joosh i i'm luz pena. six fires broke out within miles of each other. firefighters ruling out the possibility of arson. >> we're tracking weather this week for what will increase the fire danger in the accuweather forecast. >> aquatic park off limits to swimmers and boaters. we'll tell you why. abc7 news starts now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> right now six fires are actively burning in the hills east of milpitas. firefighters have been fighting the blazes since noon today. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm erik thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. cal fire is now calling the group of fires the reservoir fire.

abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke to fire investigators and she joins us in the south bay. luz. >> reporter: dion and erik, they will continue on scene investigating the fires on the perimeter around them. at least 40% is contained. two columns of smoke where only spring valley fire chief needed to see to call cal fire. >> as he made his way in and as they were dispatching out for engines to respond, he saw a third, eventually we ended up with six separate fires. >> reporter: the call came in at 11:37 a.m. it shows the fire in the east hills of milpitas. ground resources began to contain the six fires. firefighters are now ruling out the possibility of arson. >> arson is always a possibility in something like this, but you also have the possibility of -- you can have cars driving along the road and you can have

catalytic converters kick stuff out of the exhaust, and he and we get road starts like that as well. >> reporter: according to cal fire, the six fires combined have burned a total of 128 acres in this area. the fires are burning near the calaveras reservoir east of milpitas in the grassy area. no homes or buildings are threatened by the fires. in the hills todd and cheryl say they are concerned about ready. >> the shocking, it's a concern for our homes and our livelihoods. >> we collect loved ones, pets and photo albums and you get ready to evacuate if you need to. sure, it's concerning part of living up here. >> reporter: yesterday cal fire reported two other fires. eight fires in two days. is that normal? >> it's not normal. but that's why it's under investigation. we're trying to figure out what has happened and where it takes us. >> reporter: let's keep in mind we are, in fact, in fire season

for now. calaveras road will remain closed. in milpitas, luz pena, abc7 news. >> luz, thank you very much for the report. >> all right. meteorologist drew tuma joining us now with the weather. things warming up out there. >> dion and erik, the new threat for fires will be on the rise in coming days as even hotter air moves into the bay area. out there right now we've cooled off into the 50s and the 60s. right now we'll dip into the 353550s for the most part over the next 12 hours. by tuesday and wednesday the heat is on area wide, and that heat will come from some strong gusty winds. an offshore breeze will start to kickoff monday evening. for that fact a fire weather watch will go into effect especially for the north bays d hills. calistoga, clear lake, guerneville included in the fire weather watch as well as orinda, moraga and the east foothills in santa clara county. wind gusts could exceed 40 miles per hour bringing in the warmer

weather. we'll take a closer look at the fire. >> we'll see you in a few minutes, drew. thank you. pg&e is warning residents their power may be turned off because of fire danger. there were possibility outages sfaeking sonoma, napa, marin and lake counties. they could begin as soon as monday. this year santa rosa sktd pg&e for notifications as early as possible. on friday they got one with 100 hours' notice. that's twice the normal lead time. >> now, you can stay on top of the weather any time with the abc7 news app. it is free to download. make sure you enable the push alerts. >> an east bay city is warning residents to stay away from the water inside ak to higel ofacteri manyeopl coinand recreation companies dry docked. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has this story. >> it's pretty bad. >> reporter: berkeley's aquatic park is in bad shape. the murky water looks anything

but inviting. in fact it's hazardous. the city posted these signs friday warning the public to stay away due to high levels of bacteria. >> it's not so much what you can see here at aquatic park but it's what you can smell and that smell really gets your attention. it's horrible. many say it smells like sewage. >> disgusting. >> reporter: kyle is worried about his dog yogi jumping in. >> it's honestly a little bit scary. i have -- my dog sees ducks in the water and she'll just go for it. >> reporter: water side workshops, a nonprofit classroom at aquatic park is dry docked for now. >> during the week we take sailing and paddling here at the aquatic park, so we had to shut that portion of the program down. >> reporter: it's a bummer. >> yeah. >> we believe that it is sewage, but we don't know wiscomingfr >>eporter: normally this is what the berkeley and paddle club would be doing, but they can't. president elaine bad en wants the city to do more.

