election less than two weeks away and early voting is happening in the bay area. the giants are playing their one-time rivals the dodgers this weekend here at oracle park, but there also fighting another battle as nearly 1,000 of their concession workers fight for better working conditions how a cordon blue trained east bay baker is hoping once covid way her sense of taste and smell. temperatures are even hotter tomorrow. i'll let you know how that affects air quality abc 7 news starts right now. ving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. it is a battle at the ballpark that's happening off the field concession workers at oracle park have voted by overwhelming margins to authorize a strike

demanding better working conditions with that. we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lin. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream tonight. we are hearing from some workers and representatives abc 7 news reporter tim johns was at the stadium today and he has this story new at 11. amid one of the most intense rivalries and major league baseball between the giants and the dod the hometown team is facing the possibility of a double header in hard-fought battles. yes, i'm will concerned about it saturday night nearly 1,000 food concession workers at oracle park voted overwhelmingly to authorize their unions to go on strike concession workers say they want things like access to better health insurance higher wages and more covid safety protocols among other things the workers say they haven't gotten a pay raise in three years and many feel unsafe doing their jobs. after 20 of their colleagues contracted covid since the start

of this season, we feel like we we're not protected. it's no shield. no, nothing. the employees are demanding better contracts from their employer bon appetit, but their union president and odd singh says, it's really the giants who hold most of the cards and that's up to them to provide improved working conditions many. workers have worked you know for the ballpark for decades some of them go back to candlestick the candlestick days sing believes the giants have a responsibility to step up to the plate and says most of what's being asked for is modest for a franchise as well off as the mlb team. it's a sentiment that's one support from local politicians such as districts. it's supervisor matt haney who was on site for the workers vote saturday night, and i know that this place doesn't operate without the workers. they're the ones who make place run they serve the food. they are really what bring the spirit to the stadium but with negotiations beginning this week singh says he's hoping both sides can come to an agreement

soon. there's an opportunity here for you know the employer to come to the table and do right and for the giants to come to the table and address our concerns and do right by these workers in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news. now the giants responded to today's strike vote in a statement. it reads quote bon appetit management company and local 2 are currently engaged in collective bargaining negotiations. we encourage both sides to work productively to reach an agreement as soon as possible the giants make the health and safety of everyone working and visiting oracle park a top priority. we operate our venue in compliance with local and state health requirements and quote. well smoke from wildfires burning to our north is affecting air quality here in the bay area that smoke is expected to increase small buildup prompting a spare the air alert for tomorrow for instance in glass. in for drew tonight tracking those conditions and francis things are going to be heating up as well. yeah along with high pressure comes a heat and also the hazy

skies and the poor air quality. here's what it looks like right now. we have mainly modern air quality around the bay area with the exception of belmont where it's actually good and then of course as we travel farther east and south lake tahoe, we'll see areas that are unhealthy near south lake tahoe or unhealthy for sensitive groups. now the near surface smoke shows. hay sticks around throughout tomorrow and even monday so here's a forecast for air quality around the bay area. we expect poor air quality in the inland east bay and also in the santa clara valley and so that's why there is a spare the air alert for tomorrow. you may want to consider carpooling or limiting your driving on monday moderate for everyone but the air quality advisory for the smoke and haze. wildfires is expected to continue through labor day dion. all right, francis. we'll talk to you soon. well, there is encouraging news from the tahoe area containment on the kaldor fire is up to 43% tonight. we are going to keep this code you see it at your screen at the bottom there. it's on the left hand side

throughout our fire coverage now if you use your cell phone camera, you can scan it and it'll take you to the abc 7 wildfire tracker. that's where you can get details on the major wildfires burning in the state. we will show you this again at 135 so be sure to grab your phone and we'll walk you through it then. well that fire has burned more than 214,000 acres so far but containment jumped from 37% this morning to that 43% this evening some evacuation orders have been lifted on the western flank and on the eastern flank cal fire credit. there for allowing firefighters to gain some ground on containment. we had in very fortunate the last couple days with some mitigating weather for allow our firefighters to really take some aggressive approach to trying to reach our containment objectives. calmer wind speeds have slowed the spread of the cal. fire meantime evacuees are anxiously waiting all of the all-clear signs to return to their homes reporters sebastian

