d by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. right away. one person is in critical condition tonight after being pulled from a burning home in san francisco. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. that person is in the hospital right now. but fire crews remain on the scene. firefighters responded to this call at about 830 tonight at a home on hanover near gutenberg. that's in the crocker-amazon neighborhood. >> units arrived and found heavy fire in the rear of the building. they forced entry, and while searching the occupancy, located a victim in the structure.

>> the cause of the fire is still unclear. that victim was rushed to sf general. san francisco's latest effort to deter homelessness could include new restrictions on recreational vehicles. and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports that proposal takes aim at overnight parking. >> in its latest attempt to get rvs off the streets, san francisco could soon be banning people from parking overnight. >> there's a large number of people because of rising rents that are san franciscans who are living in rvs. many of them are families and some of those families we've met knocking on doors and listening to their stories, many of them pushed from one location to the next. kids just started school, they need stability. this is a really cruel way to go about addressing a crisis. >> the new restrictions would ban rvs and other oversize vehicles from parking on city streets from midnight to 6 a.m, and give the sfmta the go ahead to tow vehicles in violation.

after they've offered shelter. my dream vehicles potentially like this one. alex sack has been calling this home for a couple of years and says banning overnight parking will just force people somewhere else. >> where are they going to go? you're squeezing a balloon. it's just a charade. every election season, the city has one designated safe parking site at bayview-hunters point. >> but challenge is providing power means only a few dozen rvs can comfortably park there right now. >> a lot of people say, let's let's put people on the edge of town. let's put them by candlestick park, even though they're building out there or whatever. but then there's some dilapidated shantytown. >> homeless advocates calling on the city to open more safe parking sites, saying it's a much better step than the ban. >> it would be much simpler to just open up safe parking while the steps are being taken to move people into affordable housing. >> when asked about the potential new restrictions, the mayor's office responded with this statement, reading in part there are currently no changes to our policy and we are continuing to explore a range of options while our outreach teams engage and offer shelter on a

regular basis to try and help people off our streets and into the city's system of care. and the parking ban proposal still needs to pass a vote with the sfmta board of directors before it would take effect. in the meantime, homeless advocates are planning to rally against the proposal when the board meets this week. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> novato police have detained a man following a suspicious fire and vandalism at the indian valley campus of the college of marin. fire crews responded to an alarm at about 530 this morning, where a small wildfire was burning in the hills behind the softball field. there were also several broken windows to buildings. investigators say they saw a man walking away from that area. crews were able to quickly douse those flames and the man was detained. after a search of the area by police. well, cut him down with just about 50 days until election day, both vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump, along with their running mates, are on the campaign trail, focusing much of their attention on several critical swing states. harris

and president biden attended the phoenix awards dinner tonight in washington. that annual event is hosted by foundation. her running mate, governor tim walz, at a campaign event in superior, wisconsin, questioning voters who say they like trump's proposals. >> which one? taking your health care. forcing women to bleed out in parking lots because they can't get health care. tax cuts for billionaires. >> trump is in utah for a private fundraiser this weekend. his running mate, ohio senator jd vance, traveled to greenvill, north carolina, another critical swing state. he spent some time with voters at a local bar before heading to a college football game at east carolina university. according to a new reuters ipsos poll, vice president kamala harris is coming out ahead following the presidential debate. the recent numbers show harris is leading former president trump at 47%. trump following closely at 42.

the new poll also revealed that 53% of voters familiar with the debate believe that harris won. only 24% of those polled said trump won. the remainder said neither won or did not answer. days after the presidential debate where former president donald trump mentioned springfield, ohio. that city has since been thrust into a political firestorm. the city has experienced multiple threats in recent days, and officials are blaming unfounded rumors and baseless allegations about haitian immigrants. abc news reporter johny fernandez has the very latest. >> residents of springfield, ohio, are on edge following bomb threats directed towards multiple schools, agencies and media outlets this week. the threats follow comments made by former president trump about springfield during tuesday's debate in springfield. >> they're eating the dogs. the people that came in. they're eating the cats. they're eating. they're eating the pets of the

