her motorcade rolled into san francisco and the fairmont hotel just about an hour ago. it's her first trip to her home turf since she became the democratic party's nominee for president. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. the vice president touched down at san francisco international

airport following an event in las vegas. she made the trip along with her running mate tim walz. this is a big time fundraiser that's going to bring in millions of dollars for her surging campaign. abc seven news reporter anser hassan is outside the fairmont tonight with a closer look. tomorrow's event unser. >> jr. good evening. you can see a lot of security here at this hotel. abc news has learned that the campaign has already raised $12 million from this fundraiser from the tickets that have been sold, tickets ranging from 3000 to $500,000. but some political scientists that we spoke to say money alone won't be enough to win in november, vice president kamala harris is coming home and bringing with her the presumptive vp pick, minnesota governor tim walz. many bay area politicians supporting them look as a californian could not be more proud, couldn't be more excited than the prospects of a president harris. >> i'm all in california. >> senator alex padilla speaking at an event in san francisco on

saturday, will be among the many looking to harris to lead the country for the next four years. like representative barbara lee, who spoke to abc seven news on friday. >> i'll be there and look forward to seeing her as she's doing a phenomenal job. and if we do the work, she will be the next president of the united states. >> from san francisco da to california attorney general to us senator and now vice president professor nolan higdon says harris is on friendly territory, tapping into a familiar and wealthy donor base. >> just two, three weeks ago, democrats, you know, assumed that donald trump was going to take the white house. there was a lot of fear within the party and the donor base that supports the party. >> professor higdon says harris is building on the enthusiasm her campaign has ignited, sparked by the addition of walls hoping to turn enthusiasm into donations. >> so harris, despite the fact that she had low approval ratings and there was a lot of doubt behind the scenes about her uh, she's seen as a, you know, a game changer. >> but not all are as enthusiastic protests are planned for sunday, led by pro-palestinian supporters who

have taken to the streets across the bay area for the past ten months. >> a lot of groups like the uncommitted movement and the abandoned biden movement are also really pushing her to come out with a policy platform that includes an arms embargo against israel to end the genocide in gaza. >> nadia rahman is a longtime political activist, previously leading the san francisco women's political committee. even volunteered for biden's 2020 campaign. she thinks harris and waltz can win, but she says they can't ignore the undecided voters and the swing states, which is what she says landed biden in trouble. >> money is not going to be the deciding factor in who becomes president following the november election. it's honestly going to come down to issues like the arms embargo with israel. >> campaign brunch kicks off pretty early. doors open at 9 a.m. protests are set to begin at ten. reporting live anser hassan abc seven news.

>> answer. thank you so much. meanwhile, a full house greeted republican presidential candidate donald trump in big sky country last night. the former president held his first campaign rally since vice president kamala harris officially secured the democratic nomination before supporters in bozeman. trump defended his vp choice, jd vance, vice president harris and running mate tim walz attacked trump's choice, calling vance weird. >> no we're not. we're very solid people. we want to have strong borders. we want to have good elections. we want to have low interest rates. we want to be able to buy a house. we want great education. we want strong borders. i think we're very actually i think we're the opposite of weird. they're weir. >> montana is expected to overwhelmingly support trump in november. trump holds his next campaign event wednesday in north carolina. meanwhile, trump's running mate jd vance is

going to be appearing on abc's this week sunday morning. here's a quick preview. this is how he responded when asked if vice presidential picks matter. >> most people, 99% of the country, they don't vote on who the vice presidential nominee. >> they're voting for donald trump or for kamala harris, not for jd or tim walter. right but what i think that he does believe, because he made it the main focus of his vetting process is do i think this person can be president on day one if, god forbid, something happens? yes. so i absolutely am sure that donald trump is confident in my abilities. i also think that he's right that the politics of this really don't matter that much. >> you can catch the entire interview with jd vance tomorrow morning on this week, starting at 8 a.m. the tech world is remembering and honoring the life of former youtube ceo susan wojcicki. her husband confirmed her death in a facebook post, saying she lived with non-small cell lung cancer for two years. wojcicki was 56. the santa clara

