probably not happen here. want to damper on a vacation? he said it is a nice neighborhood which is why they thought it could not happen here. yeah, there could be an alternative to getting your windows smashed presumed thieves are leaving notes on cars giving people two options pay or get your car broken into abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke with a woman who found the flyer on her windshield a month ago and is now coming forward to let others know about this. it's a story you'll see only abc 7 news loose. dan before we even get to the story sfpd's urging people not to send money if you have received the flyer. you're about to see we know that at least one person did send money and when he comes to tracing who is behind us in some cases is nearly impossible. is extortion the solution that's the question marcia stefan was hit with after finding this flyer on her windshield when parked near usf. i was i was actually a little

scared a little rattled. i didn't know if they were going to come back to break into my car or anyone else's car. the flyer says i don't want to steal anymore, but i still have bills to pay. can you help me please? the person goes on to list three modern ways that you can pay them be a cash app bitcoin and paypal. were you afraid that if you didn't pay that you were gonna get your car broken into? yeah. absolutely. absolutely it was it was something i had to consider every time i came to work and actually just adjusting the way i parked and where i parked so it did affect me and it still does marsha looked around and noticed multiple cars had the same flyer. she says car breakings around the area happened frequently specially during the holidays even though she decided not to pay her co-worker who also got the flyer did send money. i felt extorted in some ways.

yeah, like if i didn't give them money, are they going to come back? we showed the flyer to a cyber security expert who said this type of crime involving crypto and apps are in some cases hard to trace bitcoin is a cryptocurrency based on a blockchain so it while it is impossible to know who's behind a specific quality. you can still follow traces and see which transactions with rich which wallet. we also contacted paypal who confirmed the account is real and said, in part any illegal behavior is a direct violation of the paypal user agreement and any violations of this nature will result in an account being terminated. we took the flyer to sfpd who said this is the first time they have seen this criminal approach, but confirmed san francisco is experiencing an uptake in auto burglaries. so the uptick at this point compared to last year which are auto burglaries as well as

larcenes or thefts that are occurring in any any retail establishment or any kinds of thefts that maybe off of a person are at about 16% higher compared to last year silver lining the person behind the flyer has manners and signed the flyer with a thank you. it's ridiculous. they're getting very creative. now after investigating this account, we can confirm that paypal is taking action to terminate this person's account. i also reached out to an email address on the flyer to give this person an opportunity to explain but haven't heard back then that is so ridiculous you mentioned in the first for the first time really that sfpd is hearing about this approach from an alleged thief. what do they know so far? well, there are many cameras in the area and sfd said they're investigating this case, but they also haven't confirmed if the person behind this flyer is in fact a suspect of crimes in the city. that's a new twist on an old crime around here. thanks. definitely.

moving on now pg&e crews are working to cap a gas line at a san jose apartment complex after a car clipped it while slamming into the building. crashed sparked a fire which started near the garage and spread to the attic. you can see here sky seven over the scene on calmore court just off calmore avenue. you can see the suv lodged in the side of the four unit building surrounded by heavy flames one firefighter has been taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. new developments the victims of yesterday's shooting at the 24 hour fitness in brentwood has been identified in a teenager is under arrest 21 year old cesar. arana was killed and three other people hurt when two people started shooting one of those who was injured is the 17 year old who's been arrested for murder according to police. there was a fight inside the gym near the basketball court around 2. am that fight spilled into the parking lot on lone tree way, and that's where the shots were fired oakland police have

arrested two suspects and adult and a juvenile for the death of uber driver khan, patrick fong. fung was sitting in his car near the little saigon neighborhood when he was shot and killed in july since his death police have increased patrols in the neighborhood. there are now more than 11,000 diagnosed cases of monkeypox across the country 17% are in california nearly 2,000 cases in total in the bay area. san francisco has the most cases in the state 546 that's according to today's update santa clara county is closing in on triple digits a milestone that alameda county has already crossed and getting the monkeypox vaccine in san francisco is getting a bit easier zuckerberg san francisco. general hospital is offering shots this weekend. in fact abc 7 news reporter, lena howland spoke with the hospital hospital ceo about this unexpected clinic. morning after morning people seeking the monkeypox vaccine have lined up at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital.