robertson spoke to some south lake tahoe residents who are waiting for more good news. this is driving down highway 50 guided by the light of a dark orange sky. well, it's seven o'clock at night. and it looks like it's night time. so it was pretty eerie. it was pretty sickening. really richard and carolina matera captured this cell phone video of their drive out of south lake tahoe video. they're sharing with us from a red cross shelter in reno. oh, it's a terrible feeling, you know, you don't know if you're gonna return i don't know what to bring red cross volunteers turning the reno sparks convention center into a temporary evacuation shelter, and this is just one of many cities across the region hosting kaldor fire evacuees. like i have no family, so i'm very attached to my pet and when you get that taken away, it's quite a jolt. susan owens tells me she left her dog with a different group of volunteers in order to be

able to stay. reno shelter, this will be her sixth night away from home, and she's expecting to stay longer. i wish i knew sebastian because we don't have a clue when we're going to be able to go home for many the frustration is growing patients running out meanwhile donations keep coming in. we had a great showing of volunteers and community supports as for the materas their focusing their angst passing. the day is red cross volunteers something they've done before but never in their backyard, it's definitely a new dynamic for us because these are our neighbors and fellow citizens of celica those definitely very different than what we're used to a community that has already been hit hard. the fire has already burned a quarter of a million acres this as thousands of displaced people wait to see what it will do next. that was sebastian robertson reporting well moving on now to

california's recall election which is less than two weeks away early voting is expanding in several. bay area counties starting this weekend elections officials say voter turnout is already shaping up to be historic abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has more on this story. the drive-through lane is open at san francisco city hall. it's the first weekend. you can drop off your ballot for california's recall election. tell me why you wanted to drive down here today well for the convenience of doing it on a saturday and then just to get my vote in early. i think it's a waste of money that we're having to go. through this i feel it's really important for every vote this weekend city hall is also open for early in-person voting. this is a very strong turnout for this election elections chief john arnt says fewer voters are showing up. year, but mail-in ballots are flooding in so far 183,000 ballots have been received out of about 500,000 ballots mailed to registered voters in the city. the turnaround right now is only

about two percentage points behind last november 2020 election the presidential election and that elect was actually the biggest election as these history making it clear just how high interest is in deciding if governor gavin newsom keeps his job in sacramento here in san mateo county early voting. a gun in fact starting this weekend. there are more days and more way. vote there is a lot of activity particularly on the vote by mail side of the equation. we're receiving a lot of ballots. san mateo county elections officials say 167,000 male and ballots have been received out of about 440,000 registered voters, but others are choosing to cast their ballot in person. i had a ballot in the mail. they took my ballot and they tore it up my mail-in ballot so i can vote. with the machine turn on santos from foster city says he doesn't trust the post office with his ballot. i don't know who at the post office who receives it worse

here. i think i have more confidence with the elections division here elections officials say every vote will be counted more voting centers will open starting next weekend. just get out and vote. it's essential. this is a historical election and everybody's voice needs to be heard cornell bernard abc 7 news. meantime santa clara county has also opened early voting centers 19 sites open today another 17 will be added one week from now and if you are already registered to vote, you'll get a vote by mail ballot if you haven't registered you can still vote by doing a conditional voter registration that's available as late as election day, which is september 14th. governor newsom is pulling out all of the stops to fight the recall today. he was joined by massachusetts, senator elizabeth warren for an event in culver city near los angeles warren went after the top republican candidate larry elder, you know, what i'm concerned about is larry elder. because you asked me why i'm here today what larry elder is saying is put him in the

governor's office and if he gets any chance at all, he will take away the duly elected democratic majority and he will hand. united states senate over to mitch mcconnell and the republicans tomorrow governor newsome is going to be campaigning again in southern california. but with minnesota senator amy klobuchar. and abc 7 news has learned vice president kamala harris will campaign for governor gavin newsom this wednesday in the bay area. harris was supposed to hit the trail with newsome a couple of weeks ago, but the attack on the airport in kabul led to her scrapping those plans to stay in washington, no details other than the date have been revealed so far about her upcoming visit. and don't forget. you put together an abc 7 originals documentary called total recalled about california's last recall. you can find it on the abc 7 bay area app available on apple tv android tv amazon tv and roku. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11