people that live there. >> trump falsely claimed, without any evidence, that haitian immigrants are eating pets, even though the claims have been debunked by multiple government officials. friday, while at a rally in vegas, the former president pressing on with conspiracy theories that are widely believed to have instigated havoc in the city. and i'm angry about illegal haitian migrants taking over springfield, ohio. >> you see that mess, don't you? >> springfield's mayor agreed that the city is experiencing an uptick of new residents, with over 10,000 haitian immigrants now here legally under temporary protected status. but he says they need help, not hate. >> anybody on the national stage that takes a microphone needs to understand what they could do to communities like springfield with their words. >> johny fernandez, abc news, new york. >> president trump is doubling down on his claims about springfield even after those bomb threats. >> do you denounce the bomb

threats in springfield, ohio? >> i don't know what happened with the bomb threats. i know that it's been taken over by illegal migrants, and that's a terrible thing that happens. springfield was this beautiful town, and now they're going through hell. >> trump made those comments during a campaign stop in las vegas. he visited the police protective association, thanking the group for its recent endorsement. don't forget, abc seven news is your place when it comes to the presidential election. you can find complete coverage and live updates on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news app. well taking a look outside, it looks like the bay area may be in for some changes with cooler weather. spencer joining us now with the accuweather forecast. let's talk about how cool okay cooler indeed. >> the cooling has actually begun already. let me give you a look at the 24 hour temperature change. and you can see that inland areas especially are much cooler than they were at this hour last night. nine degrees

cooler in concord. concord right now, 11 degrees cooler in livermore. a current temperature readings are 56 degrees here in the city, right around the bay shoreline, upper 50s to about 61 degrees. and those inland areas that were around 7072 degrees this time last night are only at 60 right now. so these are the forecast headlines tomorrow. it's going to be gusty. today was pretty breezy, but even gustier tomorrow cooler and fall like early monday we can expect a little bit of light rainfall, maybe some drizzle as well. and for the remainder of the week. next week, partly cloudy and unsettled. and by 7:00 tomorrow morning we'll be looking at gusts on the coast at or above 30mph, and many inland areas will have gusts up to about 25mph. so i'll give you the full picture of the gusty and cooler weather coming our way in just a few minutes. diane okay. >> sounds good. spencer. thank you. in just about an hour or so, the lights will go out on treasure island and yerba buena island. p-g-and-e's is conducting a planned power outage overnight where power will be interrupted on both islands from midnight to 4 a.m.

tomorrow. residents are being asked not to use a generator, and they say in this case it could injure p-g-and-e's personnel working on the projec. well, much more to come tonight, including a fashion show like no other. the event that turned a bart station in the east bay into a runway for models wearing a bit of bay area history. also, star running back christian mccaffrey is out for at least four weeks for the niners. what

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multi-year contract. the satellite company says it also gained the rights to air the upcoming espn streaming service. when it launches at no cost to directv customers. millions of people lost access to abc, espn and other networks on september 1st because both sides reached a deadlock in renewal talks. disney is, of course, the parent company of abc seven. moving on to some forward for fashion forward, i should say what a tongue twister. students have made good use of thousands of old paper bart tickets project runway is an official farewell to bart's old school tickets. bart gave over 150,000 paper tickets to the oakland school of the arts high school, city college of san francisco, and san francisco state fashion students used them to create more than 30 unique garments. take a look at that. they gathered today to show off their styles on the runway at the rockridge bart station in oakland today. i was so distracted just watching this

video because they don't look like tickets. >> no they don't. this is truly creative fashion design. >> yes, i would wear some of those out in public. >> well, i don't know if i would, but i'd love to see you wear something that you could pull it off, my friend. maybe i could, maybe i could. well, i'll tell you what i'm pulling off now is a change in our weather pattern. i'm pretty sure change is going to get much cooler and a lot gustier outside, so it will feel like fall, even though we still have what, about eight days left in summer? here's the satellite radar composite image. low pressure to our north and high pressure to our south, and the combined circulation uh- the opposing circulations around those systems, producing a really brisk onshore flow. and right now, the wind near the coast is relatively mild to calm. but we've got some strong gusts inland over at fairfield and concord, and we can expect some pretty strong gusts to develop overnight along the coastline. so here's the forecast animation for the wind gusts. and as you can see, the inland areas will see the winds taper off. most of them will taper off a little bit during the early morning hours, but it