i think the whole gay community in the city is just trying to get vaccinated for monkeypox. and at first it was so hard to do it. no associate was no exception. i mean, we just we have to have it and so i'm glad to get it today and i hope everybody who needs it can get it. he's been trying for weeks to get in with no luck because of limited supply but it's so frustrating like we need this and we're hearing more and more stories of folks who contracted monkeypox and it's like horribly painful and it's just it's outrageous that we haven't been given the vaccines that we need, but the hospital ceo telells us that's all about to change as they're offering their first weekend vaccine clinic starting this saturday at 8 o'clock and an effort to provide equal access to these back scenes for everyone. now what we want to make sure is that we're available to everybody in the community because we want to make sure that you know, we're as convenient and meeting people where they need to be met as possible san francisco received around 10,000 monkeypox vaccine doses at the beginning of the

week. we just get what we get when we get it and we'll be open we've been open this week with the 10,000 doses. we'll be open tomorrow. we'll see how we do. we may be open again on monday and then we'll wait and see what vaccine is available to us after that earlier this week the fda offered new guidance on how the vaccine could be administered to get more doses out of a single vial ehrlich says her hospital is not doing that at this time. we have a lot of clinical experts who look at all the data and decide what's the best way to handle a scare supply of resource and right now based on the evidence they have this is the best way for us to proceed in san francisco. i'm just glad to get it done lina howland abc 7 news and please keep in mind we have everything you need to know about monkey pox including vaccines symptoms and treatment find it all on our website abc7news.com. and while we are on the topic of health virtual online doctor visits became common during the

pandemic their success is fueling a rapid expansion into home care for vulnerable patients abc 7 news reporter david louis shows us the next generation of telehealth. 72 year old zenni suffered two strokes leaving her vulnerable to falling. she can credit a good recovery in part because of a new development in telehealth her lifeline is a mobile phone app from connected home living a san jose company that keeps any connected to her health providers. she prefers not to use her last name if you see a red flag in when i log in yeah, so they called me right away the app promise patience to take and record their vitals in the background. the sensors can detect if a patient is fallen artificial intelligence even detects a change in their daily routine that could indicate something's wrong a live care coordinator is online to intervene or to offer assistance. we talked to them live on video the tablet and if necessary, we can invite multiple parties to join our call. let's say the nurse or the doctor or even maybe just the

adult daughter just to remedy the situation. the system is offered through health care providers tengo develop the system from his experience owning and operating an assisted living facility. another major benefit is reducing the rate of readmission after patients have been hospitalized by making sure they're following discharge instructions one out of four patients at one local hospital was back within 30 days under our care where we utilize the set of solutions. right now we're hovering between 0 to 0.9 percent at a time of staffing shortages a single care coordinator can handle dozens of patients remotely. so this really gives you a lot of protection of course. yeah. i love this tentenko's company already monitors 2,000 patients in 23 states. you will expand soon across the remaining states and canada in san jose david louie abc 7 news. i'm going to come here home for at least a little longer a san francisco resident and breathe easier.

now that eviction proceedings are on pause. our corporations raging prices above and beyond their rising costs ahead on seven on your side the comments made by executives elite some to believe the answer is yes. i'm meteorologist sandy patel temperatures heading into triple digit territory. i'll show you when and how long that heat sticking around coming up. and don't forget we have a new way for you to watch abc 7 news in partnership with abc news and hulu. you can watch our newscast live throughout the day on abc news live. it's combination of the best live local and national news. it is available to all hulu subscribers and you can find it within the news hub on hulu. within the news hub on hulu. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity.