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is the last day for extra unemployment benefits for millions of people hard hit by the covid pandemic three federal programs for laid off workers are coming to an end and seven and a half million people will g workers and the self-employed millions more will see their unemployment checks cut by $300 a week. now throughout the pandemic

abc's 7 has been working to build a better bay area by tracking how covid-19 is impacting everything from the economy to your health tonight. we're learning the viruses caused an award-winning east bay baker to lose her sense of taste and smell she is talking about her ordeal as her wildly popular restaurant in benicia. just won a prestigious award. here's abc 7 news reporter leslie, brinkley. have been lining up since 2018 when cordon bleu trained baker hannah lee pervan stopped baking bread for french laundry and set up one house bakery in downtown benicia. they stayed open with to go orders during the pandemic and helped out local food pantries, but 2021 brought another challenge. january completely lost my taste and smell i've gone from you know being able to taste of the jam

is slightly overdone by a few degrees to not being able to tell the difference between strawberries and raspberries anymore. so it's it was really heartbreaking as some smell returned. it was all wired wrong apples taste like, you know citrus and pecans taste like pears and everything tastes like burning her band said she's trying smell therapy that is using roses lavender eucalyptus and lemons every day to try to stimulate different parts of her brain. she relies on the taste buds of others on her team to keep her recipes on target still wowing her customers the fact that she can still come to work and sir people and i can't tell the difference in august one house. bakery was recognized by the state assembly as a small business of the year and pervan decided to stop publicly hiding her loss of taste. i did a post on instagram about it, and i probably 200 people said their they're going through

the same thing other food people in the industry of somaliers said he lost his face. i'm so grateful such a weird. gallons of being like so sad about losing my taste but being so grateful that i'm not on a ventilator and i'm alive in benicia. i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. she is the definition of resilience. well in the north bay the first big music festival in the bay area since the pandan bank is so far going off without a hitch bottle rock in napa is wrapping up its second day and there are a lot of precautions in place proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within the past 72 hours is required yesterday bottle rock reported about 96% of its visitors were vaccinated with the rest providing a negative test tonight's headliners were cyrus and guns and roses and certainly a nice day out there to do anything that you happen to want to do with this kind of weather francis. yeah, and if you're heading

there tomorrow is gonna be gorgeous as well plenty of sunshine near 90 degrees so t-shirt and shorts weather. i want to show you live doppler 7 with the fog and lou clouds being compressed with high pressure and that's going to allow temperatures to creep into the triple digits over the next couple days. and here's a live shot from sutra looking downtown, san francisco. you the shallow marine layer and the high pressure is pushing the air down keeping that marine layer shallow, and then that will allow things to warm up inland temperatures right now mainly in the 50s and 60s. san francisco is currently 55 oakland 59, san jose still hanging on to 63 degrees and it's been cooler in pacifica today 54 right now and this time we're looking from emeryville across the bay waters are very calm and you notice there's a little bit of fog here in low clouds so more archers for you in santa rosa, nevada 54 but then check out concord and livermore still in the low 70s right now in this hour and this

time we're looking from the east bay out towards bay bridge in san francisco. you seeomethog t f rr ispare the air day so minimize driving if you can't or carpool. are heading to bottle rock, so it's going to be sizzling inland. so triple digits and then mild at the coast and that's because of the debris, but we are expecting hazy skies all the way through labor day because of the wildfires and the smoke here's a forecast animation showing you the cloud cover because of the high pressure. we're going to see very minimal cloud cover and even at the beaches will get partly cloudy conditions. we will still get a little bit of a sea breeze and that's going to allow things to stay cooler at the beaches because we'll see a little bit of a northwest flow and then tomorrow afternoon the breeze will pick up at temperatures will still warm. up inland in fact highs tomorrow are going to be warmer compared to today. so it was warmer today. it's going to get hot tomorrow and that continues into monday. so if you want cooler weather

head to the coast 68 and half moon bay, san francisco 72. we'll see some upper 70s and 80s around the bay really comfortable in san mateo 81 degrees. there's also the millbury art there, but then hot and'll be hazy especially in the interior valleys and in the south bay, san jose warm. up to 88 look for low 90s in santa rosa and also in san rafael also lows tonight will drop into the mid to low 50s, especially in the north bay. so we will see that marine layer creep in overnight tomorrow morning will wake up with some cloud cover, but that will quickly dissipate to give you an idea of how warm it is going to be. here's a look at the week ahead for an example for example in livermore. our average highs 87. so we're about 10 degrees above that for the next couple days then. have a system moving through mid-week will be below average by friday and you can see that in the accuweather seven day forecast as well. so hot and hazy tomorrow with the spare alert and effect

temperatures don't change too much for labor day. so the heat is on and then it gets breezy and cooler tuesday a seasonal range by wednesday the cooling continues and notice much cloudier and cooler by friday and little change into next weekend, but hopefully next weekend will be a little bit more comfortable for everyone especially for inland communities and hopefully we'll get that smoke under control by then dion. yeah. we hope francis. thanks still head on abc 7 news at 11:00 mini horses and healthcare. they make a great team for some frontline workers looking for a little reprieve from the pand.

