it's those winds that have a chance of bringing down trees and power lines and that's leading to the possibility of pg&e power shutoffs in parts of northern, california for safety abc 7 news meteorologist. meteorologist. and patel is here to let us know. why san diego? yeah, alma and dan let's take a look at our weekend weather. we are expecting gusty winds very dry fuels are in place and high fire danger accompanying it the system that is pushing into the pacific northwest is already bringing a wintry mix there that system is going to set the stage for those strong winds. and as you look here there's already a fire weather watch issued for solano county for sunday afternoon evening that fire weather watch extending across the sacramento valley also in the sierra, nevada because of the fact that those winds are going to bring that increase fire danger. so we go our by hour you will notice those winds initially starting out on saturday. that's not too strong. but then sunday they pick up close to 40 miles an hour over parts of that region and the

fire danger index will indicate that the fire danger increases in the north and east bay hills to high to very high category tomorrow and that continues into sunday, which is why we are concerned about fire danger. i'll be back with look at the full weekend forecast coming up amma. all right, sandia. thank you so much. pg&e may turn off power to about 5,800 customers in 13 counties this weekend. the utility has warned of a possible public safety power shutoff due to high winds and dry conditions sonoma and napa county are included on sunday just 85 customers in napa and three in sonoma could be affected pg&e meteorologist will continue to monitor conditions and you can keep an eye on the weather this weekend through the abc 7 bay area app track temperatures winds and watch live doppler 7 the abc 7 bay area app is available wherever you stream. we'll stay on top of that, but let's turn now to developing news the discovery of a car buried in an atherton backyard so far with a passenger side and

trunk uncovered. nobody has been found even though cadaver dogs did react to the scene apparently investigators think the car may have been buried since the 90s landscapers found the car yesterday morning while working in the backyard of a multi. million dollar mansion on stockbridge avenue, and we've had two reporters digging into the story all day abc 7 news item reporter stephanie. sierra looked into the home's history and found one former owner with a criminal record that stands out that part of the story is very interesting. but first, let's go live to abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn in atherton with more on the latest from police suzanne. so police say the car they found was reported stolen back in september of 1992. it was a convertible mercedes-benz, but authorities still don't know who buried that car on the backyard of a home or why. a potential crime scene it looks like a netflix video. or a series a deepening mystery. why would you bury it vehicle in your life? it's all playing out on the

street in a quiet wealthy neighborhood and atherton don trager lives about five doors up from the home on stockbridge avenue where a major excavation is underway where crime scene texts are coming for clues and cadaver dogs have come up with a hit not once but twice it could be human remains. they could be reacting to blood they could be reacting to old bones. it's creepy you don't you don't imagine it would happen. know in your own neighborhood, but like i said, you know you watch the datelines and that's what people always say everybody in our family at least. wildly texting each other about what could it be and how strange it is to have something happen to you? so close from sky seven overhead. you can see investigators hard at work according to atherton police when landscaping crews at a multi-million dollar home on stockbridge avenue unearthed a car filled with unused bags of concrete authorities launched an investigation. the car was buried four to five feet underground and had been

buried since the 1990s according to police commander dan larson, richard hartnett lives a street over from the home under investigation. he's seen this guy seven video of the excavation that can happen anywhere i guess but guess it can't be a crime scene unless they find some bones or something. remains neighbors are stunned some even think they knew the previous owner. we knew the guy a little bit if if it's the gentleman remember he was a doctor at stanford police say the current homeowners are cooperating with authorities in the investigation. and to clarify police were not sure i should say to clarify police believe the car was buried before the current owners moved in and right now police are still not sure if this is a criminal investigation or a non-criminal investigation live in atherton suzanne fawn abc 7 news utterly fascinating suzanne, thanks very much well now let's bring in abc 7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra stephanie. what did you find about find out about the history of the mansion

