks for coming in. And hopefully for all of us, we can get a resolution here down the road and hopefully quickly. We'll be right back. More White House staff shakeups are after last week's stunning Republican losses in the midterm elections. President Trump also demanding the Justice Department investigate Democrats for alleged threats to impeach his administration officials. Fox's Alex Hogan has more from West Palm Beach, Florida. President Trump is here in Florida this weekend. Republicans are still reeling from midterm losses as they point to where they think things went wrong as Democrats pinpoint what they want to accomplish first. It could be Iran. I mean, we'll take time to dissect all of that. But at the end of the day, people want to know that they can afford their lives. And I think that the mission for Republicans is to get back focused on just on the cost of living. I am very interested in ending the war in Iran as quickly as possible. I want to see us Claw back tariff policies back to the Congress where it started in our constitution and to be able to say when the president wants to impose a tariff, you've got to make the case for it. Other democrats taking aim at administration officials amid speculation that Secretary of War Pete Hegseth could face an impeachment vote. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries says they'll discuss that when democrats reconvene on Tuesday morning. I'm a hard yes on the Hegseth resolution. The so-called Secretary of Defense Has abused his power, undermined our national security, and engineered this reckless and costly war of choice in Iran, which has skyrocketed prices on the American people and made the country less safe. Pete Hegseth has got to go. President Trump says he ordered the Justice Department to look into what he calls threats and extortion. Attorney General Todd Blanche today joined Fox News Sunday arguing the president should be worried about threats against Republicans. If these threats telling our people to lawyer up. If that's what these new incoming leadership wants to do, we are ready. And if you work in this administration, you have a lawyer, it's me, and we will defend you. Stephen Miller will begin his new role as Chief of Staff tomorrow. And amid the first departure since his announcement on Friday, Fox learned Deputy Chief of Staff Richard Walters is leaving the administration. Miller says Walters will continue to work from the outside. In West Palm Beach, Florida, Alex Hogan, Fox News. President Trump is setting the record straight tonight after announcing he offered UFC boss Dana White the White House press secretary job. Trump told reporters today he was only joking about the offer. White is still expected to visit Washington this week on other business. Drivers are getting some relief at the pump today as gas prices continue to drop across Southern California. The average price for a gallon of regular self-serve in L.A. County fell to $5.82, marking its lowest level since September 2nd. Prices are down 15 cents in just the last week. Every year, thousands of aging out-foster youth face starting from scratch. Well, one local organization is changing that by converting empty walls into real stability. Fox 11's Christine Devine has more. What? look at the smile there cheers from volunteers as a young man who experienced foster care is welcomed into his home and fully furnished by a sense of home the non-profit is beloved for their home creations one of the co-founders is a designer realized too many foster youth had so little in building their adult lives and too many ended up homeless look at the home right there so joining me now is rachel stitch ceo of a sense of home and barbara batt former foster youth and program participant. You had a home creation. Yes. What year? In June of 2025. What did that mean for you? That meant a lot to me. You know, I'm a mom. I go to school. I work. So, you know, having someone come in or having a whole group of people come in and like just decorate my home and it just be about me, which is really special to me. They did the bed, the sheets, the silverware, the plates, all that. Yes, they did every single thing. They also did my kids room, which like was really like emotional for me just because, you know, like I'm a mom and it's It's just, you know, not having that, and it's just really, really great experience. How many years were you in foster care? Since I was five years old, so a little, like, maybe like 10, 11, 12 years. Your whole life? My whole, yeah, my whole youth. Oh, wow. Okay, so Rachel, I'm going to have you explain more about what A Sense of Home does. Yeah, so a sense of home exists to prevent homelessness for youth aging out of the foster care system. This is a population that's at great risk through no fault of their own. And actually our unhoused population, about 50% spent time in foster care. 50%? Yes. That high? Yes, it's that high. And so we exist to really provide that sense of home and sense of belonging to them when they exit out of the system and begin this new chapter in their life into adulthood. I just keep looking at the videos because I'm reminded that these are volunteers who do this. That's right. We are a volunteer community-based organization. We could not do the work that we do without our volunteers. With the home