i'm feeling okay. i just i do worry about the people that might have been hurt 13 year old amari mcdaniel returned to oakland's bay tech charter school saturday. he came back to campus to collect his backpack left behind

on wednesday when students ran from the school escorted by police after 30 rounds were fired six adults were injured including two students, and i do know that i'm okay. i made sure i checked in on all my friends and stuff made sure they were okay. we were all up when coming up here lining up waiting to get our kids not an understanding that we could have actually been coming righthsha makes this situation all that much more difficult for everybody involved with security guards standing watch there were plenty of hugs from baytex middle school principal cecily frost welcoming more than 300 students and parents back to collect belongings on the king estates campus shared by multiple schools. we have the support of the community here with us. we have volunteers to carefully walk each student back into their classroom to pick up. up their items coco the therapy horse was here to help put students at ease psychologists.

say processing. the trauma is key. we have to talk through this where everyone's still in that fight or flight mode right now after i'm a traumatic event, and it's very important to talk about your feelings. we're listening to our families. we're listening to our students. we're listening to our staff and the community and and we're taking it day by day principal frost doesn't know when students will return to class amari isn't sure he's ready. really? i don't i don't know. welcome back. oakland police say the victim shot wednesday were not the intended targets but innocent bystanders. i'm just a tragedy that we experienced that we're strong baitek strong and we'll get through this together in oakland oakland cornell bernard abc 7 news. oakland police have made an arrest in an early morning shooting that sent a woman to the hospital our media partners at the mercury news report the 57 year old victim was shot multiple times while at a stoplight it all happened around 9:30 this morning at bancroft avenue and havenscourt boulevard police. say the woman was alone in her

car when a man in another car opened fire that suspect drove off but witnesses were able to get a description and license plate number. officer spotted the car a short time later in another part of east, oakland and made an arrest after a brief pursuit police. say a gun was recovered. moving on to developing news in the case of alexis gabe bones were discovered in the search for the 24 year old oakley woman who police say was murdered by her ex-boyfriend. abc7 news reporter answer hasan spoke to the familyy. he was capable. the gay family has been searching for months for the remains of their daughter alexis. now, there may be a break in the case. they did find some human bones there in that area. so they did pick them up and send them to forensics for dna green gabe is alexis's father as he explains volunteers found the bones in the small town of pioneer located in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains.

they reported it to the local sheriff's department gabe says the $100,000 reward that's being offered has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help search they are actively searching right now and that that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us on saturday. the gay family went to the location where the bones were found being in that area today was definitely it was very heavy. is very heavy for us 24 year old alexis gabe went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch based on their investigation police say alexis was killed by jones jones was then killed by seattle area law enforcement while they attempted to serve him under arrest warrant in june a map allegedly created by jones for where he disposed of the body has led police and volunteers to pioneer the map that he created those were they were handwritten by him.

it was confirmed that they were his handwriting and it had directions. from starting at vacaville at his sister's house. all the way to pioneer win says it could take up to two months before they get the dna results of the bones. they're asking for their case to be expedited. he says saturday was a tough day, but an important day for the family, of course, it was devastating here. we were also hoping that maybe hopefully that you know. they're alexis remains because we want to bring our home in oakley on sarasin abc 7 news. you at 11 a candlelight vigil was held in san francisco in remembrance of the hundreds of people who have lost their lives during the recent uprisings in iran. dozens of iranian americans and supporters showed up to union square protesters have rallied for the third week in a row after the death of masa amini

who died in custody of the iranian morality police. organizers tonight displayed photos of people they say have been killed by iranian security forces and earlier today there was another gathering in union square all as part of a global day of action marches took place in 150 cities worldwide. now to developing news in ukraine where troops continue to regain control of the country's own territory in the battle with russia. russian forces have withdrawn from the once occupied ukrainian city of a key transportation hub. the city had been an important site in the russian front line for ground communications and logistics. in a statement the russian defense ministry said it withdrew its forces due to the risk of being encircled by ukrainians. now despite ukrainians gaining back control of some of the country's territory ukrainians in the bay area still feel fear

for their families. abc7 news reporter tara campbell spoke with one local woman who says her family's future in the war-torn country is still up in the air. it's the sound of ukrainian troops taking back control of russian occupied territories raising the flag in isium weeks ago. we've done and anna kachalova was watching from her bay area home with bated breath her parents evacuated the city early in the war leaving behind the family did have hope that we could come back and retrieve maybe some memories. and it's all gone and any hope of returning anytime soon. also gone. the city's 80% destroyed. so there is no water electricity and the authorities are even speaking about if i creating the whole city of the locals for winter.

