[cheers and applause] >> julie: watch what the houseguests are up to 24/7, unfiltered and live, with the "big brother" live feeds on paramount+ and pluto tv. [cheers and applause] welcome back to "big brother." having just triumphed in the bb ai arena, chelsie is now safe. let's head to the living room and give everyone the news. hello, houseguests. all right, you all know cam, chelsie, and brooklyn just competed in the bb ai arena. and it's time to reveal who won and who remains on the block. once i announce the results,

remember, that's when everyone will have just a few moments to strategize before the live voting begins. all right, nominees, start heading on down. the houseguest who claimed victory in the bb ai arena is... chelsie. [cheers and applause] >> girl! >> let's go! [indistinct chatter] >> good job, good job. >> yeah. >> oh, man.

>> you had to, like, reach back? >> give me a couple. >> what was it? >> no one is going to be in. >> i know. [laughter] >> bro, bro. >> you're going to regret this. i am a target now. okay. you keep me i'm the target, i'm just telling you, he knows it, so he is scared. he is scared of me. keep me here, keep me in this house. he is playing an individual game, okay, if you want to play "big brother," and keep me in this house so i can help you play "big brother" and get the big bad wolf out. i'll go up every week.

i'm a shield because i'm a target now, okay? i've got a whole house of enemies, so keep me in this house and you are safe week after week for as long as i am here. i will happily sit on that block every week. y'all are playing for second place. if you want to try to play for first and even this playing field, keep me in this house. >> everybody has a chance to win. >> everybody has a chance -- he doesn't play this week -- >> houseguests. >> come right off. >> julie: please take a seat. it is time for the live vote and eviction. cam, brooklyn, in moments, your housemates will cast their votes to evict live, but before they do you each have a final chance to sway their votes with one brief statement. cam, you are up. >> i want to take this time to say i love and appreciate you.

i'm not here for the somber moments, you know i can be a benefit to all yellow game, i appreciate being house with y'all and it is never too late to vote for cam. [laughter] >> julie: let's be clear, this is a vote you don't want to -- brooklyn? go for it to. >> thank you, julie, first and foremost, i want to thank my lord and savior jesus christ for a blessing and favor me in this moment. thank you for letting me follow my dreams, cage, cameron, maverick, the reasons i'm here. houseguests, it has been an honor and a pleasure. i am enemy number one no, keep me here and you are safe. i promise you, tucker, you've been an incredible player, but i can't wait for someone to take you out. so i love you all. url incredible human beings. i can't wait to do icebound and

eat all of the protein bars. thank you, julie. >> julie: time for the live voting to begin. tucker, as the outgoing head of household, you are not allowed to vote. as always, neither are the two nominees. one at a time, the rest of you will enter the diary room and cast your vote to evict. and remember, tonight it takes just five votes to be evicted. chelsie, you are up first, please go to the diary room. ♪ ♪ chelsie has a tough choice to make between her two allies. what will she do? congratulations, again, winning. >> thanks, auntie julie, they tried to get me out, not this soon. >> julie: tell auntie julie review cast your vote to evict. >> i cast my vote for cam. >> julie: thank you. >> what's up! >> julie: leah has been tight with brooklyn since early in the game, but will a vote to keep

her ally expose her under the radar game? hi, leah. >> hi, you look fantastic. >> julie: another emotional week please cast your vote to evict now. >> thank you, i sadly and regrettably vote to evict brooklyn. >> julie: thank you, leah. >> friends, family, i love you all. ♪ ♪ >> julie: currently, the vote is one vote to evict cam, one vote to elect brooklyn. the remaining votes when we return. say with us. [applause] ♪ ♪ gs in life are free. like our new toasted italiano. that's right. get a free half sandwich or salad at panera and choose from any of our mouthwatering sandwiches

