oving forward, finding solution. this is abc 7 news. >> this weekend, again, we faced senseless violence in the city of oakland. >> this is oakland's 99th life lost this year. >> it obviously is very tragic. for the community. tragic for the family. gun violence in the city of oakland has plagued young people far more than i've seen in several years. >> another violent weekend in oakland. we'll have an update on that in just a few minutes. thanks for joining us. >> first, oakland police have release this new video showing the moments right before the shooting on the king estate school campus. that video shows the two suspects running up to the school building's front door with firearms in their hands and then you can see the students running away. oakland police chief leron armstrong is asking for the public's help help to identify the two shooting suspects in the

video. two of the six victims are still in the hospital. one school employee and one student. they are expected to be ok. >> now back to the weekend violence in oakland, where a house party on apgar turned deadly. >> two students were kill and two others injured. >> it's hard for the family of 17-year-old jayzee garcia and his brother to deal with he fact that the boys are gone, gunned down and killed at a house party near oakland. they are survived by their mother and four younger siblings. the 13-year-old, 9-year-old, 4-year-old and 3-year-old. they went to celebrate a birthday at an air b&b when several gunmen entered the home and opened fire. now the grief is unbearable. >> we cannot move forward with funerals and seeing their bodies until the investigation is completed.

which really hurts. because of this we won't be able to grow old together, we won't be able to experience adulthooding to as we experienced childhood. >> thi the boys were both students at berkley high where grief counselors were dispatched to help other students. >> every time you get that call it feels like the first time. >> here at berke hee high school, there is no memorial outside the school but student have been walking in with families to -- with flowers to deal. >> a gofundme has been set up to help the family cope with the loss of two sons. they've raised thousands already. >> it's warming our heart knowing our boys are so loved

and knowing the community is here for us. that really helps a lot. >> a vigil is set for 7:00 tonight at nearby longfellow middle school to honor the 17-year-old and 15-year-old boys. in oakland, i'm leslie brink lee, abc 7 news. >> air b&b confirms the fatal shooting took place at one of its rental properties, despite their party ban. melanie woodrow has that part of the story. >> san francisco-based rental platform air b&b confirms that two brothers shot and killed at a house party were at an air b&b property. they wrote, we join the oakland community in condemning this sense lease tragedy. our priority is providing support for those impacted including our host and we're in touch with the oakland police department to support their investigation. air b krand b says the party was unauthorized and thrown without

the knowledge or consent of the host who prohibits parties in the listing. that's in addition to air b&b's platform-wide party ban. they banned pears partially in response to a growing number of pandemic parties. in june of 2022, it cod fid the ban as its policy. in august of this year they introduced anti-party technology in the u.s. and canada to help identify potentially high risk reservations. they look at history or lack of, positive reviews, length of times, length of trip, distance to the listing and weekend versus weekday booking. it also requires guests in the u.s. to undergo identity verification. they've removed the host for weavore o saturday'soker f

homicide and how so-called violence interruptors are trying to help stop the killing. >> this weekend again we faced senseless violence in the city of oakland. >> oakland police chief laron armstrong condemning for violence after six dulls were shot and wounded by unidentified shooters, two brothers were killed at a party and two others were wounded. >> we know it's not gang related. we believe it's the rowflt a conflict that may have happened at the school. previously. we do believe that three individuals came in a vehicle, entered the home, two of which began to fire rounds. >> armstrong says no suspects have been caught but believes they will be brought to justice. they are sobering statistics no one is proud of. check it out.

99 homicides so far this yeek in oakland. 106 this time last year. how to stop the violence? it depends who you ask. >> i think it is essential that the police resources have to be prioritized on stopping the gun violence. >> oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan said the city voted to hire more police evidence technicians and fund gun tracing equipment. >> so that the illegal guns can trace back to their point of origin and the people selling death into our community can be put out of business. >> several councilmembers are back a resolutionthe app t ythmd approach. >> we care about ensuring that oakland city youth and youth across the county have the property investments that center they well-being and response to their basic needs. >> for me the most simple thing i can say was really needed is a sense of hope. >> john jones is a violence interruptor for boss, building opportunities for