creation that Barbara was talking about, we bring in a group of volunteers and we fully furnish their home. We, 90 minutes, come in, decorate, put everything on the walls. It's personalized to how the young person wants their home to look and feel. And it's just a really beautiful experience of community members and former foster youth who actually come back and pay it forward. Like Barbara? Yeah. You've done some of them? So, like, just a really good experience to be a part of, just helping, you know, someone like myself get a beautiful experience, just how I did. And we should note, people can donate their home furnishings. You have a couch you're not using that's in good shape. That is correct. Paintings, pots, right? We accept anything that goes inside a home. So, you know, sofa down to the forks and knives, as long as it's new or gently used, we accept it. And we welcome people to go onto our website at asenseofhome.org to make a donation or sign up to volunteer. You know, you've had your home, how long now? A year, a little over a year. What stands out to you about something that came into your home? Oh. Maybe like the pictures definitely like but like it's a lot of butterflies a lot of abstract art Wow. Yeah, so it's my daughter really plays It's into a lot to like the butterflies and stuff like and you got to pick the kind of look you wanted Yeah, I'm more into like abstract and like the flowery look so yeah I was really happy about like you know all the art and stuff like that because it's beautiful all right Thanks so much for coming on, appreciate it and good to know that the fight is happening for our youth and foster care Thank you so much Christine All right, so let's go back to Star Harbor. You got your work week ahead of you. What about the weather? Well, I can tell you that our satellite and radar are showing us some gorgeous conditions tonight, Susan. And as we do roll into the start of this week, we are going to be under plenty of sunshine, some warmth, but also our temperatures are going to be well above their normal, kind of like what we did experience this weekend. I do, however, want to talk about these coastal alerts because they are not quite lifted yet. They went into place on Friday and then they will stretch until Tuesday afternoon. We are still looking at a coastal flood advisory. This will include portions of Orange County into the L.A. County area as well. And we'll also be watching areas west of us, including the Santa Barbara region, where we could see some of those beach hazards as well. Now, our temperatures, you heard me mention them earlier today. We did get a lot of warmth and not just today, but yesterday as well. Today, we went to 89. 9 degrees. That is more than 10 degrees above our normal. And let me tell you, it did feel like it. I spent some time outdoors and I didn't need a coat, a sweater, nothing, even though we are still in the middle of our fall season. As far as our lows go, we are also seeing a little bit of a difference there. We are typically at about 55. We brought it up to 61 degrees. Outside of L.A., we had some 90s on the map there where we show those reds at. A lot of 70s as well, so a lot of that microclimate activity going on. Some 60s into our mountains, 70s into our high deserts, over into not just the city, but also our valleys and the Inland Empire. Temperatures did make their way into the 80s. Now, as we make our way into tomorrow, we are going to have another day full of warmth. So my newest little friend I mentioned earlier today, Kimani, You are not going to need that coat during the second half of your day. In fact, look at those temperatures. Maybe having your hat and some sunglasses may be good if you can wear that in school. Otherwise, temperatures in the 80s in our inland sections, even along the coast, we're expecting to have our temperatures in the upper, I'd say the low to mid 80s. In fact, drawing in a little bit closer to some of those smaller cities there. We have Whittier at 86, 87 in Anaheim. And we'll also have 87, not just in Glendora, but also in Diamond Bar. Now, our models are Models are pushing towards the fact that we do have some rain on the way. We will remain dry through the middle of this week. Models are indicating that as we push towards the end of the week and possibly into the start of next week, we could be looking at the potential for racking up some rain. So, of course, had to go ahead and pull out our precipitation outlook, not just here across California. We are looking at a big chunk of the West Coast, expecting to see those conditions wetter than normal. So we'll keep our eyes on that. forecast is going to just pretty much show you the fact that we do have some warmth on the way and the potential for some wet weather possibly late in the week. Now we're going to go ahead and send things over to Gerard with a look at our sports. Superstar, thank you very much. Good evening. Coming up, Austin Reeves stepping up big time for the purple and gold and the Rams keep it rolling. But first, tonight's Pechanga Sports Poll question, which of these NFL teams will finish with the worst record in the league? Chargers, Dolphins, Titans, Colts, Jets, or Eagles? Head to foxla.com slash vote and cast your vote. The results coming up at the end of sports. Fox 11 Sports Desk is sponsored