because there are probably no way to survive and as winter weather is fast approaching in ukraine a bay area. non-profit is helping people get to safety the demand for our creation surgeon igor markov is the director of nova ukraine. it's been funding evacuations since the start of the war as their vehicles were destroyed in some cases. we founded replacement vehicles and they just had two more vehicles destroyed in the missile attack on here as a parisha ukrainian officials say at least 30 people were killed in that convoy volatility. elon display daily and the future of so many ukrainians still up in the air including anna's parents. they try to rebuild do you think or will they go somewhere else entirely, you know, this is a question. we don't know the answer yet. now we are taking this day by day tara campbell abc 7 news. a much more to come including an

emotional ceremony in san francisco today a street is renamed after a thai grandfather was killed in an attack many believed sparked a national movement. plus the cleanup and even rescues continue in the wake of hurricane ian people from across the country have now gone to florida to help. i'm starting to christian the bay area can expect the lingering clouds tomorrow morning, but sunnier hours are on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11 con

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manzanita way and sycamore drive in antioch where that crash happened. jonathan vincent recently passed away and will have his organs donated he was walking home from school with his cousins when they were all hit by a car that was involved in a crash with another vehicle. new developments now on a story i first broke last night at 11:00 a 70 year old daly city. grandma was choked beaten and robbed of her entire life savings earlier this week now one of the suspects wore a utility worker vest and hard to hear but you can hear the victim screams as she was attacked and her home ransacked. now shortly after airing the story a woman reached out to me with this video from her 65 year old mother's daly city home. it shows what appears to be the same individual wearing the same uniform and even gloves attempting to get inside earlier wednesday mornings in this case. he claims he's checking the cable boxes.

this is going home. it's going to turn off. now the daughter instructed her mother to stay inside and not open the door as she was not hurt. that is the good news daly city police. tell me they are investigating. moving over to the east bay now police have arrested a suspect after more than 100 cars were vandalized overnight in alameda residents woke up to slashed tires and scratched paint on vehicles. police identified a 25 year old man from alameda through surveillance video it's not the first time we get vandalized here we get broken windows. there's cards breaking in. you know, you really found here. i i've been living here for 21 years 20 years ago when i first moved here, this was a really nice neighborhood. yeah, what a shame many car owners had their cars towed or were forced to fix them themselves. anyone who suffered damage to their vehicle between 8:30 and 11 friday night is asked to

contact alameda police. well president biden will travel to florida on wednesday to survey damage from hurricane ian. that storm is responsible for at least 76 deaths most of them in, florida. a coast guard is still rescuing people stranded by the storm. abc news reporter justin finch has the very latest after making landfall as a category 4 hurricane along, florida southwest coast on wednesday ian left a path of destruction as it traveled across the state. this is a massive storm that really had massive water dumped all over this state the interior of the state all the way out to the east coast of florida entire neighborhoods have been destroyed residents are now facing a massive cleanup sanibel bury your island off the coast of fort myers suffered severe damage. i've lost everything. all everything my life savings everything by tools everything the island now cut off after the

causeway connecting it to the mainland was destroyed. i don't have a house. i don't know where to go and put a lift stranded residence rescued by coast guard helicopters. president. biden has declared major disasters for areas impacted by the storm freeing up federal resources to help with the recovery. it was really important for me to be able to come here in person and see first hand the impacts that hurricane ian has had on communities across florida the white house says nearly 44,000 utility workers from at least 33 states are in florida helping to restore power spacex chief executive elon musk is providing his company said light internet service starlink to help areas that are still without connectivity and interstate 75 the main highway along florida's west coast reopen on saturday, but officials are being a close eye on water levels and could enact future closures justin finch abc

news, sarasota, florida now the president will also travel to puerto rico on monday. the us territory was hit hard by hurricane fiona which made landfall back on september 16 then spencer. it just seems like certain places cannot catch a break. that's true, you know dion these areas in the southeast where they have those warm waters in the gulf and the south atlantic those warm waters, of course fuel those tropical storms and hurricanes. so that region just can't get a break now that we're getting more of these storms. meanwhile here in the bay area. we have very calm weather looking at the surface winds right now. you can see there light breezing a couple of spots real vista and fairfield have wind speeds over 25 miles per hour only 13 though right here in san francisco right now and the 24-hour temperature change shows a mixed

