house. kamala harris travels to the heart of san francisco. the high profile pit stop raising some serious campaign cash pushed out with nowhere to go. time is ticking this week for the groups of people living in rvs by the san francisco zoo and pack the lunches, pick up the outfits. school's back in

session for many this week, but one district in particular has a challenging year ahead. >> from abc seven live breaking news. >> that breaking news a body discovered in golden gate park right by the outside lands music festival. police say the person was found just as crowds would have been starting to show up for the event's final day. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. the san francisco fire department tells us paramedics found a man's body locked inside a portable bathroom outside the festival grounds. that was just after one. this afternoon. it's not clear how the man died or if he was going to attend outside lands. last year, also on the last night of the festival, police found a woman's body stuffed inside a duffel bag. police arrested two people on suspicion of conspiracy and unlawful disposal of human remains. our other top story the start of the school year for much of the bay area this week,

including oakland unified starting class tomorrow. we're making it tonight's abc seven news at 11, where we get you ahead on the big stories in the days to come. and for the usd, it's feeling the wrong kind of back to school jitters, drops in enrollment issues with chronic absenteeism and a drastic budget deficit. it's facing one of the most uncertain school years yet. abc seven news reporter ryan curry has more on the tough conversations coming in the school year ahead. >> the sign says welcome back, bulldogs at oakland tech high school. monday is back to the classroom for the oakland unified school district. another year for a district facing a ton of challenges. >> we're putting in a lot of resources into our schools because we want to keep families with us, and we appreciate them bringing their students on time every day. >> usd has seen its enrollment decline over the last several years. attendance, which revenues are based on, has dwindled as well. the district

still faces a large budget shortfall of around $56 million. the budget deficit is expected to get worse in school, board president sam davis says they are still using federal and state relief money to cover the costs. >> we just have to take a tough look at every school and say, is this really the one that we need for our our district? right now for our city, because we do see declining number of students everywhere, not just oakland, berkeley, hayward, across across the bay, across the country, the school board president says there will be tough conversations throughout the year with the declining enrollment, with the budget issues, the possibility of closing schools, he says, is still on the table. >> an organizations who represent underprivileged families say things need to change. >> unfortunately, in oakland, just 2 in 10 black and brown students can read at grade level. just 1 in 10 can do math at grade level. just about 50% of black and brown students are actually even eligible to apply to a four year college when they're done with high school. those stats aren't okay.

>> kimmy keen, the ceo of families in action, says the pandemic really affected ousd. she says it hurt district attendance, and she has been focusing on helping families get their children to go to school and stay in class. >> the covid 19 pandemic and the amount of time that students spent out of school were still recovering from that. so we found in particular in oakland, the achievement gap widened. >> but she acknowledges the district may have to close schools or cut programs that might affect certain families. she thinks the district needs to make changes that improve everyone's education. >> we welcome hard decisions and tough decisions, but we need to focus on improving the quality and outcomes of our schools in oakland. >> even with some of the issues she is calling on oakland families to work with the district and their teachers to help make sure each child has a strong year in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> santa clara unified schools also start tomorrow, along with the san mateo county school district. san ramon valley and

fremont unified. kick off class on wednesday. alameda unified starts on thursday and sf usd starts school a week from tomorrow. of course, we have to know what that back to school forecast is going to look like as we look out live from our emeryville camera, we have to start the school year right? abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here with that. in our 24 accuweather forecast, the families are watching. >> spencer. okay, jared. the pressure is on. well, starting the year right might mean bundling up early tomorrow morning because it's going to be a little bit chilly in some spots for kids going out to school very early. so 7:00 tomorrow morning, lots of lingering clouds and fog and drizzle. it'll be about 58 degrees around the bay, 60 degrees inland. now, as we approach noon it will be milder, partly cloudy, a lot of sunshine out there, 76 degrees in our inland areas. upper 60s around the bay shoreline in the afternoon around 4:00 or so. the peak of our warming mid 80s inland under mostly sunny skies up to about 7072 degrees around