self-sufficiency. >> for a lot of people who find themselves entangled in gun violence it's not a matter of them being innately criminal, it's what does my life mean to me? what does my future look like? >> for police the struggle goes on. keeping guns away from kids. >> we have to get guns out of the hands of young people. and that is not just a police issue. that is an issue for families. these things start at home. >> in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> now to breaking news coming into the abc 7 newsroom. certainly a grim milestone in oakland. police, we know, are now investigating the city's 100th homicide of the year. this all happened within just the past hour or so, just before 3:30 p.m. this is along kirkham street and 10th in west oakland. oakland police say they received report of a shooting in that area and found a dead victim at thesen. again, 100th homicide of the year. santa clara county's board of supervisors set to take up a new

resolution tomorrow aimed at curbing gun violence. the goal is to get illegal ghost guns like the ones you see here off the streets. the resolution asks the county to fund and staff a special task force including more police and prosecutors. their work would focus on getting guns out of the wrong hands. >> there are people in our county right now who are felons, domestic abuser, dangerously mentally ill individuals, suicidal individuals, who should not have firearms. not only do we believe this but kors have ordered them to not have firearms and nonetheless they continue to be armed. >> a recent study found santa clara county spends over $100 million a year trying to find gun violence. a federal court siding with the city of san jose and will allow a new law requiring gun owners to get liability insurance. the san jose city council areufed a pleasure in january making it the first city in the country to impose such a mandate on gun owners. several lawsuits for filed to

block the ordinance which is now set to take effect january 1. >> san francisco police are increasing the reward offered for information on a murder that has gone unsolved for nearly six years. karan la motte was killed in a shooting at broad street andly mut avenue back in 2016. today police announce the reward sup to $200,000. the shooting took place as a mural was being painted at the location. investigators believe there were several people who witnessed the killing. >> we believe that given the fact that six years have passed, we're hoping that god moved on some of the hearts of people who witnessed this thing and maybe they would feel free to come forward and speak us to. >> la motte was one of two people shot during that incident. the other perp suffered minor injuries. >> the brother of san francisco mayor landon breed appeared in san francisco court trying to get his sentence for

manslaughter reduced. napoleon brown has served 20 years of his 44-year prison sentence for robbing a restaurant and pushing the getaway car driver out of the car and into traffic on the golden gate bridge. she was killed. today in court the district attorney's office said they will oppose him getting out of prison. brown's defense attorney said he will file a motion to remove the d.a. from the case saying brook jenkins is trying to prove she's independent from the mayor who appointed her. the next hearing is in december. >> the oakland fired is investigating another fire on 580 as possible arson. abc 7 news caught the fire on camera shortly after it started just before noontime. that was burning along eastbound 5 0 near the 35th avenue area. it's the latest fire in the area in the last two weeks. much more to come including the search for a possible serial killer on the loose here in northern california. and inflation and now job cuts on the horizon.

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>> we are less than an hour away from "monday night football" here on abc 7. >> the 49ers host the rams at levi's stadium and that's where we find vis alvarez with a preview of today's game. hey, chris. >> it is and n.f.c. championship rematch here at levi's. the energy is high. we're getting ready for the big football game tonight on abc 7 in less than an hour. niners ready to bounce back from their ugly 11-10 ross in denver. you see the 49ers wearing their 1994 teleback, the white pants and old school saloon s.f. on the helmet. before tonight's game i caught up with 49ers legend, hall of famer steve young, who is working espn's pregame coverage, to get his take on this matchup starting with jimmy garoppolo.ie andlaybkehe. t i

much. and football is about reps. it's choreography. in the end it's a dance step. the more times you do it, surehr comfortable with, kyle calls, and get his feet settled in. if your feet are settled, your mind is settled. he can get going. first guy is open. steve gets set. things can start rolling. you see those feet start to move around a lot, not sure, ball flying around, that's not what we're looking for. >> there seems to be a formula when niners have won. ground control. great defense. third down conversions. defensively what do you like about the team? what can the crowd provide as energy and sound board? >> great defense is obviously about talent and plan. but then it's also about perception. the great defenses we played, i felt it on wednesday.

so it becomes a part of. that's why the fans should smell it too. we all lean into that perception and pretty soon it becomes, perception becomes truth. we are that good but i think a lot of times it builds momentum and there's a sense that we are great. then we just smother people. so if we're going to start winning, early this season, as jimmy gets up to speed. keeping people under 21 points will be key. >> while we want tonight's traditional broadcast, another option, stream, bring out your tablet or phone, stephen curry will be a guest on with peyton and eli. we have the traditional broadcast, and now the mannings. we'll have all your reaction tonight after, at 11:00 after all the great programming on abc 7. a lot of good things happening tonight, starting with the football game.