and its many owners. quite a bit dan records show this 15 million dollar atherton mansion has had five former owners since 1993 and out of all of them a man named johnny bach to lou has stood out 16 years before moving to this house lou was convicted on two counts of attempted murder in la county and served a three-year prison sentence. he then moved to this property with his family after it was built in 1990 and record show is stayed in the family up until 2014 investigators believe this stolen car was buried in the backyard sometime in the 1990s now around that same time lou was arrested on charges of insurance fraud and attempted grand theft in 1999 that year he was accused of hiring people to sink his 1.2 million dollar yacht. he allegedly offered 50 grand and cast to undercover cops to have the sunk off the golden gate bridge. district attorney stephen wagstaff confirmed lou was arrested in san mateo county but

not prosecuted. he says the san joaquin county da's office handled this insurance fraud case. we've reached out for more details on that. who died in 2015 and atherton police say they also believe the owner of the stolen car is deceased meantime the question that is lingering here. is it just a coincidence? this car was believed to be buried around the same time johnny liu was facing all of these other charges and we did ask investigators that question today, but they only said they are aware of it and are still investigating that as a possible lead for the items stephanie sierra. abc 7 news now steph. what do we know about the current owners? was there any criminal record among the other property owners? you know, i'm a we did look at all five property owners and the other four had no criminal record johnny lose history not only stood out but the timing of his arrest in san mateo county did too and as for the current owners record show they bought

this property in march of 2020 right around the pandemic and as you can imagine had no clue at the time there was a buried car. all right, stephanie. thank you so much for that info and when atherton police spoke about the case this afternoon, we streamed that live and if you have the abc 7 news app you got this push alert linking you to that live stream download the app now so you can get alerts on the latest developments with this case. kaiser mental health care workers voted to ratify their four year contract today after ending a 10-week-long strike the new agreement promises staff retention reduced patient, wait times and plans to transform kaiser's model for providing mental health care all so a commitment by kaiser to hire more therapists and add more hours for current providers. the agreement comes after the longest mental health care worker strike in us history happening now a candlelight vigil to honor a san jose state football player who died this morning. he was riding a scooter when he was hit by a school bus just blocks from campus abc 7 news

reporter dustin dorsey tells us how the spartan community is handling the loss. just hours before the san jose state football team was set to board a plane to play new mexico state tomorrow the team suffered an unbelievable tragedy freshmen running back camden mick wright was struck by a school bus while riding an electric scooter and he sadly lost his life sjsu president steve perez fighting off of motions while speaking with the media today. it's deeply deeply deeply felt on our campus. the accident happened just blocks up the road from the football facility and about 30 minutes before a team meeting was set to begin the california highway patrol told us witnesses. say the bus carrying 14 students was driving through a green light when mick wright was fatally hit. well we know for sure is that the school bus was traveling east on read entered the intersection of 10th street and the 18 year old male was traveling on an electric scooter north on 10th street. so cross in front of the path of the school bus and which point he was struck by the school bus

and sustain fatal injuries the football team and staff learned of mick wright's death during their meeting this morning and spent the majority of the day deciding on what to do with their scheduled game against new mexico state. we were there as team buses left the facility after originally scheduled to take the team to the airport at 11:30 head coach brandon brennan shown here speaking with president perez today brandon saying in a statement quote we lost an amazing young man tragically this morning sjsu athletics director. jeff konia says the tight knit spartan community is great in the very bright articulate energetic individual was a freshman beloved by the team. had a great personality. it's a tremendous loss for of course our program in the university, but society generally nick wright was a third major loss in the past year for the spartan program former running back dejaun packer and longtime sports information director. lawrence van died last spring the school and athletics department say they will continue to stand together

through tragedy spartan strong. we are here to support other we're here to love each other. we're going to do what we need to do and whatever we need to do to be able to support our students our community and our student athletes as far as the game after wing options the team ultimately decided to postpone the contest against new mexico state in san jose, dustin, dorsey. and with the weekends game postponed, san jose state's football. next game will be a home game next saturday in san jose for homecoming. still to come here gas prices are dropping faster in california than anywhere else in the country, and we're noticing a change right here in the bay area too plus using art to send a message. a message. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis. you should know you can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®.