county native was one of the first google employees. google ceo sundar pichai posted a tribute on x, writing in part she is as core to the history of google as anyone, and it's hard to imagine the world without her. former coo of facebook and google executive sheryl sandberg posted on instagram. she was committed to expanding opportunities for women throughout silicon valley. i don't believe my career would be what it is today without her unwavering support. new at 11. twitter's former chairman of the board is suing the social media platform for $20 million in pay. he says he's owed. omid kordestani is suing ex on accusations that elon musk refused to cash out his shares. kordestani joined the board of twitter in 2015 and oversaw the sale of the company to musk in 2022. the lawsuit was filed friday. ex has not responded to the lawsuit. a san francisco

institution that's delighted customers for more than seven decades looks a little different today. plywood covers the big plate glass window in front of mitchell's ice cream on san jose avenue after burglars smashed their way inside yesterday morning. surveillance video captured the break in at 330 friday morning. co-owner linda mitchell says the crew failed to snap off a big padlock on the front door, so they use bolt cutters to bash their way into the ice cream shop. once inside, the burglars went straight for the money, so they went in through the window, went to the back, tried to steal the safe which is bolted down and they really left with nothing except a bag of cookies. >> so wow. >> mitchell believes it'll cost $5,000 to replace the big front window. the ice cream shop remains open despite the burglary. police tell us no arrests have been made. now to

the latest on the park fire. cal fire says the fourth largest wildfire in california history is now 37% contained. so far, more than 429,000 acres have burned in butte, tehama, shasta and plumas counties since flames ignited on july 24th east of chico. today, crews were able to add more containment lines with moderate fire activity, but officials say wind gusts between 20 to 25mph are forecasted for tomorrow afternoon, which could challenge crews in some areas in the sierra foothills. better weather conditions have allowed firefighters to gain ground on the crosier fire. it is northeast of placerville. containment is up to 14% tonight. it has burned nearly 2000 acres so far. cal fire says the flames are difficult to get to because of the steep and rugged terrain. several towns remained under an evacuation order. so far, no buildings have

been damaged or destroyed. smoke from wildfires drifting to the bay area, and that has led to an air quality advisory being extended. spencer christian is here with a closer look at this. >> yeah jr it's not a it's not a spare the air alert which is good news. it's an air quality advisory as you said. so there's been some decline in our air quality because of the smoke. not only from northern california wildfires but also from wildfires in western canada. so, as you pointed out, it's been extended through tomorrow now. but we have good to moderate air quality, which is encouraging. we don't have poor air quality. and as you can see on the air quality map here, the yellow and the green dots indicating moderate to good air quality, that's expected to continue into tomorrow. but as you look at the surface smoke animation, you can see the heavier concentration of dense concentration of smoke is well to our north, but some smoke nonetheless is moving through the bay area and will continue to do so through tomorrow. but it will be a light increase in the concentration of smoke here, and that's helped by the onshore

flow of winds we have right now. pushing a lot of that smoke to our east. so through tomorrow and into monday, we expect an improvement in our air quality here and i'll also have a look at our accuweather seven day forecast coming up a little bit later. >> j.r. good news to hear. thanks so much, spencer. day two of the outside lands music festival just wrapped up a short time ago in san francisco's golden gate park. there's a little bit of everything, and that goes beyond the acts. people will see on stage, from food and beverages to even marriages. abc seven news reporter tara campbell got an up close look at what's going on inside. outside lands, people pouring into golden gate park. >> the music pumping and the bottles popping. >> this is my first time back at outside land since i think 2018, so i just haven't been for a while. and it's the hometown festival, so i wanted to come check it out. >> saturday, marking day two of the three day festival, expecting to draw 75,000 people each day. traffic delays also expected. >> thankfully i used public