>> chris is totally in his element out there. >> chris, many thanks. >> now to dustin dorsey, live with fans tailgating outside levi's stadium. >> good toachg you both. niners may be coming off a loss last weekend. you couldn't tell when you were talking to fans earlier that afternoon. they are amped up. they are fired up. they are ready for some "monday night football." of course why wouldn't they be? they have their biggest rivals in town and when you're playing that team from down south it's a whole different ballgame. when the lights are bright like they are at levi stadium tonight, there's one question that comes to mind. >> i got a question for you faithful. are you ready for some football? [cheers and applause] >> there's something special about west coast primetime games. the sun is just setting. the air is crisp. the grills are cooking. and the fans are out in full force. especially tonight with the 49ers faithful.

absolute perfect night for some football. >> just adds extra spice to the game. it's not sunday. all the other games are done. hey, we're just fired up to see a great game today. >> and just in case this couldn't get any better, the niners are welcome in their most hated rivals of recent year, the reigning super bowl champion los angeles rams. any love lost 2010 these proud fan bases? i couldn't tell. the bay versus l.a. in another clash of n.f.c. west opponent on one of football's brightest stages. >> it's the longest rivalry we have. right now we're both really good it's the battle for the west right now. >> san francisco is looking if ar bounce back after a loss last week and what better place to find one than the rams. the 49ers have taken six of their last seven against l.a. they'll be looking to make it seven of eight tonight on their home field. >> we're home. home cooking. defense is strofnlg rams, we

about to take this victory tonight. easy win. >> beat l.a. beat l.a. >> was i lying about that energy right there? you could just see it. these fans are excited. seems like we were just here last year. "monday night football" rams versus niners. and we are back again, the 2022 season, and n.f.c. championship rematch. these fans will be ready to go. but right now there's a little more time. i think there's about an hour before kickoff, so i'm going to go jump back into the tailgates. did you see those tacos? i got to get me some of those. i'll have one for you. dustin dorsey, abc 7. >> have a great time. we'll see you in a little bit. >> you can watch the 49ers take on the ram here's on abc 7, coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. right after abc 7 news at 4:00. former a's manager tony la russa is retiring. official announcement came today. he has not managed the white sox

since august 30 due to heart issues. his last public appearance was in oakland for dave stewart's jersey retirement ceremony last month. >> our tan ashley is not at the station today because he's out helping build a better bay area. today was the 27th annual dan ashley's friends of camp concord gl of tournament. since they started hosting the tournament it's sent more than 12,000 kids to summer kafer, all expenses paid. >> what we're so excited about is that all of these kids that we send to summer camp every year are kids that otherwise might not have a chance to go up and get out in nature in lake tahoe and do traditional camp ad th l.nce >> so good for the soul to do that. tonight there's a charity action and bang yet. if you want to help build a better bay area by sending kids

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>> building a better bay area now focuses on a better environment with aocus on thedr. october 1 starts a new water year and state officials say they are taking actions now for potential fourth dry year. the department of water resources says california has experienced its driest three years ever recorded with no improvement expected. >> we can't just continue thinking of drought as snag happens occasionally and we go about our normal way of life once the drought is over.

we really are transitioning to different conditions that we need to plan and adapt for. >> the 2022 water year ended withwi precipitation at 76% of average and reservoir statewide at 70% of average. >> the website for donating to friends of camp concord is friendsofcampconcord.org. big thanks to dan. >> want to make sure we get that right. moving on to weather. certainly feeling the droughtish, but at least nice and sunny. good for golf. >> right? make sure we get it right for that. for fleet week. for tonight's game. you name it. the last few games of the a's season are today, i think tomorrow and wednesday. as we started the season a series later because of, you know, what was going on withing in the and the players. let's start with what we just talked about and take a look at

reservoir levels. percent of total exactty is a quarter to a half inch of where it should be. we're missing nearly three quarters to a half of rain in our reservoirs. now as far as the average capacity for today's date, we're anywhere from 37% to about 76%. couple of went up, shasta and san luis, perhaps because of the atmospheric shower we had back in september. moving forward, cloud cover in the morning. few linger clouds at the coast from time to time. no sign of rain but no sign of really strong wind events either. right now the high pressure trying to re-establish itself. traying to push itself to the north, any chance of wet weather going with it. we've got the on shore breeze gradually relaxing except for in the afternoon hours when it starts to kick up a little bit. by the time it does at 3:00 or 4:00, we've hit our highest

