remem "abc 7 news" is committed to building a better bay area. tonight we're looking at whether

a $0.12 gas tax is really paying off and what it would cost us in the long run if we took that money back. ready to roll, again. san francisco is bringing back scooters, but they won't look like these. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. rising temperatures and fire danger this weekend. i will have the latest on a warning. live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." we need money to repair our roads. >> but the bryces a prices are getting out of hand. >> you end up paying one way or the other. >> penny to your votes. how about 12 pennies. that's how our state gas tax could change by. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. "abc 7 news" recently launched a new initiative called building a better bay area. it is our way to focus on the issues that matter most. >> that's right. we are talking about transportation tonight and a big decision california voters, you, will be making in less than four weeks.

>> you will see it on the ballot at proposition 6. it is our first chance to have a say to the state's $0.12 gas tax which was passed by the legislature and approved by the governor last year. >> we are taking our own poll tonight as we look at the pros and cons of the tax. will you vote to repeal it? >> go to abc7news.com/vote and click yes or no. you can see the votes that have already come in at the bottom of the screen and the percentages update in real-time as more people continue to vote. >> why does it matter to you? the tax added $0.12 per gallon of gas and we have been paying for almost a year already, since last november. the increase is expected to raise more than $5.2 billion over the next decade. >> the money has been earmarked for projects that include extending b.a.r.t to the south bay, electrifying cal train peng 880 in t bay. opponents say repealing would put these projects in jeopardy, but supporters say we're paying more than enough. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell

barnard spoke with both sides today and he is live to add their perspective on this. cornell. >> reporter: dan and ama, both sides of prop 6 turning up the heat tonight, yes on 6 campaign says families are paying too much at the pump. cal tran says it is needed to keep traffic moving across the bay area. >> there are a lot of messed up roads out here. >> reporter: drivers can't lie when it comes to their commute. >> all of the roads, regardless, in southern california, northern california, all need to be fixed. >> reporter: 880 in hayward is the latest stretch in alameda county to get a makeover with new asphalt, a sign telling drivers it is your tax dollars at work. cal tran says this project and others could be delayed or cancelled if voters kill california's gas tax hike. >> the gas tax not only impacts the highway projects but local cities and counties are also receiving half of that money. >> reporter: caltrans' deputy district director tony tavares says repealing the gas tax with

a yes vote on prop 6 could delay the installation of carpool lanes on highway 101 in san mateo county and delay b.a.r.t and moving cal tran into the salesforce transit center. the $0.12 gas tax was passed last year and expected to generate 5 billion annually to fix roads. brenda ross is done with bad roads. >> my neighborhood is full of potholes and it is really bad for your car. you end up paying one way or the other. >> we need to get serious about california's failing infrastructure. >> reporter: the battle is waging on tv. both sides of prop 6 are making their argument. >> vote "yes" on proposition 6 to repeal the unfair gas tax hike. >> reporter: yes on 6 campaign spokesperson dave mccullough says the state has plenty of money for project. >> this is nothing more than hostage taking. frankly, the politicians have the ability to fund all of these projects if they take the existing gas tax and put it

towards fixing our roads. >> reporter: mccullough says the gas tax is breaking some family's budget. >> for a lot of families that means christmas is out of the picture. >> reporter: caltrans says consider the alternative. >> most likely you would see us going back to just putting band-aids on the road. >> reporter: yes on 6 campaign says the gas tax hike it cost california families about $700 a year on average, and people with long commutes will pay even more. caltrans says more than 400 transit and infrastructure projects statewide could be in jeopardy if the gas tax is repealed. in emeryville, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. let's get a little more perspective on what we are paying at the pump. >> "abc 7 news" anchor kristen sze is punching numbers for us tonight. >> it comes always no surprise the bay area pays relatively high gas prices but not the highest in the state. that's the sprying area. i will pull up this color-coded map from aaa showing average