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[cheers and applause] >> julie: welcome back to "big brother." the houseguests have been voting to evict either cam or brooklyn, and with one vote each, it is currently a tad. let's continue with the live voting. tucker saved quinn with the veto. will quinn repay the favor by voting out tucker's target, brooklyn? hi, quinn. >> julie, you look so pretty! >> julie: thank you. please cast your vote to evic >> i sadly vote to evict the wonderful brooklyn. >> julie: thank you. >> happy birthday, mom, oh, my gosh, >> julie: makensy has managed to stay out of the drama this week. what does she think is best for her game?

hello, makensy. >> howdy, julie. >> julie: please cast your vote to evict. >> i vote to evict -- saying hi. >> julie: rubina i know they want brooklyn out of the house first, hi, rubina. >> looking fierce. >> julie: please cast your vote to evict. >> i sadly vote to evict brooklyn. >> julie: thank you. >> thank you! hi, ziggy! >> julie: kimo has aligned with tucker, and tucker has been made it -- made it clear that they should go. please cast your vote to evict. >> i sadly vote to evict brooklyn. >> julie: thank you. it is official. with five votes for brooklyn,

brooklyn will leave the house tonight but let's see how the other vote fall. hi, t'kor. please cast your vote to evict. >> i vote to evict brooklyn. >> julie: thank you. >> thank you, miss you. >> julie: angela was not happy that brooklyn ate her charcuterie. is it time for payback? hi, angela, please cast your vote to evict. >> i vote to evict the beautiful brooklyn, doing and, i love you! going off the carpet! >> julie: joseph was once aligned with both nominees but has since joined forces with tucker. will he honor his ally's wish to send brooklyn home first? hello, joseph. >> who is this? >> julie: please cast your vote to evict. >> i vote to evict brooklyn. >> julie: thank you. >> thank you, julie. ♪ ♪

>> julie: all of the votes are in. let's give the news to the houseguests. houseguests, the votes are in. when i reveal the vote, the evicted houseguest will have just a few moments to say goodbye, gather his or her belongings, and walk out the front door. by a vote of 8th1, brooklyn, you are evicted from the big brother house. >> i'm proud of you. >> [crying] >> okay. see you soon. >> yeah, nope. >> proud of you, okay?

>> i love you, okay? >> bye-bye kies, i guess you'll never know what to my husband place for now. [laughter] >> bye! [cheers and applause] >> julie: oak. take a seat, stay right there. when we return, i'll talk one on one with brooklyn stay with us. [cheers and applause] save on summer-to-fall styles, with an extra 20% during the friends and family sale, at kohl's. getting older is part of the journey, even with worsening heart failure. so when i had carpal tunnel syndrome, lower back pain, and shortness of breath,

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♪♪ [cheers and applause]% >> julie: welcome back to "big brother." i'm here with brookln, who was just evicted by a vote of 8 to 1. who was the one who voted out cam? >> that would definitely be my best in the house, chelsie.

>> julie: you are correct. you and chelsie seems to be running the pentagon, and the pentagon was sitting pretty for a long time until you are blindsided by cedric's eviction last week. why do you think things went so wrong so fast? >> who says i was running the pentagon? i can't even win a competition, jlie. >> julie: according to tucker, he thinks chelsie is the mastermind but you are the voice. accurate? >> you know, yeah, but i mean, not going to admit it to him. >> julie: got to mute the voice. >> i tried. >> julie: you found yourself in just about every alliance -- let's admit that. it seemed like everyone wanted to work with you. but you are the one who led the charge in the last live show to save cedric. do you regret that? >> not at all. >> julie: it exposed you. >> i came here to play a loyal game to the first people that asked me and i stand behind

that. i wasn't going to lie after the fact, so i owned up to my choices. >> julie: would it surprise you to hear that it was quinn who told t'kor and kimo that within the collective was the smaller alliance, the pentagon. this made t'kor and kimo say, we are at the bottom of the collective, let's flip. >> i told them he is the big bad wolf. >> julie: quinn wasn't the one who went to tucker, it was kimo. >> julie, they are scared of tucker, and they should be scared of quinn and me, and that is what i am sitting right here, they are scared. >> julie: who plays the better game, tucker or quinn. >> quinn. >> julie: well, you want him. >> chelsie is going to win. >> julie: we'll see, how about we watch. >> here we go, be nice. >> brooklyn, you are very sweet as a person, i love you very dearly.