bag many in inland areas like cocker livermore fairfield are about five six seven degrees cooler than they were last night at this time. meanwhile closer to the coast and bay most locations are four five or six degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. that's yesterday last night. that's what makes bay area. of the so exciting all those micro-climates. here's a view from our exploratorium camera. looking toward the bay bridge under skies that were clear just a few minutes ago, but we're seeing a few more clouds developed right now. it is 61 degrees in both san francisco and half moon bay 63 at oakland, palo alto, san jose 64 and 62 at santa clara nice view from emeryville. you can see it looks relatively clear, but skies will certainly get cloudy or during the

overnight hours of the temperature readings right now 58 degrees at santa rosa petaluma. 59 60, fairfield napa 62 63 at concord livermore 61 and our final live view from supro tower. can you believe how clear this view is at this hour of the night when fog is actually developing near the coast, but it hasn't pushed out over the city yet. these are our forecast headlines clouds will increase overnight and there's a pretty good chance of some morning drizzle near the coastline and maybe a little bit of work its way on shore sun and clouds mixed tomorrow. it'll be a cooler day than average for this family of the year and we can expect fine fall weather for fleet week starting on monday. here's our overnight forecast. nation notice how the clouds just surged on across the bay and pushed rather far inland as a matter of fact, so seven o'clock tomorrow morning our sunday will be getting off to a rather dank and dreary start but the clouds will burn back to the coastline pretty quickly giving us a mainly sunny day after about midday or so overnight low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50s generally speaking highs tomorrow. what's the sun breaks through mid-60s at the coast low to mid 70s right around the bay shoreline and into the areas will range from mid 70s to low

80s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast and as you can see it starts to warm up a little bit on monday bright skies for the beginning of fleet week, but the warming will become a little bit more pronounced on tuesday and wednesday by thursday and friday look for inland highs in the mid-90s low 80s around the bay shoreline and upper 60s on the coast and then next saturday. we start to get a little bit of a cooling trend can't tell yet how long that will last but the warmth at the end of the week is actually about the typical for early october here. area today's cooler than average weather was not typical for earlier until we get some of our warmest weather here in the bay area in the month of october. i know it was funny the indian summer they call it right little down jacket. exactly. yeah. all right spencer. thank you very much. well, you're coming up the french spider-man is at it again this time. he had company as he scaled a nearly 500 foot building.

e daredevil climber who's been nicknamed the french spider-man scaled one of barcelona's highest skyscrapers today all without a harness. this makes me a little ill just watching it as for the stunt he had some company free climber ellen roll bear was joined by his son. julian bystanders. you can see there and police watched as the two climb the 472 foot.

covered office building they completed the climb in less than an hour and were met at the top by police surprise surprise. it was scored them down the more way inside the building. history made on the supreme court for the very first time in its 232 year existence. there are four women justices on the bench. this is the official photo of the four justices together. it'll be the first time a majority of justices are women or people of color. katanji brown jackson will take her seat as associate justice monday at the start of the new term. well two jeopardy champions joined lgbtq community leaders in san francisco. this happened last night amy schneider and mateo roche appeared at divas and drinks put on by the san francisco bay times. nonprofit cheer sf performed at the event and even presented oakland-based transgender law center with a 33,000 check. right joining me now casey pratt

in for chris alvarez with a preview of sports lots of late night action. yeah, diane a lot a late kickoff is stanford is taking on oregon in a big pac-12 battle and the warriors are back on the court in the land of the rising sun splash sports is next.