the bay, even up to 60 on the coast. but by 7 p.m, partly cloudy once again as those low clouds start to advance. mid 70s inland, mid 60s around the bay shoreline and upper 50s on the coast. a lovely day for going back to school, but in the early morning you just might want to bundle up a little bit j.r. >> spencer that's good to hear. firefighters near lake tahoe will be on alert all night after a new wildfire sparked today. the past fire burned about a few acres in truckee this evening. right between a safeway and a golf course. containment is up to 38%. parts of truckee are still under an evacuation warning tonight. the cause of the fire is under investigation. now to your voice and your vote. as the kamala harris campaign made its latest stop back home, here in the bay area, today's big money fundraiser in san francisco collected $12 million for her campaign. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with some of the top ranking politicians and democrats who were there today. >> reporter we are here to

hopefully see the next president of the united states. >> queta highsmith from san francisco, paid big money for her family to attend a fundraiser for vice president kamala harris at the fairmont hotel on nob hill. would you be here if the ticket hadn't changed a few weeks ago? no i would not, daughter quinlan says. young voters like her are excited seeing kamala take these steps to get to this position that she's in, coming from the same undergraduate school that i came from, it's inspiring. >> it reminds me that these barriers are going to be kicked down. >> our news cameras were not allowed inside the fundraiser. about 700 people stood in line for harris's first bay area campaign stop since rising to the top of the democratic ticket. >> the sign is what we need in america right now, and kamala and governor walz can do it. >> california's top democrat showed up to lend their support. governor gavin newsom, house speaker emerita nancy pelosi and attorney general rob bonta. i'm excited. >> yeah, you could feel the

energy that is for a long time. >> and it says someday a woman will be president very excited to see my good friend kamala harris. >> today, harris's bay area roots are deep. she was born here and later served as da in san francisco. >> this is really a homecoming. i met her at the tarmac last night. she was so happy to see us, so happy to be home and so happy to feel the support and the love from san francisco. vice president harris is done in two weeks. >> it's extraordinary. i have not seen anything like it in american politics, but political donors say they're looking for more than just promises from harris. >> they want results. >> she needs to address the economy. you know, gas is too high. uh- groceries are too high. you know, i need a break. i don't want to eat just hamburger. i want a steak every now and then. you know what i mean, people, it's time. >> free, free, free. >> palestine. pro-palestinian protesters rallied outside the fairmont hotel, demanding an end to all u.s. aid to israel. >> all she has to do is look outside, see all the

interruptions at her rallies, and she knows what the message is. it is her choice whether she supports an arms embargo or not. >> it's unclear if harris ever saw the protest. her motorcade departing the hotel sunday afternoon in route to sfo and her next campaign stop. yeah. harris now heading back to washington, d.c, her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, did not attend today's fundraiser. i'm cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> cornell, thanks so much, donald trump had no rallies today. but back on thursday, he said he plans to stay off the campaign trail until after the democratic national convention ends on august 22nd. his campaign says his vice presidential nominee, jd vance, will visit michigan on wednesday. but tomorrow, former president trump will have a public conversation with elon musk on his platform. x, once known as twitter. today, musk said it will be unscripted and no topic will be off limits. musk has already endorsed trump for president. the live talk is at 5 p.m. our time. it's a story

we have closely followed throughout the years. san francisco's long running struggles with homelessness as the city and state begin their court backed sweep of local encampments. one area of the city has proved very challenging. dozens of people living in rvs by the san francisco zoo say they have nowhere else to go. but as abc seven news reporter tara campbell explains, the city says time is running out. >> one rv at a time. we checked in as time was running out on dozens of people living in rvs across from san francisco's lake merced. i don't know where i'm going to go. >> i don't know what what we're going to do. >> last week, authorities began warning people parked on zoo road. they must leave by sunday or risk being towed. >> i'm scared that you're just going to come and tell my house basically is my home. >> oscar aguilar lives in this rv with his four month old daughter and partner. like many here, an upcoming repaving project forced them from their longtime parking spots along