prices county by county. the red areas have the highest prices. maran about $3.90. a little cheaper are the pink areas. for example, alameda and santa clara county, just over $3.80. next would be contra costa county in white, around $3.80. the cheapest in the bay area are the blue sections, santa cruz and solano at about $3.70. i'll bring you back to the wider view here just to let you know some areas that are rural actually pay more. you might be surprised. for example, mono county, $4.50 a gallon. in eno, $4. the state average, as you can see, is $3.81. the national average -- don't be envious -- well, we're envious -- is $2.90. guys. >> thanks. a live poll has been running the entire time at abc7news.com/vote. will you vote to repeal the gas tax? >> the results here are changing

agency we speak at the bottom of your screen, but it is hard to tell because it is pretty close. 44% saying, yes, you will vote to repeal the tax. 56% say no at this point. >> and for information about all 11 propositions that are on the ballot, go to our website, abc7news.com/election to find the complete list. happening now, marriott hotel workers on strike are marching on 4th street in san francisco. this is a live look from our sky 7. there is a heavy police presence. we are told there have been arrests because of protesters blocking the street. but at this moment you see that they are on the sidewalk, not causing any problems in terms of traffic. we will continue to keep tabs on that. employees are also on strike at marriott hotels in san jose and oakland. the strike began october 4th, more than a week ago. the unite here union representing the employees say most workers have multiple jobs in order to pay their bills. they are calling for a liveable wage, job security and an end to unsafe workloads.

another transit option will return to san francisco on monday. electric rental scooters. late today a judge rejected a plan to block the city's program, so commuters will be able to scoot and skip in the city. "abc 7 news" reporter melanie woodrow has this story. melanie. >> reporter: i like that, scoot and skip. one of the companies that had applied for a permit but was denied felt that the way the sfmta issued the two permits was unfair. however, lime was unsuccessful in its attempt to halt the process today. scooters are coming back to san francisco on monday. >> we're really excited. we have 625 scooters ready to go out. >> reporter: the san francisco municipal transportation agency issued permits to scooter companies skip and scoot. >> our approach has been to work with governments and cities to make sure the process and perhaps are serving all members of the community. >> reporter: scooter company lime questioned whether the choice was fair. lime, whose scooters are all over oakland, filed a temporary restraining order against sfmta

is an attempt to halt the process. a judge denied the temporary restraining order today. the san francisco city attorney's office says the permitrogram been fair and transparent. also, that san francisco residents deserve companies that are safe and reliable. they are working out policies that will come back to city council for final approval in the coming week. >> people that use them will throw them, leave them on the corners. >> reporter: our own "abc 7 news" producer took thinks pictures of discarded executers in lake merritt. >> people are lazy. i have never seen a broken one. >> reporter: inexpensive and easily accessible way to get around. >> i like to ride them and they're fun. >> reporter: it is not without speed bumps along the way. skip tells us that they are happy with the decision and focused on the future. interestingly, lime also said they were happy with the decision because there will be

another hearing in november where sfmta will explain its process. bottom line here, you can expect to see those scooters back in san francisco on monday. hopefully they will be in the bike lane and not here on the sidewalk. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >> all right. we will see. thank you so much, melanie. by the way, we checked with the city of san jose and found out that bird, lime and skip are operating there. city officials say there's nothing from prohibiting the companies from operating there, adding that the city council decided not to intervene whooil the state department of transportation prepared a for malscheme. a grass fire broke out off interstate 505 north of vacaville. it burned 160 acres of grass before firefighters got a handle on it about 1:30 this afternoon. no one was murt ahurt and no structures burned. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the conditions we can expect. >> dan, those winds will be picking up in the hills, which

will dry out our air and increase our fire danger. right now we have a fire weather watch for the north and east bay his that begin at midnight sunday and runs until 12:00 p.m. monday. 5 to 10% humid will spell high fire danger. we are at the peak of fire danger. look at the winds. monday night sunday, they're light. they start to pick up and come out of the northeast, which is a downsloping wind moving from the dry land to the ocean, and that really dries out our air. so the gusty wind will drop the humidity and you will see here hour-by-hour how low the humidity will go. at midnight it is still pretty good on sunday, but then down to double digits and then single digits by the time we head into sunday afternoon. dan and ama. >> thank you, sandhya. what kind of difference can $14,000 make in a person's life?

