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>> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> hot, windy weather this week is creating high fire danger. pg&e says they're not taking any chances. tonight they have issued a new warning for north bay residents about potential power shut offs. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. right away let's get to meteorologist drew tuma for the forecast. hey, drew. >> we are anticipating hot weather the next couple of days. and tomorrow night especially the winds in our hills will begin to crank rapidly to 40 miles an hour. it is for that fact a red-flag warning will go into effect tomorrow evening lasting through wednesday morning for the strong wind gusts bringing not only warm but also very dry air causing low humidity. so fires can easily start and easily spread. here are the communities under that red-flag warning.

in the north bay you can see from clear lake, down to fairfield. over to san anselmo, clover dale, east bay hills is part of the red-flag warning. orinda, sunol, close to san jose. we'll take a closer look, not only the hot temperatures coming our way, but the wind as well and when this fire danger will lessen in the accuweather seven-day forecast, guys, in a little bit. >> all right, drew, thank you very much. as a result of the high fire danger, tonight pg&e is notifying thousands of its customers here in northern california, including some in the north bay, that their power may be shut off as a safety precaution. >> abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is live for us in the north bay where some customers could be impacted. cornell. >> reporter: yeah, dion, eric, we learned some could have their power cut in the next 24 hours due to high fire danger. some folks tell us they can't afford to lose power at all. >> we are monitoring the hot and

windy weather in the north bay and in the sierra foothills. >> reporter: pg&e is notifying more than 33,000 customers in sonoma county, 10 now in napa county, and 12,000 customers in lake county that their power would likely be shut off starting late monday afternoon to prevent the ignition of wildfires. 68,000 customers across six counties in the sierra foothills are getting the same alerts. the utility admits it is an extreme move. >> we understand and appreciate how turning off the power affects people and may create hardships. but this is for safety during a heightened fire risk. >> reporter: but maria higgins says she can't lose her power. >> my husband has copd and we can't not have the power. we have to have -- he has to have it. he needs oxygen. >> reporter: but others remember how a fierce firestorm devastated sonoma county two years ago >> i'm for it. i'm willing to have my power shut off. several friends lost their homes.

not a pretty sight. >> reporter: the santa rosa fire department plans to increase staffing levels at fire stations this week when fire danger will be high. >> here we are almost two years later from the tubbs fire and we're right back at a red-flag warning. we definitely want the public to pay attention, be prepared. we are definitely monitoring the situation, but ultimately want to be prepared for the potential of another fire. >> reporter: and tonight peelk knee is asking customers to be prepared and plan ahead for a possible power outage. the utility is also acknowledging tonight that north bay residents did not get a 48-hour notice about the power shut off because, they say, its forecast models indicated there just wasn't time that to give that much notion. we're live in novato, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> cornell, thank you. you can stay on top of the weather any time and get et forecast for your neighborhood with the abc7 news app. just enable push alerts. we will also send alerts with any new updates from pg&e.

>> in the south bay a string of wildfires in the hills above milpitas are keeping a road closed near the calaveras reservoir. there are a total of six fires cal fire is dealing with. they have burned 128 acres and are 70% contained. those fires all started at about noontime yesterday and forced the closure of calaveras road. cal fire says rocks are rolling onto the road and it is not sure when it will reopen. there is no word on what caused those fires. >> in video, you'll see only on abc7 news, a man was caught jumping from roof to roof in the outer mission. >> witnesses say he refused to get down for several hours as san francisco police negotiators talked to him. abc7 news reporter luz pena has this story. >> reporter: holding onto the molding of the walls of this house after being caught jumping from one roof to the next for approximately four hours, this man had many in the mission neighborhood concerned. >> he seemed like he was -- that

he had problems. no shoes, nothing. >> reporter: he and his family had to evacuate their house where the unidentified man broke a window and tried to get into one of the side windows while the police surrounded him. >> my wife was going to take a shower and that's when we found out he was already on the roofs, you know. >> reporter: you could hear his steps? >> he was running all over the tree houses from that house all the way to my house. >> reporter: from 7:10:00 a.m. until close to 11:00 a.m., officers and crisis negotiators tried to speak to the man who refused to get down. in this video, the man can be seen on a tree. chris said he was in that tree for two hours. >> with bands around his wrist and ankle as if he had been -- previously in a hospital or an institution. >> reporter: after hours of negotiations, the man jumped down. was he asking for ? no, water. >> reporter: we showed the last