i think i was spot on with everything i called you out about. lookig forward to meeting you and your family down in texas, but it is "big brother." >> brooklyn, eve voted to vote me out. i forgive but i cannot forget, and i do love you, girl, but damn. >> brooklyn, what the heck, this is not how it was supposed to go, you are one of god's greatest gifts to me, cannot wait to be friends with you outside for us, see you soon, playing this for us. >> brooklyn, actions speak louder than words, you showed me their actions were not true, and you shouldn't have eaten my charcuterie board stuff! [laughter] >> it she couldn't eat it, she was a have-not, julie, you can't let good meat and cheese go to waste! >> julie: final thoughts? i still feel so blessed to have been able to play this game that i love so much. even though i didn't win the

freaking competition, i hope my husband and kids are proud. >> julie: we love watching you. >> thank you, actually. >> julie: to see my extended interview with brooklyn and the rest of her goodbye messages, go to big brothers of facial instagram page @bigbrothercbs, tomorrow. tune in sunday at 9:30/8:30 central and 9:00 pacific as the head of household competition plays out, three people are nominated. and one houseguest learns that they have received your votes to become the ai instigator. who will it be? and what kind of chaos will ensue? find out sunday. then, on wednesday at 8:00/7:00 central, it's a special 2-hour episode when the power of veto will be back up for grabs. who will win and will it be used for the sixth straight time? and next thursday we're back in the bb ai arena. who will save their game? and who is headed home? to continue watching all the drama, go to paramount plus or pluto tv, where you can watch

the houseguests 24/7, unfiltered and live. for now, let's eavesdrop on the houseguests. from outside the big brother house with brooklyn, i'm julie chen moonves. love one another. good night. [cheers and applause] >> and their laughing. >> she said -- >> howdy, julie. >> i did shout him out. >> who did you shout out? >> you shouted out a whole city. >> i had to take a whole bunch, i can't do it this week, my family, my mom. >> yeah. >> i did yours first. >> ziggy is barking.

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. thank you for joining us on a special broadcast of the prime time edition, we are on for two hours every weeknight on pix plus. these are the highlights from the convention, this evening vice president kamala harris became the official democratic nominee. capped off the national convention in chicago with an acceptance speech and an appeal for unity promising to quote be the president for all americans after offering her thanks to president biden she discussed her policy agenda including pledges to pass a middle class tax cut. you might of noticed a lot of people wearing white in the crowd during the dnc event tonight. the passion choice is an apparent tribute to the women's suffrage movement and a historic fight especially resident for many this evening

as harris becomes the first african american woman and only the second woman ever to become a major party's presidential nominee. meantime on the republican side of the presidential race, former president donald trump held his own campaign event today. he spoke in arizona in front of a section of border wall. he blasted the biden administration's record on immigration and promised a tougher border enforcement policy. trump held four campaign events this week in battleground events. stern grove continues this weekend with the pop group on saturday, we caught up with the band ahead of their performance [singing] >> reporter: grammy nominated group is making their way back to the bay this week at stern grove. the electric duo and real life couple say there is

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their artistry and this show is the final one this year >> it is the last show of the year and the cycle for us. so, it is feeling like an appropriate final last like family party, really cool >> a party in the day, in the city by the bay. >> the band's free concert takes place on saturday afternoon at 2:00. you can watch the performance right here on pix plus. insanely low number of young voters ages 18-24 voted in the 2020 election. in santa clara county, just 1 out of 10. we talked to a group in the south bay trying to get young voters off of the couch. boosting the youth vote, a big priority of the democratic national convention, the move to influence with influencers. >> our politics often divide us, what if there was a bridge, however big or however small, across those divisions? stick

