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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> this sight stunned drivers on an east bay highway and brought traffic tonight to a stand still in unincorporated san leandro. >> it even surprised first responders. thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we begin with news out of alameda county. >> abc7 news reporter is live at the hayward executive airport where the aircraft was originally spu posed to land. >> amanda, the interstate landing even surprised chp officers. >> reporter: eric, dion, it is something you do not expect to see on the side of the road. we are told by the chp that the pilot was planning on landing here from lake tahoe. we're just about 5 miles from where that plane landed. here's something you don't see every day. a small plane on the shoulder of westbound interstate 580 in ash

land, an unincorporated san leandro. >> it's crazy to see something like this. it's unbelievable. i mean, to see something that happens like this where you see a plane land on the freeway like this, it's incredible. >> reporter: at 6:46 saturday afternoon a man and a woman who was his passenger made an emergency landing just before the 164th avenue exit. the pilot told the chp the fuel line snapped and caused the plane to lose pressure. neighbors tell abc7 news they heard just that before witnessing the bizarre landing. >> it was like, boom, like a car was going out of gas or something. then it hit the ground and all i could do was just run and scream and say, a plane is on our freeway. >> reporter: chp sergeant michael nova cell said he's never seen anything like it. the agency released this aerial footage of the aircraft near the right lanes. >> not every day. it's a first in my career. i've seen it throughout the state, but first i know of in the bay area.

>> reporter: the two inside the plane walked away without any injuries and no one was hurt. there was also no damage to surrounding structures, including the freeway or the plane. but, of course, the saturday evening commute through ash land was snarled as crews worked to remove the aircraft from the interstate. >> you can have all the traffic you want in the world as long as nobody gets hurt, you know. that's about it. >> reporter: the investigation into what exactly caused and forced that emergency landing continues tonight. it's still just a miracle that everyone walked away without a scratch. i'm live in high ward tonight, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. seattle's airport, we heard for the first time from the family who say they are in shock. the horizon air employee who stole the aircraft and later crashed it is dead. one of his friends read a statement from the family saying, bibo, that's russell's nickname, was warm, kind and

gentle. >> we are devastated by these events. and jesus is truly the only one holding this family together right now. without him we would be hopeless. as the voice recordings show, his intent was not to harm anyone. he was right in saying that there are so many people who have loved him. >> experts say yesterday's incident will likely prompt a major review of industry security measures. abc7 news reporter clayton sandell has the latest. >> oh, my god, oh, my god, is he okay? >> reporter: the alarming arrow bat i cans of a pang airline. >> holy [ bleep ]. holy [ bleep ], holy [ bleep ]. holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: looping and rolling, pursued by fighter jets. >> [ bleep ] alaska airlines commuter air jet, what the [ bleep ] is he doing over here? >> reporter: proving there was no ordinary air show. the plane stolen, surprising controllers when it barged onto the runway taking off friday at 7:32 p.m. >> left and right, as they are

right now. >> reporter: at the controls, 29-year-old richard russell a horizon airlines baggage handler, he passed background checks and had worked for horizon 3 1/2 years, even posting about his job on youtube. >> i'm a ground service agent. that means i lift a lot of bags. >> reporter: f-15 fighters scramble from portland, flying faster than the speed of sound, intercepting russell south of seattle. they are prepared to shoot him down as controllers try to talk him down. >> all right, rich, let's try and land that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground. >> i don't know, man. i don't know. i don't want to. i was kind of hoping that was going to be it. >> reporter: 75 minutes after take off, the plane crashes into flames on a small island. russell is killed. >> there are a lot of people that care about me, and it's going to disappoint them that i did this. i would like to apologize to each and every one of them. >> reporter: commercial airplanes do not have door locks or ignition keys. experts say they can be easily

started using a checklist. but tonight there are big questions about how russell was able to learn just enough to get that plane off the ground and why. the pierce county sheriff described russell as suicidal. the fbi said this does not appear to be terrorism, but it is a big red flag for aviation security. however, the airline says it's still too early to talk about whether security procedures need to be beefed up. clayton sandell, abc news, seattle. >> united airlines passengers faced delays for several hours today due to a problem with one of its computer systems. abc7 news was inside terminal 3 at san francisco international airport. that's where customers learned if their flights would be late and how united would help them. sfo happens to bepi alots begh . >> we have new details now following an accident that killed a construction worker in san francisco. crews will resume work to upgrade muni's twin peaks tunnel. abc7 news was at muni's westportal station after a steel