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nearly 5% following two reports about elon musk's takeover attempt a one concerned musk's reported comments about massive layoffs the other about a possible national security review over his his ventures including the twitter deal. today the internal revenue service announced an increase in the amount individuals can save for retirement people will be able to contribute $2,000 more into their retirement plan starting next year. the increase is because of inflation. the current limit is about $20,000 next year. it'll go to 22,000. gas prices in more than half of the bay area are under $6 per gallon. only three counties are still above that mark napa county averages 601 in san mateo and san francisco at 6:04 california's statewide average price is 583 according to triple a strapped 32 cents in a week. and checks to help offset high gas prices in the form of the middle class tax refund are going out now from the state of

california payments range from 200 to slightly more than a thousand dollars based on your 2020 adjusted gross income to calculate how much you can expect go to tax. refund.ca.gov. down south now police in los angeles county pulled an injured driver from a burning car and it was a scary incident captured on video. hey, hey, can you get out come on man? go to the park. this happened early yesterday morning and in alhambra the video is from one officer's body camera. the driver showed signs of being under the influence of alcohol. he was transported to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. one officer was hospitalized for smoke inhalation, but later released quick and brave work. absolutely. all right, let's get to the weekend weather. that means saturday and sunday. it does mean that and that's nice meteorologist said ever tell us here with the forecast. we are ready for the weekend, dan and alma and you know, the forecast is changing this

weekend. you're going to need to bring out the letters have a windbreaker. perhaps. let me show you live doppler 7 because the changes are underway in the pacific northwest. it's a cold system that came out of the gulf of alaska. it is diving down into the pacific northwest right now, and it eventually starts to slide southward. we're already seeing some of those clouds moving into the northern portion of the state as you can see here and we will start to notice. some changes so first, let's talk about the fire weather watch from solano county to the sacramento valley all the way out towards the sierra. we also have a freeze watch and that is fermendocino in lake county's sunday morning as cold air will follow behind that system. we're expecting a freeze warning for parts of northeastern, california and also nevada, so definitely a winter like feel to the forecast this weekend. as far as statewide goes temperatures right now in the 50s to 70s highs today only in the upper 50s to low 80s.

well below average for this time of year compared to 24 hours ago 19 degrees cooler in concord. how about 26 degree drop in fairfield wind is certainly playing a role on shore right now 30 miles an hour in san francisco. so you may be feeling it if you're stepping out grab that jacket golden gate bridge cameras showing you still a foggy view right now 58 in the city 60 in oakland. it is currently 65 in san jose and 57 and half moon bay from our emeryville camera. it is a cloudy view as we look towards downtown oakland cool 57 in santa rosa 64 in napa fairfield 62 concord a live view a gorgeous one from our san jose camera those high clouds adding to a colorful sunset chance of sprinkles drizzle tomorrow morning windy and cooler with below average temperatures and we are expecting elevated fire danger in the hills. so that system really brings the pacific northwest that much needed moisture we did too but unfortunately for us you will notice that five o'clock maybe a few sprinkles or drizzle tomorrow morning. it's going to be more clouds in

the morning and then clearing for the bay area for the afternoon in the sierra this turns to a wintry mix. i mean we're looking at showers snow showers by tomorrow night snow down to past levels. so keep that in mind if you are traveling here locally a couple of hundreds of an inches all we're expecting. of drizzle or a few sprinkles. most areas will not measure anything, but you may see a hit or miss shower. so keep that in mind. the wind is going to be what you need to watch out for a 41 to 43 miles an hour tomorrow afternoon along the coast strongest there as we head into tomorrow night those winds picking up the wind initially starts out in the one direction and then switches directions. so as we go into sunday when that wind comes out of the north the critically dry fuels are going to get dried out even more and that's what's going to raise the fire danger. your morning temperatures will be in the 40s and the 50s. watch out for some damp roadways certainly some fog and clouds around but the fog will get lifted tonight as we look at tomorrow afternoon. it's a windy one coast side low