>> we don't see any -- seeing the problem, preventing it from happening again. >> reporter: a city spokesperson tells us it's possible rains earlier this week washed contaminants into aquatic park through storm drains. water testing is happening every week, but until bacteria levels drop considerably, this water is off limits. in berkeley, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> up and down the golden state, thousands of volunteers were out picking up trash today. >> all of this was part of the 35th annual california coastal clean-up. to change things up this year, the bay area's largest three cities turned it into a friendly competition. >> they called it the battle for the bay to see which city could clean up the most trash. abc7 news reporter unser hassan has the story. >> reporter: it's not garbage day on pier man street in oakland. this is the trash collected by volunteers. >> never seen the community look this bad so i had an opportunity to come out, clean up whatever i

can little by little. it helps out. >> reporter: carlos padilla was among the thousands of volunteers taking part in this year's california coastal cleanup day. it includes cleaning up city streets because clean streets means less trash that ends up in the san francisco bay. alameda county save nate miley also participated. he says more people need to take responsibility for the condition of their neighborhoods. >> it's quality of life. so if you let your communities go deteriorate, it's going to lead to more deterioration, more crime, more violence. >> couches, beds -- it is ridiculous. take your junk to the dump, people. >> reporter: the mayors of oakland and san francisco turned this year's event into a competition. joined later by san b vunteers and cleara. >> the unity,e ve had the largest number of people register on the eastern side of

our city ever. like, it has been absolutely amazing. >> reporter: coastal clean up is one of the longest running volunteer events in california. over 25 million pounds of trash has been picked up since it started. this is team san francisco, but she says this problem is bigger than the bay. >> the planet is important. we have to keep it clean, especially for the next generation. >> absolutely. >> so for the kids. >> reporter: the winning city will be announced next week. in oakland, unser hassan, abc7 news. >> emeryville residents also put their own spin on world cleanup day. check it out. companies like decathlon and ikea partnered to save the bay by plugging. that is the practice of jogging and picking up litter at the same time. hundreds came out to make the by area a better place including girls from urban promise academy in east oakland. they called them she rose

because they are the next generation to save the planet. >> organizers are still crunching the numbers. here are some stats. there were nearly 60,000 volunteers taking part this year. they collected more than 469,000 pounds of garbage. and more than 33,000 pounds of recyclable materials. >> one man is under arrest after a fight turned deadly overnight in san francisco. take a look. this was the scene early this morning at arkansas and mayripoa streets in the potrero hill neighborhood. caution tape had the intersection blocked off as police officers searched the area for evidence. the victim was found a short distance away on kansas street. his name has not been released. >> oakland police are trying a new tactic to keep illegal side shows out of their city this weekend. officers are closing off access to known sideshow hot spots. seven intersections in east oakland at the port of oakland will be blocked off by police. they include the area of 42nd avenue at interstate 880. that's a long-time trouble spot for side shows.

police say the closures should not impact traffic. the department believes the closures are a preventive measure to keep the activity from happening. >> in the north bay there is now a legal fight over smart train testing. the marin independent journal reports a group of san rafael residents have filed a lawsuit over the noise. the tests have been taking place overnight, and the lawsuit seeks to put an end to horn blasts from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. smart has not commented on the lawsuit. it's supposed to be wrapping up the testing of the san rafael lark spur extension soon. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, police are searching for a woman accused of stealing thousands of dollars from a camp fire victim. details of her crime. >> and people came together in the east bay today, hoping to be ghting for his life. > and we're just days away from fall. we'll give you a

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the butte county sheriff's office has issued an arrest warrant for a whom whoes accused of em bezling tens of thousands of dollars from a survivor of last year's deadly camp fire. 29-year-old brenda rose asbury is accused of em bezeling $65,000. deputies are searching for her. the money was part of a settlement the victim received after losing a home in the wildfire. as she fac elder abuse, grand them and embezzlement charges. >> today dozens of people gave type of cancer. abc7 news was in albany at marin elementary school for today's bone marrow drive to help save

save i don't kn savian hamilton's life. he needs a bone marrow transplant to stay alive. no one in his family including his win is a match. so his school hosted the event of bone marrow day in hopes of finding one. >> it's important to be on the american registry. actually he was on -- i got on there about 1996. but i saw the story and i was coming down to see if i could help. >> the statistics state african americans don't support drives like this, so i just came out to support and do what i can to help someone else. >> great work there. we have put a link to be the match on our website if you'd like to help. >> there is a new spot to experience the arts in san sc e wl renovated eater its doors . the building had been vacant 24 years. it was originally built by the army in 1939 as a movie theater for members of the military and their families. now it's reborn as a venue for