beam fell on a worker inside the tunnel. officials immediately shutdown the job site. he was rushed to a trauma center. he worked for an oakland based company. both san francisco police and cal osha are investigating yesterday's tragedy. >> crews are making good progress in their battle against a wildfire in the fairfield area. crews have now stopped the fires forward progress. flames destroyed a home in paradise valley and 1,000 acres. all eye vak wags orders have been liftd. the largest wildfire in state history mendocino complex has burned more than 320,000 acres and is 67% contaund. it tore through areas of redding and scorched nearly 191,000 acres and is now 57% contained. near yosemite, the ferguson fire is up to 82% containment and just more than 95,500 acres.

yosemite valley is expected to open to visitors on tuesday. >> the giants immortalized home run king by retiring barry bonds number 25. he has too many records to name including 762 career home runs. love him or hate him, he's one of the greatest baseball players of all time. >> reporter: in the stands, on the field, even in mccovey cove, everywhere you looked at at&t park tonight, you couldn't miss the number 25. >> number 25 has meant a lot to me throughout my career and is even more special that i got to share that number with my dad. >> reporter: giants legend barry bonds shared it histsta bobby b. after today no other player will ever wear it. they retired it before the match up with the pirates, barry's old team. he played one season undercurrent manager bruce bocce. >> see some things that made him

such a great player. how he went about his business, the home runs. i saw it from the opposing side, so it was good to have him on my side. >> reporter: bonds left the game as major league's baseball all-time home run king, a record tainted by allegation tz he used performance enhancing drugs, something bonds always denied. those allegations didn't keep these fans away from the celebration. >> i've been here for many home runs and it's just -- it's a remarkable event. >> members of giants baseball royalty were also on hand tonight, including arguably the greatest ball player ever, willie mays. >> i didn't know that he would be as good as who he is now. but when they said to me he can hit a ball further than you, i said, huh-uh. >> there is just one thing left usettled from bonds' amazing career. >> the hall of fame? sure, it would mean a lot to anybody. >> lets me know the hall of fame thing hasn't been selected for

it and he should be by his numbers, but then there's that taint. >> of course, something people will never forget. >> yeah. >> well, just ahead we are checking out the latest stop for public transit in the bay area. >> san francisco's latest transit center open to the public for a sneak peek and the response was overwhelming. why police had to get involved. >> the fans and bands at the outside lands festival today, how local schools are benefiting from the event. >> and a little later, president trump gets some vocal support from a roomful of bikers. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we started out the weekend with bright skies, a bit of a breeze earlier this afternoon. tomorrow, though, that breeze br

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chase, make more of what's yours. so many people came to see san francisco's new sales force transit center today. that police had to get involved to keep everyone safe. a free public party lasted for four hours. starting tomorrow, ac transit, muni, west cat links, amtrak and greyhound buses will use this as the new transbay terminal. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look. >> reporter: police turned some people away, limiting access to the new sales force transit centers public open house after a huge crowd showed up. the doors opened at 11:00 a.m. and by noon this was what we saw. a sea of curious spectators wanting to get their first look at the new center. >> it connects sf to the bay, i can tell there's a lot of investment. this is a big deal. i'm impressed. >> reporter: the $2.26 billion

transit center is impressive. four levels above ground connecting commuters with the bay area. a commute game changer for lisa how land. >> i don't live super close to bart in oakland. there's a lot of transbay buses that go closer to my house so i'll choose to use that now. >> reporter: so this is going to work for you? >> yeah. >> reporter: folks are grabbing pictures on the center's cable stay bridge which will allow transit buses to fly over downtown's notorious traffic snarls. >> you go across six busy streets of traffic during congested hours and they never touch a city street if they come if the east bay on city transit. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the crown jewel might be the five-acre rooftop park. a place to hang out and take in aminkyline views of the city. it's more than a it's place wre people c gaer >>epter: talk about letting the sunshine in, i think one of the cool est features is the steel oculuous, a giant skylight