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breaking news now for your friday commute. sky 7 shows the backup on eastbound interstate 80 because of a crash east of the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic heading to berkley and sacramento is affected. the cars were just moved to the parking lot of the toll plaza. the lanes are now reopened, but, of course, the resulting backup is slowing things down significantly. the crash was reported just before 6:00, so about 20 minutes or so ago. three to four cars were involved. tow trucks have been taking them

away, and now they are, as i said, out of the way. at least one person was hurt. we don't know how seriously. some relief for worried parents after a lockdown was listed this afternoon at futures academy in oakland. sky 7 was overhead as students waited outside while a robbery suspect was arrested on campus. police say it started when three lyft passengers robbed their driver in san leandro, then ran into a nearby housing complex and on to school grounds. eventually one of the passengers was arrested in the school bathroom, the two others got away. >> over the summer we told you about a homeless man in oakland named drew. you may remember, his belonging was tossed into the lake by a frustrated jogger nicknamed jogger joe. the community quickly came together to try to find drew an apartment. more than $14,000 has been raised so far, but drew is still homeless and still living under the pergola at lake merritt. we asked "abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez and she joins us live from oakland city hall.

lyanne. >> reporter: you know, we couldn't ignore this story after reading the comments made by many of you on the gofundme page. unfortunately for drew, i don't think much will change. by now we thought the homeless man known as drew would be getting the help he needs, but there he was waking up when we found him under the pergola at lake merritt. what about the efforts to find you a home? >> i'm done. i own a home. >> reporter: you own a home? >> yes. >> reporter: it was the cellphone video of a jogger throwing his belongings in the lake that prompted some in the oakland community to help find drew a home. to date that gofundme effort brought in more than $14,000, but donors started complaining after noticing that drew was still homeless, asking, can someone please update and, i'm starting to think you guys just straight-up stole our money. one of the two people in charge of collecting this money finally responded, saying, we were able to use the money to get true housing, but he has refused this

he does not have an id or bank account and we will not be giving him the money in cash, so we will be donating the money to local homeless rights organizations and give people the option of a refund. a few people who see drew on a regular basis say, we have to stop throwing money at problems we can't solve. >> i mean if those are his wishes, i mean we should let him be. at the same time, if you donate money you want to know where your money went. >> i honestly think it is really a mental health issue and not necessarily a homeless issue. >> reporter: today he tried to tell me his name was, in fact, jaru with a j. >> reporter: you know, there was some money being collected -- >> it had nothing to do with me. the person that was drew, not jaru. that's somebody named drew. it was fixed and they moved on. >> reporter: so who are you? >> who are you? >> reporter: i'm lyanne. >> you got better questions? >> reporter: again, by highlighting this story we wanted to, again, highlight the

fact that like drew or jaru, there are many people, hundreds of people in the san francisco bay area who are homeless and in need of services. i'm going to hand it over to you because of this issue. >> yes. all right, lyanne, thank you. oakland has several perhaps to give homeless men and women a roof over their heads. one is turning tent cities into shed communities and helping resident find employment and housing. it seems to be working. according to the city, of the 127 people in the program so far, 80 have moved on to either transitional or permanent housing. 23 have found employment. since january oakland has added three shed communities at the park near lake merritt, at 27th and north gate, and under 880 at 6th and castro streets. we just learned that work to stabilize fremont street at the salesforce transit center is done. shoring work is completed on the

two levels below from what we understand. it has been over 17 days since a cracked beam forced the closure of the transit center and fremont street. the transit authority says fremont street has been restriped and stabilized and is on schedule to reopen on wednesday. work will continue over the weekend, but clearly they are making some pretty good progress it seems. >> all right. . well, speaking of the weekend we want to talk about the weather. >> is it the weekend already? >> it is. >> spencer christian is off. sandhya patel is here. i lose track, you know, sandhya. >> of course, because, you know, we look alike. you know what? it is friday. it is okay. as we take a look at live doppler 7, spencer definitely took a nice day off. you can see clear skies here on our radar. there's no rain. we do need the rain, but there isn't any on our radar. this afternoon it was a warm day. 88 in concord. 84, napa. san rafael, 84. 83 in redwood city.