60s inland areas in the low to mid 70s. so forget about the low 80s we had today in fairfield and livermore. it's going to be a breezy one and cool low to mid 70s for your saturday your accuweather seven day forecast windy possible sprinkles tomorrow breezy for sunday fire danger. those temperatures are going to plunge sunday night into monday morning. get ready for the chill cold enough for some crops to get damaged in lake and mendocino counties monday morning. but monday afternoon, it is milder and then a slight chance with the next system coming in tuesday, wednesday of seeing a couple of showers, but computer models are not in agreement. thomas thanks, sandy right? remember the red tide that hit the bay area this summer. there's a similar issue in the delta that's been happening almost every year and there's a push now to do something about it. it. we'll have that story as we don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications,

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which sanofi flu vaccine area environmental groups is putting a spotlight on a toxic hazard in the delta. it's like the algae bloom we saw in san francisco bay recently. i was so dramatic remember but in this case advocates say there are steps that can be taken to help fight the damage abc 7 news meteorologist mike. nico has the story. the destructive algae bloom that struck san francisco bay this summer has researchers looking at both causes and solutions, but now several environmental groups are demanding action on a similar challenge miles upstream from the bay. they're focused on a toxic bloom. that's become almost a yearly occurrence in and around the delta and it produces a toxin that's acutely poisonous to people and their pets john rosenfield is a senior scientist with san francisco bay keeper the group captured these drone images of the bright green bloom near stockton and discovery bay while the exact causes are still being studied baykeeper and other groups have filed an

emergency petition with the state water resources control board. it's asking the board to increase the seasonal flow of water into the delta from the san joaquin river to levels. they say we're laid out four years. go and an amended bay delta plan a move. that's study suggests would help fish and wildlife and potentially flush out microorganisms causing the bloom if we had those flow standards operational by next february and 40% of the river made it to the delta through june of next year. it's possible that it could ameliorate the bloom that will happen. next summer. the petition comes as state officials and the new submit administration are wrestling over the future of water allocations divided between residential agricultural and other users groups like restore the delta are helping to conduct a pilot survey to monitor and better understand the bloom cycles and fill in the gaps in the data, but they believe the flow issue is critical to an

overall solution it prevents water from being stagnant obviously in the first one. and if water is not stagnant the water doesn't sit there and absorb heat energy, which is what helps drive harmful algal blooms bay keeper has also filed a lawsuit questioning whether the 40% flow standard is even enough but in the meantime, they're hoping the petition process will at least spark movement towards increasing flows to that level. those potentially could be beneficial to ameliorate this harmful algal bloom problem while we get a better standard that will actually protect fish and wildlife to the level the board has said needs to occur in the delta mike, nico abc 7 news. we contacted the state water resources controlled board. spokesperson said they can't comment on the flow level request yet, but could have more to say after next week as the review process on the petition moves forward. all right coming up. how about a side of spooky or maybe a little haunted with your next meal. we'll take you to a san

francisco restaurant that may have a ghost. i'm cornell bernard and marin county will show you how this act of violence in 2020 inspired a new social justice art project.

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get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7. social justice art in the north bay a piece created by local youth is set to be dedicated this weekend. it's being installed and the wake of controversy near the scene of a violent confrontation surrounding a mural honoring brianna taylor abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard has the story from san rafael. well, hopefully they can look at it and actually can see themselves within it. i love the imagery or in carpenter was talking about this new eye-catching social justice art project. that's hard to miss a long. terrillindists freitas parkway. three painted panels inspired by the words freedom justice and liberty and then we decided to go from there is what do those three words look like carpenter says that question help inspire a group of young people to create the peace called regeneration. he's mentoring artist on the

project sponsored by marin nonprofit youth in arts, and it was just such a great process watching these kids from different backgrounds from different areas in the school come together with one common goal. it's subtle but really powerful look closely. you'll see the names of george floyd ahmad aubrey and brianna taylor now icons at the black lives matter movement, but it was this chalk mural honoring taylor and calling out her murder which sparked this act of violence in 2020. yeah. why are you watching this off bro? this man was caught on. back then trying to remove the mural on freitas parkway. he's seen pointing a weapon at community members who tried to stop him. this entire process is in response to that community tension and the need for conversation and healing jacobson says two years later that healing has begun on this corner symbolizing not only social justice, but community equity and maybe even a chance to start a conversation about