if you will which brings sunlight four stories down. the transit center took eight years to build. commuters enduring a lot of traffic headaches during construction. >> it's nice after so much years, the construction is finally over. >> reporter: many believe the bay area now has a new landmark. >> it will be something i think that the people of the bay area will be very proud of. >> reporter: in a few short hours, the first buses start rolling through on a limited sunday schedule, but the true test will be on monday for the morning commute. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> now, to make sure you're prepared for changes that the new transit center will bring, make tower to download the abc7 news app. we'll send out push alerts if there are any problems and you can also look up information like where to find your bus and what else is open at the center. again, it's all on the abc7 news app. >> day two of outside lands music festival in san francisco wrapped up about an hour ago with tonight's headliner,

abc7 news was at golden gate park earlier today where some 200,000 people took part in the 11th annual event offering eight stages of simultaneous live music from different genres. >> everybody is here to have a good time, enjoy three days and put everything aside in life. not politics or anything like that. you just come out and have a good time and listen to good music. >> janet jackson headlined the festival tomorrow night. rkg lo for goers.ed their it funds the unified school district programs. >> people are enjoying warm weather and cool jazz in san jose. ♪ ♪ abc7 news was at plaza del s caesar chavez. cool and the gang is scheduled

to play before the festival ends. you can head to abc7news.com for a link to the artist lineup and ticket information. >> if you want to find out what the forecast is for that event, you may want to stay right here. >> i was waiting for air cool and the gang joke, cool temperatures, hot temperatures. >> too hot, too hot, baby. let's go over there. >> you have everything, that cool coast, hot inland tomorrow if you are heading to the outside lands for the final day. you're going to have some nice weather. we'll detail in one second. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight, you can see just a little bit of fog right now as we p c line. but that's about it. you take a look outside from sutro tower, we have clear skies right now over san francisco and really do expect any fok to be very limited overnight tonight. it's pretty comfortable out there. current number, san francisco we're still sitting at 60 degrees. oakland 61. mountain view 64 at this hour. 66 for san jose. upper 60s for gilroy, even half moon bay is right now at 55

degrees. elsewhere in north bay santa rosa, napa in the 60s. 67 in novato. fairfield, concord in the 70s. livermore checking in at 64 degrees. breezy, everyone on the delta right now, fairfield gusting to 29, but that's about it. elsewhere we're looking pretty light in terms of our wind at this hour. so tonight the call from accuweather forecast really limited fog out there confined to the coast line, very patchy in nature. elsewhere it's mainly clear skies and most spots falling into the 50s in the next 12 hours. 12 day hour planner sums up 62 tomorrow morning. a lot of sunshine midday with limited fog early on. by 4:00 the big take away, it is breezy once again. that wind on shore about 10 to say 25 miles an hour. highs sunday in the south bay it will be comfortably warm in san jose at 86. 84 cupertino. 81 the high for milpitas. along the peninsula a lot of sunshine.

78 palo alto, 76 menlo park. breezy cooler along the coast. pacifica, half moon bay low to mid 60s. daly city similar tomorrow, 63. downtown san francisco a high of 67 later on tomorrow afternoon. so if you are headed to the final day of outside lands, looking really beautiful. limited cloud cover, should see a fair amount of sunshine. by 3:00 we're at 66 degrees, but it will be breezy once again with that wind 10 to 25 miles an hour. and that wind quickly cools us off by 10:00 we are chilly already at 54 degrees. tomorrow in the north bay 84 petalupet luis palomi -- petaluma 87. inland today we were near 100 degrees in some spots. tomorrow not as warm. but still pretty warm out there in pittsburgh, 90 for the high, 92 in livermore at 90 for san ramon. accuweather seven-day forecast breezy tomorrow afternoon and that wind does continue early

into next week. that will actually cool us off into the mid-'80s inland. some coastal drizzle perhaps on tuesday. but then warming right back up by friday and especially saturday, guys. we are hot inland once again nearing 100 by this time next week. all right. >> so, it's the weekend we have to run for shelter and run for shade. >> that's right. >> not right now. >> not right now. >> he's sweating already. >> he's good. >> drew, thanks. >> sure. >> why just stick with red and white when you can have blue? >> ooh-la-la. just ahead, a look at the