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by river rock casino good evening. the warriors are wrapping up their two-game preseason series with the wizards in japan that game is underway right now. raymond green konichiwa with the mic saying konichiwa to the crowd in japan. that was cool green also brought some assists. he fed the ball to andrew wiggins for the slam. he had 10 in the first half early nine two lead for the warriors all eyes on steph curry, but you still can't stop

him. he drives sinks the floater to make it 1610 dubs. dubs up three in the first the inbound pass intercepted by jordan pool. he takes it all the way to the house 26-21 dubs five points for pool in the first half james wiseman looking good. so for nice up and under impressive agility for a big man and then showing his range from three check this out. hold that pose young man. curry with a big first half performance as always dropped 17. flesh right now. it's 56-54 at the half. stanford taking on 13th ranked, oregon. this guy had a lot of reasons to dance first quarter oregon's bo nicks out to chad cota who slips through the defense. he is gone 49 yards to the house ten nothing oregon after another oregon score stanford. turns it over the knicks can't decide whether to run or pass he runs. 24/3 ducks and just before the

half jordan james from a yard out 31-3 ducks at the half late in the florida stanford trails 45-17 about to lose their 10th straight fbs game justin wilcox and the bears at wazoo trying to go 2-0 in the pac-12 for the first time since 2015. third quarter coogs up 14 3 camword buying some time escapes so much time too much time. what is he doing with all this time? he's chucking an interception to craig woodson picks him off. cal has to take away an 18 straight game still 14 three wazoo moments later jade and not in for the score. he had 69 yards in a touchdown. they went for two and miss so down fourteen nine googs responded to 90 seconds ward to renard bell 37 yards to make it 219 ward throws for 343 yards and three touchdowns. things got worse for cal jack plummer scrambling goes down without contact. that's never a good sign. he had taken a big hit earlier two in the drive. he did not return after limping to the side line. cal only says for now, it's a injury bears lose 28-9 dropping to three and two, san jose state and wyoming taking on the

cowboys all had no cattle. that's what larry always says. let's talk defense. wyoming's titus swen tackled at the end zone for a safety by noah right right later left with an injury sparty down. three two, the touchdown of the game came. the second chevon cordero finds skyler loving black for the eight yard score 12-3 san jose state cordero celebrating his birthday in style. 314 yards one passing touchdown added two rushing touchdowns that one 18 yards sparty wins it 33 to 16 this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino deon before you go my dying question. yes is do you have more of the jimmy g? reading. oh, yes, we have a lot. oh, what was that? you you just say that i suck? okay, better not better later in the show a lot more later in the show deion. you're the best that i've never say you too pound it. boom, thanks, chris. all right, we'll still to come dolly parton's library is expanding not talking about our

songs, but her books soon. she will be helping california children. more plus it walks waves and dances. tesla unveils a robot it eventually hopes to bring to your home or workplace.

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. today marks the fifth anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in us history 60 people were killed and hundreds more injured at the route 91 harvest festival in las vegas. this morning clark county and las vegas police hosted the annual sunrise remembrance ceremony.

in 2017 a gunman opened fire on the crowd at the festival from a window on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel. each year survivors of the attack as well as the relatives of those killed take part in a ceremony to honor the lives lost. the killing of an 84 year old ty grandfather in january of 2021 is credited with sparking the movement to stop attacks on asian americans. today there was a dedication in the san francisco neighborhood where he lived. the new vishal ratapan not in apakti way sign is serving as a sign of progress and the work to come. the sounds of celebration heard in the anza vista neighborhood saturday are quite a contrast to what happened on these streets more than 600 days ago like so many of us. i will never forget january 8th 2021 when a video showed up on my social media feed of a brutal attack on an asian man in broad daylight video. i broke then showed rott en

apart the ground and killed the incident left his daughter montana's heartbroken and caused such an uproar many believe that sparked a national movement to end aapi hate montanus and her family. grieved and then immediately turned their tragedy into mission to give voice to so many voiceless in our community. we have followed montana's as her grief transformed into action her voice led to numerous rallies nationwide. it inspired nonprofit groups to speak out to take a stand against crimes targeting asian americans. civilians banded together to raise money for safety equipment legal groups also called for change in how hate crimes are categorized and called to action the need for victims to be properly communicated with saturday as local leaders and activists gathered thai monks chanted and the crowd cheer as

sonora lane became visha rottnapakti way a small reminder of the triumph a symbol of the work done so far and the long road ahead in stopping aapiate. i know when he said to live in fear, he went out there asian people today. i see their young generation, and i'm so proud to see young people to standing with us and they see young chorus. we must all work together to stop asian head. father we miss you everyday. now the da's office tells me the suspect in visha ratnapakti's death antoine watson is awaiting pre-trial conference set for next week. moving on to the east bay now oakland police are investigating a break-in at a store owned by ayesha curry this photo shared by a store representative shows at least one thief broken through the front entrance of curry's downtown shop suite