dance, theater, music, film and the performing arts. >> we're excited for san francisco and for the arts community to have an opportunity to have another space that they can perform in and show just what a creative city and area we live in. >> the renovation costs $30 million. you can check it out yourself at a free open house tomorrow afternoon. >> the autumn equinox is on monday and abc7 news has put together a list of local events to help you get ready for the fall season. over at abc7news.com, we have a list of the best pumpkin patches and corn maizes in the bay area. you can celebrate halloween every day of the month in october. check out the page at abc7news.com for details. >> autumn has shot past. >> whether or not we feel like autumn is another story, drew. >> it's going to warm up pretty nicely as fog is underway monday morning. the final full day of summer tomorrow is going to be very

nice. a lot of sunshine, a little bit cooler tomorrow than we were today. we'll show you the numbers in one second. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight showing you the dry sweep across the region. in fact, it's a pretty fog free picture from the sutro tower. you can see the lights of the east bay shimmering in background san francisco skyline lit up in the foreground. accuweather highlights as we walk you through the next couple days, tomorrow the last full day of summer, a lot of sunshine. and temperatures mild to warm. a few degrees cooler than we were today. but those temperatures really take off, especially tuesday and wednesday. we're talking about a heat wave area wide including along the coast line. you're going to feel the warmth as well. and that warmer weather will get ushered in by some very gusty wind starting monday afternoon. that's going to increase our fire danger, especially tuesday and into wednesday. so we have that fire weather watch that will go into effect monday evening for the north bay mountains and east bay hills with that enhanced threat of wildfires. numbers out there right now at

66 in oakland, about 69 in san jose. 61 in the city. cooler in novato, a current temperature of 65 degrees. doppler 7, tracking clear skies overhead right now. we'll stay mainly clear overnight tonight. the bigger picture that will influence that little bit of a cool down tomorrow, this area of low pressure out of the gulf of alaska will slipcalifornia over hours and drop those temperatures a couple of degrees from where they were earlier today. so overnight tonight, mainly clear skies out there. even along the coast, just limited patchy fog. temperature wise we'll drop into the mid if not lower 50s overnight tonight. so i'll break down your day tomorrow. really looking beautiful out there. a lot of sunshine from the get go. temperatures starting out in the 50s. you'll notice a few high clouds streaming in from time to time, but all in all it's a sunny afternoon, and those temperatures, mild to warm, upper 60s along the coast line. around the bay shoreline a lot of 70s.

afternoon highs, 73 in the city. 85 in san jose and concord. up to 88 degrees under mainly sunny skies. future tracker temperatures, the numbers begin to take off on monday. monday afternoon. our warm est spots going back into the mid 90s away from the coast line. watch what happens on tuesday. those numbers really jump. we're talking about high heat in a lot of spots, especially away from the coast. those numbers hitting that century mark, even along the coast line. look at that, we're in the upper 70s if not lower 80s. thanks to that offshore wind supplying us that heat. and again, that wind could be gusting pretty high. high fire danger begins monday night and we're really focusing on the north bay mountains and east bay hills. those gusts will likely hit 40 miles per hour. combine that with with really low humidity in the nighttime hours, high heat in the daytime. that means any fires that can start very easily can spread rather quickly. we'll be vigilant over the next couple of days as that fire weather watch goes into effect.

here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. briefly cooler tomorrow. autumn, feels like summer 80s and 90s. tuesday and wednesday, not only the fire weather watch, it's downright hot no matter where you live. good news thursday, relief arrives. sharply cooler. friday and saturday, below average. even a slight chance of sprinkle to round out the 74 forecast. >> so the pumpkin spice la tie is iced. >> yes. go back to the hot stuff later in the week. >> thanks, drew. >> you're welcome. >> still on abc7 news at 11:00, a weekend fire at the nfl game. the

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nfl games may be a bit more subdued tomorrow. >> yeah, the league apparently has put a temporary ban on pyrotechnics. all of this comes after this incident. a fire broke out before the tennessee titans home opener last weekend. it was caused by an issue with

the team's pyrotechnics equipment. no one was hurt. the nfl is reviewing the incihat p pyrotechnics ban will last. >> went to a rock concert and pyrotechnics broke out. >> the washington/ucla game, 67-63. >> whoa. >> crazy day. cat with a win in atlanta.