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>> announcer: abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> special night at at&t, the giants honoring baseball's all-time home run king retiring barry bonds' number 25. the best part was before the game. bonds running out to left field for the final time, spent many years in that spot in at&t. and giants fans got to see it once again. then it was time for baseball. unfortunately for the giants, they needed his bat because in the 4th inning josh bell crushes a three-run homer off the tie block. he lasted just four innings. 4-0 pirates on bell's 8th of the year. a sciot siegrihot to third, het first for the ougt of the out. the giants got shut out on barry bonds night. he grounded it pirates win 4-0. how about good news? let's hear from barry bonds about his number being retired. >> when i look up there, it seems like my dad, bonds and

willie. it will take me a minute to see barry and willie with my father. right now it looks like my dad and willie, and i'm still the young one, right? remember, because i was a baby. i feel like the kid still that's looking at number 25 bobby bonds and willie mays when i was growing up. >> dodgers in colorado take on the rockies top two, ya skrrks io gets all of this one. his 15th of the year. the dodgers up 2-zip. we move to the bottom of the 9th two on, one out. brian dozier gets the stop. they can't make the double play. ryan mcmahon gets to bat. you know what's going to happen next. he's the man. one swing of the bat, a walk off three-run homer just his 4th of the season. rockies beat the dodgers 3-2. they're a game and a half back of the first in the west. all right. a's and angels, second inning already up 1-nothing. marcus simeon adding to the lead with the first of two home runs in the game.

this is a three-run shot that made it 4-nothing. then crush gets into the act. chris davis with an opposite field home run in the third inning. his 34th of the year and 11th opposite field home run of the season. that made it 5-nothing. edwin jackson pitched 7 in the third. got some help from rookie ramon. look at the run down and catch, then the throw back to first. they're calling this the catch and throw of the year. he is out for the double play. what a throw. the a's gun on to win it. your final score 7-0. huge series for the a's betwee astros. seattle down a run. chris herman goes off the wall. kyle seager will score on the triple. that knocks the game 2-2. next batter former a beats with a base hit down the line and right. that was the eventual winning run. 3-2 mariners. they're a game and a half back of the a's in the wild card. oakland is 3 1/2 back of the astros for the division lead.

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♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. and thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines many drivers couldn't believe what

they saw near san leandro tonight. a small plane landed safely along westbound 580 near the 161st avenue. no one was hurt. >> the man accused of stealing and crashing a plane in seattle spoke out tonight. he was described as warm, kind and gentle. russell had access to planes as part of being a baggage handler for the regional carrier horizon air. >> crowds packed the public grand opening of the sales force transit center in downtown san francisco. at one point police had to turn visitors away. commuter buses from several agencies will start using the center tomorrow. many people also enjoyed their first look at the massive rooftop park. security is tight and police are already on alert in preparation for rallies and possible violence tomorrow in charlottesville, virginia and in washington, d.c. sunday marks the one-year anniversary of a violent

clash -- crash that kill heather heyer. abc news reporter heather hernandez has the story. >> reporter: tight security in charlottesville, virginia on saturday. the governor declaring a state of emergency hoping to avoid a repeat of last year when protests turned deadly. police blocking off streets, mobilizing hundreds of officers preparing for sunday's events. jason kessler, one of the organizers of last year's unite the right event, said he is not a racist. calling himself a civil rights advocate for white people. >> white people are about to become a minority in both the united states and europe. i think we are facing epidemic levels of anti-white discrimination. >> reporter: this year the unite in lafayette park in front of the white house on sunday. president trump criticized for his response to the violence last year. today tweeting, the riots in charlottesville a year ago resulted in senseless death and division. we must come together as a nation. i condemn all types of racism and acts of violence.

peace to all americans. an antifascist group quietly marched through downtown charlottesville saturday afternoon paying tribute to heather heyer, the 32-year-old woman killed when a man drove his car into a crowd during last year's protests. the group, leaving messages at the site of her death, heather's mother also there to honor her daughter. >> we're trying to make the world a better place and either get on board or get out of the way. >> reporter: on sunday she will stand with many of the people who marched with her daughter last year. abc news, new york. >> president donald trump lashed out at the media when he hosted a group of bikers at his golf course in new jersey. >> does everybody like the press? >> no. >> you think the media is fair? >> no. >> members of bikers for trump squeezed into a ballindoors. some in the crowd jeerd at reporters and told them tell the truth.

