an atherton mansion a car that was buried five feet underground in the backyard is now gone on saturday. it was fully unearthed and then towed away landscapers discovered it thursday in their work at a multi-million dollar mansion on stockbridge avenue cada. dogs got a hit but investigators didn't find a body in or around the car, but questions linger, especially surrounding a former property owner with a criminal record abc 7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra continues digging into the story. yeah. she joins us live now from the newsroom with more and so much intrigue in this stephanie. that's right dion and this story is already a bizarre one, but as investigators finished up searching the property more questions have been revealed about one of its former owners a new detail that's leaving the town's mayor curious if this clue left behind may solve the case. a mercedes-benz buried underground the yard of this 15 million dollar atherton mansion is leaving lingering questions about a former property owners

passed haunting this quiet upscale neighborhood. it's not something that happens. it just doesn't happen atherton mayor rick degolia says even though investigators found no trace of human remains at the scene. the search isn't over yet. clearly there were issues with jonathan lou who owned the house owned the car and reported the car stolen degolia confirmed to the eye team investigators suspect the former property owner. john bucktunlu was also the owner of the mercedes-benz, but are still waiting for official dmv records. the car was reported stolen to the palo alto police department in 1992 and believed to be buried around that time these speculation is that he reported it to be stolen records reviewed by the eye team show lou had two prior attempted murder convictions out of la county before moving to this house. he was also charged with insurance fraud in 1999 where he allegedly hired undercover officers to sink his 1.2 million

dollar yacht off the golden gate bridge before reporting it stolen to his insurance company. a coincidence presumably he did the same thing with this car, but that hasn't been determined. i think it's a fair guess that this is a case of insurance fraud. we still don't know what kind of investigation we're conducting. we don't know if this is going to be a criminal investigation the lingering detail still puzzling investigators. they have received slight hits. from the cadaver dogs each time the cadaver dogs have come near the car, but they haven't found anything the i-team talked to harry oaks a 36 year veteran could ever dogs specialist. he explains these hits signal human sentences detected. it could be from just somebody who is died in that car and in the body's been moved or died. maybe the body was placed on the ground in that area and then bodies moved what a person dies. they stain the ground or the area that they die in and it

stays there for many many years, especially in contained in the vehicle. now oaks also pointed out these canines could be picking up sent from things like vomit or urine or simply just someone who sat in the car over the years now in this case the cadaver dog signaled possible human remains near the car at least twice investigators have moved the car to the san mateo county crime lab for further inspection. of the i-team stephanie sierra abc 7 news stephanie. have you heard from the lou family? you know, i did speak to lou's son jason on the phone today and as you can imagine, thank you so much a lot of people are interested in this story as you can imagine and you can share the latest news with your

friends. we are posting what we know on our website abc7news.com. moving on to new developments now antioch police have arrested two people in the death of a woman whose body was found on fire last week. contra costa county coroner's office identified the victim today as 25 year old makayla charleman. they had to use dental records to identify her. early last monday morning firefighters found her body on fire on a paved trail near lopez drive in antioch. investigation is still underway. and antioch police are asking anyone with information to come forward. now justice was delayed today for more than a dozen sonoma county families involved in one of the biggest ever fraud cases tied to a wildfire abc 7 news reporter loose pena was in court and explains. what happened? josephus it's been five years since the tops fire but the families who paid a contractor to rebuild their home say the nightmare is not over today instead of a sentence against salvador sharamonte his wife and daughter the judge postponed the case untober 15th.

stunned surprised that i thought everything was going to go dana and his wife are part of a criminal lawsuit against the chair amontes. they said their home was never finished by the contractor who was convicted of one of the biggest fraud cases related to a wildfire. there are 14. homeowners who are named as victims in the criminal case. collectively they paid to cheeramonte construction and sell churramonte over a million dollars for which they got nothing salvador chair monte could be sentenced to six years in prison his wife faces 60 days of an alternative jail program

and her daughter faces 160 days, but instead the judge postponed the sentencing for all three citing a lack of responsibility by the share montes salvador's attorney disagrees. so you're saying that your client will take more responsibility than what he's taking so far. what i am saying is that we're going to be adding additional information for the court for its consideration for the court to be able to make a decision of whether she will accept a new agreement or the old play the