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switch today. therapy horses paid a visit to john muir medical center in walnut creek today to support frontline healthcare workers staff were able to pet and hug even take selfies with the miniature horses from the organization angels for minis horse rescue healthcare workers say they've had a pretty tough year and the therapy animals

have given them away to cope with pandemic related stress from caring for people sick with covid one critical care nurse says she is volunteering with the organization. they've really helped me a lot through pandemic i go it's really therapeutic and stress relieving. me to go and even though i'm still caregiver there it's very different with the animals. yeah, those horses so cute too the families of health care workers were also invited to come see the horses which turn the event into a pretty good time for kids as well. chris alvarez joining us now chris. i would love to have a mini horse in the studio. let's do it this brigham tomorrow sports cal football opens, the 2021 campaign giants turn to the bullpen against the blue. could san francisco. stay atop the piano western with la even the series is the battle for first continues highlights

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abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers with an epic 11 inning win over the dodgers friday night the giants took a one game lead in the nl west saturday a bullpen game for san francisco and the dodgers it took advantage mass of dodgers fans walking into oracle park fight for first place san francisco. hoping to extend their lead in the division to two but trey turner lead off homer into the sun la actually scored three in the first so bad news to the giants before they even get to the dish but giants get one back buster posey. got to get him going runners on the corners base hit in the right. chris bryant scores happy baby. happy giants fans. it's 3-1 after one. jess still struggling getting two outface hits two on two out in the fourth. tommy la stella pops out to shortstop right there and

shallow left nine milo thumb bait one on base. excuse me, one for eight with men in scoring position bottom seven. yes strikes out blake trying the former a gets him and then top of the ninth corey seeger adds to the dodgers lead with a home run giants lose six one. so we're all tied up the top pno west going the series finale tomorrow. hey, he's trying to get back on track after a tough loss in toronto top seven for two game. chad pinder jammed hits it towards former a marcus simeon. can't get the ground ball there canna scores a's down one bottom seven two on for ti oscar hernandez three-run. blastoff, jake deakman oakland gave up four home runs seven three toronto, but down 10 3 in the ninth here. come the green and gold mark hanna three-run shot to left. it's all of a sudden the 10-6 game. two batters later sean murphy two-run homer to left and just like that with no outs oakland right back in it down 10 to 8, but they would fall short on the rally chris davis strike out looking and the a's lose 10 to 8.

pac-12 after dark cow hosting nevada open the season first quarter golden bears open the scoring damian moore caps a 15 play 63 yard drive seven. nothing golden bears cal score touchdowns on their first two possessions chase garbers to nico ramijo 14 nothing cow, but the pack battle back carson strong the quarterback connects with romeo dobbs. 43 yards for the score and it's a 14-10 game early third quarter fast forward strong to elijah. 16 yards for the go-ahead score nevada score 22 unanswered to take the lead and now we go to the fourth last chance for cal fourth and sixth garbage. class is incomplete and beats cal 22:17. this abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealer san jose state stanford also played today. we'll have those hats in the second half of sports dion. alright, sounds good chris. thanks much more to come on abc 7 news at 11 the debate over

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san francisco's elections. chief says so far 183,000 ballots have been received. that's out of about 500,000 ballots mailed to register voters in the city. concession workers at oracle park have voted by an overwhelming majority to walk off the job negotiations between workers and management over covid-19. safety payments have stalled the san francisco giants say those talks are ongoing between the food service provid. and local 2 and containment on the kaldore fire burning near lake tahoe has gone up to 43 percent firefighters. a progress is being made because of calm winds these past couple of days some evacuation orders on the western side of the fire have been lifted that fire has burned at least 214,000 acres. well if you didn't catch this in the first half hour, we do want to take a moment to point it out. once again, check it out. this is the qr code connected with our wildfire coverage. all you have to do is grab your cell phone and open your camera