will still be gusty at fairfield and livermore down to hayward at 6 a.m. and even gustier on the coast, where we'll have wind speeds up to 30mph or even higher. and so expect a gusty day tomorrow. and of course, with the with the cool down coming our way, might say it's a bay area wind chill factor. a 56 degrees. right now here in san francisco we have 61 in oakland, 68 hayward, san jose and redwood city at 62 degrees and 57 at half moon bay. nice clear view from emeryville along the bay bridge is 54 degrees right now up north at both petaluma and santa rosa. napa 59. we've got 60 at concord 61, fairfield 58 at livermore. and let's check out our forecast headlines for tomorrow. gusty cooler than today. and quite fall like early monday or overnight tomorrow night into early monday we expect some light rain or drizzle, so there'll be some damp spots out there early monday morning for sure. and for the remainder of next week it's going to be partly cloudy and a bit unsettled, which means monday, which means monday may not be the only day where a few raindrops fall overnight.

tonight, look for increasing high clouds and low clouds. patchy drizzle near the coast and even across the bay on some east bay locations, maybe some early morning patchy drizzle and those clouds will linger for much of the day. we'll have little bright spots in the sky from time to time, but it won't be a completely sunny day. lots of clouds hanging around overnight. low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s and then high temperatures tomorrow 62 at half moon bay 65 san francisco. mainly upper 60s around the bay shoreline, which is pretty cool for late summer. early early inland east bay locations will have highs around 70. in livermore, 74 concord up in the north bay 71 napa down in the south bay about 72 at san jose. so these temperatures are below average for this time of the year. even though fall is about to begin, excuse me. losing my voice here. here's the accuweather seven day forecast notice on monday morning. the chance of showers that i mentioned. we don't think it's going to be a lot of rainfall,

but it'll probably be measurable, maybe a couple of hundredths of an inch on tuesday, a little bit milder wednesday, another slight chance of showers as the weather remains unsettled. finally later in the week, thursday, friday we'll see the skies becoming sunnier, temperatures rising just a little bit, and then even after this cool down, by next saturday, we'll have high temperatures back in the low 90s. >> what is autumn is it doesn't know what it wants to. >> it's having an identity crisis. >> yes that's right, that's right. better it than us. yeah. exactly. right. thank you. well, still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11, the free comedy show in san francisco tomorrow. plus a hero's hometown welcome for an olympian who brought gold to ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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continues to train at a local gym. today, as you can see, she was joined by her brother, two of her coaches, and an awful lot of neighbors. >> i constantly have to pinch myself to believe my life right now, to believe i'm sitting here in the park that i grew up playing in, with all of you guys here today. you know, we're celebrating this, our olympic gold medal, and it's, it's amazing. so thank you for being here today with me. >> you better believe that was real. and yes, that was also dan ashley at the event there. another celebration will happen later this year for sabrina ionescu, another walnut creek native who won gold with the olympic women's basketball team. she is currently playing for the wnba's new york liberty. we love that hometown pride jr. >> and the gazebo. and that gold medal. i can't take my eyes off the gold medal. >> do you have aspirations to maybe, like, have one one day? >> at this age, no no no no. >> you and me both. >> we had dreams at one point. maybe curling. >> we could do curling.

>> maybe. maybe >> yeah, we'll think about it. >> yeah. there's some other sports going on, though, too. yeah, there's a one that we all know about. we're inching our way closer and closer to forty-niners football, but come tomorrow morning, they will be without one of their stars. christian mccaffrey is out. and not just

minneapolis. tomorrow morning they will be without star running back christian mccaffrey, who was placed on injured reserve saturday morning. and that means he will miss at least four games. you never like to hear that. mccaffrey missed monday night's season opener. that was a win over the jets with calf and achilles tightness, and though he did practice most of the week, things reportedly took a turn for the worse later in the week. and though they didn't want to put him on injured reserve, it apparently became the best option. technically, he will be eligible to return thursday, october 10th against the seahawks. cal, hosting san diego state head coach justin wilcox gave away tickets to students to encourage attendance, and they showed up. they were so rowdy they got two unsportsmanlike penalties, called on them. i like it. bears down three. nothing early. qb fernando mendoza keeps it on thr