by Pechanga Resort Casino. Welcome back. So far, the Rams taking advantage of what's supposed to be the easier part of their schedule. After back-to-back wins over the Raiders and Chargers, a rejuvenated squad heading back east to face the two-win Washington Commanders. Adding to the excitement, the return of course of Miles Garrett after missing the last seven games. The two-time defensive player of the year underwent knee surgery after the Rams' week one loss in Australia. Today, he certainly made an Rams trailing 10-3 late in the second quarter. Garrett strips Jaden Daniels. The Rams recover, and they would turn the gift into a field goal heading into the break down four. We move to the fourth, game now tied at 13 apiece, and the Rams threatening Matthew Stafford finding Puka Nacua in the corner of the end zone. He hauls in the go-ahead touchdown, part of his 14-catch effort, although multiple reports saying after the game he hurt his knee on the final Rams offensive play from scrimmage. He will undergo an MRI tomorrow. His teammates on the defensive side coming up big late. Under three minutes left, Garrett breaks through the line, drops Daniels again. His third sack of the afternoon, commanders would give it up on down. Now, after a Rams punt, final last-ditch effort for Washington, a final shot from the Rams 31, Daniels gets the ball to Chig Okonkwo. He shakes a tackler, tries to ladle backwards, but that never really works. Rams eventually jump on it and win the game 2013, taking them over the 500 mark for the first time this season. It was a weight off my shoulders, just getting back to who I am. Even I'm nowhere near where I wanna be as far as like my performance and the things I know I can do and how I can move. But this is a confidence boost for sure. Just try to boost the confidence of the guys around me as well. I push the air so. Two of his sacks is like our sacks, you know. You know? Them is our sacks, so, you know, but it feel good, man. You know, my main goal was just to find ways to win week in and week out. As long as we're doing that, I'm happy. Winless Chargers hosting the Texans at SoFi. Offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel coaching from the box for the first time. Maybe it'll help him see the offensive openings a little bit better. H-Town up 10-9 in the second. C.J. Stroud, a deep ball to Tank Dell. It's on the money, and he's heading to the house after. Tough couple of years. That 63-yard score, Dell's first touchdown since 2024. Stroud, the Rancho Cucamonga High alum, would add another TD pass before the break. So the Bolts trailing 24-9 in the third, trying to make something happen. But Justin Herbert has picked off his 11th interception of the season, Chargers' 35th straight possession without a touchdown. Stroud and company making them pay ensuing possession. He throws a dime to Nico Collins, who makes a ridiculous catch inside the pylon. 384 yards and five touchdowns for Stroud as the Chargers lose big 44-22, falling to 0-8. It's one week at a time and you know where we're at right now should not have any impact on our next game. And so if we can do that and if we can play in a way that it's really one week at a time, you know, that's our best bet of playing at our best. And you know, that's the tough part about the NFL is you're in a situation where you are right now, but you have to find a way to get out of it and do your best and you know, we'll find a way. 49ers and Raiders renewing what used to be the Battle of the Bay. It was the 49er defense that made the difference in this one. With Vegas down 21-10 in the third, Kirk Cousins drops the ball, picks it back up, throws it right into the hand of Niner, Jaden Duggars, who returns the INT 35 yards for a pick. Six Niners forced five turnovers in the second half alone. They win it 38-17, improving to 7-1. All right, let's talk about the Lake Show, the Luka Doncic era. Off to an incredible start to the season, led by the Slovenian superstar and his sidekick, affectionately known as A.R. But tonight against the Pistons, the purple and gold without the league's leading scorer due to lower back tightness. That opened the door for Austin Reeves to put the team on his back. A.R. on fire from the jump. He put up 19 points in the first half alone, leading the Lakers to a lead which ballooned to as many as 26. But they went into the break on top by just 13. Detroit never stopped fighting, trailing 94-89 in the fourth. Cade Cunningham feeds Devontae Green, who drains the three-ball. And now we've got a two-point game. Reeves doing everything he can to keep the Lake Show from sinking. Now up just a point, six minutes left. He misses the runner, sticks with the hustle play, lays it in. He's up to 34 points. Lake Show trying to ice it later, leading by five in the final minute. And they are forced to put up The triple with the shot clock winding down, and he drains the dagger. How about this? A season high, 43 for Austin Reeves in Luka's absence. Lakers win it 121-116. They are 9-2. Boop! Just thought we came out with aggression, we guarded them really well in that first quarter, making some shots, so that's obviously helpful, but I think the most important thing was how we responded to their run into the third, start of the fourth, that speaks volume about this team, and how we stick together, even when times get hard. Clippers looking to snap that nasty seven game skid, hosting the New Orleans Pelicans, again they squandered a double digit advantage, but... Now trailing 93-91, late in the third, Kobe Sanders shot steady, bucket ready for three, Clippers retake the lead. Red and blue by seven now in the fourth, starting to pull away, fifth overall pick in this year's draft, Keaton Waggler knocking down a triple of his own, part of his 15 off the bench. Clips eventually put this one on ice, on top by 14, six minutes left, Darius Garland, the lob, the Brook Lopez for the alley-oop, Clippers... Capture their second win of the year, 139-123. USC men's and women's basketball, both in action. 