sharer montes filed for bankruptcy fire victims like jacqueline and brian scott said, they lost over a hundred thousand dollars to the sharamontes instead of money. they want any tangible. i'm they finally just get sentenced. just want this chapter to be done. justice right in the meantime they have the fire scars in the entrance way of their new home as a reminder of the night marriage plus we face flu season and the common cold is still around. so if you don't feel well, what do you do abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has some advice. one of these days you're likely to wake up with a cough or a runny nose and in this third covid winter with many of us back at work. what should you do? you think you have a cold? you've got a bug of some kind it could be covid. it could be influenza. it could be respiratory syncial

virus or rsv. i think we lived our lives prior to the pandemic sort of saying. yeah. i've got a cold. yeah. i know it could spread to somebody else, but i'm not very sick and they won't get very sick and just go along with their daily lives. i think that what's changed is we've got a much more serious virus circulating now than we did before the pandemic and i think we have to be a little more prudent. so frankly, i think if you're sick, stay home and workers and managers are trying to sort it out. i think it's you know up to everyone's best judgment, right? everybody's different. there's still a lot of paranoia out there as far as i'm concerned and someone who manages a team. i would hope that they would give me feedback if they're feeling under the weather and ideally take a test before coming in if you wake up with a scratchy throat or a stuffy nose, then covid test kits could be useful to you, but be sure to check the expiration date a lot of the government issued ones have already expired and these kits are far from foolproof. it's negative.

then you're not assured that you still don't have covid particularly early on in the illness navigating. all of this is going to be tricky this fall and winter dr. schwartzberg predicts workers will make decisions employers will have to make concessions and we will have to rethink what it means to call in sick. i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news well, it is the deadline to register to vote. but if you miss the deadline you can still vote tonight. we'll explain what you need to know. flooded florida cars will soon be on their way here to count in california. i'm michael finney what you need to watch out for coming up on 700 usr. i'm meteorologist sandia patel after the morning chill and nice recovery this afternoon. i'll let you know about the prospects for rain coming up when abc 7 news at 6 continues. when abc 7 news at 6 continues.

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are being totaled by insurance companies, but all of them will be sold to someone and maybe you yeah seven on your side michael phineas here to explain how to avoid buying an underwater. lemon michael. yeah, this is something we all need to know right now.

regrettably flooded cars can be a huge. central laws to their owners and to the next owners too. and for the first time we are seeing close up the special issues flooded electric car owners have to face. when looking at hurricane ian's devastation we tend to focus on lost homes and neighborhoods, but look closer. you'll see there are plenty of lost cars, too. noted auto journalists, john purley huffman the senior editor at rodentrack magazine. there are thousands and thousands of these cars. right now sitting in lots that will be auctioned off. some of these will end up in california. correct. they'll end up every place. they'll end up all across the country. they will end up wherever the wherever the market takes them. and that's the rob no flooding here. so little flood damage awareness among california car shoppers fortunately there is a consumer protection law that brands flooded vehicles. they will get a salvage title.

the company will insured has a salvage title. salvage title is the i always like call it the scarlett mark of automotive marginalization. means that you know the car has been declared a total loss by an insurance company at some point in time, but the bad guys are always working the system ivan drury as director of insights. at the car information firm. i mean one of the easiest ways for people to kind of like circumvent that issue is to sell the vehicle in the different state like california very says that process has called title washing that's for the car ends up with the title. that does not say sandwiched then there are the flood ruined cars that are never part of the title branding system. now the problem is that some cars were not insured or not insured for you know, they were done short. so the insurance companies didn't declare them a total loss. so those cars are the where the danger lurks they could have been a car that was wrecked and then sold without an insurance company being involved and now

it's flooded without an insurance company being involved and that's what's going to end up here at my local lot. could theoretically so admins drury says be on the lookout when shopping the number one thing that you're gonna find the price if it's too good to be true probably is and that applies to miles on the odometer too has especially low miles. well, why because it's been in a repair shop for a while and it has been driven for months electric cars like this test. i have been among the most seriously damage video of tesla's on fire are all over the local news in florida. peter gruber is ceo of gruber motor company in phoenix touted as the first commercial independent tesla service organization. most likely the reason is saltwater has migrated into the battery pack. which is normally sealed fairly well. but if you get water inside a

culture and battery pack you can get rapid corrosion. which results in resistance which can result in fires like this one and it's not only tesla's experts tell me all electric cars that have been flooded are potential hazards that can catch fire long after the flood waters have receded. and always check a used cars title before buying also have a mechanic inspect your car and i would be very suspicious of anything coming out of florida now. yeah, i'd be very careful lots to look out for okay, michael. thanks. wall street continued its month-long hot streak today all three major indices reported gains at the closing bell the dow gained more than 400 points to end trading at 31,499 the nasdaq gained 92 points in the s&p added 44, right? we shall gain no precipitation at least for the next few days,