minutes of the ordeal to a retired san francisco police commander and usf professor. >> the big key is time and distance. that's really it. and options. you see, that's an option for him. they're not trying to grab him or anything. >> reporter: he says officers followed de-escalation protocol. >> the first responders there gave this person the space that he needed to get through this crisis. >> reporter: san francisco police say the man was detained and admitted for medical evaluation. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> the group against a homeless navigation center that is being built along san francisco's waterfront says a judge will rule on their lawsuit to block construction tomorrow. the group safe embarcadero contends the city did not get approval from the state land commission for the center and rshed the project by bypassing the environmental quality act. the 200 bed center is being built on the embarcadero at beal street. a judge two weeks ago denied

another claim from the opponents. lawyers said the center would do irreparable harm and cited the high-profile attack on a woman in her south beach condo. >> a sad update to a car crash tht left a mother and her two children badly hurt along 101 in san rafael. a 3-year-old boy who was critically injured in last wednesday's crash has died. his 6-year-old sister and mother are recovering. that is according to the highway patrol. good samaritans rushed to help the victims after the white toyota suv the three were in hit the center divider and crossed over northbound lanes of traffic. >> developing news. the person of interest involved in last week's shooting at the san jose state campus has turned himself in. police say he is the shooter. 21-year-old santa clara resident joseph vicencio voluntarily met with detectives. he was booked this morning. police believe he shot at the mlk library shattering windows

at the top floors. students narrowly missed by the g gunfire, a parking garage also hit. >> we are hearing from chanel miller, the woman assaulted by swimmer brock turner. we have to warn you her interview is at times graphic. she talked about the night she attended a party in 2015. admittedly got drunk, blacked out and woke up in a hospital. miller said she was kept in the dark about what happened that night, including how two swedish grad students witnessed the assault and held turner down until police arrived. she didn't know she had the details -- she didn't know the details of the investigation until she read a news article online. >> i was alone, sitting at my desk surrounded by coworkers, reading about how i was stripped and then penetrated and discarded in a bed of pine needles behind a dumpster. >> miller then known only as

emily doe recalled the public backlash for those who sided with the olympic hopeful, criticizing her decision to drink that night. >> if you drink to excess, you deserve a hang over, a really bad hangover. but you don't deserve to have somebody insert their body parts inside of you. >> turner was sentenced to six months in county jail. the judge aaron persky was widely criticized for being too lenient and was later recalled from the bench. miller has written a memoir which comes out on tuesday. it's titled "know my name." >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a spate of accidents this year, see what a local transit agency is doing on its tracks. >> there was open house today at the hayward executive airport. if you ever wondered what sky 7 looks like, we'll give you an up-close tour. >> and former nfl star antonio brown says he'll no longer be

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vta is cracking down on law breakers in an effort to prevent zengt accidents. >> all of in coincides with rail safety week. here's unser hassan. >> reporter: the new warning coming from the vta, the message is displayed on the new ghost bikes being parked at stations across the vta system. b repres people who have lost their lives and we want people to pay attention to make sure that doesn't happen to them. >> reporter: along with the ghost bike memorial, the vta is trying another strategy.

releasing reel on social media. >> it's not something we've done before, but we are trying to make a statement and save other people's lives here. >> reporter: there have been 20 accidents so far this year. this past summer there were two accidents in which trains hit passengers who were illegally crossing. and on friday, there was another when a bicyclist was hit by a train. childress says one of the biggest challenges is to crackdown on passengers who try to go under or around crossing gates and fail to realize the second train is coming. passenger jonas says he sees it all the time. >> ducking underneath and running. and the train is already going. it's just nonsense. >> reporter: on tuesday morning, dertmentillon a countyheff commuters breaking the law. unser hassan, abc7 news. >> a developing story now. former nfl star antonio brown has seeminglye

nfl. >> this comes after being released by two teams this month, including the raiders and amid sexual assaul investigation. >> here to explain more is abc7 news sports reporter and anchor chris alvarez. chris, so confusing here. >> it's a lot with a.b. he keeps on doing things and he's not on the football field today. brown was taken on nfl owners and other players on twitter. some apparent revenge tweets he deleted. antonio brown's twitter tirade starting with a declaration. will not be playing in the nfl any more. these owners can cancel deals and do whatever they want. brown making it clear he'll go after money that was guaranteed by the patriots and raiders. >> yeah, he's got about $40 million on the line. all these wounds are. the patriots released him on friday after a woman said he sent her intimidating text messages when she became the second woman to accuse him of sexual misconduct. coach bill bella chiichick rema tight lipped today.