transportation, which is always a great tool when living in the bay area. >> fans finding their way from one stage and one attraction to the next, some even tying the knot at what's being dubbed city hall. a lot of our friends were already planning on coming, so when we saw that this was happening, we thought it was perfect for us. from chefs to hat makers and much more. hundreds of local vendors taking their own center stage. >> they do a really good job of trying to curate and source folks who are truly local, who are truly doing something creative and interesting and getting creative is exactly what they're doing at charles chocolates. >> one time of year, the kitchen staff gets to come to the park. we make things that we don't make during the year uh, the hot chocolate, the sundaes, the s'mores, and we get to spend three days in the park feeding people, listening to live music. it's awesome. >> we're just happy to be included and invited and expose our brands to different demographics, different people. >> three sticks and head high, one of more than 30 wineries

featuring more than 100 wines, it's a great way for wineries who are in the napa valley, sonoma county, santa cruz to actually meet their audience or meet their a new audience have that translate into a tasting room visit, which is what these wineries really need right now. >> i get the privilege of standing behind the bar, pouring bubbles for all these lovely people, and then coming out and enjoying the festival. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> fun times all around. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. remember the pro-palestinian protest that blocked traffic on the golden gate bridge? warrants were issued for some of those demonstrators. the charges they face and the fleet of the future is officially rolling down the tracks. our first look at the new electric trains debuted today by caltrain, a little later. your face may be all you need to get into some nfl games this season. a look at some new

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criminal charges for shutting down the golden gate bridge. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins issued arrest warrants for the group this morning. they face charges including false imprisonment, conspiracy, trespassing and more. jenkins says eight of the protesters believed to be involved in the planning of the demonstration are facing felony charges. the protests shut down the golden gate bridge for hours back in april. jenkins says her office heard from three dozen people who were trapped for hours, including a person with a brain tumor who missed a medical appointment and a mom with her baby who had no water for formula. >> we need to make sure that when we advocate, when we engage

in our free speech rights, that we're doing it in a safe manner. we cannot obstruct people's ability to of movement, certainly not for hours at a time. >> jenkins says the protests likely cost the bridge $162,000 in lost revenue. the protesters must surrender by monday. we're getting an inside look tonight as caltrain debuts its cutting edge electric fleet. the new trains represent a landmark shift towards faster, cleaner public transit, helping to fight climate change and build a better bay area. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has reaction from the first riders of the new fleet. three, two. >> nancy pelosi and governor gavin newsom cutting the ribbon on a new, faster, cleaner commute. caltrain powering up and showing off its new electric fleet of trains. oh the $2 billion electrification project

has been decades in the making. it ditches diesel powered trains for a sleeker, greener fleet. this is the most transformative project of its type in a generation. don't forget that. i know it's almost become norm. it's almost become facts. it's almost part of the expectation. the dna in california, this shift towards electrification, low carbon green growth, it's quiet. >> it's clean, it's safe. it's faster. >> this caltrain video shows an electric train on the left outrunning its diesel predecessor. the railroad says new trains shave about six minutes off the express ride between san francisco and san jose, making the trip in about an hour. >> it's about quality of life, quality of life for families. they don't have to spend so much time in cars. >> saturday, vips took a ride from san francisco to millbrae, the first train to carry passengers used to work out here, so did the commute from sunnyvale over here, and this is a major upgrade.

>> i'm really glad we're going in the way of electric with such a smooth ride. >> beautiful new seats, beautiful bathrooms, wi-fi, amazing. >> starting on sunday, the public gets to ride caltrain says the fleet will be fully electric by next month in san francisco. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> there was a special ceremony in the south bay tonight celebrating two rosie, the riveters. history park in san jose is presenting them with commemorative coins of the congressional gold medal. the main ceremony in washington, d.c, happened back in april. it honored the contributions of millions of women during world war two. the rosies worked in factories and shipyards to support the nation, while many of their brothers, fathers and husbands were fighting abroad. the actual congressional gold medal is at the smithsonian, joined right now by spencer christian. you know, hats off to all those rosie the riveters. >> they are truly a national treasure and we should treasure them, because that's a generation that is not going to