but we'd like some sandia, you know what we're wishing for some rain, no doubt about it. and dion and alma. i wish i could deliver all i could tell you is there's a chance. better than no chance. let's talk about the mild weather today. it was warmer than yesterday low 60s to low 80s this morning temperatures were in the upper 30s to low 50s. so it was definitely chilly. there was some patchy frost out there, but at least a nice recovery this afternoon live doppler 7 right now showing you some higher clouds passing through the bay area. they're all going to be an association with this system. that's bringing the pacific northwest mix precipitation. it will bring the possibility of a little bit of moisture up around northern california near the border, but for us here, we're not looking at any rain just yet temperatures compared to 24 hours ago. some areas are up some areas are down, but everyone was up this afternoon. here's a look at the winds. gosh. what a big difference this weekend this past weekend. it was so windy, but things are calmer now and as you look from our golden gate bridge camera, it's a beautiful view and here's

a look at those temperatures 62 in san francisco 63 oakland, you're in the 70s and places like san jose, but a cool 57 moon bay sutro tower camera looking at clear skies over san francisco low 70s from novato to santa rosa to fairfield 67 napa 70 in livermore and one last view from our san jose camera clear skies overhead increasing high clouds in areas of fog in the morning mild afternoon's most of this week and we are looking at a chance of showers on sunday. so as we look at her computer animation overnight the high clouds increase tomorrow morning, there will be a few patches of fog really this continues through early morning before we start to see the fog get blown out higher clouds will still filter the sunshine for your tuesday. your morning temperatures will be in the 40s and the 50s. it's still going to be cool but not as cold as this morning. thanks to the extra clouds and the extra insulation and a modified air mass tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. it's going to be a mild one 70 degrees in san jose 66 sunnyvale 72 gilroy not quite as warm as

today on the peninsula 66 san mateo 60 and half moon bay and breezy, san francisco. 64 degrees 60 and daily city t napa 74 in santa rosa in the east bay 67 oakland 68 degrees in castro valley head inland. you'll see mild weather where you'll experience mild weather. you'll see a mix of sun and high clouds 73 concord 72 degrees in livermore. now, i do want to show you what's going to happen that system that we were just talking about in the pacific northwest may give a few showers to the northern end of our state late tonight into tomorrow. we are looking at the european model wanting in wet weather sunday going into early monday. you look at the european models rainfall projection and everyone gets measurable rain, but then you look at what gfs has to say and it's completely dry with no measurable rain. that's why it's just a chance right now the accuweather 7-day forecast filtered sunshine as we head into tomorrow a little cooler the next couple of days

bouncing back thursday, and then we'll drop those temperatures over the weekend. let's hope there may be some raindrops as well on sunday halloween morning. i know kids have parades at school and everybody is wondering. hey, are we going to see any rain slight chance if that european model verifies for halloween night trick or treating should be just fine. so and dion costumes should not get wet. i know we need the rain but you know, it's one of those situations we beggars can't be choosers. we need the rain whenever we can get it right. it's true. yeah. all right. thanks, sandia. will diwali also known as the festival of lights started today the hindu celebration the holiday is a five-day one with colorful traditions rituals food and gifts. each day represents something different and is celebrated throughout south asia. it's popularity has increased in the us in recent years new york. mayor eric adams even recently passed a bill to recognize it as a public school holiday next year as it should be and sandy

you celebrate. absolutely. yeah, and it's a lot of fun. it's like taking christmas and the fourth of july and combining it into i love that right huge. it's a lot of fun a lot of good family friends time enjoying delicious foods. i mean the sweets i can't tell you growing up my parents. i'm so grateful that they taught us about diwali and incorporated into our lives because obviously now i'm passing it along to my kids as well. so it's really a fun tradition. so special happy diwali. thank you coming up the end of an era neighbors say goodbye to an institution. that's kept them fed for more than 40 years.

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building in hollywood this morning. jordan is best known for her work on tv shows like will and grace and american horror story. he became a sensation during the pandemic for his social media posts. this is video of him from when he appeared on our show view from the bay back in 2006 as the jordan was 67 years old. well some sad news for sandwich lovers in san francisco. marina submarine is closing its doors the longtime business on union and steiner closed today after more than 40 years. there was a long line of customers waiting for their last subs the shop ran out of bread around. midday. marina submarine has been a popular spot among locals and even governor gavin newsom was a fan. greatest submarine has been a san francisco institution q has been running this for 40 years. i remember when he first came to san francisco to union street. it was amazing just as an asian to have someone who's running such a prominent restaurant.

yeah, that is representation. by the way, his name really is dion liam and i have verified this the shop is closing because the owner is ready for retirement. well building a better bay area means a safer bay area right now. that is a struggle. this is definitely a valley for not just bay area not just california, but really nationwide in other words when you say valley you mean it's really it's in the dumps. abc 7 news insider phil mateer tells it like it is and he listens to tonight. he's getting perspective from a former deputy chief of the oakland police department.