temperatures of the day. look at the temperatures we had with the 61-degree ocean temperature. that's pretty warm. mid 60's. half-moon bay, salve. 68 in san mateo. 70's and 80's for the rest of us. breezy through 9:00. even up to 30 around san francisco. we'll bring those down as we head into theover night hours. temperatures down into the 60's already by 7:00. that sun setting at 6:49. by the time we00dsdberound 6 whs tomorrow. we'l t at those second. to show you the 49ers forecas tre at levi stadium, 72 for the kickoff at 5:15, dropping down to a comfortable if not a little cool 64 degrees. there you go, back into the 50's tomorrow, more cloud cover in the morning. that goes away, highs tomorrow rebound, a degree or two warmer. mid to upper 70's nor most of the south bay. low to mid 80's for morgan hill. 70's, low to mid 7 07bs the

peninsula. low to mid 60's along the coast. near 70 in downtown. up in the north bay, 80 to 84 degrees. for the east way, 71 to 76. as you head inland, 80 to 86 degrees. that's pretty face. don't are to worry about the air-conditioning just quite yet. temperatures as i mentioned will climb a degree or two every day. looks like thursday and friday will be the warmest days with 90's possible inland. mid 60's at the coast. then the winds come back for a briefly cooler condition sunday and monday because i was looking at next week's forecast, it's going to be another warm one. we'll talk about that one in the next weather. >> sounds like no rain to me, thank you, mike. >> just ahead, killer on the loose. the search for a suspect in stockton and why police think it may be a serial killer. >> and it's not just inflation causing economic issues. the layoffs h

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> now to the urgent search for what authorities believe could be a serial killer. at least deaths in stockton, a number of them, have evidence that police say links them all together, five in total.

>> morgan norwood has the details and the he ward offered to help find the killer. >> five murders, mounting fear and a frantic search for possible serial killer or killers. stockton police say five recent deaths are part of a killing spree. >> at this time we don't know if it's a person, two or three. we just don't know. >> since july, police say five men between the ages of 21 and 54 have been gunned down on the streets of stockton. according to police they each happened under the cover of darkness. the victims ambushed but no material things were taken. only their lives. police say all five cases are earmarked by specific evidence picked up at the crime scenes but not revealing what the evidence. is just saying the killer has a pattern and saying none of the incidents were drug or gang related. but they did release this image in hopes the public can identify the person of interest. he's stall with a slender build. the picture was taken near two

of the crime scenes. 54-year-old lorenzo lopez was one of five killed. he was a musician who often lyrically illustrated the dangers of gun violence. his heart broken brother said lorenzo was homeless but was on the cusp of breakthrough and putting his life back together. he spoke to us. >> it's hard to process that this happened. we've been like twins since we were kid. >> then there's 35-year-old paul alexander, believed to be the first one killed. his family said he was a good boy who grew into a good man with a big heart. 80-year-old eleanor lives in the community where he was gunned down. police are warning not to walk alone at night. >> there's more focus on it. i'll have to be more careful. >> authoritying are offer an $85,000 reward for information leading to the killer, also asking residents to look at their own cameras for anything that might help in the investigation. morgan norwood, abc news, los

angeles. >> closing statements now under way in the christian smart murder trial in salinas. paul flores is accused of killing smart back in 1996 when they were students at cal poly san luis obispo. their fates are up to two juries, one for paul flores and one for ruben flores. the trial was moved to salinas over concerns the two might not get a fair trial in san luis obispo. elizabeth holmes was granted a limited hearing on efforts to get a new trial. the hearing is set for october 17, the day holmes was originally scheduled tore sentenced. the hearing will determine if the government engaged in misconduct with ex-tharanos lab director's examination during elizabeth holmes' trial. this means holmes' sentencing will be pushed to a later date possibly between november and january. >> tech companies after all