>> what was it? >> -- >> thank you, coach. >> i'm free. they let me go. >> brown's 11-day stint with the patriots a roller coaster controversy. brittany taylor filed a civil suit accusing him of rape. brown denies accusations of conduct. today the football world lashing out. >> a.b. is saying this morning i'm leaving football. he's not. football is leaving him. >> after thanking the patriots friday, brown now burning bridges. tweeting about kraft's solicitation, ben roethlisberger, and a sports illustrated reporter. >> it's irrational thinking. and i think he really needs some help. now, as far as the general manager or head coach, i would not touch him. this year. next year. or ever. >> the nfl tells abc news, the

sexual allegation continues. patriots say they can withhold the money because he violated terms of the contracts. >> wasn't helping himself with the tweets. >> he wasn't. >> chris, thank you. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> we will be watching the winds closely the next couple of days combined with hot temperatures making a comeback. high fire danger, we'll issue a red-flag warning tomorrow evening. especially in the north bay mountains and east bay hills. it can start and spread rapidly. satellite tonight showing you coastal cloud cover. in fact, our east bay hills camera now showing you a little bit of fog in san francisco. mainly clear skies elsewhere overnight tonight. the accuweather forecast highlights, what to expect the next couple of days, you'll wake up tomorrow to a new season. fall officially arrives early tomorrow morning at 12:50 in the morning, but it will feel like summer the next couple of days. warmer temperatures in the afternoon, downright hot everywhere tuesday and

wednesday. combine that with increasing winds over the next couple of days. our fire danger will be running high both tuesday and wednesday. that's why we have the red-flag warning. that will go into effect starting tomorrow night. temperatures right now not too bad. 61 in san francisco. 64 in oakland. 65 in san jose. 73 in brentwood. and right now santa rosa coming in at 62 degrees. so, overnight tonight what you will find are temperatures in the 50s right now. we have some coastal cloud cover building, some coastal cloud cover and patchy fog in and around the bay shoreline. that's about it. plenty of stars out there. we'll cool off into the 50s out the door tomorrow morning. fall officially arrives, again, the autumn equinox at 12:50. the rays are over the equator ushering in the new season. let's show you the cloud cover at 6:00 a.m., waking up to patchy cloud cover on the bay and coast line. otherwise that fog is going to move out of here really quickly in the morning. that means a lot of sunshine in

the afternoon. and temperatures warmer than we were today. so highs on your monday, take a look at this. 76 in the city. 80 in oakland. about 86 in san jose. pretty hot in the north bay tomorrow. 91 in santa rosa. 85 in vallejo. 92 in concord. and antioch up to 92 degrees. what will usher in not only that warmer weather the next couple days, but the strong winds. you have two systems in the making. high pressure off the coast line and low pressure over southern calfornia. these two are really just opposing forces. what will happen, it will create that wind tunnel effect over northern california and that wind is aimed right at the bay area. so starting tomorrow night, that red-flag warning will go into effect really for the north bay mountains and east bay hills along our ridge stops. that's where we could see gusts close to 40 miles per hour. not going to drag in warm air and lower our humidity to bone dry level. this time of year, that combination means many fires can easily start and easily spread. we will track all those conditions for you over the next couple of days.

watch these numbers really take off. by tuesday it is downright hot. even on the coast line 70s and 80s and 90s. it's even hotter than that on wednesday. we're talking 80s and 90s around the bay shoreline. even along the coast likely upper 70s to 80s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. red-flag warning goes into effect tomorrow night. this is hot everywhere. tuesday and wednesday, and then we're going to do 180. relief arrives on thursday. that lessens the fire danger. it's just cool friday. even saturday and sunday, guys, it is below average. cool fall afternoon both days over the weekend, but nonetheless, hot and windy the headline the next couple of days. >> do you think this is the last stretch of hot weather? >> we can get hot days in october. we'll keep track of that. >> thanks. >> i'm glad you fixed that for me. because i thought you were sake it was going to be 180. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 tonight was the 71st emmy awards