be with us forever. you know? >> certainly is. as for the weather situation, what's it looking like? >> things are looking up. if you're looking for cooler weather. >> always the optimistic one. >> i try to be. i used to look at the satellite radar composite image and notice the absence of a low clouds at the coast. we typically when we have a cooling trend like this one, expect to see the fog rather deep there. but at the moment not much evidence of it. we have a nice brisk onshore flow winds generally ten to about 20mph, but we do expect the marine layer to rebuild during the wee hours of the morning. it's now we're going into a cooling tren, but it's interesting that most locations are warmer right now than they were at this time last night. anywhere from two to about ten degrees warmer. so let's move along. this is the view from the exploratorium camera. looking back at a portion of the san francisco skyline, where it's 57 degrees right now, here in the city, we've got low 60s across the bay in oakland looking northward, 61 up at santa rosa, 55 at petaluma. we've got low to mid 60s at napa and fairfield, 71, concord 67 at livermore. and

this is a view from mount tam. now there is a little finger of fog moving out over the bay, but it's very thin and it's very skinny. so it doesn't cover much territory. but it'll get deeper as we get into the late night. and overnight hours. so these are the forecast headlines overnight. low coastal low clouds and drizzle will develop tomorrow. breezy and much cooler than today. despite the warmer pattern right now than we had last night. and early next week, the cooler pattern continues into pretty much the end of next week, so it's going to be a week of very comfortable weather. no extreme temperatures at all. so the forecast animation overnight shows a few high clouds passing over, a little patchy drizzle developing, and then by between 6 and 8 a.m. we'll see the marine layer deepening and expanding a bit out across the bay, and the drizzle continues in patchy form until about mid-morning, and then that will wind down. the clouds will thin out and we'll get mainly sunny skies in the afternoon. during the overnight hours, look for low temperatures, mainly in the mid to upper 50s and over in the inland east bay. antioch will bottom out at about 66 degrees,

which is pretty warm for an overnight reading down in san jose. also, a low of 62 degrees, but 50s just about everywhere else. highs tomorrow 62. half moon bay 65. here in san francisco, upper 60s to low 70s. around the remainder of the bay shoreline up in the north bay. we'll see highs of 76 at napa, which is a pretty cool high 87 santa rosa mid to upper 80s in the inland east bay. now as you look at the forecast animation or the maximum temperature trend, i should say going into next week, monday, pretty much the same range of highs we expect tomorrow low to mid 80s inland, no 90s pretty much the same thing on tuesday. finally on wednesday we might see 1 or 2 locations topping out at about 90 degrees. but again, this doesn't represent any significant increase in the temperature pattern. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. got a couple of days of high temperatures inland, maybe reaching 90 degrees and then back down into the mid to upper 80s on friday and saturday. so it's going to be a very pleasant week ahead with mainly sunny skies in the afternoon. the usual morning, low clouds

lingering until about midday. just a typical weather for this time of the year, with slightly below average temperatures dropping, temperatures and schools starting up the perfect time. school's underway and the weather is looking good. >> yes. thanks, spencer. >> all right. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11, a lively celebration of culture this weekend in san francisco. we'll take you to one of the biggest festivals of its

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men's basketball warriors head coach steve kerr at the helm. stephen curry has said for years he wanted to win a gold medal and this afternoon he did just that. curry with 8 or 3 pointers, eight eight of them, that is, and 24 points, four of them in one two minute stretch late in the fourth quarter, hitting his famous night night pose after the dagger and team usa beats the host team france 9887 for their fifth straight gold, curry comes through in the clutch once again, had the patience and positivity to believe his time would come. >> you kind of just have to meet the moment by again, just staying confident, looking for your shot, whatever it is. and there's a lot of faith just living and dying with your shots that you think you should take and those last 2.5 minutes were special. guys were hyping me up. we had a confidence in what we were trying to do. i was just really present in the moment and enjoying myself. love it.