21st ranked men of Troy eeked out a 93-86 win over Utah State in South Lake Tahoe. Elijah Arenas and Rodney Rice combined for 62 points. And the 3rd ranked women of Troy crushed Utah State 118-40. It's the second largest victory in program history. Juju Watkins led the way with 32 points and 16 rebounds. The undefeated UCLA football team moving up to number four in the AP poll today. Bruins dispatched... Minnesota on the road yesterday, improving to 9-0, their best start since 1998. UCLA ties its highest ranking in the last 25 years. Meanwhile, USC, sitting at number 15, setting up quite the crosstown showdown at the Rose Bowl coming up in a few weeks. Ducks and Penguins on the ice in Anaheim, franchise debuting their new hometown remix jerseys. A nod to the Mighty Ducks. Cutter Godier, celebrated by netting a hat trick, capped off with an empty netter. He is on fire. His third hat trick in the last five games. Ducks win it big by two. Anaheim becoming the first team to score at least five goals in eight straight games since the Kings did it nearly 40 years ago. Finally, the results to our Pechanga Sports poll question of the night. Which of these NFL teams will finish with the worst record Chargers, Dolphins, Titans, Colts, Jets, or Eagles? And 84% of you are all over Jim Harbaugh's squad right now. 0-8, it is looking ugly. They are still fighting, but it's a tough season right now for the Bolts. All right, that's your Sunday Night Sports. We've got more news with Susan coming up after the break. The entertainment is sponsored by Yamaha Resort and Casino. In entertainment news, Godzilla Minus Zero dominated the North American box office this weekend, opening at number one in North America with $31.6 million. The sequel to 2023's Oscar winning Godzilla Minus One has now raked in $63 million globally. Director Takashi Yamazaki's latest kaiju hit topped the cat in the hat to take the domestic crown. G.I. Joe is officially headed back to the big screen. Paramount Pictures has set an October 20th, 2028 release date for the new franchise reboot. Danny McBride will direct the film, which stars Bradley Cooper as Duke, kicking off a major new chapter for the Hasbro action figure property. Classic rock veteran Styx are bringing their new tour to Southern California with a two-night stop at the Yamaha Theater in Highland. The band is scheduled to perform on January 5th and 6th, 2027. Tickets for the local performances are available now through major ticket outlets. Now let's take a look at some of the other upcoming shows at Yamaha. Live look out at Santa Monica Pier there. Gorgeous conditions along the coast today. Temperatures in the 80s dropping down to the 50s and 60s for those lows. But let's take a look at the seven day forecast because I can tell you we are going to get another dose of warmth to start out the week. Here's a look along the coast. We're looking at 82 degrees for the. Coastline tomorrow, and then those temperatures sliding down towards the back half of the week. Now, if you're in the valleys or the Inland Empire, a little bit stronger in the temperature department to start the week, at least. We are also looking at a chance for some wet weather to arrive for us towards the end of the week, possibly rolling into the start of next week. Our models are still trying to figure it all out. But here's a look at L.A. Inland Orange County area tomorrow. Today, we hit 80. Nine degrees. Tomorrow we're going for 88, yeah. And we have this ridge and this weak offshore flow, and that's what's helping keep these temperatures really elevated through the week. Right. Yeah, we saw Christopher Hardo earlier and she was wearing shirt sleeves out there on the coast. Well, finally, tonight, In-N-Out Burger shutting down rumors that the iconic fast food chain would be leaving California. CEO Lindsey Snyder addressed speculation this week, reaffirming the company's deep roots in the state and confirming new locations are still opening in California while corporate expansions are underway in Tennessee. And New Mexico in 2027. Snyder says In-N-Out is here to stay. But yeah, she moved. She moved out of California. In Woodland Hills, where I live, they're going to get some competition. They're building a Tommy's right across from Taft High there. Those chili cheese fries. That's going to be trouble for me every night after work. Trouble. The tamales. Drop the fries. All right, that is it for us tonight. Thanks for watching. There's also a Chick-fil-A across from Taft too. In Depth with Graham Benzinger is coming up next. Have a good one, everyone. Thank you everyone. Oh yeah.