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the a/p coach's pole. early kickoff against ole miss, chase threw for 357 yards and four touchdowns. slings it to jake. and he is gone. 60 yards. 28-13 bears. game over, right? not so much. hand it to him, 15 yards and he's into the end zone. ole miss down eight with 4 1/2 to go. here's the play of the game. no time-outs. third and goal, looks like a touchdown. but the ref says he's short, like inches short. the clock keeps moving. no one buzzes down for a replay. fourth and goal. ole miss, remember, time outs, has to get a snap off. it's a quarterback sneak. and stopped at the goal line. we'll show you the replay one more time. a lot of confusion towards the end here. this looks like a touc it was not. cal survives 28-20. they're 4-0 for the first time

since 2015. well, stanford most impressive win last season was the thrilling come from behind victory over oregon in eugene. they had the ducks'. stanford hasn't lost 3-0 since 2008. k.j. costello hits his thumb on a helmet. injured most of the game. he fought his way through it. stanford did score a field goal on that drive. later in the game, oregon after that. 36 yards, 7-3 ducks. second quarter herbert great pass here to jacob. 14-3 oregon at the half. early first or fourth quarter, that is, off a turnover. herbert finds bree land again. wide open for the score. oregon wins 21-6. here's abc7's anthony flores. >> stanford lost the first time in the david shaw era after falling to oregon 21-6. >> three weeks in a row, we're

evenly matched. but we make a few errors lead to points. that makes it too hard to win. >> oregon's defense was relentless, sacking him five times while holding them to a couple field goals. >> you guys all understand. we've been doing this for a long time now. we spend the bulk of our, you know, lives preparing for games like this. so it definitely hurts. >> san jose state take on arkansas. road game for them. second quarter tie at 7. look at that cutback. 15 yards, 14-7, san jose state. 1:15 left in the half. josh love. short pass t isah holiness. yes, that is his last name. 26 yards and in. 24-7 sparty at the brake. arkansas ties with a minute 20 to go. dee john packer. sparty wins 31-24.

their first win against a power five team. they beat stanford back in '06. this is abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. and a final 67-63 ucla pulls off the victory. i wonder if the basketball teams will score that many points. >> that's what you were talking about. we're not talking hoops? >> we'll see how that happens in the wintertime. >> college football, man. thanks a lot. >> much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. what started as an internet hoax inviting people to storm area a 51 has turned into a party in the nevada desert. but it's not quite living up to expectations. >> plus, the funeral was held today for beloved journalist cokie roberts.

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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, firefighters will work throughout the night to control six fires in santa clara county. the fires are burning near the calaveras reservoir east of milpitas in the grassy area. no homes or buildings are threatened by the fires. >> peter are being told to stay out of the water at berkeley's aquatic park due to high bacteria levels. rain may have washed bacteria into the water. they will test bacteria levels to see if they improve. >> today's coastal cleanup day turned out to be a success. there were nearly 60,000 volunteers taking part this year picking up garbage up and down h vontrs cleed more than 469,000 pounds of garbage and more than 33,000 pounds ofes ga moines, iowa, for a steak fry. >> it is at largest iowa caucus

event so far this election season, and tonight the des moines register announced elizabeth warren is leading their poll for the very first time. >> abc7 reporter rachel scott is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: the 2020 candidates hosting rallies at the steak fry for their supporters. part parade and part organizer, senator kamala harris making her entrance with mcdonald's workers on strike, shifting her campaign strategy focusing more on the early caucus state. >>we are here to formally ask for your support on caucus night. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren skipping a parade, instead lookin to connect with potential supporters. >> we can attack the corruption. we can restructure our economy. we can proct our democracy. >> reporter: former vp joe biden taking the opportunity to address the growing question after a whistleblower was troubled by what he said he heard on the call between president trump and a foreign leader. >> he's using the abuse of power

in every element of the presidency to try to do something to smear me. everybody looked at this and everybody has looked at it said there's nothing there. >> reporter: "the wall street journal" reports on the call with the ukrainian president in july, president trump pressed the newly elected leader to investigate hunter biden who served on the ukrainian energy company while his father was vice-president. >> it's a partisan whistleblower. it shouldn't even have information. i've had conversations with many leaders always appropriate. >> reporter: the inspector general found that whistleblower's complaint to be credible and this is now the latest tug-of-war between the trump administration and congressional democrats. rachel scott, abc news, des moines, iowa. >> the funeral for cokie roberts was held today in washington, d.c. roberts was a long-time political reporter for abc news and npr. she diedarlier this week at the age of 75 from complications