>> 49 ers preseason opener in nashville. only three starters played in this no george kittle deebo samuel or brock purdy. niners down 14 seven in the second quarter we go rookie malik mustafa. ho ho ho. big hit on fourth down to stop that drive. he is pumped up. and look at those muscles. fourth quarter we go niners down ten qb josh dobbs breaks a tackle. smell the end zone there he goes. helicopters in for the score nicely done sir. niners down four. last play of the game. dobbs going deep for the win. and he doesn't get it there. niners lose the preseason opener 1713. but hey it's preseason giants 2014. world series reunion saturday madison bumgarner threw out the first pitch to buster posey, and it was a strike. hey, he's not officially retired. all the talk on the radio broadcast today, he could still throw a few innings. need be. logan webb on the mound. went seven innings, only gave up one run and struck out

eight and got his 10th win of the year. giants down one. nothing in the fifth. and a man by the name of brett wisely a hard shot down the line into the corner. two runners would score and the giants take the lead. they'll add another to take a 3 to 1 lead and new closer ryan walker made it interesting in the ninth. you never like using that word but got the job done. i guess all the closers just want to amp up the drama. nevertheless, giants win 3 to 1 and our three games over 500 for the first time all season. a's fans north of the border in toronto. no score in the top of the sixth. brant rooker with a high drive to left center. and that one is off the wall, initially ruled a double rooker into second, but he's not sure, so they review it hits the top of the wall, so that is a home run. rooker gets the finish his home run trot for 29th of the year. a's up one to nothing and

it stands all star mason miller with three strikeouts to finish it in the ninth. a's win one nothing as four pitchers combined on a two hit shutout. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. the search for answers after a plane plummeted from the sky in brazil, the important discovery made by investigators and your face might just be your ticket and form of payment at some nfl stadiums this season. a look at

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in brazil, following that terrifying crash of an airliner over sao paulo and a sao paulo suburb that is friends and family. of those killed on board today began identifying the remains of their loved ones. abc news reporter morgan norwood has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter tonight, stunning new video of that plane and a flat spin falling from the sky deals crashing into a suburban

sao paulo neighborhood and bursting into flames, killing all 62 people on board is to. tonight, investigators combing through the plane's voice and flight data recorders to investigate why the 14 year old atr 72 twin engine turboprop went down. >> the cockpit voice recorder can, in many instances, give us the information on what was going on between the two crew members and what was happening to the airplane noise. >> now, the head of brazil's air accident investigation says the aircraft didn't declare an emergency. >> the plane took off from cascavel and crashed in vinhedo, about 50 miles northwest of sao paulo. among the victims, two trainee doctors, the cancer hospital in cascavel telling abc news camila oliveira. duarte de araujo says she lost her cousin. his mother is torn apart. she says he was a very good man and very loved and cruz so far recovering at least 26 bodies. and to identify them, they're relying on documents, seating charts and cell phones at the scene. i'm morgan norwood, abc

news, new york. >> the fbi is investigating the discovery of improvised explosive devices found throughout the island of maui. one of them went off, blowing out windows on a passing car and denting the exterior. >> they say that that i often ride over here. >> federal agents and maui police say they've found several devices concealed in makeshift baskets across the hawaiian island. residents have been asked to stay alert just a few days ago, locals on the island marked the two year anniversary of the deadly wildfires that devastated the northwest coast. back in california, more than 100 neglected animals were rescued from a property in riverside county this week. the animals ran the gamut to include horses, goats, chickens, exotic birds and dogs. there were even pet cockroaches. a sheriff's deputy who was conducting evacuations of homes nearby spotted the property. county

animal services say they will seek felony animal cruelty charges against the property owner. the nfl is underway. the preseason that is, there were preseason games being played tonight, including the 40 niners and with the new season comes new tech as abc seven news reporter lauren martinez shows us it's the future of the modern sports experience. >> the nfl league office is rolling out facial ticketing for credentialed people. they've teamed up with the company wicked, a facial authentication platform provider. ceo jeff beam tells us. wicked started in the height of covid when the cleveland browns were looking for a way to get fans in instead of manual barcode scanning. fans who have enrolled can show their face to validate their ticket. >> fans opt in to use this solution in order to gain the convenience of faster access to a stadium, or even faster concessions, or faster access to an event, beam said.