our differences. it's that coin phrase of beautiful tragedies. that's what make us who we are and so for us to really sit down and understand that that way we can understand. each other better and so that's what i'm hoping when people see that it lights the fuse for them to want to have those conversations. and marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news election day is about three weeks away. and it's tuesday, november 8th as a reminder every registered voter in california gets a mail-in ballot. that's thanks to a law signed last year. you can vote by mail or in person through election day. you can still register to vote to it's not too late after october 24th. it's called a conditional voter registration, but your vote will still count. there are seven statewide propositions to vote on and we've published an explanation for each one on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app go to the app and check out the california elections 2022 row to stream them all on demand on your roku apple tv or other devices.

steve bannon the ex-advisor to former president donald trump has been sentenced to four months in prison. it comes after a jury found bannon guilty of two counts of contemptive congress for defying a subpoena from the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol today. we learned that that same committee issued a subpoena to donald trump abc news reporter m win has the the latest now from washington. one-time advisor to former president donald trump steve bannon sentends to four months in prison in order to pay a fine of 6,500 for two counts of criminal contempt of congress. i respect the judge the sense he came down with today is his decision. i fully respect him and totally respectful as his higher process the trump appointed federal judge agreeing with bannon that he should not have to serve a sentence while he appeals a jury this summer finding banning guilty for failing to produce a single document and refusing to sit down for a deposition, but

the house committee investigating the deadly january 6th attack on the capitol the panel subpoenaing banan last september to find out why he made for telling comments on his podcast a day before the insurrection. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow for months bannon refused to cooperate claiming executive privilege. despite leaving the white house back in 2017. committee instead playing audio from bannon during a public hearing from before the election happened saying trump planned to declare victory whether or not he won victory. but that doesn't mean he's the winner this afternoon the january 6th house electricity officially subpoons former president donald trump requesting documents and an in-person deposition for next month and when abc news washington the owners of a vallejo restaurant are taking a unique approach in their effort to give back to their hometown starting monday customers at momo's cafe on georgia street will be allowed to pay whatever

they want if they can't afford to pay they'll eat for free vallejo rapper and entrepreneur laura russell helped come up with the idea vallejo hasn't been a place where people travel all over the world to be but it's becoming that through what we're building in the infrastructure that we've been creating. so, i think it's a necessary thing if we want this to be a place that we love la russell started the approach during the pandemic hosting a proud to pay brunches at momo's. he and momo's co-owner manny melendrez aren't worried about profit saying things will all work out the pay what you want model will be an effect through the end of the year. well, you could say one san francisco restaurant has a little something extra the owner reports several sightings of what may be a lost soul lurking abc 7 news reporter liam melendez tells us if it's friendly. foal seems to have arrived in san francisco's mission district the wind and falling leaves remind us that the end is near

we took refuge here at a restaurant after the owner invited us in hey, jeffrey. oh, it was cold out there. thanks for inviting us. of course. are you doing? well. considered all things considered do tell employees have had some extra experiences here at work are one of our employees thought he saw an extra person downstairs. a double take and then realized nobody was there. like a ghost jeffrey lee the f of the oh popular hand rolled project told us more about these close encounters. there's been reports of containers flying across the room during prep and then lights going on and off in the employee restroom upstairs. it's a fact this location was also once a restaurant named platanos plantains in spanish and the chef. died during a fight with a neighbor perhaps the chef is now

lurking in any case lee thinks this is a friendly ghost. i mean no one's got hurt so far just in case i visited my favorite spiritual store botanica. joruba hi, how are you? so i have a little problem. there's a spirit in a restaurant. and what can i do the owner introduced me to all kinds of items to help calm the spirit including sage she also recommended a candle but in the end i opted for the sage and brought it to lee say thank you so much and just like that our job here was done just another day appeasing troubled. soul in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news fun, they're all squared away now. all right learning history through clothing. it's a lesson for many of us, even the designers themselves (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify even the designers themselves will e