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. shot in the street sky 7 was over 96th avenue and international boulevard today just after a man was killed. oakland had gone 10 days without a murder. it's only the third time this year that a whole week has passed without someone getting killed today is the 105th murder of the year oakland has more than a hundred murders for three years in a row at our current pace. we could see the highest number

in a decade as oakland grapples with an increase in violent crime and shootings. the police were looking for answers and we're looking for solutions to build a better bay area are insider filmed here connected with a former deputy chief of the oakland police department to see what could be done to make things better. you know, you made a good point, you know, people are looking for solutions one of the solutions being proposed after the debate about defunding the police or refunding the police because actually getting enough police on the streets whether it's oakland or san francisco or san jose to do the job, but it's not easy deputy chief chris bolton retired from oakland police department a couple of months ago, and he's feeling good about the direction the department was going but today he's worried. yes serious concerns how police department like oakland or any other in the bay area will be able to attract. you retired as a deputy chief. and you've been in the force what 23 years?

all right. know there's a perception out there that the streets have gotten a lot worse in that time period have they definitely within my career. it depends on how far you go back. i think that the city of oakland and major in general have experience peaks and valleys. this is definitely a valley for not just bay area bay area not just california, but really nationwide in other words when you say valley you mean it's really it's in the dumps. it's it's difficult for a number of reason. yes, like what? well prime is up, i think. police agencies are having to deal with with those violent crime rises and serious crime rises. in addition to the difficulties of hiring staffing recruiting keeping people in the jobs. we have to be honest about it. i mean in the last. 10 years. there's been a lot of bad moments for police forces all

over the nation and to this day you can turn on the tv once a week and there's probably been a questionable shooting somewhere and it's on video. it is true that there have been a number of abhorrent outcomes and it is true that even within my career there have been challenges and calls to change and rightfully so we owe that to the communities we serve. so what makes this time period different i think that the anti-police rhetoric. the vitriol involved in sort of personalizing the problems with policing. have been the highest that perhaps they've been since at least the late 60s, so i think you have that personalized sense of dissatisfaction that you know, if you're in a job to do well and you get repeated feedback of negativity distrust, despite your best efforts. how thin is it an open. i believe that there's somewhere around 680 sworn officers.

that's compared to the average for let's say 10 years ago was probably somewhere around seven. eighty two the peak of my had 812 offic. what's the most frustrating thing you came across in your years as a police officer personally? i think it's what people may not appreciate or fully understand that that is involved in police work and this has somewhat to do with that. feeling of being personally attacked for your vocation, but the reality is that i am extremely proud about many of the changes. this department has made i'm proud of the culture. i'm proud of many of the changes. we've made that have now been replicated there certainly things that can be done better. i'm not saying that anything is perfect. however much of that work in my opinion has been lost. what are we faced within the streets? well part of that frustration is making an arrest having a

contact looking at what tools or avenues of resolution at your disposal and really coming way to satisfied with having put that time and energy in repeatedly arresting the same people repeatedly referring the same person for mental health treatment and seeing them right back out again without conditions or situations improving that is extremely frustrating right now the chief to say he wants to start stopping people on the streets and checking them for guns is not gonna just gonna create another backlash, you know in my experience what you want to do is have well-intentioned efforts that are supported by politicians that are supported by the laws. they're supported by the the best policies and practices. we want people to see a lot of police, but we want those police officers to be doing legitimate law enforcement actions as viewed by the community and all but that's where that's where there's a gap. some people see legitimate thing pulling over a call full of people that are suspect and and looking checking from their guns as legitimate giving the

shooting that's going on sure and getting the guns obviously other people see that as targeting and racial harassment. how do you how do you how do you get the two together? well, i think that there are always be disagreement and some of that is useful because it pushes you to reconsider and rethink how you're doing things and that's that's just a process of evolution. but when it comes to building community trust if somebody's arrested. for having a gun and then they're out within a day. why would anybody come forward and say that was the shooter? i mean they're back on the street. i mean, you know, you can't protect a witness again one of those factors that has influenced negatively. public safety absolutely, there should be well communicated consequences for behavior that leads to crime and serious violence. right now would you advise? you your children or any any young teenage person to get into policing? i think that it's a it's difficult for that average person who's interested because