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this week on a high the reaction to data which shows inflation rates are cooling the dow gained more than 400 points. the nasdaq was up 267 and the s&p. 72 inflation dipped to 8.5% in the latest federal report released this week. but some economists say it would be lower if it wasn't for corporate profiteering 7 on your side's michael finney is in the newsroom to take a closer look on these allegations of corporate greed michael. these are this is really quite the report one after another corporations are reporting record profits while inflationary pressures send the prices you and i pay skywards companies say they need to raise their prices to keep up with their rising costs, but now some are questioning whether those prices are being jacked up beyond what is necessary.

where keen babood of the economic policy project the groundwork collaborative keeps how close ear on corporate earnings calls and her eye on quarterly reports. she's seen what she considers a disturbing trend big companies using their market power to jack up prices beyond what their beyond what their input costs with justify food acknowledges supply chain issues the war in ukraine and pent-up consumer demand have all contributed to inflationary pressures. but she points to comments made by executives to conclude companies are taking advantage of the inflationary climate to raise prices higher than justified. the chief financial officer of 3m said during his earnings call that the team did an amazing job driving higher prices, which have more than offset the amount of inflation. 3m has more than two dozen lines of products including adhesives

and aftermarket auto parts. toll brothers says one of the largest home builders in the united states with luxury homes currently being sold in alameda in contra costa counties. it's chief executive officer said we have more than exceeded cost increases through our pricing over the last 18 months. he went on to say we are still comfortable with our ability to drive that gross margin higher. we are seeing ceos being really really clear that they're using the cover of inflation to jack our prices on consumers. it's no secret gas prices are put the brakes on both our driving plans and spending habits the san ramon base chevron announced and it's quarter one earnings call that the last two quarters have been the best in the company's history. it's cfo announced. it's generating excess cash and seeing real cost savings. according to triple a the price per gallon in california is down nearly a dollar from a month

ago, but it's still nearly a dollar higher than a year ago. they're not coming down as fast as you might expect given their rate of declining through prices and that difference there is just straight up corporate hearing companies making bank off of a crisis chevron told seven on your side. there are no easy fixes or short-term answers to global supply and demand imbalance chevron is doing its part by lowering carbon emissions paying down debt and rewarding our shareholders including countless americans who hold chevron stock and their retirement and pension funds. 3m and toll brothers did not get back to us with a comment. the groundwork collaborative says it's findings have been backed up by two other independent reports that canon policy institute showed that you know half of the increases in prices were really due to corporate profits. the roosevelt institute town that corporations had record

high profits in 2021 with prices set at 72% above the cost of producing a product versus 56% pre-pandemic now, we have links to everything cited in this report. you can check it out at abc 7 news com slash 7 on your side and as long as you're there i want to hear about your stories of buying a home a car paying off alone anything that has to do with your family and money. i want to hear about both your triumphs and your frustrations. again, that's abc 7 news com slash seven on your side. dan michael, thanks very much. a big sigh of relief for a man facing eviction in san francisco. it has been put on hold abc 7 news has covered the situation at the king garvey co-op for several weeks now. it's a 211 unit low-income housing complex in the fillmore and today supervisor dean preston announced that the property manager has agreed to pause eviction proceedings against richard hennigan and

again has lived there for most of his life, but his mom passed away last year and she was the main contact person in the contract. he got an eviction notice despite never missing a payment. a property manager says they are now considering alternative resolutions. we'll keep following that of course, but in the meantime, let's turn to the weather forecast again for the weekend feeling quite like summer sandia. yeah and just wait until this weekend. it's going to feel even more like summer dan and dion i want to show you live picture from our san jose camera where we have sunshine right now. it's just an absolutely gorgeous day temperatures today mid to upper 60s coast side all the way to the low 90s inland a couple degrees above average, but we don't have anything to complain about because our hottest days so far 52 days ago when we were at 104 in santa rosa back on june 21st, oakland 98, you can see triple digits, san jose livermore get ready for some triple digit heat. it is making a return but not se