78 in san francisco. 85 in santa cruz. just about everywhere you went it was in the 70s and 80 s. we are still hanging on to some of the warmth. 70s around the bay. san francisco, dropped nicely, 68 degrees. so still pleasant if you are stepping out tonight. i do want to show you what is ahead. the wind is going to change direction. so tomorrow, coming more out of the west/southwest. it is a sea breeze that is going to bring some changes to our weather. you will see a return of the fog, and that sea braes w take the temperatures down. right now, no fog to speak of. a glorious sunset from the east bay his camera as you notice there. forecast, the fog returns tomorr cooler. warmer weather sunday and monday and elevated fire danger as it becomes gusty in the hills during that time period. tomorrow morning at 7:00, we have patches of fog. watch the fog expand near the coastline for the afternoon hours and then just sit there until sunday morning. eventually by sunday afternoon

the fog will be pulled away by a wind direction that is going to switch. it is going to be more of an off-shore flow, which is obviously going to dry us out and raise the fire danger. tomorrow morning, temperatures are going down. very chilly in the morning, in the 40s in the north bay, valleys. for the rest of you, it will be cool. clear skies are expect. tomorrow afternoon, here is how it looks in the south bay. 80 in san jose. 83, gilroy. 78 in milpitas. on the peninsula, mid 70s from menlo park to palo alto. 65 degrees in pacifica. 64 in half moon bay. 68, downtown san francisco. remember, you were 78 today, so you will notice the difference. sunset district, 64. south city, 70 degrees. in the north bay, 60s near the beaches. all the way to the 80s in places like santa rosa, petaluma. in the east bay, a nice day. 74 in oakland. 76 in union city. 77, castro valley. inland areas will be sunny and mild. accuweather seven day forecast,

a little cooler tomorrow, warmer on sunday, gusty in the hills. we will see upper 60s to upper 80s sunday and even warmer around the coast on monday. that warm pattern will be with us, but it will cool off the latter part of next week. you will notice the difference. ama and dan. >> thanks, sandhya. >> all right. dare to dream. >> hear what some of the bay area would do if they win

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a little relief on wall street after a two-day steep sell-off. the dow bounced back 287 points today, although it still lost 4% on the week. the nasdaq went up by almost 168 points, and the s&p added almost 39. well, you still have time to buy tickets for one of the biggest lottery jackpots of all time. >> yeah. tonight's mega millions jackpot is $548, the third largest in the game's history. >> today we asked what would you do with the money if you won. >> i would have no problem using that money. >> oh, i would buy a house and i would start a business. >> i would buy an expensive car, definitely, for sure. yeah. >> i would travel. go, yeah, somewhere. i don't know, make greece. >> i would spend a year traveling with the family. >> i would probably help out

some family members. >> some of that money would go to charity. >> i would donate some. i would probably quit my job. sorry. >> i would probably buy a boat and sail into the sunset. >> never come back? >> never come back. >> never. >> good ideas they have. tonight's drawing is at 8:00. what would you do with the money? i would pay off my house. >> me too. >> i would like to travel. >> i agree with all three of those things, dan. now we just have to win. >> that's it. we will send out the winning numbers through the "abc 7 news" app. just download it now. a writer once said if you can't be a good example, then you will just have to be a horrible warning. >> this truck driver is a case in point. the before and after of this horrific crash, which he was able to walk away from thank goodness. that's next. this is a story of young love, an engagement ring that took a long time to save up for and the woman who allegedly stole it from this jack in the

live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." oh, he did it. he did it. >> just watch this video from caltrans. a semi truck trying to maneuver

a restricted road north of santa rosa. watch now what happens next. >> look out! >> it flips off the road, then slides down the hillside and out of sight. is that something else? amazingly, the driver of that truck walked away unharmed. >> that dramatic crash happened on state route 175 between hopland and lakeport, an aero fishes warned drivers about for a while, but crashes keep happening. >> now, we sent "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman up there to see why. >> reporter: this is the video that has gone viral that had the driver been killed or injured might have qualified him for the darwin awards. watch as his semi truck fails to make the turn on route 175 east of hopland yesterday. the california highway patrol tells us they cited the driver of this oversized rig for ignoring the many warning signs on a restricted roadway. >> he stated that he saw a few of them and just figured he'd