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>devin>welcome . welcome back, i'm devin fehley. these are your prime time stories at the half-hour. looking into theric of battery powered vehicles, after a fiery crash involving a cybertruck the truck collided on monday trees on the side of i-80 in placer county. the crash caused the vehicle's batteries to catch fire. releasing toxic fumes. firecrews had to wait for the fire to burn itself out before cleaning it up. google agreed to a deal with news rooms across california. the agreement ends proposed legislation that would of forced tech companies to pay news organization for distributing their content. google will pay $250 million over five years and the majority of the money will fund news rooms. journalists and the

bill's authors oppose it saying it falls short of properly regulating tech monoply. opolies. . taking a live look out at san jose, let's get a check of our first alert forecast with meteorologist darren peck. interesting looking bank of clouds sitting above the south bay, devin, we are going into two days of pretty unique weather. it is going to look and feel a lot like last week. remember how we ended last week? a weird deck of clouds came and in some of us got rain, the next few days will look and feel that way. tomorrow morning when the marine layer comes in, it will get help. it is not just marine layer coming in that we will

have tomorrow. the marine layer will get beefed up and thick enough that it is going to miss out again along the coast. this is the first way we will get light rain. tomorrow morning, i got to get rid of the clouds so you can see the rainfall. notice the pattern, san francisco might get it. this is like mist that adds over time. that is the morning, getting into the afternoon, more breaks of blue sky. it will be onagain, off again clouds and, 15 degrees cooler than normal for this time of the year. look at the day time highs for the inland east bay. lower to middle 70s. so, it will be cooler, a bit damp in the morning, then, tomorrow night into saturday a better organized chance for rain will move through. when we get back together again in the complete forecast we will look at that. spotlight how it will be a little different, forecast on that coming up

. tonight, the final night of the democratic national convention, while the speech from kamala harris was the highlight, a 6th grader from oakland took it. i pledge allegiance to the flag for the united states of america. >> nailed it. maybe not with 6th graders but we hear a lot about how the youth vote could make a big difference in east election. a nonprofit is trying to mobilize young voters without much experience with the democratic process and may even be the first in their families to vote. amanda harry

has more on this campaign. >> the no decision about us without us campaign aims to let young people know that their voices matter. they are filling up this room with young potential voters to let them know their one vote can make a big difference. >> >> they tell us they don't feel like we are being heard. >> that is why a youth program coordinator decided to launch this campaign. trying to encourage young voters, especially from under represented and vulnerable communities to head to the ballot box. >> i think just having that power to say for the next four years i get too choose what this gets to look like, i have a say. >> she believes it is important for young people to realize that >> in november of 2022, less than 10% of voters ages 18-24 voted in santa clara county. she started digging to find out

why. >> we came to the conclusion that a lot of these youth grow up with parents who can not vote. and, families that have not been voting for generations, they are not educated on the subject. >> reporter: she will be turning 22 later this month, voting did not come up in her household. some of her loved ones couldn't vote. which gave her even more reason to head to the polls when she turned 18 just before the 2020 election. >> my voice and my vote spoke for a lot of my loved ones. >> reporter: she tries to explain to the young people that she works with that their vote can be for more than just themselveses >> something amazing and celebrate, we have so many youth that will be the first to vote in their family. >> reporter: she works with younger kids that can not vote yet. >> ages 12-18 can feel under represented. that is what we want to do uplift them, put them in the front and making sure they know their voice matters. >> reporter: they can preregister to vote in the

future and campaign for candidates they support and want to see in office. she says no matter what age you are, you can still have influence. >> if you can't vote, educate those around you to vote for you, to use their vote as your voice. >> reporter: the campaign will involve young people trying to get other people their age to vote as well. they will be using social media to do that. organizers at the dnc are highlighting the importance of young voters in a new and unique way, liz? >> reporter: for the first time in history the democratic national convention has opened its doors to social media influencers. many of them, gen z. a reproductive rights activist and content creator addressed the convention on monday, the arizona native says the economy is top of mind for young voters planning to cast their ballots in november. snow