winston drive between lake merced and stonestown galleria. now they're being told to move again. has the city offered help services somewhere to go? >> they have. they have like they've been offering housing, but it's, it's like you gotta apply and then you got to they got to see because there's a lot of people applying. so. and it's not that many houses. >> and he says at this point he doesn't have much faith in the system. >> we've been applying for like two years and a half already for housing, and we haven't had nothing. >> last week, the city putting up these no parking signs, which go into effect wednesday, further forcing people out. i'm worried if they're going to towed our rv or our neighbor's rv. 11 year old hazel helping interpret. she lives here with her family. so my dad was saying that we don't know where to go. >> the city wants us out from san francisco. they have has offered us to go to san pablo, going other places, but not san francisco. and they don't want

us here. >> families hoping for some good news monday, telling us the city plans to meet with them sometime in the morning. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> for all of our reporting around the homelessness issue, including expert analysis and how we got here, head to our website, abc seven news.com or your abc seven news app. the final night of outside lands packed. it's typical san francisco punch with some star studded names to close out the music festival. and today, golden gate park seemed to turn into a sea of pink, comes out keep on dancing and to keep. that's up and coming. pop star chapelle rohan with her huge hit pink pony ■club. she drew one of the biggest crowds of the day with fans and pink cowboy hats, shirts and bandanas rushing the main stage. country artist sturgill simpson was the main headliner and post malone performed a special country

music set. still ahead on abc seven news at 11, another beached whale in the bay area. but unlike other deaths this year, researchers say they have a good idea of what happened. plus, take a look up tonight. we're just about to hit prime time for an epic show in the sky. details on the galactic event and how well we might get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪

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related to the music festival. moving along in the south bay, san jose police are investigating the city's 20th homicide of the year. police say someone shot and killed a man inside a business on mclaughlin avenue, just off of 280. a witness told us it happened at the colocan restaurant. police tell us they got multiple 911 calls around 315. this morning. no word yet on a suspect or possible motive. a dead whale has washed up on a bay area beach, this time at san francisco's fort funston. the california academy of sciences says a dead humpback whale washed ashore on friday. scientists say given its markings, it was likely killed by an orca whale. the marine mammal center counts four others stranded whales in the bay area this year. it's actually the lowest total for this time in the year. in the last five years, they believe one of them died because of a ship strike, but they do not know the cause

of death for the other three. new details tonight about the cost and chaos of a large scale fish die off in an east bay lake. our partners at the bay area news group report that the city of fremont spent roughly $17,000 to clean up the mess. more than 1000 fish died at lake elizabeth and fremont central park over the 4th of july holiday. the city blamed the heat wave. the bay area news group obtained text messages from city staff showing park managers dug a mass grave to bury dozens of dead fish trying to mask the smell. records show the city brought in more than two dozen employees on july 6th to get rid of the remaining fish, working more than 150 hours of overtime. happening now. take a look up or look here as we take this live peek out at our night sky from our mount tam camera. the perseid meteor shower is peaking in about an

hour tonight through tuesday, you can see the perseid meteor shower from the comet swift-tuttle. given the right viewing conditions, it may be possible to see 50 to 100 meteors striking across the sky each hour. perfect timing because the moon that is, is expected to set in just a few minutes. spencer christian is here to talk about that. i will be on my roof later on, looking up in the air. >> you might get a pretty good view of the conditions. are looking more favorable now than they were when we talked about it at 6:00. wow. here in the city now we're going to have a marine layer during the overnight hours. but during the first couple of hours after midnight, things look pretty clear. fingers crossed. okay, here we go. here's a look at what's happening right now. the satellite radar composite image a nice brisk cooling onshore breeze has blown away the low clouds that were around earlier, but more will be developing during the overnight hours, so we can count on that. right now, the wind is relatively calm. we've got 10 to 15 mile per hour