the touchdown. bears lead seven three at the half. third quarter we go. bears running game. yeah this is when it gets going jayvian thomas this guy is a bolt of lightning. huge run 57 yards down down near the ten yard line. inside the ten yard line. had over 169 yards rushing. the students love it. they'd score a few plays later to make it 14 three, and cal rolls from there. mendoza threw for two tds, this one to isaiah hunter. the bears win 31 to 10. they're three and zero and will open acc play at florida state next saturday. can't wait for that. san jose state hosting kennesaw state. this was the nick nash show. spartans wide receiver a former quarterback, set a san jose state school record 17 catches in the game to go along with 225 receiving yards and three tds. the spartans roll 3110 to improve to three zero, with mountain west conference play starting next week. giants hosting the padres and on 40 niners night. hall of famer patrick willis throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.

he's fired up, showing off those guns. but that was the only giants highlight. yeah, he's a strong, strong man. all padres in this one xander bogaerts homers to make it two. nothing padres. and it goes on from there i'm breathing heavy. this whole highlight in the eighth. we go at jackson merrill with a two run double to make it eight. nothing. that is the final. giants have been shut out three straight games for the first time since 1992. come on guys, they've lost four of five trying to avoid the sweep on sunday. oh baby. the a's in chicago and yeah, baby, the white sox the worst team in the majors but led the a's by three. going into the ninth inning. a's down a run. zach gelof singles. jj bleday scores to tie it up. shea langeliers trying to score the go ahead run. a wild throw, but he is out at the plate, reviewed and upheld. and in the bottom of the ninth, andrew benintendi breathing heavy on this one. two hits a walk off homer for the white sox. white sox win 7 to 6. it's just chicago's 34th win of

the year. they've already lost 115 games and will very likely break the 1962 mets record for most losses in a season. a's will try to avoid losing a second straight game to them on sunday. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. and i know dion, you were just counting down the hours until forty-niners football. >> i mean, biting my nails with excitement and anticipation. j.r. there was some sarcasm there. no, not at all. i am excited because you got to you got to root for the. >> they're undefeated, right? yeah, yeah. >> right. we're going to think of it that way. yes, j.r, thank you much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11, including how much home depot will have to pay for overcharging its customers. but first, coming up next, the walnut creek woman accused chase of giving credit where credit is not due, how she ended up with dozens

where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolvable. daniel doesn't take excuses. he holds himself accountable. and i know that he can do it for the city of san francisco. ♪ ♪

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hayes on the hook. i know i have good credit, but i've never seen anything like this ever. >> hayes and her husband were on a cruise in august when she got an informed delivery email from the u.s. postal service with what appeared to be dozens of credit cards headed her way. >> this fiasco ruined the end of our vacation. >> she says she got in touch with chase from the cruise ship. >> they were just very, you know, basic. okay. yeah. maybe it's some computer glitch. we'll stop it. >> hayes says chase also put her in touch with the fraud department, which she says called her back when she returned home with no explanation. >> just will take care of it. we'll send you a new card, a new number, a response that was less than satisfactory to her. i wanted them to send an email. did you authorize all these people to be on your credit car? and i wanted them to say, we'll investigate it. in an emailed statement to seven, on your side investigates a chase spokesperson wrote, quote, we monitor customer accounts for suspicious activity and promptly contact them if something unusual is detected. >> in this instance, our vigilant customer alerted us.

first, we closed the unauthorized cards, issued a new account and card, and apologized for the inconvenience caused during her vacation. we put hayes in touch with the united states postal inspection service. >> my immediate reaction is that that sounds like an identity fraud scheme. >> u.s. postal inspector matthew norfleet says using the mail for any kind of fraud scheme is a crime which carries up to 20 years. he says the perpetrator could be overseas or right here in contra costa county. >> search warrants, surveillance, grand jury subpoenas. those are all tools that we use to investigate fraud schemes, big and small. >> the scheme didn't end with these chase cards. capital one, discover, citibank. >> i got from every bank and application. >> all denied. >> not enough credit history, but the names on the applications now sounding more familiar. all of these names are the same as some of the people on the credit cards. they sent a lot of repeated names brittany jackson, like four times. >> once somebody figured out a