take his luck and see what he could make out of it. >> reporter: here is his answer. still on its side 100 feet down the ravine, forcing a future closure of at least one day to retrieve it. this construction crew recorded yesterday's video. they did tell us they warned the driver to turn around. he did not. caltrans knows the drill. >> his trailer got off the berm and the trailer pulled him over. >> reporter: had this been a one-time event it might be easier to dismiss. locals who saw the video today know better. >> i saw it yesterday. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw it? >> i said, here goes another one. >> reporter: last january, the same scenario, at this case a wine truck at the same turn that closed the same hopland grade for two days. caltrans and the highway patrol say this road would be restricted even at two lanes. >> do you think you will see it again? >> 100%. we could put a sign every two or three feet and, heck, we could probably put a video of this truck going over the cliff, you

know, on loop, and we still would see this again. >> reporter: truckers, beware. on root 175 west of hopland, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >> remarkable. now to some trouble in the air. we have new details about an incident at sfo that could have been one of the worst aviation disasters in history. last year an air canada plane almost landed on top of other planes. now we found out there is no voice recorder evidence. that air canada flight nearly landed on a taxi way occupied by four other passenger jets. the plane missed another by about 60 feet. the national transportation safety board found the air canada pilots did not report what happened to their bosses quickly enough, and that meant the flight recorders had erased their cockpit conversations. right now voice recorders capture just two hours of conversations. >> and as if a near-miss on a runway is not scary enough, our

"abc 7 news" i-team dug up concerning stats about flying. >> and our dan noyes is here with a look at stories he is bringing us tonight. >> with the holiday season around the corner, anyone planning to take a flight will want to see the i-team report. the number of air traffic reporters is down sharply, and that's increasing stress and fatigue for an already-difficult job. >> we can't continue to increase the amount of aircraft running through the system without increasing the amount of controllers. as i said, you know, we are at a 30-year low for the number of controllers we have. the rope is stretched as thin as it is going. >> i investigated the labor shortage, effect on the controllers and safety for the flying public. a special i-team report airs tonight at 20/20. >> it is a 30-year low for recorders and a record number of flights. tonight's "20/20" includes an interview with mrs. trump.

she opens up on a number of topics, including the president's infidelity. >> i know the media and people like to speculate about our marriage, and certainly the gossip. but i understand the gossip sells newspapers, magazines, and, unfortunately, we live in this kind of world today. >> you can see more of the first lady's exclusive interview in a "20/20" special, "being melania, the first lady, tonight at 10:00, followed by "abc 7 news" at 11:00. veterans around the country are receiving free dental care today. dr. gerald bitner and a group of dentists came up with the idea six years ago. they wanted to give back to america's veterans by giving the care they deserve. >> everybody donates timagee ani donate the area and supply. we want doctors doing it all

over, and little by little i believe they will. >> he says dentists donated more than $5 million in services last year. he said other professionals and businesses are getting involved with freedom day as well. if you would like more information on free dam day udo we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. a young woman about to be married, but one of her most precious items were stolen. >> all because she tried to do the right thing at work. that story next. >> i'm michael finney with holiday shopping numbers

england's windsor castle hosted another royal wedding. princess eugenie of york married her long-time boyfriend, jack brooksbank. she is the daughter of prince an true and sarah ferguson. the dutchess of york is ninth in line to the throne. wedding guests had to watch themselves before and after the ceremony. it was very windy. oh, you see there some of the guests had their hats or that's fascinators fly off. others held tight to theirs. for more on the wedding, we have a photo gallery on abc7news.com. you can see photos of the

affair. a young east bay couple in the middle of planning a wedding are hoping their stolen engagement ring can be recovered. >> "abc 7 news" anchor dion lim with the story. >> reporter: at 18 and 19 years old, she and her fiance are the epitome of young love. mateo, saving up for months, finally proposed on their anniversary in june. >> when it was time, i couldn't stop smiling the whole day. >> reporter: but the smiles quickly turned to tears on sunday when her ring was stolen while on the job at this jack in the box. >> it happened so fast. i didn't expect that. i just walked away and came back and it wasn't there anymore. >> reporter: san leandro police say this is their suspect. because of the ongoing police investigation, i'm not authorized to show you the surveillance video of what happened or shoot inside the restaurant, but i can show you what happened.