wind speeds around most of the bay area. it is a lot cooler right now than it was at this time. last night. five degrees cooler in novato, eight degrees cooler. fairfield, 12 degrees cooler in concord. so the cooling is underway. as you may have noticed today, here's a look at current temperature readings 55 here in san francisco, 60 degrees are just above 60 at oakland, hayward, san jose, and redwood city. 55 at half moon bay. and here's that view from mount tam. and notice it's a pretty clear view for now. 55 degrees at this hour in santa rosa and napa, we've got 52 at petaluma and upper 50s at fairfield, concord and livermore, and at the golden gate right now, where we had fog or low clouds earlier in the evening. right now it's relatively clear. so these are our forecast headlines overnight. coastal low clouds and fog will develop. maybe not until well just before about 5 or 6 a.m. so it'll be slow to develop just in time for the morning commute tomorrow we'll have mainly sunny skies in the afternoon, but high temperatures will be below average, so it'll be a cool to mild day. and for

the remainder of the week, it looks like we'll stay in that same pattern. mainly sunny afternoons with just minor warming as we get into the middle of the week, but no significant change in the temperature range. so overnight we'll see lots of high clouds passing over at some points and little patches of drizzle developing offshore. and finally, as we approach the morning commuting hours, we'll see the marine layer redeveloping, pushing locally across the bay and locally inland, and there will be more patches of drizzle that will sort of wind down after about 7 or 8 a.m, giving way to brighter skies as we approach the midday hours. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s, around 50 for san francisco and half moon bay, and across the bay and right around the bay shoreline. mainly 5657 degrees, so not a wide range of lows, but the inland areas that are warmer in the daytime will be warmer overnight. for example, antioch, a low of only 62 degrees, san jose a low of 60, whereas other locations will be in the 50s. highs tomorrow 60 at half moon bay 64, san francisco, oakland 68. the inland east bay, which last week this time was in the upper 90s low 80s, low to mid

80s. tomorrow 82 at concord, 84 at antioch up in the north bay. highs of 85 at santa rosa, 75 at napa and down in the south bay. san jose will warm up to about 77 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast as you can see, it will warm up just a few degrees from monday to tuesday, but not a lot. we'll see upper 80s as the highest of the inland highs for most of the week, maybe up to about 90 on wednesday, mid 70s around the bay shoreline and low 60s on the coast. but it's a pretty steady pattern with no significant fluctuations upward or downward. so steady pattern, mild afternoons, mainly sunny skies in the afternoon and fog and drizzle in the morning. >> i'm still thinking about the meteor shower. yes now the question is, will the phone pick up images of it? >> now that's a question i can't answer. i'm not responsible for the phones, only for the sky conditions. >> thanks so much, spencer. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11. chef curry set the world

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performance to help clinch the gold medal for team usa over france, and it seems some in france are a little salty about it. check out what the french mcdonald's account posted on its instagram page today. that text translates to for obvious reasons, we are considering removing this source, referencing the chain's classic curry dipping sauce. the warrior sharpshooter nailed eight threes on saturday to lead the team to gold, but hey, they got the gol, so it's okay. up next in sports, we'll hear from steph curry

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race. just a game and a half out of third and final spot. when the day began trying to inch even closer by completing a sweep of the tigers and winning their fifth straight game. i've always loved these hats, but also been happy i haven't had to sit behind them. giants down one to nothing in the first. matt chapman a bases loaded two run single, giants take a21 lead, chapman three for four with three rbis, but the tigers take the lead right back in the second. yeah it was a cheer in there, but not so much here. rookie dillon dingler with his first career homer into the bullpen, are rookie pitcher hayden birdsong. he can't believe it, either. tigers lead 3 to 2. giants plenty of chances, but just couldn't get the tying run home down one with nobody out in the eighth. chapman tries to score from third on a groundout. bad idea. he's eventually tagged out the giants just three for 14 with

runners in scoring position, they lose 5 to 4. they'll host atlanta, who's got the last wild card spot right now starting monday. if the a's won in toronto today, they'd win their 50th game and equal their win total from all of last season. facing former a chris bassitt in his last match up against oakland. first inning. it's already one nothing jj bleday two run shot. it's three nothing. a's still in the first man on for zach gelof gelof that is gone. the a's put up six runs in the first. more than enough for jp sears. he went seven innings, gave up three runs on three hits and struck out four for his 10th win of the year. first time he's gotten to double digits and the a's win 8 to 4 for win number 50 to the olympics. we go the us women's basketball team won their 61st straight olympic game and their eighth consecutive gold medal by beating france 6766. france's last second shot to tie the game