going on shore wind sustained at 32 miles an hour preventing that heat from coming in just yet. okay, joe roof camera, you can see a little bit a breeze there 66 city 70 in oakland, it's in the mid-70s around palo alto, san jose half moon bay 64 degrees looking back towards san francisco and sutro tower from emeryville camera. it is clear out there 84 in santa rosa if you're stepping out tonight, really nice looking weather. perhaps you're grabbing some dinner 83 in napa 84 concord 78 in livermore, and it is sparkling in san francisco from our sutra tower camera limited morning fog warmer this weekend a stretch of hot summer days inland next week. you can even call it a little mini bump up heat wave kind of thing increasing clouds and humidity middle of the week. so here's what's going to bring us the humidity and the heat. it's this area of high pressure over the desert southwest. it's going to start to build westward and that's when we're going to start to see a change first comes the heat then comes the humidity with the monsoon

moisture this area of low pressure. kept the temperatures in check will start to migrate more to the north. so it'll have less of an influence on our weather so that high pressure ridge will begin to steer the moisture from the monsoon flow tuesday into the sierra southern, california. you start to see it on wednesday as well here. we're going to see a low pressure system developing and that's going to start to draw up some of the mid in high level clouds. so be ready for a little more humid air live doppler 7 showing you clear skies right now some patches of fog forming along the coastline as we sleep tomorrow morning. we start off with a little bit of fog, but i don't think it's going to be extensive. it's a real shallow marine layer, and it'll pretty much clear away like it has been the last couple of days temperatures in the 50s 60s few patches of fog to start the day if you go out and out for a walk, it's gonna be nice looking weather in the morning afternoon highs in the south bay 82 santa clara 85 santa cruz 84 in san jose low 90s around gilroy 82 in redwood city on the peninsula 66 pacifica downtown san francisco

72 degrees north bay 88 in san rafael up to 92 in santa rosa in the east bay nice 77 oakland 78 in hercules had inland 93 fairfield 94 antioch 90 in livermore. now the temperatures go up some more sunday upper 90s for a hot spots turning up that heat by monday. you're talking about triple digits inland. yes, it'll feel like summer that's for sure a couple of days of the triple digits monday tuesday 60s coast side, and then the heat starts to back off we coming in next. week dan. oh, not the humidity sandia. thank you coming up next inspiration at the age of 94 the east bay man still diving into life. and new school year new guidelines new norms get it all when you download the abc 7 bay area streaming app. it's available on roku fire tv and other streaming devices. check it out. we'll be right back.

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championship diving competition is bringing the best of the best together in one pool this weekend and among those competing was to this a 94 year old east bay man abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how bob sherman is still diving in divers from across the country are making a splash at

this year's usa masters summer diving championship at college of marin in novato. thank you. bob sherman from lafayette wouldn't miss his chance on the three meter springboard. at 94 years old bob is a living legend on the diving circuit. my specialties probably a front dive full twist. a thrilling what could be more exciting navy veteran from world war two bob has been in the water since it was a kid even founded the sherman swim school in lafayette. i learned this from in the oakland asteroid. otherwise about four or five years old. he lived difficult. he's been diving for more than 50 years. he was one of the founders of this event. and he'd out and he does incredible things and he's got the whole country cheering for him get this later this weekend. bob will be taking his diving to new heights here on the five

meter platform. my best advice is don't look down. he's done backflips off the five meter before making it look easy bob checks the competition roster. no surprise. he's in a league of his own again. unfortunately, i don't think there's anybody in my age group. it's true. not many divers are willing to take the plunge into their 90s, but bob is and explains why he may never retire. you got to stay vertical my age. because i have friends that can't stay vertical and that scares the hell out of me. you can find bob and other divers in the pool competing all weekend. we wish him luck. not that he needs it. in novato cornell bernard abc 7 news okay, is that not unbelievable? look at bob? i'm an inspiration. he's young and body and also young in the mind. you can really tell i think that's a key part of it too. he still has that youthful spirit. i hope i can oh i lived in you. yes, same here.