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history was made tonight at the 71st annual primetime emmy awards. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm so overwhelmed and i am so overjoyed to have lived long enough to see this day. >> actor billy porter became the first openly gay man to win an emmy for best actor in a drama series for his role as pray tell in the show prose nfx. "game of thrones" broke a record with 32 emmy nominations, including best drama series, which it won. >> for everyone who worked with us on it, i can't believe we finished it. i can't believe we did it. we did it all together. and it's over. and, and we shall never see a

like again. >> abc's how to get away with murder, actress viola davis, black ish anderson and jimmy kimmel live got emmy nods this year. >> ads ran for disney plus, the upcoming streaming service. the big announcement, you can now preorder the service. customers can go to disney plus.com and will have the option of purchasing monthly and annual subscriptions. disney plus launches on november 12th. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> okay. it was a good day for one bay area nfl team and not such a good day for another. >> that's a perfect way to sum it up. let's go home. good day for one, bad day for others. raiders not a great day. niners struggled in the beginning, ends up being a good

>> announcer: abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the 49ers had the opportunity to begin the season 3-0 today. the last time that happened, the national average price of gas, 1.12 a gallon. titanic was the top grossing movie. that year, 1998. terrell owens inducted in the hall of fame in 2019. 13-10 game, jeff wilson, jr., his second score of the game, 17-13, niners fourth quarter. ma rph filling in for roethlisberger to donte johnson. pittsburgh retakes the lead. back and forth we go. niners had five fumbles. there's one of them. steelers recover. the niners defense gets it right back. a few plays later erik armstead, big play, strips the ball, niners recover.

that led to this. jimmy g., tight window there. finds donte pettis, game winning score. niners 3-0 the first time since '98, 24-20. >> the game today and the game at tampa, those are games we have not been able to win here, have two games like that where things don't go perfect. says a lot about the character of the guys in there. i think we have gotten better in how we're playing. it also says our guys are mentally a lot stronger and they're pretty relentless. >> you appreciate games like this. me as a nine-year vet, i can appreciate games like this. i've been in quite a few of them. and how you respond to these games goes a long way to how your season goes. >> it's a mind-set we have in the locker room. great group of guys, great coaches. i think it starts from the top down. we now what we have and we have to prove it on the field now. >> niners now hit the by week. the raiders will be racking up the frequent fliers miles. they don't have a true home game until november 3rd at the coliseum. sandwich between now and then,

minnesota, london, houston. you know you're in minnesota when you see that guy. a viking. first quarter opening possession, vikings quarterback kirk cousins, fake, roll, find adam felan. 7-0 early. 211 yards on the ground, here's a one-yard score, pounds it in 14-0, minnesota. raiders tight end deron waller, wasn't a bright spot. 13 catches, is 134 yards. here's 30 yards from number 83. he's an impressive player on that raider offense. leds to a first touchdown. raiders get tricky here. derek carr up top to j.j. nelson, 29 yards and in. two scores and a pick. vikings win by 120. raiders a 20. raiders are one and two. >> if you fall behind this game early, they have the closeers that can make it difficult on you. and the noise doesn't help. archipelago this wasn't the same

feeling like in the past, it's hard to get a's yard. right now we feel very confident. but we just didn't finish our drives in this game. >> this abc sports report sponsored by river rock casino. guys, remember i said when i was 12, i showed you that picture. it's on social media. i was a little football player. in '98, i'm sorry. number 32, but number one in your hearts. >> good one. everybody check it out. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. two california women are under arrest, accused of scamming people across the country of nearly a million dollars. how they did it using phone calls and gift cards. >> and what should have been the happiest moment of a couple's life turned to tragedy. how the man died while proposing

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what will you find? >> 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, pg&e says it anticipates shutting off power in nine counties in the bay area and sierra foothills starting tomorrow night because of the high fire danger. those counties include parts of lake, napa and sonoma countys in the north bay. the shut off is expected to affect 124,000 customers across the state. >> san francisco police were engaged in a four-hour standoff today with a man who led them on a chase from rooftop to rooftop in the city's mission district. officers say the man was in crisis. he came down and was tackled eventually by police officers. >> a rail safety ad campaign from the santa clara valley transportation authority is catching a lot of attention. it shows dashcam video from light rail vehicles involved in