from breast cancer. among those delivering eulogies today, house speaker nancy pelosi. >> she said that she was the only one in her family who did not run for office, and she wanted journalism to be her public service. and, indeed, it was. with the knowledge and understanding developed as a daughter of the congress, she illuminated the workings of congress in the fairest possible way with respect for all views for people across america. >> roberts is survived by her husband and two children. >> the c.h.p. has issued an amlert after a father considered armed and dangerous is suspected of abducting his toddler son. 2-year-old john weir was last seen with his dad 32-year-old steven weir in merced county. they could be traveling in a 2007 red hyundai elantra. the alert was issued for several central coast counties from

tulare to north calaveras. >> a placer county boy was killed after he was mauled by a family pitbull. sheriffs responded to a 911 call at 3:00 yesterday afternoon and discovered the boy badly hurt inside the home in the granite bay community. the boy was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. animal control took the dog away and it is currently in quarantine. according to the sheriff's office, the attack appeared to be unprovoked. >> what started as an internet hoax, inviting people to storm area 51, has turned into a party in the nevada desert with far fewer people taking part than anticipated. an estimated 3,000 campers and festival goers have convened in rachel, nevada near the once secret air force facility. law enforcement expected 30,000. an evening music festival was supposed to happen. that was canceled because of a low turnout. one trucker stopped to check it all out. >> i think they're silly. they say they can't stop us all.

come on, really, you're going to try to storm a top secret classified military base? i think it was just a gimmick just to get up here. >> no problems have been reported. a handful arrests have been made for disorderly conduct. abc7 news first took our audience to area 51 in 1957 that was checked for messages, a white mailbox. they heard about the story in rachel, nevada, long before the cia's acknowledgment of its existence. here's his story from the abc7 news archives. >> reporter: deep in the desert of central nevada there is an unofficial landmark known simply as the white mailbox.hi a viewig to locallend unexained things appear aoss the horizon afte be getting ahead of ourselves because our vigil at the white mailbox came at the end of of a very strange day.

it had begun with what passes for a traffic jamb on nevada highway 375. one car, an event so unusual that in these parts even the cows take notice. we were 09 minutes north of las vegas at an average speed of 85 miles an hour. any trace of civilization had long since disappeared from the airwaves, but that should hardly be surprising for a stretch of road which runs between -- nowhere. and not much else, unless you consider the little town of rachel, though inhea town may b stretching the point. >> we're isolated out here from it is and nd the world is not because of the architecture. >> how can you explain a light about 3 inches around that came through the door itself, shot 6 feet into the room, and illuminated the entire doorjamb? >> we felt a presence. have you ever felt someone

watching you? >> reporter: you see way out behind that mountain is a place known as area 51. you won't get close. officially the government won't even admit it exists. since the 1950s, they supposedly have been testing exotic aircraft there, like the stealth fighter. the residents of rachel insist the government has in its possession several captured alien spacecraft. >> i don't know. i don't know. the only thing that i've been told is that it's inside the mountain range. >> reporter: hence the latest cottage industry in a town where people decorate their front yards with crashed airplane parts. we figure rachel as one of those ride side attractions, kind of like a mystery spot, only for ufo. by now it almost began to make sense that they have renamed this stretch of road the extra terrestrial highway. don't you have ufos in germany? >> no. >> reporter: there is, however, reserved parking for them at the former rachel bar and gil which

pat travis named the little ali inn. has anyone come and said they were aliens? >> yes, about four. >> reporter: pat and others discovered aliens are good business. >> we have a total of 46.5 out of 100. >> reporter: come to think of it, this may be the only place in the universe a traveler may feel like a kook if he doesn't believe. >> a light came through the door? >> it came through the door. >> reporter: all the photos are for sale as well. how do you know it's not trick photography? >> walmart at least checked it out. >> reporter: so that's the long version of how we learned about the white mailbox which led, more imporntly, to the discovery that we are not alone. by 9:00, our lonely desert out post looked more like a giant drive-in movie theater without the screen. >> i mean, i'd love to see this huge mother ship, but, hey, anything is fine at this point.