sizes are looking to trim or cut some work force. some expert says the companies are preparing for the worse. >> zack fuentes has a look at what could be ahead. >> it's been a rough few weeks for many tech workers. companies like tulio and docusign are said to be reducing its work force. meta will be reduce big not filling empty positions. >> i learned my lesson, always have plan b. >> he was laid off in the early 2000's and says the layoffs we're seeing now are tech companies preparing for the worst. >> people talk about recession coming. bear market. inflation is high. interest rate is high. >> nolan higdon, a professor of history and communication said high interest rates could be a factor and adds that wary ry investigationors are another one. >> big tech made a lot of

promises about how it would transform and control the economy. sometimes those were successful. sometimes they were abysmal failures. think back to the elizabeth holmes case for example. >> the central valley chamber of commerce is keeping track. >> losing some of those high paying jobs that starts to have a downward spiral effect and it has to be something we get a grip on very quickly so that we stop. >> so christian dimolesic said silicon valley has to work harder to attract employers and employees, many of whom want to work from home regardless of how impressive the work site may be. >> if we can work from home, why should this be home? >> he said it will be up to local leaders to make the case for sill condition valley but right now he says he's hopeful. >> it takes a lot for them to leave. right now they're rescaling and regrouping. i think of these a birth 357bgs or maybe you want to think of

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>> doctors who spread misinformation about coronavirus could be disciplined for unprofessional conduct. governor newsome signed a new bill into law designed to prevent a medical practitioner from deliberately disseminating misinformation or disinformation about covid-19. its treatment, and the safety and effect i haveness of vaccines. this one somewhat controversial because you're weighing free speech against public health good so michael where do we start with this one? >> as a journalist this is a tough one. this is the only profession to judge each other and truth.

so that really matters. on the other hand, freedom of speech. i mean it's a tough one for me. it's tough. how about you? is it tough for you guys? >> mike, what do you think? >> i appreciated my doctor's guidance. he read just about everything he could find and so i felt very comfortable with his recommendations. but it seems redunn daunt. aren't they spozzed to get in trouble anyway if they disseminate wrong information? so i'm not sure. >> falls under unprofessional conduct. and the boards could revoke their license. >> seems like newsom is doubling down all the time on covid. >> this one is complicated for sure. something to a little less controversial perhaps. trader joe's in-store samples are back for the first time in twoarees -- two years. i forgot about. this in-store samples were put on hold at the start of the pandemic. customers are taking to social media raving about the fall-themed samples they've received including halloween

cookies. the cult-favorite chain is keeping hot coffee on hold for no there's so many pumpkin spice items. folks who go crazy of it. i love the cost coe samples. >> well, you had me at halloween cookie. [laughter] you started off saying, i was think, you know, i don't care about free samples halloween cookies? i guess you do. >> mike what's your item at trader joe's? >> mine? >> don't honestly shop there. so, my favorite item somewhere else is anything that's free. >> free always trumps all. >> i don't do the grocery shopping to be honest. >> maybe i'll bring in trader joe's cookies and we can all sample them. >> i do go for the samples but my favorite is the coffee they haven't brought back there. shopping there makes me want caffeine to tower through it.

>> san francisco has a new honor, being dubbed one of the best foodie cities in america. they came in at number 4 on wallethub's annual list. survey krors compared 180 of the largest cities and grade the food scene based on diversity, accessibility and affordability. top five, austin, orlando, miami and the number one, portland, oregon. i dare say. i'm going to venture a guess and throw it out there, we should be number one if it weren't for the affordability part. that probably took us down. >> yeah, i agree with that. but look at this list. we're not on the top four. new orleans isn't on the top four. i don't know. orlando is? jon. maybe orlando has changed. >> because of epcot. >> oh, yeah. [laughter] >> new orleans is a big one. dint think about that. that's true. >> this is why you don't take these lists very seriously

sometimes. in your hearts we know we're number one. >> we know new orleans is much more affordable than here. >> and new york city is not up there either. >> l.a. >> very suspicious. finally now we're talking about television dinner. now christmas trees are going to cost you more this year. about 71% of christmas tree growers expect to raise wholesale prices this year. they expect prices to go up anywhere from 5% to 20%. there aren't any short bawdges operating costs are higher than, that'll get passed on to you. i just feel like everything is more expensive these days. so maybe this isn't a surprise. >> it's not to me. my wife said something on facebook, i usually don't answer the surveys, but they sad what's one thing you don't cheap out on. christmas tree. i'll pay the money for a good christmas tree. that's how much i care about that. it may be different this year. that's a tough one. >> it's a tradition so i understand having to shell out.