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ask your doctor about leqvio. is filipino american history month and this year marks 30 years since the tradition first began and tonight. we're taking a closer look at filipino fashion and history and the influence it's had on filipino american designers across the bay area. yeah abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo who is a proud filipino american herself shows you how local artists are including their roots in their designs. elegance extravagance and iconic exaggerated sleeves. i asked my family to dig deep for examples but on tagalog and the filipiniana turner are two types of traditional filipino historical fashion typically designed as formal wear for special events today. there's a resurgence of sculptured turnow sleeves in day-to-day attire. it's all spanish. influenced but i will say that when folks see our iteration of these big sleeps, they know

that's a filipino dress or top or whatever. so i definitely love that aspect artist chi chimateo is behind the bay area clothing brand empire in the air from rough sketch to someone's closet pieces combined mateo's love for art and fashion with filipino american community and culture her designs are intentional mateo dedicating much of her work to penise filipino women often depicted as landscape. that's a huge part of my art style because i think that woman especially we're powerful enough to embody like a landscape and you know, we provide and we give but we also with that matapang face are asking for that respect back matapa brave or fears. it's deep meaning embodied with the purpose of educating a responsibility. she and other philanth artists understand when they transform historical traditional looks and symbolism on items. they sell me wearing a shirt and

this is delano manos and people are like, what is that? and so it's an opportunity to have a conversation to provide an insight in regards to our experience as a collectively as a community michael de lupo owns who got clothing based out of san jose. oh god meaning roots. his business was born out of sheer interest. i was 2009 pacquiao was winning abdc what's going on? jobawagis. there was a demand for filipino culture. the lupo says his designs took off even without him fully understanding the filipino american history or cultural icons used. however, that's changed. he's dedicated years to research and expanding is knowledge now his catalog reflects phil am experience struggles and influence the theme the filipino american history month is a collection of images representing the i hotel international hotel. the delano manos. what is the 1587 of a morro bay whether it's the the manila men

in louisiana themes of activism and advocacy now warren proudly each item an intersection of filipino american history and culture presented in a contemporary way. i just like to think of like, okay, what is something that i would wear with my community wear but how can i elevate it with that? nod to history honoring filipino american history month. i'm amanda douglas still yo abc 7 news. well prepare for a windy weekend. sandy has a forecast that could affect your plans when we come back.

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with unlimited data. switch today! weather's changing it sure is a meteorologist. sandy patel is tracking those changes for us and that's right. it's going to feel like late fall dandanama this weekend. let me show you why live doppler 7 show. do a system pushing into the pacific northwest. we're starting to get clouds for parts of the bay area. the rain will be focused across the pacific northwest where this isn't a week atmospheric river about a half an inch of rain

there in portland medford. 2800 crescent city will get about 2/10 of an inch tahoe 700s here in the bay area. it's going to amount to nothing measurable. maybe a few hundreds. now the bigger concern is the winds kicking up which will raise the fire danger saturday afternoon for the north and east bay hills and again sunday afternoon evening. so keep that in mind as we do have a really dry fuels out there and then the humidity will be dropping with those gusty winds developing on live doppler 7. we are seeing a mix of low and higher clouds tomorrow afternoon if it wasn't cool enough for you today. we're going to drop those temperatures even more for parts of the bay area wendy. coastside breezy inland lowe's 60s to mid 70s. well below average for this time of year and when you look at the accuweather seven day forecast, i'd say it's sweater or jacket weather for the weekend. definitely. will be a breezy to windy one possibility of a few damp roadways tomorrow, but the fire danger will be increasing followed by the chill early monday morning, and then we will go with another possibility of a

few showers between tuesday night and wednesday on indian. interesting. yes. thanks, andy. all right talking about good stuff 49ers making big move. all right, larry. this is really good and it's interesting because the family connections years ago 49ers coach. kyle shanahan was actually assigned to babysit christian mccaffrey. that's how tight the families were little did either no back then they'd be working together as adults with the niners making a monster deal for the protailback wants to play on sunday. sunday. that 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.

beale good evening. this should be fun 49ers making their intentions quite clear. they think they have a super bowl contending team and they are going for it. all in and that's why they gave up four draft picks to land electrifying tailback christian mccaffrey the stanford man who landed back in the bay area today the subminer faithful christian mccaffrey here just touched down and i can't tell you how excited i am fired up. i can't wait to get to work.