fraud scheme, they're going to do it as many times as they can. >> it's not clear if the fraudsters were planning to steal hayes's mail, but in addition to informed consent, she also happens to have a lockbox on her mailbox. and while no mailbox is perfectly secure, the u.s. postal inspection service says hayes did a lot of things correctly. in addition to having a lockbox on your mailbox and informed delivery, which lets you know what mail is headed your way, the u.s. postal service also recommends having your mail held at the post office when you'll be traveling. jody hayes has also frozen her credit for now. in the newsroom for seven, on your side investigates melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> if you have an issue you'd like seven on your side. to investigate, head to abc seven news.com/7 on your side. that's also where you'll find this story. home depot has agreed to pay nearly $2 million to settle claims they overcharged customers. the claim was filed by several district attorneys around the state. they accused the home improvement chain of

engaging in false advertising, saying that home depot shoppers were charged more money than advertised on store shelves. as part of that settlement, home depot did not admit any wrongdoing. san francisco joined nationwide protests for the second anniversary of women life freedom. local groups across the country gathered calling for a democratic, secular republic in iran. they're honoring mahsa day. coming up on monday the 16th, when mahsa amini was killed, resistance in her honor continues today. >> i think that this is a marathon, not a sprint. >> and i think that the iranian people are steadfast in their fight for liberation, and i don't think we're going to go anywhere. >> we are not going to stand idly by. this corrupt regime, and we are against all oppressive regimes, and we stand together on that, and we are not backing down. we are a resilient community and i'm so proud of u. >> speakers and performers called attention in front of city hall to their ongoing calls

for justice and equality. moving now to the crew of boeing's troubled starliner capsule. they spoke out in a news conference aboard the international space station about the decision to send the spacecraft home without them. they've been left behind for what's expected to be an eight month stay on the space station because of the starliner's mechanical issues. here's gio benitez now with the latest. >> touchdown starliner is back on earth. >> we're hearing from nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams for the first time since their boeing capsule returned to earth without them. >> certainly, as the commander and the plight of your spacecraft, you don't want to see it go off without you. but that's where we wound up. the duo thanking the public for all the prayers and support from well-wishers 248 miles below them back here on earth. the concern for us specifically is very heartwarming, as their initial eight day mission now turns into one eight months long. >> sonny and butch also thinking

about the things they'll miss and the things they're looking forward to. >> our families. >> i miss my two dogs. i miss my friends, my daughters. >> i'm going to miss most of her senior year in high school. >> looking forward to being able to vote from space, which is pretty cool. >> but butch and sunny are still positive, as they now wait until late february for a space capsule to bring them back home to earth. it's just fun, you know, every day you do something that's work, quote unquote. >> you can do it upside down. you can do it sideways so it adds a little different perspective. >> trials. however, you judge what a trial might be, makes you stronger and in that respect, i'm grateful for what positive attitudes. >> well, still to come tonight, we'll take a look ahead to the emmys and the presenters, the big names selected to hand out a few of the gold trophies at tomorrow night's ceremony. >> i'm spencer christian. get ready for some gusty cooler and fall like weather. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. when abc for just $1.99 a month.

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is it not? sounds you would normally hear on the ferry? a bunch of guide dogs got a quick trip at sea today. dozens of guide dogs for the blind, puppies in training and working guide dog teams hopped on a ferry from the east bay to san francisco. the outing is important for their training, getting them used to different environments, particularly on public transport. upon arriving in san francisco, they got to explore the sights, sounds and smells of the ferry building. lots of smiles to be had over in the east bay. a celebration of latin american cultures. the cities of richmond and san pablo hosting the first ever latin american independence day parade. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there