app. basically if you scan this, it'll take you to the abc 7 wildfire tracker that will help you follow the major fires across the state and track the air quality for your neighborhood. police in south lake tahoe are dealing with a rash of bear break-ins tens of sense of people have been evacuated because of the kaldore fire now when homes are empty. there is always a risk of break-ins and looting but the burglar alarms those are being set off by bears who've been displaced by the fire. can see there they are. for food in the abandoned homes a tree planting event at cal maritime in vallejo was aimed at replacing hundreds of trees that were lost in a fast-moving wildfire. it's been almost two years since the glen cove fire. it began crossed interstate 80 and then jumped the freeway to the cal maritime campus flames came dangerously close to several buildings, but firefighters stopped the fire before it devastated the campus

in total about 400 trees were lost. today the campus community got to work planting the first of will be 600 to 800 trees to replace those that were lost a tree planting. into an educational event as well participants learned about tree species native to the region and their impact on helping the environment 50 students participated and we planted a native california native trees the species orbitious species and horizon species. cal maritime is the only maritime academy on the us west coast. it's one of the 23, california state university campuses. and evacuations have been lifted after a small fire broke out at linwood hill park in novato this afternoon. you can see there the smoke from this pg&e wildfire camera image residents of nearby homes were asked to leave firefighters made quick work though of the fire

and extinguished the blaze in about an hour. tonight at least 67 people have been killed across eight states in the aftermath of hurricane. ida. ida has become the deadliest tropical system to hit the united states in the last four years in hard hit louisiana clean up efforts continue nearly a week after ida came ashore as a category 4 storm. president biden toured some of the damage friday and thanked hard-working power company employees for trying to restore electricity to many parts of the state 25,000 linemen from around the country have come here to louisiana to help crews from 32 different states, right and two of them lost their lives in the process of trying to get power back up. president biden will travel to new york and new jersey tuesday to survey storm damage in those states new york city mayor bill de blasio announced he is forming a new weather response task force to prepare for future storms that could bring major

flooding. the surge of covid cases in the south is getting worse in the state of georgia 95% of its icu beds are now occupied more children are being diagnosed with covid than any other point in the pandemic at about 2,000 a day statewide the cdc is advising on vaccinated americans not to travel along for the long labor day holiday weekend and the white house's plans to start delivering vaccine booster shots by september 20th may be delayed accord. to new york times the federal government is waiting for more data from moderna before moving forward with the plan. well knew at 11 now san mateo native tom brady confirms that he had covid-19 in february just after the super bowl 55 championship boat parade. the buccaneers quarterback says the virus is going to be challenging this year. he told the tampa bay times that he thinks it will play more of a then last year because of the

delta variant the buccaneers have a 100% vaccination rate. well, two in three frequent flyers say mandatory vaccinations would make them feel safer about traveling in the air but support for air travel vaccine passports is split down party lines according to a survey of frequent flyers done by xenophon analytics 95% of democrats surveyed responded. they'd support such a passport only 48% of republicans. would support one one in ten frequent flyers say they have no intention of getting vaccinated. well vaccine passports have become controversial in issue. some states have banned them but strategists note. it could be a time before airlines begin implementing proof of vaccination rules for domestic flyers the terrible figure of 1,500 deaths a day now from the delta from the delta variant if the spikes continue in the cases continue, i believe that the airline industry in the

government's going to be forced to to mandate mandy mandate vaccines for for air travel. one footnote to the survey is 90% of those who responded said they were either partially or fully vaccinated. the oakland zoo handed out free family passes to their visitors if they got vaccinated for covid-19 today. there's been an enthusiastic response to the program so far. the pass is good for a one-day admission for two adults and two children plus free parking for one car. it's valued at 98 dollars and the campaign is part of the zoo's community outreach. ram this is our second pop-up vaccination. we have two more upcoming and we just hope that we can be a resource for our community and help. stop the surge the next vaccination event is september 30. drop-ins are welcome, or you can make an appointment on the zoo's website. you can also use the pass on the day of your shot or at a future date of your choice. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11

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francisco's japan town tonight the organization partnered with nonprofit gold house to buy out the theater and raise awareness of the movies. primarily asian cast 2002 pageant winner fall. and plays shang cheese mom. we are so proud of our this is something to significant to see this particular community represented the way we would like to see ourselves represented. disney by the way, is the parent company of abc 7 and francis. i want to see the movie too. i'm so jealous. i know i bought a bunch of tickets for monday with the kids. so come join us deon deal. okay, and you really may want to head to the movies because there's going to be very hot inland tomorrow, but i want to show you this really pretty shot from sutro twin peaks looking out towards downtown san francisco. can s mart miner is very compressed so high pressure will outom afternoon. rnight tso we' around the bay area low 50s in the north bay mid-50s around the bay and then tomorrow afternoon with high pressure things are really going

to warm up near a hundred inland, but at the beaches because of the sea breeze that'll keep things in the upper 60s to near 70 72 in san francisco. so there's a spare the air alert tomorrow hot and hazy and those conditions continue into labor day dion. all right francis. thanks now to chris with the preview of sports chris. deon coming up in sports the first full saturday of college football is here stanford hits the road and san jose has the la some costly turnovers at the coliseum proved to be the difference for san jos it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat.