was ruled a two pointer, not a three, and the us escaped. it's the sixth straight gold medal for the legendary diana taurasi. congrats to her. but let's go back to the saturday magic and see what the chef was cooking, so to speak. steph curry wanted to win olympic gold for a long time, and he was largely the reason that they won. hitting four threes in the final 2.5 minutes to help beat france. the last three was classic curry, a give and go. his one time warriors teammate kevin durant shake and bake step back three over two defenders and a night night right there down the court. he showed off a hoodie later with night night in french on it. big hug with steve kerr right here. what a moment. getting that gold and all that work paid off because curry rose to the occasion once again. >> those last 2.5 minutes were special. guys were hyping me up. we had a confidence in what we were trying to do. and, i was just really present in the

moment and enjoying myself for him to come through and the two games where we were really challenged, with everything on the line, not not just come through, but just explode and make some of the most difficult shots under pressure, >> it tells you everything you need to know about steph curry usa, usa. >> this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. a bit of controversy on the coast. one of california's charming seaside towns is fighting over street addresses. we'll explain. plus, they're now legends in the world of disney. the iconic stars that took center stage at tonight's d23 event

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completely reshaping the race for the white house in president biden's first interview since dropping out of the presidential race, he spoke about fears of hurting democrats running for the house and senate, driving

his decision. now, he says he's planning a campaign tour for vice president kamala harris in his home state of pennsylvania. >> we're going to be campaigning in other states as well, and i'm going to do whatever kamala thinks i can do to help most. >> vice president harris is now done with her week of swing state rallies in today's san francisco homecoming. now the countdown is for on the democratic national convention, starting a week from tomorrow. meantime, republicans pick for vice president j.d. vance sat down with abc news for a wide ranging interview. abc news reporter zohreen shah dives into the state of the race. >> republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance, outlining the trump campaign's proposal on border policy. >> well, the first thing you have to do is to stop the bleeding, stop the open border, get kamala harris out of there and actually re-implement the remain in mexico policy. rebuild or finish donald trump's border wall. >> vance on abc's this week responding to his past comments saying parents should have more

of a vote at the ballot box, vance insists it was a thought experiment and accusing the harris campaign of twisting his words. >> they have turned this into a policy proposal that i never made. and i do think, look, when you're a parent and you have children, you obviously have a different perspective. and that's and i said that to and i certainly believe that vice president kamala harris in san francisco, for a fund raiser with former house speaker nancy pelosi today. >> she was in las vegas saturday with running mate minnesota governor tim walz. the final stop of a battleground state blitz. harris appearing to follow trump's lead, proposing to eliminate taxes on tips hours after the powerful culinary union endorsed her. >> when i am president, we will continue our fight for working families of america >> including to raise the minimum wage. >> and eliminate taxes on tips

for service and hospitality workers. >> trump responding she copied my no taxes on tips policy. harris also dodging tough questions about the administration's involvement in israel's war in gaza. >> we need a hostage deal and we need a cease fire. >> zohreen shah, abc news, las vegas it's one of the dreamy stretches of the california coastline, but tonight there's a citywide war in the town of carmel by the sea, over street addresses. >> after decades of going without them, a recent city council vote is assigning them to all homes and businesses in the one square mile neighborhood. homes usually have charming nicknames or are described by landmarks. but law enforcement and fire officials told residents it's a safety issue during emergencies. the lack of addresses means every resident has to pick up their mail from the town's post office. >> i just don't think it's necessary. i mean, honestly, we've lived this way for 100 years. we don't need them. >> i'm in favor of it because of delivery issues. uber will work