great. all right. well coming up next only on abc 7 news meet the jet skier who became a life saver. he saved several people from drowning plus remembering actress and hey, she's succumb to her injuries a week after that firey car crash.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> top-secret documents as part of what the fbi tookdocuments rs were looking for. >> we explain what else they discovered. reporter: a federal judge has revealed a list of items removed from donald trump's mar-a-lago property. the fbi is investigating violations of at least three separate criminal statutes, including one under the espionage act. the unsealed documents show the fbi found 11 sets of classified materials. one of them marked as top-secret sci, requiring the highest

security clearance is only a few on the government have. the documents the fbi believed were lead to believe -- were illegally and trump's possession were sensitive material. the washington post, also reporting the material included documents related to nuclear weapons. trump no longer has a security clearance. >> there are laws against the improper handling of this material. reporter: attorney general garland says he personally approved the search warrant request, approved by a federal judge, who was convinced there was evidence of a crime at the former president's primary residence. abc news has learned the doj issued a subpoena for the documents in april and a small group of fbi agents visited trump in june, requesting he return the sensitive material, before escalating to a search warrant. >> they had amazing patience, in my view. reporter: they continue to

threaten the doj and fbi with their own investigations of the agency if they take the control of congress -- take back control of congress. they claim it is about oversight and dependency. >> vice president kamala harris was back home in the east bay today where she made a big announcement that will affect thousands of oakland kids. the generation fund is a $50 million investment in savings accounts and scholarships. oakland will deposit $500 in a college savings account for every baby born into a low income family. and that is just the first step. >> this beautiful city will give every graduating oakland public school student from low-income families a $1000 per year scholarship to attend college or learn a trade. >> the generation fund will serve more than 30,000 oakland students with the college savings and scholarships combined, the funds will be available through 2035. >> author salman rushdie is

on a ventilator and unable to speak after he was attacked during a lecture in new york. he was stabbed twice in the abdomen and neck and airlifted to a hospital. a spokesperson says rushdie will likely lose and i and has severed nerves in his arm and damage to his kidney. a 24-year-old man living in new jersey as the suspect. the fbi has a search warrant for his home and are looking for a motive. rushdie has received death threats since the 1980's, for his novel, "satanic verses." >> updates on the missing 16-year-old, police have set up an online help for people to submit tips, photos or video they think and help this case. investigators are still playing with people who were at that party to come forward. >> we have received reports from adults around the community, who

we understand our dissuading people from coming forward. that impedes our investigation. we want to find kylie. we want to bring her home to her family. >> the star trek for kylie will continue over the weekend, with the help of three helicopters and more than 200 emergency personnel. there will be an event in her honor tomorrow at truckee regional park featuring live music. donations will be accepted to help the family. one week after crashing her car, actress anne heche died today. she was 53 years old. rob hayes explains what happened. reporter: for decades, she wavered between well-known actress and troubled soul. today that balancing act came to an end. representative tenney witness news heche has been declared legally dead but is still on life support for organ donation reasons. the family, issuing a written

statement, "we have lost a bright light, a loving mother and a loyal friend." heche slammed her car into a mar vista home last week. it was a fiery wreck that destroyed the house. the woman and her pets inside the home escaped serious injuries, but heche was rushed to the burn unit at the hospital, where she slipped into a coma. after the crash,, police test her blood and said she was likely under the influence of a controlled suspect. heche had lived a troubled life. she wrote a book titled "call me crazy," in which she discussed her struggles with mental health and abuse. she had long been an advocate of organ donation. which is why she is still on life support. her oldest son, homer, releasing a statement today. " after almost six days of emotional swings, i am left with deep, wordless sadness. hopefully my mom is free from pain." lapd says they are no longer looking into the crash. that their investigation is officially over.