>> browns fans are now getting into the stadium four times faster. >> when you actually take a picture and you take a selfie at home to register for the system, and then when you show up, there's a camera that is used, typically an ipad, to access the event. those pictures are immediately uh- changed into a mathematical representation that is then in turn encrypted. >> the nfl tells us for now, the facial authentication program is only available for the team. game day personnel, vendors, and media fans are not included. every nfl team can use the new technology. levi's stadium had no comment. the mlb, for example, just launched their go ahead entry program this past spring at oracle park. giants fans who are 18 or older can enter using a camera at designated gate. we spoke to anil jain, a professor at michigan state university, about this growing technology. when you enter the united states, it used to be fingerprints, but now

it is face recognition, jain suggests people who voluntarily register for similar systems know if the company will sell or not sell their information to third party applications. >> you know, will you get some specific emails from advertisers? you know, you know, it's one of those things where it should only be used for the purpose, for which it was being collected. and you agreed. >> and beam said, that's exactly what wicked safeguards are. their data is not centralized. it's not sold or given to any third parties. your face is your payment method. >> your face is your credential. it's a much easier and more secure method. and i do believe this is what the future will look like. >> this program is completely optional in san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11. d23 is in day two, but there is a ton of movie news coming out of this huge disney event. a rundown of what you can

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latest entertainment offerings and movies, along with some moments, and things have never been seen before. abc news rebecca jarvis is there and takes us through what's coming to theaters. >> what is up? d23 d23, the ultimate disney fan event putting on a star studded showcase in anaheim, california, and announcing the latest in disney magic. >> are you ready? jared leto starring in the upcoming tron aries unveiling music by the

band nine inch nails. the cas of the new lion king film mufasa taking the stage, the london composer lin-manuel miranda attending his first ever d23 long before they became legends. >> hello. >> what's your name? mufasa >> the journey of simba's father, mufasa, from orphan to lion king heading to the big screen 30 years after the original film debut, some of mufasa's cast telling me they weren't even born when the original came out in 1994, is the year me and aaron were born. >> shout out! so we were listening to the soundtrack from the womb. but to now be a part of it, it just feels so iconic. >> let me get a check at this thanksgiving. >> moana and maui. returning to movie theaters in moana two. i'll be back. >> i promise.

>> this disney favorite now making it to the big screen. the team of the mandalorian revealing an upcoming mandalorian movie. some old time family favorites also coming back with sequels. freaky friday with much still under wraps. curtis able to tell me this we can't tell you much, but lindsay has her own 15 year old in the movie, which makes me then the grandma. >> as you can tell, we have some incredible projects in the works. did he just say incredible? whistle while you work and a first look revealed of a live action film of walt disney's first full length animated feature, snow white. >> it's incredibly motivating for us. it's, you know, one of the reasons why i've, i've been in this business for 50 years and at this company for as long as i have been, i'm rebecca jarvis, abc news.