better. the ambulances will be able to find us. when i have a heart attack in november, residents will be voting for city council members and a mayor who will determine the final fate of whether to officially require the addresses. >> new at 11 a big celebration in anaheim tonight, the final event of this weekend's ultimate disney fan event, d23 honored a new set of legends entertainment guru george pennacchio with our sister station in los angeles was there for the fun. >> one by one, the new disney legends offered their handprints, cementing their new status in the world of disney. 14 honorees are part of this year's class, among them star wars legend harrison ford, disney channel legend miley cyrus, the legend behind avatar james cameron give a legend a hug, and the queen of wakanda, angela bassett this night and the fans and the love, the

warmth in that room. >> everyone should experience that. the legendary james l brooks, a creator, writer and executive producer of the long running hit the simpsons, was still taking it all in. >> are you comfortable with the word legend? uh- no, no no no no, i don't think it says that on my driver's license. no new legend jamie lee curtis is not one to write a speech. she goes with the flow and you just never know. >> there's a great big, beautiful tomorrow for me. i need to be in the moment. and whatever happens in the moment is in the moment. and that, to me, is the whole point of this. anything predigested to me just becomes like a performance. so i don't do that. >> you might not know every legend by name, but you'd probably love to know martha blanding. she helped put the happy and the happiest place on earth as disneyland's first full time black tour guide before moving up the ranks. but hearing

she was being named a legend, it's amazing. >> i was speechless. the only thing i was able to say was, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god and i was screaming, oh my god, oh my god! >> composer john williams, the genius behind the star wars and indiana jones themes, was unable to make the ceremony to receive his honor in person, but he sure got a lot of love, including from another newly named legend. >> oh my gosh, this man has created the story of all of our lives and so many disney events >> host ryan seacrest introduced his good friend to the stage. the morning talk show staple is now officially a disney legend. >> it was a really big deal just to get to see so many people. i love and admire and worship you included. by the way, the disney legends award ceremony begins streaming on disney+ monday afternoon at two in anaheim.

>> george pennacchio abc seven news george, thanks so much. >> the other big news out of d23 this weekend. the major new additions coming to disneyland and california adventure, the pixar film coco will get the theme park treatment for the first time with a ride in the works at california adventure. disney is also planning to build an avatar themed land inspired by the sequels to the 2009 film the avengers campus in california. adventure will also be doubled in size, getting a new ride in total, there are six new rides and attractions planned for the anaheim theme parks. disney is the parent company of abc seven. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. x marks the spot for a father and his two sons. >> we came around a bush when we were looking for it, and i saw the rock and it was kind of a different angle, so the rock looked a little different. i was a little suspicious. >> a hidden treasure hunt leads

this family to newfound riches. where and how they discovered this box are you ready for some below average temperatures? >> well, we've got about a week's worth coming up, and i'll have the accuweather forecast in

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internet. plus my interview with the cast of the iconic show new york undercover. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m, right here on abc seven. >> a family in utah is now $25,000 richer after discovering a hidden treasure. and this isn't some long buried gold. the search was organized by two men who hid the treasure chest back in june and shared riddles to help people find it. they started running regular treasure hunts back in 2020, trying to give people a way to have fun outside during the lockdown.

mission accomplished. for this treasure finding father and his two sons. >> i'm going to finish my degree, go back to school, shopping today. that'll be the first thing we spend it on paying off debts and putting some into school accounts for these guys. >> the chest itself is not filled with cash, rather a qr code to claim the $25,000 winnings. wow. spencer christian is here. spencer i'm very excited for the family, but i always get a little bummed out that i didn't know what was going on until after it was found. exactly right. we could have been there in utah. >> we could have been, but i don't think we would have found it. no, i'm not much of an outdoorsman. >> yes, weather's a little different than it is here to know. >> you do have to go outdoors for the weather. and here's what's going on with our weather. we've got looking at the golden gate right now, you can see that an absence of low clouds and fog, which you typically have this time of the night this time of the year, but it will redevelop overnight. low