a number of years ago someone said why not get an artificial tree but that also. people have very strong opinions about. do you have one way or the other? >> i like a fresh tree for sure. i think people are going to be buying smaller trees. they're already very, very ebltion pensive. i get it that the guy selling them have to ship them and the price of fuel is expensive right now. i bet they go up more than 20% in the bay area. >> i like fresh but i have had conversations in the past couple of years with the family about should we invest in an art official one for a variety of reasons including just, you know, maybe the cost eventually makes it worthwhile. they look really good these days and you can get the scent. so it smells like a realtree. i don't know. this is kind of making me think. but i bet those are expensive too. >> supply chain issues. whatever it happens to be. it's all expensive. >> ba, humbug. >> that'

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>> now is our time to strike. >> show them who we are. >> i know you're pumped after that but you've got to wait. "black panther: wakanda forever" comes out november 11. i'm sure it's worth the wait. disney is the parent company of marvel and abc 7. >> stunning. little darker tone. >> uh-huh. but a lot of brightness in our skies right now. the fog hasn't rolled back in yet. >> it'll come back in a little bit more than this morning but not a great amount of coverage. it'll be pretty clear as the a's

round out the rest of season with the angels in town. at first pitch, around 64. mid 60's along the coast. these temperatures close to average. so it ought to feel really nice outside. the air quality, look at that. even though it's going to get warmer, the air quality will remain pretty well. i talked about last week. or next week. here's a look at next monday through saturday. weave 60% to 70% chance of warmer than average temperature which is is what we'll have mainly wednesday through about saturday. sunday and monday being our coolest days. possibly. out of the next two weeks. >> thank you. here is something you don't see every day. a bald eagle just hanging out on someone's front lawn near the minneapolis, minnesota, area. it is not that unusual, actually, because according to the department of natch rl resources, the biggest population of nesting bald eagles outside of alaska is found in minnesota and

wisconsin. what a sight. >> fleet week is back. get ready for some high-flying action. >> we've got a preview of what you can expect this week coming up next.

>> coming up next, "monday night football" on abc. followed by "bachelor in paradise" and then "the good doctor." >> and a reminder to set your d.v.r.'s because due to tonight's 49ers game, you can watch tonight's "jeopardy" and "wheel of fortune" starting at 3:00 a.m. >> it's fleet week in san francisco. among the pilots performing this week, a man from san francisco. >> this is his first time flying with the blue angels and ryan curry spoke with him about fleet week. >> every year the blue angels fly when san francisco looks picturesque. the sky is clear. the weather is nice and

thousands attend to see some of the best air acrobatics in the world. this year that crowd will get to witness one of their own. >> it's unbelievable. it's surreal. this is where it all started for me. >> lieutenant scott goossens was born and raised in san francisco. after training with the navy far decade he became a blue angels pilot last year. he's set to perform in the place that inspired him to become a pilot. >> i thought it was the coolest thing in the world. i can't believe this is a job. so being back here now, you know, i pinch myself a little bit that i'm going to be up there in those jets flying around, you know, over my hometown. hoping to inspire kids just like i was. >> on monday he spoke with students at his alma mater, st. ignatius college prep high school. he told them about his dream of being a blue angels pilot, flying over san francisco. now that dream has come true. >> i thinks that show that everybody circles on their schedule because of how special it is, getting to fly over a city like this.

>> he says every time he fly there's a certain adrenaline rush but this weekend might be the most excited he's ever been to fly. >> i think when we take the first flight on thursday to get our check points and i get a chance to fly around over the city and look around and see where i grew up, it's definitely going to be a once in a lifetime experience for me, something i've been looking forward to for a very long time. i can't wait. >> in san francisco, ryan curry, abc 7 news. >> that's awesome. find the full fleet week schedule with dates and times on our website. abc7news.com. abc 7 news is streaming 24-7. get the abc 7 bay area streaming app and join us wherever you watch, wherever you happen to be. that's it nor edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. >> "monday night football," the 49ers taking on the rams, coming up next. enjoy the game.

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>> don't run. >> don't hurt yourself. >> enjoy monday night football, everyone. captioning provided by espn, inc. >> joe: you would be hard-pressed to find better weather anywhere in the country right now, hard-pressed to find a better rivalry than this one on display on a monday.

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