others broke into cheers of four more years after he signed photographs and posed for selfies with his guests. omarosa newman, mr. trump called her a low life during his event with the bikers in new jersey. man a gault newman has her new book coming out. she claims in unhinged that the president used racial slurs on the set of his reality show, the apprentice, of which she was a contestant. >> tesla and ceo elon musk could be headed to court. two new lawsuits accuse musk and tesla of federal securities saying he made false statements to boost the stock price when he secured funding to take tesla private. most gains have been lost in part due to the reports that federal officials have investigating his claims. tesla has yet to comment on the lawsuits. >> a bay area lawmaker is following in the footsteps of many presidential hopefuls before him visiting iowa

frequently to woo caucus voters before a possible 2020 run for the white house. east bay democrat eric swalwell even told cnn reporter jake tapper, he's considering running for president. swalwell has visited iowa ten times since president trump took office last year. swalwell has gained national prominence on a committee that's probing russia's suspected tampering with the 2016 election. >> how would you like free food for life? the catch, though, is h youave to like mcdonald's a lot. that story ahead. >> also the story of a little girl who is taking life's lemons and putting them towards a cure. >> and it has to be one of the most unusual animal rescues for crews battling raging wildfires in california. how they helped grant the goldfish. >> and in acyu weather, it's a rather clear night with mld conditions. and tomorrow we are seeing the

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everyone to have a plan for all your pets in case of an emergency. that reminder, along with a couple of photos, was posted on cal fire's facebook page. this, by the way, is grant the goldfish. a cal fire crew along with corning police department officers fed the little guy while his family was evacuated because of the carr fire. engine 1489 left this note which reads, fed your fish a few sprinkles. sorry if we weren't supposed to. the officers also signed and

dated it with, good luck. >> no animal too small. well, it's not too unusual to see a child running a neighborhood lemonade stand during the summer months. but one girl in arkansas has a very special reason for her stand. she hopes to help save livesaves news reporter has a look. >> get your lemonade here. >> reporter: one look at the food and drunk stand, that will buy you one lemonade, bag of chips and the knowledge you're part of something big right here. >> we're trying to get a million dollars, which is actually supposed to be a thousand. >> reporter: actually it's about $2,000 so far. all of which kerress is giving away a cancer charity started by women with stage 4 breast cancer. her mom lisa was diagnosed with that sort of cancer three years ago, a category that is invariably fatal typically within five years of diagnosis. so in this picture, time means a lot. >> i was 36 when i was

diagnosed. pretty young, i know. >> while keris is just 6 and starting first grade on monday, shielded for now. >> we want better medicine for other people. >> reporter: yet inspiring the mom who inspired her. >> even after i'm gone, i hope that she continues to do this and makes a huge difference in this world. >> come on by. >> reporter: a mom's faith in a future she dares to imagine. >> i absolutely believe she can. say thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: john donovan, abc news. >> more than 1200 deserving students got help preparing for the upcoming fnc t salvation a community center where kids and their families picked up back packs and filled them with all kinds of school supplies and books for free. each year the salvation army partners with the city's library, fire department and school district to provide under served students classroom essentials. >> mcdonald's is giving away a

special mcgold card granting its holder free food for life. the fast food chain said the mcgold club card only has a few members including of all people the king of sweden. now is your chance to become an exclusive member. all you have to do is place an order and pay using mcdonald's's mope app between now and august 24th to enter for a chance to win the card and a customized 24 karat golden phone case. the fine print does state, though, the prize will be two meals a week for 50 years. >> that's like the american express black card we hear about. >> so exclusive. >> that's right. >> yeah. >> let's check in withdrew for a look at the forecast. >> guys, we're shaping up to finish off the weekend on a really nice note. tonight just really limited fog. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you some patchy fog along the coast of san francisco and around half moon bay. right now that's about it. so tonight we're going to see mainly clear skies for a majority of the region. you can see a lot of 50s on the board around the immediate bay