abc7 news. >> a jump in the water turned deadly for an oakland man enjoying a summer day at the beach. thankfully an aerobic jet ski spring into action and managed to save three family members of that man's family. i spoke to the jetski are in a story you will see only on 7. >> i got friends and family, we were just hanging at the beach, doing some barbecue, and just listening to good music. and suddenly, everything changes. reporter: the joys of summer, spending time at the beach, came to a screeching halt for marcos santos wednesday afternoon. >> a guy came to us and said, who has the jetski? he asked me for help. because there was someone drowning. >> without hesitation, he jumped into action. jet skiing several hundred yards to reach four people struggling in the water. according to the sheriff's office, they had jumped off the dock just moments before. >> i took out my own vest

and handed it to her. and the rest of the vest, i handed it to the other people. reporter: cellphone video shows the moments after marcos through his best and -- vest and two extras to the family members. >> thank god i carry two extra life vests in my jetski. reporter: you can see the concerned onlookers, as he brings the first victim back to the dock. what you don't see is the 20-year-old man who did not make it. search-and-rescue teams used underwater drones today to find his body. >> from the bottom of my heart, i wish i could had saved him, as well. i can still here the screaming in my head every night. reporter: the sheriff's office tells me the waters off sandy beach are deep. and the currents are always strong. at the time of the tragedy, the tide was just coming in. just last month, the three men died after entering the water to save an eight-year-old boy in

the sacramento river, not far away. something he debated doing himself. >> thank god i was able to think twice and just get help to those people first. reporter: he hopes the family finds peace soon. >> please don't stop searching for him. don't stop. the family needs him. reporter: and is someone -- as someone who witnessed a drowning in his native brazil, he shares his story today in hopes it will save more lives. >> please, use a safety vest, just be cautious. the water is dangerous. >> such needed advice. he is so humble as well. the solano county sheriff's office tells me that they have not determined if alcohol played a factor in the drowning. the search for the drowned man's body continues. >> moving on now -- a back-to-school season means that his backpack season, and a free giveaway is being appreciated more than usual this year. we have that story.

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>> the new school year is getting started and that means new school supplies. as families face new record inflation, local organizations are offering some relief.

abc7 news reporter zach fuentes has details. reporter: as governments work to reduce the impact of inflation, bay area families continue to take kids now to their finances. >> it is time for the family to work, people don't have jobs. reporter: a story familiar to too many. that's why it was important for mary lou to head to this back-to-school event at sacred heart community services. the san jose nonprofit gave out 3800 backpacks over two days for its event that wrapped up friday. each of the backpacks are filled with supplies based on the student grade level, needs, and much of the supplies don't come cheap, so the organizers here tell me that the families getting this referee provides huge relief. >> everything is more expensive this year. especially basic things. our families often tell us by getting the best -- the backpacks and the quiz applies,

-- by getting the backpacks and the school supplies, they can save money for rent. reporter: parents are spending 168 dollars more on average on back-to-school supplies this year. >> i love this organization. thank you so much. they take some of the loss. reporter: the event has happened annually, but longtime volunteers told me this year is different. >> it definitely seems like more people this year. more than last year. reporter: it's not just school supplies local families need help with. the nonprofit says it has seen an increase across the board for the services they offer, like rental and utility assistance. >> we have families, because rent is so high, because maybe they lost income during the pandemic, this has become a source of basic resources. reporter: sacred heart says through support from committee members in a position to help, they can continue to provide services. you can donate at sacred heart

cs dot org. >> you know something, dan? this not only benefits the families, but also the teachers. my sister-in-law is a teacher. she spends so much money on school supplies. >> so many teachers do. especially with inflation, everything else going on. it is making a difference. >> so needed>>. >> the warm up starts this weekend. wait until you see the temperatures for next week. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's temperature balancing, so you both say cool. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday

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>> all eyes are on the weekends weather, dan. >> i was just checking how hot again, if anything has changed. let's talk about the air quality, than the upcoming heat. good air quality across the entire bay area right now. as he looked to the north, near the fires, poor air for sensitive groups to moderate. otherwise it is ok. here's a look at the sun. you will see plenty of it this weekend. good to moderate air quality both days. clear skies right now. our summer microclimates will play out. really mild at the coast tomorrow. 66 degrees. 72 for san francisco. 77 oakland. walnut creek and towards

antioch, you are going to go from warm to hot. you will really start to feel it. 94 for antioch. 88 first centre file. 72 san francisco. 91 concord. if you really love summer heat, you will be in look. look at the temperatures, going from the upper 90's to the triple digits from sunday through tuesday. then we bring in a little humidity and some extra clouds. >> thank you. >> as long as it does not go more than 100. >> they reveal now joins us with a preview of sports. >> deon only played in the first it was for the 49ers. we will show you what he has already fans excited. plus who jimmy g -- plus could jimmy g end up as a new york jets?