>> disney is the parent company of abc seven. as spencer christian joins us here, i'm predicting it. i think moana two will break some records. >> spencer, i think you're righ. i plan to see it, actually, and i'll take my grandsons. i plan to see a lot of those movies. absolutely. >> and i'm not just saying that because we're disney, you know. >> right. exactly. i do want to see those. we are not a mickey mouse operation. here's a forecast. animation shows a low clouds and fog and drizzle developing during the wee hours of the morning, but it'll burn away by the afternoon, giving way to mainly sunny skies away from the coastline. overnight lows will be mainly the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow, about 60 at the coast to upper 60s. low 70s around the bay. shoreline only mid to upper 80s inland where we've seen mid to upper 90s recently. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have a week of really pleasant weather coming. our way, all the way into next week, and all the way through next week in fact, we probably will not see inland highs get above 90 degrees. we'll see low to mid 70s around the bay shoreline, low 60s on the coast. and that's a pretty steady, consistent pattern of mild,

pleasant weather. >> i liked hearing what you had to say earlier to that. smoke is not really affecting us. >> it's not we there's we have a good to moderate air quality, but it hasn't dropped into the poor zone. so we don't have a spare the air alert, but we just have an air advisory because of the smoke advisory. i should say, because of the moderate amount of smoke coming into our region from the wildfires. wonderful. >> thank you. so much. okay. up next we go to oracle park, where there was a 2014 giants championship reunion and madison bumgarner drew some of the loudest cheers. you'll see what

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warriors head coach steve kerr at the helm. stephen curry has said for years he wanted to win a gold medal and tonight he will

go to sleep. an olympic champion for the first time, curry, with eight three pointers and 24 points. yes eight. four of them in one two minute stretch in the fourth quarter, hitting his famous night night pose after the dagger and team usa beats the host team, france 9887 for their fifth straight goal. kevin durant becomes the first men's basketball player to win four gold medals for curry. the job is done. come on, we got that. >> go! one. two. three. go. go to sleep. night night. >> i don't know what to tell y'all, man. this is uh- this is wild, bro. we did a lot in the game. but this one right here. this is up there. you're about to go out and get our gold medal. it's a it's a one and done baby gold medal. do it like that. appreciate all the love. appreciate all the support usa all the way. god is good. tonight was amazing. team usa we

got gold baby and the us women's soccer team beat brazil one nil for their fifth olympic gold and their first since 2012. >> mallory swanson tallied the only goal in the match in the 57th minute today at oracle par. the giants hosting the ten year reunion of the 2014 world champions. time flies so many guys at the ballpark from that team, but the one everybody wanted to see, madison bumgarne, madbum, as he's known in these parts, got emotional after getting a standing ovation and world series mvp madison bumgarner. >> thank you >> thank you guys. i appreciate

that one. that that never gets old. i appreciate that. so muc guys. you mean the world to me. this place will always be home. and i'll never forget it. >> what a special moment. of course it was more than just madbum at the reunion. nearly everybody on the team that was able to came back. i mean, tim lincecum didn't, but hunter pence, buster posey, sergio romo and many more were there. manager bruce bochy sent a video message as he is still with the rangers and the current members of the giants still hold this team in high regard. but first, hunter pence had to do his thing. how about one more time? >> one more time? do you want to see this year's team getting the playoffs and do some work? yes yes, yes. >> still got it to, you know, see them all together. >> and now there's still that bond that they have, you know, and rightly so. it's really cool to watch. but it's more about

understanding the history of the organization and what, what kind of success has preceded us. >> you know, i played against uh- of, you know, a handful of those guys and played with brandon belt. so it was cool to see those guys. and, you know, that's something that, you know, i definitely want to do in my career. so it's just it's exciting. it's motivating for sure. >> fun times for sure i love those. yes. the niners lost their preseason opener tonight in nashville to the titans. but the brandon aiyuk contract situation is still the biggest question surrounding the team. will they sign him to a new deal, trade him or force him to play on the contract? he already has head coach kyle shanahan was asked about it after the game and as you might expect, he's not telling the media anything. >> i mean, i met with brandon a bunch here since we started out camp, and i'm not going to get into any personal things between us. i feel the same. as i talked to you guys last week, i mean, i am hopeful and i do think and i do think it can. but like i said

last week, everything's open and, but hopefully it does. >> this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. well that's it for tonight. i am j.r stone, abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer. thanks for joining us >> this is abc 724 >> in san francisco live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. >> yay. you're watching abc

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