accidents. vta wants people to pay attention when they're around train tracks. there have been 20 accidents so far this year. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is threatening president trump with, quote, a whole new stage of investigation unless his administration shares with congress a whistleblower complaint. congress wants to know what was said between mr. trump and the leader of ukraine during a july phone call. the administration has refused request for the transcript to be released to congress. the "wall street journal" reported president trump repeatedly pressured eight times, rather, ukraine's president to investigate democratic presidential candidate joe biden's son for his business dealings in ukraine. today the president appeared to acknowledge that conversation. ely congratulatory, was s largely corruption, all of the corruption taking place. was largely the fact that we don't want our people like vice-president biden and his son creating to the corruption

already in the ukraine. >> the white house is facing a thursday deadline. >> what was supposed to be a joyful moment for baton rouge couple turned tragic in an instant. a man died during under water dive in africa moments after proposing to his girlfriend. that's steven webber free diving while on vacation in tanzania. you can see he swims up to his girlfriend who is behind a glass wall in an under water room to propose. webbar holds a note against the cabin's glass window, he swims away and that's when the tragedy happened. >> that smile never stops. but he's the kind of guy that when he walks into a room, he's glowing and it's like the ripple effect. it makes you feel very happy to be around him. >> hotel staff said there was nothing that could have been done after they found webber unconscious. she said she is heartbroken over the fact webber never heard her

answer which would have been a million times yes. >> one of the world's oldest and largest tour operators has collapsed potentially stranding 600,000 travelers. thomas cook has canceled all of its bookings. last-minute negotiations to keep the financially strapped british company afloat failed. it is said to undergo the largest repatriation in its peace time history. it is shelling out millions to bring 150,000 british customers home starting tomorrow. two southern california women have been arrested on suspicion of scamming people nationwide by posing as irs agents over the phone and demanding victims pay them in target gift cards. 25-year-old l.a. resident lu and lee from gardena were arrested after detectives caught them buying thousands of dollars worth of electronics and other mrchandise from an l.a. county target. when investigators searched their homes, they found $900,000 in new goods. detectives believe there are more victims out there. they also believe more people are involved in the crime ring.

>> a woman is under arrest for stealing $6,000 worth of quarters. she made her get away in a stroller. bakersfield police tweeted the photo you see here. officers noticed the woman friday struggling to push the stroller. they went to check on her but realized it wasn't a baby she was pushing. investigators believe the quarters were taken during a home burglary. the woman was arrested and is facing several charges. >> with it the math. six grand in quarters should way about 300 pounds. that's why she was having trouble. a computer virus has brought down union city's computer infrastructure bringing a halt to essential services like licensing and permitting. the city's servers were infected with a virus yesterday. it disabled much of the city's technology, including email. emergency services from police and fire were not affected. union city says it will delay opening city hall until noon tomorrow so it can brief employees about the outage. officials say they are working with cyber security experts to restore i.t. services.

>> santa rosa resident and celebrity chef guy fieri says he is heartbroken over food network star carl ruiz's death. the 44-year-old appeared several times. he owned la cubana which confirmed his death on social media but didn't specify how he died. he called him a great friend and said he will forever live on in my heart and in all those who loved him. >> cable cars will be back in action in san francisco tomorrow. the cars were put out of service for ten days for maintenance. s.f.m.t.a. needed to fix their gearboxes which propel cable cars up hills. this is the final step in a three-year $6 million restoration project. >> in the east bay, a celebration of women and aviation and free airplane rides for kids. >> abc7 news was in hayward for the hayward executive airport's open house in honor of women in the industry. guests got to check out vintage

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visit the west side of treasure island starting today and you'll find something new that may seem vaguely familiar. you'll have plenty of time to check it out for yourself. it's scheduled to be there at least five years. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story. what's old has become new again. >> reporter: it has been said that what goes around comes around, but never in this particular form. >> if you had not known what it was, would you know what it is? >> no. >> um, i don't know what this is. >> reporter: and that's from tom

loughlin, the man who sculpted it. so you like the fact that it -- >> vibrates. >> reporter: that's hardly the intended function of this 22 ton steel ring and riveted sections with a light on top, a signal light, we might add, that you may have seen before and never noticed. that light had been on the bay bridge since the day it opened in 1936, as was the steel. through trains, and an earthquake, and a demolition. now some of that same steel is reincarnated as commissioned public art in what might be a perfect spot on treasure island in full view of icons older and newer. >> we just cut some wedges out of the girders and folded them up, welded them back together. >> reporter: and then he put in electric motors for that vibrating resonating effect. >> ooh. it sounds like, ooh. >> reporter: karen and claire sort of stumbled on the installation today. claire is 92. she waltched the original bridg