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and help save us from outages. with flex alerts, the power is ours. learn more at powersaverrewards.org. >> now abc7 sports with larry beale. >> the 49ers would play zero preseason games, but the niners opened exhibition play against the packers with all eyes on tray lands at levi stadium. it is his team now. here he comes. first time as a full-time starter. first series, you know, lance can run, he is fast. more importantly, he knows when and how to slide, like right there. with a seven yard run, leading to an early field goal. the packers backup jordan love. 33 yards, touchdown.

lance was only supposed to play 10 snaps, he came up for a second series ending, and the mob, down the sideline. perfecto. inbound. they call that arm talent in the business. 4-5, 92 yards. the niners are leading 20-7. jimmy garoppolo is still a nine or, but he could be on the move soon. look at what happens right there. zach wilson cut up the field and came up limping. that looks like an acl injury. the jets could be on the phone to jimmy and the niners tonight. jets coach -- you can see the jets coach, it happens in the preseason too often, actually. we will see if jimmy ends up going to the jets. hopefully he's ok. jared goff and his second year with the lions fines brown for 20 yards.

d'andre swift would finish the drive. swift is a good name for a running back. like right there. nine yard touchdown. the lions were up early. no more matt ryan in atlanta. the falcons are going with the ex reader, marcus mary oda at quarterback this year. given for the time scored. the falcons won 27-23. the giants open a series with the pirates tonight and tomorrow they will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the 2012 world series title team. that will be before the game. you can see bruce b., hunter pence, matt cain, and many others in attendance. unfortunately, the fan favorite, tim, is not going to be there. his wife just passed away from breast cancer. our best to tim and his family. chap pender, taking -- chad pender, taking selfies with the kids. machine running hard,

sliding and for the first run of the game. adam on the hill, getting jordan alvarez swinging. 2-0 a's and the fifth. a big loss for the padres. fernando touches junior, suspended for 80 games for violating baseball steroid policy. tatis was a week away from making his return after breaking his left wrist and the off-season. he missed the first four months of this regular season. now he's got to miss the playoffs and the first 48 games next season. tatis claims he inadvertently took medicine containing a banned substance to treat ringworm. hmm. a lot of people are wondering about the old ringworm treatment he took. not necessarily buying that. back to jimmy -- this is what the 49ers were hoping for, not that somebody would get hurt, but it does happen in the nfl and the preseason. we know cleveland was said to be interested, if deshaun watson's

suspension is extended. now the jets may have an urgent need as of tonight and you might be able to get a draft pick, some compensation for jimmy garoppolo, and jimmy would know the system. we will see how it plays out. hopefully zach wilson is ok. >> let's hope so. an interesting weekend, that's for sure. thanks, larry. >> coming up tonight at 8 p.m., "shark tank" followed by 2020 at 9:00 p.m. don't miss abc seven news at 11:00. >> here's a few thoughts about what really matters, without democracy, we can't continue to enjoy all of the many wonderful things that are right with our country, nor without democracy can we solve our problems and fix those things that are not right in america. the search of president trump's mar-a-lago estate this week is stoking a reckless response. everything from threats against lawmakers, to a fatal and misguided attempt to breach the fbi building in cincinnati, to calls for a civil war by trump

supporters. some of it is just empty talk. but some of it is legitimately troubling. our country will never be perfect. but what really matters is that as our founders envisioned, ours is a nation of laws to help us form a more perfect union. we are a work in progress. and so much progress. but those who threaten the democratic progress and the domestic tranquility the framers set forth in our constitution are putting at risk something far too precious to ignore. i always love to hear from you, let me know what you think, follow me on twitter and facebook. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. hope you have a nice evening and hope we see you again for abc7 news at 11:00 p.m. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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