july. police say several items were stolen that shop stayed closed for the day and an event that was planned will be rescheduled. hurry opened her store in july and highlights products by local and black owned companies. governor gavin newsom has signed into law a bill that prohibits the dna collected from sexual assault victims to be used for anything other than identifying the suspect. federal law already prohibits the inclusion of victim's dna for use by the fbi the new law is changed is a change spurred by a legal battle abc 7 has been following for several months a rape victim's dna was used by san francisco police to arrest her in an unrelated property crime. that person is now suing the city. well tesla has debuted its prototype for humanoid robot. elon musk wants to bring it into the workplace and eventually your home abc news reporter deirdre bolton has more. introducing optimus elon musk's long anticipated humanoid robot. musk and the tesla team

unveiling the robot at tesla's 2022 ai day. it's literally the first time the robot has operated without a tether the five foot eight prototype walking on stage and waving to the audience. and even busting a move the bot running with the same hardware makeup as tesla's autopilot system fully equipped with advanced human-like qualities. it's gonna do everything that a human brain does processing vision data making split seskin decisions based on multiple sensory inputs. also communications the tesla and spacex. ceo says he hopes optimists will fundamentally transform civilization one day handling tasks thought to be boring repetitive or downright dangerous, but others who witness the demonstration saying this early prototype falls flat and didn't demonstrate anything new the release of the long anticipated humanoid robot comes just four months after tesla announced its cutting 10% of its salaried staff the company later

clarified that it's our least staff is expected to grow meaning total cutbacks would be only three and a half percent. he predicts that this new robotic future where there's not many human employees the profits from that and the type of economic activity that will be produced from that will be so great that governments and other entities will be able to afford to actually pay humans to basically do nothing. ai and its risks have been a mainstay in pop culture ever since the terminator showed us, what a worst case scenario future look like i'll be back. good morning, sir, things looked more promising in 2004's irobot where the ais acted more like servants, but once again that thing through somebody with you to be sure new technology means new safety concerns, but also new promise. not gonna lie just a little bit frightened by that. well coming up much more the longest living us president

marks another year how jimmy carter celebrated his 98th birthday today? i'm such a christian looking at increasing clouds and maybe some morning drizzle, but there's some shine in the forecast as well. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up with abc 7 news at 11 conti ♪ ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats... and ghouls ... and cars in disguise. (laugh) i've cast quite a spell now...

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put together. after a soccer match in indonesia turned violent. videos posted to social media show fans storming the field and clashing with police and riot gear two police officers are said to be among the dead there have been previous outbreak. of trouble at mattress in indonesia with a strong rivalry between clubs sometimes even leading to violence among supporters. tonight to mark hispanic heritage month abc 7 premiered the one hour special hour america invisible among the features and honest conversation about latino culture and visibility in the media between

abc news correspondence celia vega and gio benitez. walking into that white house every day. getting to buzz myself into the white house and ask the president two presidents now questions is wild to me and we'll never get old visibility can shape a person's future the way they see society and most importantly how they see themselves. who are your role models when you were growing up and watching tv and deciding this is what you wanted to do. well, i didn't know that i was ever gonna be in tv, so that wasn't something i dreamed of and i wonder if part of that is because i never really saw that many people who looked like doing it. how about you? did you grow up? i mean i grew up when i was looking toward people were like me. i was seeing that on local news, but i was never seeing that on national news, right, but then i i struggled with identity a little bit right like i was pushing the latino side of me aside a little bit and i was pushing the gay side of me right?

so there was all that. you can stream the full special are america invisible on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app well starting today maui county in hawaii is banning the use of non-mineral based sunscreen the new law comes in an effort to protect marine life and the coral reef there businesses could even face up to a thousand dollar fine for not complying research has found high amounts of toxic chemicals from sunscreen and busy recreation areas. sunscreens made with natural minerals of zinc oxide or titanium. dioxide are still allowed. dolly parton is helping children in california experience the wonder of reading. governor's office tweeted a video about the expansion of dolly parton's imagination library across the state it'll provide children under five with free books for a while one book a month will be mailed to a child's home more than 2.4 million kids in california will