>> for a community celebration so big, it stretches across two cities. >> to me, it's a unity. it brings people out. we have a good time. we wave at each other and we meet new people. >> richmond and san pablo hosting the area's first ever latin american independence day parade. >> and it's really to celebrate the diversity of our community. there's, you know, great participation by schools and organizations and clubs and nonprofits. >> this parade started as the cinco de mayo event, but got rained out. now it's become a celebration of all latin american cultures. >> today, you know, we're grilling, so we have some chicken going on, some carne asada, some shrimp. >> oh, yeah. >> daisy chacon and her family are partying in their driveway watching the parade go by, marking the independence anniversaries of many countries. >> we're celebrating all the different independence days. you know the nice thing about getting to celebrate in september is that we're not just highlighting mexico, but we're also highlighting all of the

central american, countries as well. this is the first time we've done a parade for this particular day. >> richmond police chief lisa french is marching, taking the opportunity to reach out to the community. >> it means a lot to bring everybody together. non enforcement type situation where we could just, you know, party together. >> it's unclear if this parade will become an annual tradition, but for now a time to celebrate. in san pablo cornell bernard abc seven news. >> well you can expect to find plenty of laughter inside golden gate park tomorrow. the park is hosting its annual comedy day. five hours, 40 comedians all on one stage inside robin williams meadow. it is free and goes from noon until 5 p.m. tomorrow. and director douglas and i were just wondering, with so many events in the bay area do, whether people feel a lot of pressure to deliver. >> sometimes i do because i'll see someone when i'm out and about and they'll say, you know,

i've got big plans for this weekend. you better deliver nice weather. >> yes. because you, you know, you make the weather. >> of course. yeah, i'm responsible for it. that's right. so let's take a look at what i've cooked up for you. this time. these are the headlines tomorrow. gusty cooler and fall-like, but still pleasant. early monday morning. there may be some light rain or drizzle in parts of the bay area, so bear that in mind. a few wet spots to greet early morning commuters. the remainder of the week will be partly cloudy and rather unsettled for tonight. during the overnight hours, we'll see clouds increasing, patchy drizzle, nothing very widespread though, but there will be patchy drizzle near the coast and bay and then overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper seconds, so that's a typical range of low temperatures for this time of year. highs tomorrow, though a bit cooler than average. low 60s at the coast, mid to upper 60s around the bay shoreline and only low to mid 70s inland where today we had some mid 80s. so that's quite a sharp drop in temperatures. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so we'll see mid 70s inland for the next couple of days. gaining a couple of degrees on tuesday. then wednesday temperatures

tumble again as we have our next chance of rain. second chance of rain in just four days there. but thursday skies get brighter, starts to warm up a bit and look at friday and saturday. high temperatures in the mid 80s inland on friday, low 90s on saturday. that's about well about 12, about 16 degrees higher than the high temperatures will be on monday. so quite a change. >> this is like i'm envisioning you for thursday, friday, saturday. like sorting the weather because you're cooking it up and making it happen. >> i don't have the right ingredients tonight though. my weather cookbook. >> you did just fine. we can always google. spencer. spencer. thank you. let's get a preview of sports now. j.r. joins us once again. j.r oh actually let's pivot back to the emmys because we are less than 24 hours from the big show which you can see here on abc seven. we want to remind you that this year's lineup of presenters is truly impressive. as on the red

carpet george pinocchio reports, we'll see past emmy winners and hollywood legends taking the stage, along with the show's emmy winning host eugene levy and dan levy. >> eugene levy's new only murders in the building costars selena gomez, steve martin and martin short are among this year's emmy presenters. we just saw them on stage having fun at a fan event to promote their new season. your applause is so appreciated, but please, they're here emmy presenters, all three stars are also nominees this year to be given a nomination is an extreme compliment. >> yes, but i mean, you're all. i mean, i'm kind of used to it, you know, because the last emmy i got was in 1969. >> it's old news, steve. >> how many emmys do you have? >> i want to say five. well, i want to say five, but i have one

other confirmed emmy. >> presenters include nominees lily gladstone, greta lee, kristen wiig and jimmy kimmel, plus joshua jackson and don johnson from abc's upcoming drama doctor odyssey. i'm in. and viola davis, who won best lead actress in 2015 for abc's how to get away with murder. >> we won because i did my job. well, along with andor star diego luna, co mindy kaling, just to name a few. sunday. monday, happy days and here's a moment that will be very special. the emmys paying tribute to a tv classic happy days as the show celebrates its 50th anniversary, a observe. >> well. >> cast members are expected to