she had a small bag containing her belongings. she put it on a chair and a woman comes by with her jacket, drams it drapes it on the chair. the woman walks around, grabs the jacket and bag and walks away. >> i was mad and scared. i was trying to go outside and trying to find her, but i was at work. i couldn't leave work. >> reporter: while mateo continues to pay off the ring, san leandro police say the suspect appears to have done this before. this young couple has a message for the person who took the ring. >> i just really want my ring back. it makes me sad not to have it, and i just feel like -- because i promised to take care of it. >> if you could please bring back the ring. it is all we really care about, just a symbol for our love. >> reporter: after all of this, she says she has learned her lesson and will never leave her items unattended again. in san leandro, dion lim, "abc 7 news." >> yeah. they still hope to get married next year with or without that

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well, it is just october. by the way, i can't get over the october-looking sky behind us. >> i know. >> but it is october. however, we are already getting a glimpse into this year's holiday shopping trends. >> it is like a pumpkin sky. >> it is. >> "7 on your side" michael finney is here with what we should expect the next few weeks. >> unbelievable, we are coming into the shopping season. this is my big time of the year. anyway, enjoying summer like temperatures around here but there's already a holiday forecast. a leading trade group predicts holiday sales up more than 4%. how much money do you plan to spend this gifting season? if it is more than last year, you are not alone. the national retail federation is projecting more jingle in the cash register this holiday season. according to the nrf, this

november and december holiday retail sales will increase about 4 1/2% over last year. that translates to as much as $721 billion in spending in just those two months alone. the number excludes cars, gas and restaurant sales. the nrf says its 2018 forecast is higher than the average annual increase of 3.9% over the past five years. analysts say strong employment, higher wages and overall healthier economy are contributing to more spending. the nrf looks at consumer credit, disposable personal income and previous monthly retail sales to gauge expectations. now, we're still in october, so now is a good time to plan a budget for all those gifts. yes, it did sound like christmas there. the nrf holiday forecast does

include online and other non-store sales. i want to hear from you about the holidays or anything else. my hotline is open weekdays, 10:00 to 2:00, 415-954-8151. you can reach me at my facebook or through abc7news.com. black friday, i will be gathering those numbers and items pretty soon. >> ama and i will get you our shopping list soon. >> make sure everything is good, get it checked off. >> we want to help. >> always. members of the harlem globe trotters helped deliver an anti-bullying message in san francisco's mission district. each year they bring the a-b-cs of bullying prevention. a is for action, b is for bravery, c is for compassion. yesterday in partnership with abc 7 and the national campaign to stop violence, to glob trotters, moose and zeus dropped in. >> you see somebody down, try to

be their friend, lift them up. you don't know what anybody is going through. >> i learned you should stick up for everyone because some people can't have that voice, and if you have the voice you should help mem out. >> that's a good lesson. the center has provided services to youth in the surrounding community since 1922. october is national bullying prevention month. for resources to get help with issues like bullying and teen mental health, visit abc7news.com and check out our choose kindness page. >> we have a lot of information on our site for you there. >> we do. the weekend is upon us. one last time, we want to update the forecast. >> sandhya is here for us. >> it will be a good-looking weekend. tomorrow morning, a little bit of fog near the coast but the fog will expand in the afternoon hours. sunshine around the bay and inland, and the cooling breeze will kick in, which means tomorrow afternoon, mid 60s to mid 80s. cooler than today. as we head into a look at what is ahead, live doppler 7 showing you the clear skies now, and that is changing for tomorrow afternoon. we will bring in the fog, drop

those temperatures. mid 60s to the mid 80s. it still will be pretty mild. if you are heading to the cal game against the bruins tomorrow at memorial stadium, mild conditions at kickoff, 71 degrees, but cooling to 59. so grab a hoodie or a jacket and enjoy the game. accuweather seven-day forecast, a little cooler tomorrow. warmer sunday. it will get windy in the hills, leading to the higher fire danger between sunday and monday. that warmth holds only through monday and then we start to see the temperatures going down tuesday through friday. dan and ama. >> okay. >> sounds good. thanks, sandhya. i wonder how many raiders got to go to the royal wedding. >> that's true. >> they were there. >> i got to tell you, the sunset behind you guys for the last 20 minutes, i haven't heard a t is amazing. >> and that's different from most days, lashry? >> not that much. >> raiders, much to the dismay of john gruden, they're in london. they travel well, i can assure you of that.