get the chance to enroll in this program the library launched in 1995 in tennessee. where part grew up she was inspired to create the program by her father who could not read or write. a former president jimmy carter turned 98 years old today. he celebrated at a parade in his hometown of plains, georgia and the carter center will host a series of virtual events to celebrate his legacy. garter is the oldest living us president. he was a peanut farmer and navy lieutenant before going into politics. his wife rosalind celebrated her 95th birthday in august spencer. so appropriate that you are sitting here coming out of this story because you two are friends. i've spent a lot of time with the carters it had the great honor of emceeing his 75th birthday celebration in america's georgia in 1999 and then his 95th three years ago. enjoy it. so i've interviewed him many times. he's special remarkable perso yeah, so happy birthday jimmy

the memories of having that connection. yeah. i never would call him jimmy. i just said that to be funny. i always calling president carter we could i mean you guys yeah probably get away with it. yes. i should do a little weather now, i guess so let's talk about what's happening here overnight increasing clouds, maybe even some spotty drizzle mainly near the coastline overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s and then tomorrow mainly sunny skies by afternoon, but clouds will linger in the morning highs will range from mid 60s at the coast to lower mid 70s around the bay shoreline low eighties in and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows that it's going to be cooler than average for the next couple of days, but we have a mid-week warmup coming our way starting on wednesday and by next thursday and friday, we'll be looking at mid-90s inland once again and low 80s are on the bay. w, i wki alut preside

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sponsored by river rock casino good evening, the 49ers take on the rams monday night right here on abc 7, which means we're left with a whole extra day of rampant speculation and lip reading studies during an 11-0 loss to the broncos on sunday night. it looked like jimmy garoppolo mouth the words all your plays suck man, which would be a criticism of head coach kyle shanahan and a somewhat fair one at this point. the 49ers have average just over 15 points per game so far, but was he really mouthing all your place suck man or something else. does it even matter? frustration with our whole team first of all, i've clipped to me is a joke and so on kimberly were talking about it. i'm sure i've said a lot worse things on the field than that. so i'm glad they caught that rather rather than something else but i'm not sure exactly what i was saying. you say a lot of things in the heat of battle that i hope

people don't hear but no me and kylie are cool. we really are. we've been through, you know, a lot of different types of seasons this being no different but we're all early on in the season still. all you lip reading experts out there tune in on monday night football when the 49ers host the rams a rematch of the nfc championship. kickoff is monday at 5 pm here on abc 7. how about some top plays we start with the end of the ole miss kentucky game, kentucky driving for the win ole miss with the sack fumble recovery to clinch the game and look at the reaction from the old miss coach paul. wild celebration ole miss wins 22:19. those guys would have loved this played liberty receiver jb and dotson with the casual one-handed grab for the touchdown. he's pretty nonchalant about that catch too. look at that. liberty wins. 38 24 byu's mascot named cosmo. we should all get on his workout program going airborne on the push-ups up some tables who thinks of this stuff. he's gonna end this thing with

an absolutely tremendous dismet after a one-handed push-up look at the strength here backflip. cosmos crazy somehow here in october the giants were still clinging to a remote possibility of making the playoffs, but they would have needed to win out and hope for philly's losses giants hosting the d-backs. i wonder if mad bum is drinking hunter pence's coffee brand here the d-backs didn't leave much. hope they put it away with the four run seventh jock peterson can't make the diamond catch on the sergio on alcantara to run double snakes go up eight two play. the game comes in the bottom of the eighth lemont way junior with the foul ball. it goes into the cove and it is just right there for the kayakers all they have to do is just reach the ball, but the struggle the struggle is just really these days they're trying so hard to get it but you know if you give him a cubby cove dave too long, he's gonna swipe it. metaphor for the whole season right there giants lose eight four are officially eliminated from playoff contention and dave

did eventually give those fans the ball a's taking on the playoff bound mariners in seattle. look, it's the space needle first inning first major league rbi for jordan diaz base it to left. tony camp ends up coming around score 10 oakland, but the lead did not last long bottom half the ending adam aller gives us a bases loaded hit to sam hagerty two runs will score all our last just one ending three one ends and it stayed that way until the 8th luis torrens with a high fly ball. and her seth brown says i got a chad painter says i got it. nobody got it a run will score tough play battling the sun and your teammate hayes fall 5-1 the quakes with their final home game of the season against minnesota united. i'm just a baby honoring shea salinas who's retiring after the season second half no score free. kick 50 first minute and the beauty is sports salinas with the goal one last time quakes go on to win this thing to nil. they finish the season next sunday in seattle. don't worry. i'm keeping my shirt on this abc 7 sports sports sponsored by

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