>> reporter: and so we waited. and waited. and waited with patience. >> we come all the way from new jersey. you like to see something. >> reporter: and then we waited some more. we stayed by the mailbox peering up at the sky much longer than we'd ever care to admit. and finally out of the blackness, a flashing red light appeared. okay, okay, it was the turn signal of our car as we headed for home. near rachel, nevada, wayne freedman, channel 7 news. >> since wayne filed that report, the u.s. government has purchased more and more land around there so you can't even get that close any more. >> i feel like maybe he needs to go back and reexamine this if he could even access it. >> interesting idea, i think. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. >> we are tracking a beautiful finish to the weekend tomorrow

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an 11-year-old boy with special needs and his mom are furious after a teacher moved his desk into a bathroom. lukas goodwin's mother danielle said she'd spoken with the teacher about her son's autism and autoimmune disorder and that he does best in a quiet place. they say the teacher's solution was to put lukas's desk over a toilet and give him a camping mat to nap on the floor. she snapped these photos then took her son home. >> sad. stressed. embarrassed. it was like, how is this happening? how am i in the bathroom? why? >> i just took the picture because i didn't even believe what i was seeing. it's not an appropriate place for anyone, especially for lukas who, with his condition, can't be around germs. >> the school district in bellingham, washington, said space has been an issue. it has removed the desk from the bathroom and will continue to investigate. >> all right. one last check of weather.

>> here's drew. tonight, guys, will be a nice night. plenty of stars out there. patchy fog right along the coast line. the marine layer not regrouping overnight tonight. 54 in the city. 59, though in san jose. 52 in santa rosa. 58 in concord. tomorrow a couple degrees cooler than we were today, so really no 90s on the board. we'll have a lot of 80s. 98 in concord and san jose. san rafael up to 86 degrees. warm weather moves in starting monday. strong winds will push in as well. we have a fire weather watch that will begin monday night. especially the east bay hills and north bay mountains with gusts to 40 miles per hour and low relative humidity could mean any new fires could spread easily and quickly. vacaville, san anselmo and east bay hills orinda, keep our eye on that. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. briefly cooler. fall arrives monday.

downright hot tuesday. no matter where you live, chance of a slight sprinkle on friday, guys. >> drew, thanks. >> wasn't just college football today. >> the boys of summer to the boys of fall. a's continue to make the playoff. present and

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>> announcer: abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. special times for the a's these days, magic number down to 7, and the team inducting the 2019 a's hall of fame class before first pitch of the game against the rangers. a's welcoming that new hall of fame class including that gu ca. the green jackets throw out the first pitch. what a ceremony that was. current a's pretty good. first batter matt olson r.b.i. single. marcus semien scoring. 7-0 after matt chapman smokes a

run up the single. that will make the manager clap. 9-0 in the 5th. marcus semien clubs his 32nd of the season. might get mvp consideration. mark bash having quite the year himself. 26th homer of the year. the a's own the top wild card spot with the two-game lead over tampa bay. cleveland's loss drops them behind tampa bay for the second wild card spot. giants in atlanta. clinch the game with the giants support. johnny quail on the hill. billy hamilton lines one to right. 1-0 braves. t l field line, two r.b.i. giants fans a look at the future, the short stop here, what a play that was. showing off the range. just glovely. bottom 5, dereck rodriguez on the hill. francisco serveli, braves win

8-1. let's kick it. san jose earth quakes on the road united fc. atlanta strikes first. justin fires off, san jose defenderer goes crazy. replay. 27th minute christian espinosa sneaks the past the goal tender. we're tied at 1. 90th minute. still tied at one. what a goal that was. 3-1, they win over san jose. college football now, the seat is getting a little hotter for jim harbaugh in michigan. stanford and former 49er coach said we were outplayed, umr number 13 wisconsin. late first quarter. wisconsin up 7-0. yards untouched. 14-0. badgers, remember, it is tackle football. second quarter. it's 21-0. jack cone, back to pass, he's

almost untouched until he gets to the goal line. 25 yards. michigan loses 35-14. some of the top plays from college football today, lsu scored eight touchdowned. offensive lineman 6'4", 343 pounds. adrian mcghee. one pancake. watch him again. he'll get another one. watch out. double pancake, we call it. lsu 61-38. pittsburgh wins with a last-minute play they call a pitt special. thy stun ucf at home. the first golden knights loss in the regular since 2016. hey, did you see ts? ohstate' grett lson thwt up to him, and watch this juggling act. how about concentration? go it! ohio state beats miami, 76-5. this is abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. nfl later, the vikings tomorrow,

niners home game. >> pitt play was something. >> it was good. >> i'm just thinking about eating two pancakes. >> those are the pancake us you don't want to eat. >> those eat you up. >> was that the same guy he laid out? >> he laid out a different guy. >> equal opportunity. >> thanks, chris. >> all right. that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico.

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