getting ready for the seahawks, but

now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening. it is not werewolves in london, it is raiders in london. makes sense since the most notorious raiders with english. the raiders decided to fly in late. the sidewalks on the other hand flew in on wednesday. they practiced for the game

which will be played at wimbley stadium. the raiders may be on a different content this week but with the same issues. namely, how do we get the ball to amari cooper and scoring more points. >> you know, we have a lot of guys that need to see the ball more. we need to get the ball more, take care of the ball better on offense. we have done some good things offensively, but good is not good enough. >> you know, there's nothing left to be said, man. we got to win. we know that. we know that as a team. we know that as a unit. we need to score points, we need to win the games. >> what a great, great experience this is. i think the brand of football -- american football needs to be seen. and, you know, i'm excited to showcase our football team with the seahawks and hopefully the people here in london have a nice time. >> the one-and-four 49ers pay the packers in green bay on monday night fool ball. the pack come in at 2-2 and 1 among the 49ers challenges, getting pressure on aaron

rodgers. >> we are finding ways to make the quarterback uncomfortable. you would love to sit there and play normal coverage every down and rush for it and whatever it is, but as coaches we challenge ourselves every day to find a way to confuse the quarterback a little bit. >> the difference between being a great team and an average team is very small. it is a few plays every game, and the difference between scoring 23 a game and 35 a game is plays that we need to make and we expect to make, and i'll make them before. >> you can watch the 49ers play the packers monday night at 5:00 right here on abc 7. the warriors play their final preseason game. they're facing the lakers in san jose. draymond green, who has been nursing a sore knee, will play tonight, but lebron james will not. neither will kevin durant. meet my new best friend because all of the fans at the sap center will get a bobblehead. this is k.d. in the sharks jersey with the goalie stick and the pad and a basketball.

that is a great bobblehead, isn't it? >> does he get to live on my shelf? >> in your house? >> after you're done. >> ama trying to lay claim to my k.d. >> make a nice christmas gift. >> it would if some people earn it. don't look for the same energy we saw from them a couple of nights ago in vegas because a lot of the lakers are resting and k.d. is not playing. kevin garnett was in oakland this afternoon at a park, part of a program involving k.g. and the sneeaker company. today's event included a concert with local performers and the surprise appearance by e40. we always wondered how usain bolt would look on a football field. how about football down under. that's him right there playing soccer for a team in australia. the left-footed boot right there, the olympic gold medal s. yeah, tt' what i was looking

for, tt was -- it was not that difficult right there. he was all alone. but having a good time. you know what? usain bolt, you do whatever you want and everybody is happy to see you. and then finish a little like this. >> yeah, right. a pose. >> yeah. yeah. you want k.d.? >> i will keep him safe. >> all right. i'm just going to give it away to somebody else, but -- >> oh, who? some lucky viewer or something? >> maybe we'll decide later. >> we'll figure it out. we will talk amongst ourselves. thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20, cable channel 13. the state law that is saving lives. why california has one of the lowest lung cancer death rates at 9:00. on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, facebook reveals new details about its massive hack. how this wall of lava lamps could protect your data. . finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. always you have no doubt

noticed, the battle for your vote next month is being waged ferociously on your television. candidates pitching themselves for your vote and, of course, the proposition goes, prop this, prop that, a dozen of them. everything from extending the gas tax, which we talked about extensively at the top of the broadcast, to daylight saving time to the cops of dialysis. they can be confusing. you know that old joke, i'm voting no on yes this tuesday. while it can be hard to figure out what the propositions do or don't do, they can have a lasting impact on the lives of every californian or in cases like prop 12, which deals with how farm animals are treated, help define our values and priorities. as part of our commitment to building a bay -- better bay area, we will report in-depth on many of the propositions and also on the candidates on the ballot november 6th. we expect a lot from our elected officials. what really matters is that we do our part as well by making informed decisions on election day.

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