go up. does it need more? >> it meeds more in my estimation. >> reporter: what does it need? >> a light house. >> reporter: it has a light up there. and that's what she told the sculptor. did what she said hurt her feelings? >> no. >> i believed him. >> reporter: still controversial. at the end of the day you can say? >> i can say it's interesting. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> got to agree with her there. >> kind of want to go check it out. all right, one last check of the weather. >> here's drew. >> hey, guys. we're going to find a patch of fog overnight tonight. temperature wise, we're going to drop into the 50s. a lot of ufrs will see plenty of stars as we head overnight tonight. highs tomorrow, it will get warm. warmer than we were today with this warming trend beginning 80 the high in richmond, 76 in san francisco. 91 in santa rosa. 92 in concord, and san jose it will get warm at 86 degrees. now, tomorrow evening a red-flag warning will go into effect for

high fire danger. this begins at 9:00 p.m., and it will last through wednesday morning. in the north bay mountains and east bay hills especially, we could see ridge-top gusts to 40 miles per hour. that will drop humidity levels to very low numbers, so the combination of warm dry breezy conditions mean fires can easily start and easily spread. keep our eyes on the winds very closely the next couple of days. accuweather seven-day forecast, it's a warm first day of fall tomorrow. fall officially arrived here in about an hour from now. it's hot tuesday and wednesday before we see much cooler weather greet us for the second half of the seven-day forecast. >> drew, thanks. >> now sports, here's chris alvarez. >> a's closing in on the playoffs with a week to go. terrell owens in the house. what he had to say

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>> after today one week remains in baseball season. the a's currently hold the top spot in the a.l. wild card race. let's pickup the action against the rangers. sinsu chu. willie calhoun had two homers. 2-0 texas. 6th batter in the game, two-run homer to left. three in the first, rangers win 8-3. the a's hold the top spot in the wild card. tampa bay/cleveland tied for second in the race. ni markis can't make the ants ue evan longoria adds in insurance. the giants win their final road game 4-1. they're back in oracle park on tuesday. the 49ers had one of the rich est histories in all of the nfl. you can't write that history

without pro football hall of famer terrell owens. he was honored by becoming the 29th inductee in the niners hall of fame. he was honored with a statue at the niners hall of fame today, honored at halftime and spoke with the media before the steelers/niners game. i had a chance to ask what it was like in the catch against the packers. he considered that his most iconic play in a niners uniform. >> definitely ranks up there as one of the top plays. definitely not only for the san francisco 49ers, but you see we're celebrating the 100th season in the national football league. that's obviouly one of the plays that made the top plays throughout the history of the significant here in san francisco, but i think throughout the national football league itself. >> remember that play like it was yesterday. have you ever wondered what it was like to fly? i know i have. until earlier this week, i

didn't know. senior sports producer casey pratt and i got a sneak peek at warriors hooptopia. >> hello. >> what you're looking at here is the game time, and we need you to do the ultimate slam dunk to win the game. >> where do i need to go? i'm getting harnessed up. are we the first? >> you're one of our first test subjects. >> i don't know if that's a good thing. >> it is, trust me. >> yes, i am ready. ah! oh! i can fly! nailed it. >> the official opening is going to be wednesday, october 9th. we anticipate thousands of people coming. >> i can usually dunk just fine without all this, but for the exercise i'm going to put it on. oh, no. >> i feel like you guys did

good. did you have fun? >> did you have fun? >> i had fun watching you guys have fun. >> with authority! >> best job ever. >> it really is. and, hey, did you see this? former warriors star andre iguodala served as moderator in indy grand prix. took a ride in the two-seater with mario andretti before the race. how about that. the 2019 indy car season finale. i need to get on that ride next. that's my next goal. hear me out, monterey. this is abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. >> larry can't get that kind of air that you guys did, right? >> no. >> it's hang time. that was impressive. >> that's really fun. it's going to be a whole thing thhe cha center. $36 for adults, 27 for kids. it will be a whole hour experience. tey're still building it, but it's almost like a very cool disneyland ride.

you get drafted by the warriors, you go through a whole career, confetti. >> that is so cool. >> totally immersive, kind of like a museum, except for warriors. >> i'd like to get on the race car track. >> let's make it snappy. >> amazing mario andretti is still going. he's 79, still driving. >> way faster than that. >> all right, chris, thank you very much. >> you got it. >> that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. for all of us here at

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