shoreline. some warmer spots as you move away from the coast like concord, antioch, even san jose will kind of hold in the low 60s the next 12 hours. but nice viewing conditions tonight. one of the best meteor showers all year happened this weekend. the percy meteor shower is underway. so if you look towards the northeastern horizon, you can see up to 50 meteors an hour. and the best viewing is pretty much over the next five hours or so. so you want to move away from city lights if you can. make your eyes adjust to the darkness. takes about 20 minutes in. you should see a couple of meteors across the night sky. it will be nice to see that, even early tomorrow morning. highs sunday afternoon will be breezy once again. 10 to 20 miles an hour. 67 the high in san francisco, about 92, though, in livermore. 86 in san jose and santa rosa about 88 degrees. the beach forecast looking pretty nice. sunnier skies in the afternoon, but that u.v. index is running very high. santa cruz really comfortable at 72. ocean water temperature sitting

at a chilly 58 degrees. so the accuweather seven-day forecast is a breezy afternoon tomorrow. even cooler as you head into early next week for the inland cities. we're in the mid-'80s so cool for august. and then we're warming right back up by thursday and friday, back into the 90s we go, and by saturday next weekend likely hitting close to 100 degrees. >> eric is very excited about that. >> he is. he loves -- >> look at that face. >> so true. you know what else i'm excite ed about? after the first raiders preseason game, i'm sure jon gruden a nice, calm soothing words for everyone. that's the kind of coach he is. >> you know what they have to say, coach, we won the clep after their first preseason game and tiger is in the hunt at the pga championship where the

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casino. >> there could be drama at the pga championship sunday. tiger is trying to win his first maor in a decade. brooks koepka is seeking his second of the year. in st. louis we will start with the shot of the day on the par 3 16th. matt wall is from 232 yards out, goes in the jar for a hole in one. he's at 5 under, tied for 21st. brooks koepka was 5 under on the front 9. he looked like he was going to run away with it. look at this shot on the 8th hole. sets up an easy birdie. tiger was on the front, but this is one that got away. three putting for par he's at 8 under, four back. yesterday's leader gary woodland was 1 over, but he's still tied for third thanks to a birdie on 14. adam scott had the low round, 5 under, he's alone in second at 10 under par after a birdie on 17. as for koepka, bogeys on 14 and 15, but saves himself with a par

putt on 16. he then birdied 17. he is your leader 12 under par, 4 under for the round. scott in second. jon rahm, rickie fowler and woodland tied for third. tiger woods still in the hunt in a tie for 6th place. >> i'm just focused on me. i feel like if i do what i'm supposed to, i should win a golf tournament. yeah, there's a lot of star power and there should be. it's a major championship. you should see the best players in the world come to the top and that's what you have and that's what's going to make this event very exciting to watch tomorrow. >> over in hayward, the web.com tour is playing at the tpc stone brace. seth curry missed after a disastrous second round. josh teeter had four birdies on the back 9 including this on 12. he's tied for second at 16 under par, just one back of the leader. this man, trevor cone. he fired a 4 under 66 playing bogey-free golf. the final round takes place tomorrow with the leaders teeing

off at 12:40 p.m. just win, baby that's correct as 57 what the raiders did against the lions. they beat dro 16-10. jon gruden first game back with the nfl in ten years. the raiders made big plays, but big mistakes. perfect example marshawn lynch breaks free for a touchdown run but it is called back because of a penalty, holding. >> you know, you can't win in this league in the regular season and make mistakes like that. but there were some good moments. guys played well tonight. >> goes out there and breaks up a play for 65, 70 yards. i think that definitely makes you -- makes edren pumped up an play. he was dpieted about it. he came off and he was talking about how we were need to go out there and do better than that. >> the preseason opener, but it came with a price. the niners beat the cowboys

24-21 on a 7 yard touchdown pass to james with under 20 seconds to play. a number of 49ers were banged up. middle linebacker hurt his hamstring. tight end and matt both hurt their shoulders. defense ims lineman thomas left the game after hitting his head on the ground. unfortunately, injuries are a big part of preseason. >> it is what it is. it's what scares you about training camps, what scares you about the preseason. you kind of want the game to end when those things start be.pening because you it's just something that you have to deal with and it's part of this business. >> from the uil the 58th minute. scores on the penalty kick tying the game at 1. stoppage time, bow tang with the take that scares everyone. he said na-na-na-na to the

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