young people we know do not need to be policy experts to know there is a difference between getting by and getting ahead and young people deserve a shot at getting ahead. not just the ones who started out at the top. young people are thinking about how do i move out of my parent's house? how do i catch up after losing years of my life, professional life, personal life to a pandemic.. meanwhile, supporters of the republican nominee, donald trump were out in full force in foster city. they organized a boat parade supporting the former president's campaign. many were waving american flags and trump 2024 flags. they say they are aware that they are in the minority in the bay area. >> most here democratically inclined and it would be good to see a couple, i mean, the people who are support trump. >> yes. >> we are out numbered as she said. majority of population is democrats >> supporters that we talk to

told us they are concerned about the southern border and keeping pro-life restrictions in place. as democratic leaders addressed the division that defines our politics during the dnc this is an effort to bridge the divide that has been underway long before this moment and this week. showing the power of personal connections to heal and why we may soon need more of it than ever. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this cocktail party in columbus, georgia. >> when we start to dehumanize each other that is dangerous. >> reporter: is actually one man's attempt to bridge our civic divide. >> you all had the courage to say enough. >> reporter: running one small step. initiative that pairs people from opposite ends of the political spectrum for a one hour conversation. he believes fiercely in the contect and connection, a big

dream for one small step. >> it is important to see the humanity in which we disagree. >> we are all brainwashed. we don't hate each other >> no. >> when you have the experience of being in contact with other people it washes away. >> shawna hartley. >> i am a registered republican. >> i am a lifelong democrat. i am 63 years old. i am roxanne and i am 71 years old. >> reporter: after their malstep conversation proved the point. >> shawna and i are one step partners. >> reporter: they did not talk about differences they focused on shared faith and plant-based diets >> as the world sees you could not sit at a table together for 30 seconds let alone an hour. >> . >> but we did

>> and we did >> and we will >> and we shall. >> consider this, in 2016, 47% of republicans considered democrats immoral. not close minded, not dishonested, immoral. by 2022 that number was 72%. for democrats, 35% considered republicans immoral, in 2022, it was 63%. >> reporter: which is why he brought one small step to the city of 200,000 on the banks of the river in western georgia. a crucial battleground state. >> we are gearing up for the moment after the election. it is going to be one of the most critical moments in history in terms of polarization to try to build the muscle of seeing each other as human beings so we can understand this incredible stress test. >> reporter: clump bus is one of three cities where they are testing their concept to

mitigate a looming crisis. >> the idea is to show the rest of the country what it means to have the courage to listen. [ laughter ] >> listen to each other. >> despite their differences. just like shawna and roxanne. >> what kind of shape are we in as a culture? >> hmm, i think we are very wounded right now. we are angry. >> however, the wound is where the light gets in. and, i am hoping that this whole process here and many other processes are that light and we need to be open to it. >> reporter: for one small step that would be a massive return. don't go anywhere, much more ahead tonight on the prime time edition. brock purdy was running for his life last sunday against the saints. most of the other starters were not on the field with him. it sounds like that will change

for tomorrow night's game in vegas. matt breaks it all down for us after the break. problems with fans in the stands. could a system of yellow cards like soccer keep rogue families in check at youth sports games? a trip of a lifetime, a chance for young kids to focus what they can do, their story, coming up

and . thanks to a new rule,

parents could get red and yellow cards at high school sporting events. the body that oversees the games are cracking down on spectators that are rude and unruly, as they should. we saw how this rule from a local chapter of the california inner scholastic federation is being used >> the section starting the new sports year with a new policy. fans attending local high school sports games can get a yellow and red card if they are not acting right. yellow is a warning, red, ejection. >> this will be a way instead of getting into an argument, because emotions are high and fans are upset. for them to kind of calmly address it. >> the assistant commissioner for it. the office spearheads the committee along with a dozen coaches. bringing forward the idea of a nonverbal way to let parents and fans know they are off sides. >> a simple warning that the