let's go mccaffrey took a physical got his uniform. he'll wear 23 here instead of his usual 22 worked out with some coaches on the side after the niners regular practice mccaffrey basically has today and tomorrow to try to digest as much of kyle shanahan's playbook as possible in order to really give him a chance to play on sunday. he really wants to play but come on. he's a stand for guy studying should not be an issue here mccaffrey eager to fit in with his new team, but how could you not want to play here, you know as an offensive weapon. i'm extremely fired up obviously have a little bit of a history coach shanahan and just yeah can't express how happy i am to be here. it did take a lot to get him. but i think he's he's worthy of that and he's that kind of player. he's a extremely versatile player. is an explosive football player? he's a smart football match go on and on and he checks all the boxes. he also has very good hands. he also has i'm separation ability. i'm in the past game and i also think he's a guy just mentally

who can handle a lot. so the more guys can handle the more you put on them just my job to learn as much as humanly possible in the next two days and get ready to play football game. he flies into the end zone people are gonna go crazy levi stadium if he does that on sunday when we last saw bruce bochy in uniform, it was the last day of his giants managerial career. that was 2019 big party at oracle park for the three-time world champion. the question was would beauja for manage again. well today we got our answer. yes, the 67 year old boshi agreeing to a three-year deal to manage the lowly, texas rangers taking over a club that has not finished over 500 in six years new rangers gm chris young actually played for bocce in 2006 his final year in san diego boaty becomes the third man to manage a team that he previously beat in the world series. she's introductory news conference will be on monday warriors back in action tonight hosting a team expected to challenge them for first place

in the western conference. they tip off against the denver nuggets in just a few minutes klay thompson has talked a lot about enjoying october basketball because these are his first october games since 2019 maria the two catastrophic injuries and even though he thoroughly appreciates the new multi-level championship rings with all the bling plays already got his hidden away. just another superhero level day for clay. where is your most recent championship ring right now? it is in a safe in a secret location. like a bat cave pretty much back here. that's funny. like batman being able to take the boat to work, you know, it's like the batboat. yeah. a boat mobile boats to carts october 21st 2006 cows marshawn lynch scored the game-winning touchdown on ot against the washington huskies, but nobody remembers that they remember this after the game a pumped up marshawn commandeered the injury cart and went driving all around memorial stadium. they actually made a bobblehead

of this moment a few years ago best injury card ride ever so much fun. just seeing that. all right. so let's get to a few christian mccaffrey things here because i mean such a dynamic weapon one of the things that that happened is the niners said to give all these picks because they wanted to make sure that he did not go to the rams. that was the big fear. the rams are used to just trading away draft picks. we don't need them. we don't need them. let's get bonafide real players. right? one. other thing is drake greenlaw linebacker for the 49ers has already issued a public apology niners played carolina a couple weeks ago and apparently dre was talking a little smack. and so he said sorry about that from a couple weeks ago. can't wait to meet you buddy. so, you know, yeah, we're gonna get along really great. yeah. he sounds fantastic. he's just stay healthy. stay healthy. stay healthy. all right coming up tonight on abc 78. it's shark tank followed by 2020 at 9:00, then don't miss abc 7 news at 11.

finally this friday a few thoughts about what really matters up there right now history is being made and it zips by us every 90 seconds. that's how long it takes the international space station to orbit the earth and on board nicole mann the first native american woman in space from the iss on wednesday. she said she is overwhelmed by both of beauty and the delicacy of mother earth. perhaps what she is seeing and experiencing. we'll get a little less thrilling by hurt the time her stay on the space station is finished five months from now, but i'll bet not. i think it's still going to be a thrill. what a privilege it must be to see our planet from that vantage point. and what a privilege it is to watch her make history from our vantage point. more these days where marking these important milestones in all walks of life from science to the c-suite to sports and politics barriers are coming down and what really matters

with each one our country is taken to new heights. in the cold man's case quite literally. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. all right, that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandy patel. larry beale all of us. appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening and that we see you again for abc 7 news at 11.

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