take the stage, including ron howard, who's an emmy winner. this year for his documentary jim henson idea man, and henry winkler, who won his first emmy in 2018 for barry. more than 40 years after he was nominated for playing his beloved happy days character fonzie. >> i was 27 when i started doing the fonz. i'm now 72 and i'm standing right here in front of you with her. wow. hey! whoa >> george pennacchio for abc news. >> it should be a great show. now make sure to watch our live on the red carpet arrivals coverage tomorrow. that starts at three. then don't miss eugene levy and dan levy hosting the 76th emmy awards at 5:00, right here on abc seven. >> the countdown is on until forty-niners football, and it starts bright and early tomorroh without christian mccaffrey? we'll preview the team's matchup

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because happiness matters. will be without star running back christian mccaffrey, who was placed on injured reserve this morning, and that means he will miss at least four games. mccaffrey missed monday night's season opener. that was a win over the jets with calf and achilles tightness and though he did practice most of the week, things reportedly took a turn for the worse later in the week. and though they didn't want to put him on injured reserve, it apparently became the best option. mccaffrey hates not playing. here's what he said on wednesday. >> i'm always prepared to play. my mindset is i'm going to play no matter what i'm going through physically. on wednesday or thursday practice and then the game day. you got to make a decision. i hate not playing, but look at it as a chess move

and you know, something that hopefully we can benefit from the rest of the season. >> meanwhile, the niners will be facing their former teammate sam darnold, who backed up brock purdy last year and is now the starting qb for the vikings. darnold he looked great last week, completing 19 of 24 passes for 208 yards, two tds in the rout of the giants. niners have nothing but respect for darnold. >> sam's the man. like i've told everybody that i absolutely love sam and who he is as a person. what he's done for this team and the quarterback room. last year for brandon and i, you know, he came in and helped me prepare and gave me everything that he had. you know, with his role as a backup to help me be successful on sundays, you know, being able to study and know all of it without really having the reps throughout the week, being a backup and being ready to go whenever my number was called. >> and, so, you know, i think i learned a ton about myself last year, and learned a lot about

football last year as well, comes a blitz. >> cal opens up acc play next week at florida state, and the seminoles are reeling. the hail mary here. it would fall short and they are now zero. and three. remember they went undefeated last season and were left out of the final four team playoff. they have not won since. memphis won today 2012. florida state was picked to repeat as acc champs. we can write that off right now. that said, it would be huge if cal could win in tallahassee with the collapse of the pac 12. the apple cup rivalry between washington and washington state was played today. remember, washington joined the big ten and was wazoo was left behind. well some sweet revenge for the cougs today. they took the lead just before halftime with a minute left to go. they get the stop right here on fourth and goal. they beat the huskies 2419, in seattle. texas is starting qb, got injured so here comes arch manning, peyton and eli's nephew and the grandson of archie. might as well get used

to seeing the younger manning threw a td on the first play, and then this 67 yard touchdown run. he threw four tds as texas rolled in this 156 to 7. from football to football, the quakes in vancouver a young fan with snacks and headphones. no score in the first half. off the corner kick. vancouver's fafa picault heads it in one nil. the quakes can get nothing going, whitecaps added. another late goal to win two nil. third round of the pga season open event at silverado in napa, uh- patton kizzire four shot lead going into tomorrow's final round and after a five under 67 saturday afternoon, he hasn't won on the pga tour since 2018, but everything seems to be going well for him this week in napa. every player who had at least a four shot lead on the pga tour last season won their tournament. we'll see if he can do the same on sunday. and check

this out. last night before the giants game, warriors guard brandon pisemsky took batting practice pods actually would have rather turned pro in baseball, but it was just too good at hoops. still got a good swing, though. he hit a home run out to right field there. the giants hey, they need a power hitter. sign him up at least. at least he'd sell some tickets, right? this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino dion j.r. >> thank you. and a quick reminder now that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for you on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. just download the app now and start streaming for free. well, have for this edition of abc seven news at 11. i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and j.r. and all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside of a beautiful, clear evening overlooking the ferry

building and the embarcadero in san francisco. have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow morning

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