rest of the crowd might see. we don't need to actually escort in that. >> and maybe it is an education piece for them no20,000 of the yellow and red cards went out to every school in the section but for 35 who have not gotten them yet. this picking off a 45 spectator ejections last school year and 40 throughout the entire area throughout the year before that. >> the passion is great, intensity is great. gear that towards cheering for your kids and the positive things your kid is doing not against the other school or officials. >> it could be implemented at any school game, they say the cards could kickoff at lodi's big games this year >> sends a strong message for the community and the fans and parents to understand this is really about the student athlete. >> shifting focus back to the players is the point or two. >> you can always improve sportsmanship. it is just another avenue. as you would hope and expect officials say those

cards will be given out on both sides home and away. all right, 49ers quarterback brock purdy made a lot of his fans pretty darn nervous for the preseason debut this last sunday, matt lively has the story in tonight's red and gold report. >> reporter: brock purdy is the only 49er starter to appear in either of the team's first two preseason games, that is likely to change friday night against vegas as most of the starters are expected to play. that is probably a relief to purdy who is under constant pressure in his first three series this past sunday against the saints. even taking a couple hits, purdy spoke to vern glenn on what it is like to face the pass rush. >> you got, just monsters coming around the edge. they are trying to take your head off. but, that is, that is what makes the gun fun and exciting and that is why we are pro financials, we have been doing it our whole life. to go out

and execute on the highest left with the whole world watching and get the ball out quickly, make decisions quickly, that is what makes it fun >> for the red and gold report, i'm matt lively. taking a live look at san jose. looking fantastic. let's get a check of our first alert forecast with meteorologist darren peck. a dramatic change in the weather coming. >> the cool down before the heat up >> yeah. and then maybe light rain in between all of that. we have to cover all of it. dramatic change coming our way. atmosphere is reorganizing itself, it wants to start going into a fall set up. so, in order to see that, we will take in the big picture of the whole globe for one minute, devin, i will bring the clouds out here. if you look at the gulf of alaska it is subtle when you look at it this way. things are changing up there. the gulf of alaska is, it is wanting to start making its presence known for us down here. let's go to the forecast, i will give you a better vantage point. when you

look here, is is rain. three hours, rain in the pacific northwest. you don't see what is driving this just yet. even if we visualize it you miss it. you can not. it takes everything in the atmosphere in account. you can see a dope area of tightly wound counterclockwise spin off of the coast. that is early. particularly strong for august this time of the year. and wrapped up in the middle of that is a lot of cold air. it is coming down directly from the gulf of alaska. this is the first part of this. day time high tomorrow. 15 degrees below average. you will be in the lower to middle 70s. that is probably the biggest impact that everybody will certainly feel. but then, the rain side of this. there is a chance that some of us get a little more rain over the next few days. we looked at tomorrow's marine layer mist. that is one part of it. impressive part from the

rain standpoint is all of that. look at it. it is very active. redwood coast, eureka, crescent city, going to get a lot of rain. good news because there have been fires and this will help. what we care about is closer to home and any rain we might see. two chances for this. watch what happens tomorrow, isolated cells show up. that is before sunrise. takeaway is tomorrow morning most of us will not get rained on. just mist along the coast. this could be more noticeable. most of us do not get it. if you do, at least now you will be prepared. that is what it was. one cell, not raining all day. then, another one comes through late tomorrow night into saturday morning and that one might be a little more likely to bring rain to like sonoma county. not a lot. it comes through in the morning and then by the time we get

into the afternoon that is saturday. most of saturday will be pretty. it will clear out in a hurry. then, the temperatures will rebound. we need to talk about the big temperature swing that devin was talking about. we will say good-bye to the globe. i will bring in the seven-day forecast. the pattern on here, it looks a little like whiplash. here is the cool down we just talked about. but then you start to gradually start warming up and start taking big steps up back here. now we are back to 100. start the seven-day in the middle 70s inland and four to five days later back to 100. not a heatwave, not worried about excessive heat warnings, not using heatwave messaging on that. you have gotten acclimated to it. what you have not, is going from the middle 70 degree day to 100 degree day in like three days. that is what is coming this week. >> we got a couple concerts this weekend. two days of stern

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