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7 is sponsored by your local. toyota dealers san jose state football got their season kicked off last week with a win over southern utah today, the spartans made a trip down south. to the coliseum to take on number 15 usc spartan players meditating getting ready before the game. it was all usc in the first half though. nick starkel out of the shotgun

picked off by drake jackson that led to the only touchdown the first half keaton slovis 29 yards to taj washington usc led 13th at the half slovis 263 yards and two scores second half sparty finally gets it going starkel to isaiah hamilton 23 yards down to the two yard line. so 308 yards, but two interceptions next play tyler nevins who grew up near the coliseum drives it in for the score. 11 play 74 yard drive spartans down 13-7 and they got the ball back. so momentum on their side, but they put the ball in the hands of nick nash. you got six yards the first round then fumbles here luckily got it back, but sparty would end up punting usc would get a field goal and then in the fourth see the turnover almost there sparkle this a turnover here greg johnson the pick and that is your ball game trojans win it 30 to 7, but stanford, kansas state in dallas. at smith's son plays for stanford playing the place where

dad's number is retired him at the fourth only at 15 yards of rushing k-state's first drive. ku blue kelly with a great pick in the end zone initially ruled an incompletion but check out the replay the foot gets down for the interception some kind of play right there. stanford's often struggle. the wildcats did not do spawn 59 yards and gone 14-nothing k-state. and yes, the deuce is loose late in the the half though stanford's jack west back to throw picked up by russ east the cardinal had six punts and two picks before a touchdown on their final drive cardinal lose 24/7 with a lot of things to correct heading into usc week. this game was not indicative of how hard we played how hard we practice and how well we practice. this point to me is to put that on my shoulders that we didn't go out there and execute better. our guys are gonna be sick when they watch this film because the opportunities are going to be there. going to be there. we did not take advantage. well, you know you're in eugene when you see duck

fresno state my alma mater in oregon early first quarter oregon's defensive end gave on thibodeau predicted by many to be the top pick in the upcoming draft sax haner. forces the fumble on oregon recovers would lead to their first touchdown. oregon at 14 nothing later in the first thibodaux gets rolled up on his left ankle. ouch that hurt he would leave and not return officially a sprained ankle and foot x-rays were negative. that's good news. third quarter bulldogs down eight jake hai kid from danville calls his own number bulldogs have the two-point conversion to all of a sudden. it's a 21 all game upset alert just over three minutes to go game tied fourth and two anthony brown. shotgun keeps it on the option and takes it 30 yards to the house 3. that is 24 oregon last chance for the dogs fourth and 15 hayner out of the gun. finds jalen cropper, but the tackle made just short of the sticks oregon wins 31-24 the ducks play at number four, ohio state next week the rose bowl at sunset and iconic setting for ucl.

number 16 lsu third quarter bruins up 21-10, but lsu not going quietly max johnson to kay sean, boutay 44 yards the house and it's a 21-17 game at the bruins. they put it away dorian thompson robinson to kyle phillips spin move down the sideline and ucla wins 3827. it's the biggest win of chip kelly's ucla career. kick it san jose earthquakes hosting the colorado rapids 55th minute rapids with a chance but jt marston kowski with the saved and it stays scoreless 89th minute dominique badgee gets behind the defense and will bury it late rapids win one nail ending the quakes 10 match unbeaten street this abc 7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers dion. all right. thanks chris up. peninsula tradition is resuming this weekend with fun and excitement for everyone. it's the 50th anniversary of the millbrae art and wine festival goers were treated to gourmet food and local art and some

keep in mind masks are requireda in crowded and indoor spaces at the festival nice to see some family fun. and that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. i'm abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock for francis deglassen and chris alvarez and all of us here at abc 7 news. thanks so much for joining us. have a great night, and we will see you in the morning.

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