clouds and drizzle by early morning tomorrow afternoon. below average temperatures under mainly sunny skies. and for the remainder of the week, we'll have a cooler than average uh- temperature trend with mainly sunny afternoons overnight. once the fog moves in and the drizzle begins, we'll have low temperatures, mainly in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow afternoon, about 60 degrees at the coast where some low clouds will linger. low 70s around the bay shoreline and mid 80s in the warmest inland spots. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. notice how mild it's going to be all week long. no temperatures soaring into the upper 90s, mainly upper 80s. in fact, in the warmest inland spots. mid 70s around the bay, low 60s on the coast. uh. it's a lovely week ahead and a great back to school week for those who are just going back. >> relaxing weather maybe not as relaxing with the kids getting amped up for school, but relaxing weather? >> i think so too. >> yeah, thanks so much, spencer. up next, a wild finish in nascar as a driver causes two wrecks on the final lap to win. and i had the honor of meeting dwight clark ten years ago. how the 40 niners honored him this

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here on abc seven against aaron rodgers and the jets. but will brandon aiyuk be at levi's stadium for the game? at least he and the niners are reportedly talking about a new contract. again. that's good news, but so far nothing has been resolved. this past wednesday was august 7th or eight seven, dwight clark's number. and so it was dwight clark day at 40 niners practice. he lost his battle with als six years ago. the niners invited als patients for a meet and greet and many former 40 niners and teammates of dwight's were there to celebrate in santa clara. now, from a personal standpoint, i first met

clark in 2014 on the flight back to san jose from seattle after the niners lost to the seahawks in the nfc championship. stand up guy, linebacker fred warner one last year as dwight clark award for carrying on his spirit of teamwork and camaraderie. and that is a special honor for him. >> yeah, it's a huge day, you know, dwight clark means a lot to the 40 niners. and, you know, i was blessed and honored to receive the dwight clark award last year, and was able to speak to a lot of his former teammates and guys that were around him. and they all speak about just how amazing he was as a person, as a teammate. and, you know, and i think that just that speaks to who he was. obviously, we know about the catch. but, you know, i think the impact that he left on everyone that he that he met and was around is what really mattered. >> x niner qb's in action. sort of jimmy garoppolo on the rams watching them take on trey lance in the dallas cowboys. lance did not get into the game at all for dallas last season. so this was

his first action. he did have this 26 yard run but did not account for a touchdown. just overthrowing a guy in the corner right here. it couldn't quite hit him and by most accounts still looks like he has a lot of work to do. the rams won the game in the final seconds when former georgia quarterback stetson bennett, who threw for pits picks, also threw the only touchdown of the game with one second to go. and the rams win 13 to 12. stephen curry isn't the only bay area basketball player heading home from paris with a gold medal. walnut creek native sabrina ionescu is also bringing home the gold after the us women won their eighth straight olympic gold. but no time to rest for sabrina. the wnba season resumes thursday. the paris olympics was also the last time warriors coach steve kerr will lead the us national team, even though he's the head

coach, he does not get a gold medal and neither does his staff. those only go to the players. kerr faced a lot of criticism from outsiders for some of his lineup decisions throughout the olympics, but the noise did not bother him. the us didn't lose a game and won their fifth straight gold medal, and kerr returns home a champion, very proud of his team and his country. >> it's an amazing feeling to watch them up on the stage and then to see the flag. you know, uh- going up to the rafters hearing the national anthem. i don't know that i've ever been more proud to be american, to be part of a group of people that accomplished something special. it was it was really a beautiful evening and drama and nascar tonight at the richmond 400. >> you got to see this. it's the last lap in austin. dillon needs to win to make the playoffs. so it appears he intentionally spins out leader joey logano

also spins out the number 11 of denny hamlin wins the race and therefore makes the playoffs. look at this from the upper angle camera. there goes logano. there goes hamlin. it's part of racing. i guess. but needless to say, logano not happy and didn't hold back. >> what are your thoughts on what happened down there? it's chicken. >> there's no no doubt about it. he's four car lengths back. not even close. then he wrecks the 11 to go along with it. i mean dude, i get it. bump and run, i get it. i didn't back up the corner at all. he came in there and just drove through me. it's ridiculous. >> awesome island. but he was heated up and he is mad. 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 continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer christian. thanks for joining us.

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