the average police officer who is in this location now, they're in it because it's within their heart. they want to provide that type of service and often they can for a number of years. i think policing is possible as a career for decades. i think that perhaps those days are gone. i gotta ask you something. what's more challenging? what's going on in the streets for a police officer and somebody that's been inside on the brass? or the politics of oakland that in part has led to so many. chiefs exiting which is tougher that the politics here are relentless. and in oakland or anywhere in the bay area for that matter politics continue to get in the way, but you know, we live in a political society you have some people calling for less policing other people calling for more but you know, one of the things that we have to realize is that you can't just get more police. you've got to get good police

and there's a danger that if we're out there reaching and grabbing we might be grabbing some bad ones as well. is there a middle spot where we all can agree that remains to be seen but in the meantime people are dying and we're continuing to have the problem. all right, so we don't just need any police. we need good police. thank you. yeah, but politics aside phil. i mean, what does the former deputy chief think that it will take to get more feed on the ground in oakland? it's going to take time because what we've got to do is make people want to be police officers again, i mean there and you know something it's not just if you want to go into law enforcement. there's a lot of different agencies you can go into fbi state police. you don't have to just go to once your state you can go to a different jurisdiction. oakland is going to be particularly tough. it's going to be a tough balancing act. bolton says it's going to take time the pendulum swings, but it's going to take time for to get those trust. well, okay. all right. well phil, thank you so much. all right. well moving on today is officially the deadline to

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sure his vote would count. i came at the last second. my girlfriend's in a wheelchair. i was you know, and we can get a chance to do it when i had you know last week so i decided to come out today the options to register by midnight are nearly endless. we have voter registration cards here. they can register to vote online. like we said most post offices have voter registration cards and libraries, but it's still a known fact that many people may not register before monday's midnight deadline. so that's where our process called conditional voter registration can come into play 14 days before an election. you can do a conditional voter registration, and that means you vote in person and register to vote at the same time those conditional ballots get processed after we determine eligibility still election officials say that option keeps you from getting key materials like a voter information guide. it also means you'd only have the option to vote in person in santa clara county 60 to 70 percent of registered voters are expected to turn out in this election the hope is that that number grows so whatever option someone chooses to register and

vote is welcome to make sure that everybody's voice is counted. there's a lot of different things that people are voting on the state measures the local measures any of the state and local offices. so make sure they get out there and vote to register to vote online head to register to vote.ca.gov in santa clara county zach fuentes. abc 7 news. 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. all right as we head to break taking a live look outside beautiful sunset. we did have high winds this past weekend though the story for this next weekend could include rain.

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weeks in office. he was chosen after two challengers including former prime minister boris johnson dropped out of the race. soonac is britain's former finance minister and is also a graduate of stanford business school. this is terrific because he has a great admiration and also he has lived in the us so he can deal with president biden, you know very well because he's lived in the us. he's gone to stanford met his wife here knows the community here. sunack will officially take office tomorrow. he'll be the richest prime minister the uk has ever had with an estimated wealth that is double that of king charles. all right one last check on if any rain is coming our way. yeah, i don't know a chances some things india it is. i know it sounds so wishy-washy but a chance is better than no chance. okay, amanda dion. let's take a look at our air quality. it is all green, which is good across the region. here's a look at a live picture from our walnut creek camera

clear skies overhead a look at the air quality. it's gonna be good pretty much the next four days except on thursday and friday it turns moderate for the coast and central bay still safe to be outside as you look at live doppler 7. it is absolutely clear other than some passing high clouds and if you are stepping out tonight to do diwali celebrations part of the new year's celebrations it is going to be a nice evening, but grab that jacket tomorrow afternoon a little cooler low to mid 70s in lynn low 60s co-side breezy a mix of sunshine and high clouds and as you look at the accuweather 7-day forecast those temperatures slipping a few more degrees on wednesday in london around the bay a little breezy and then a bounce back on thursday will drop those temperatures over the weekend if the european model verifies, we have a chance of showers sunday going into early halloween morning. but if the gfs model is right, it's dry. i know trick-or-treaters are probably anxiously school parades all that dion and all we'll see.

all right. the kids are all cheering for you. i'm trying and all right, not what we wanted in sports yesterday chris, you know, but what about adult sit trick or treat eating more costumes? i still curious that's true. okay sports. it wasn't the showing the niners. we're hoping for against the chiefs yesterday. kyle shanahan wrecking the loss and find out what patrick from home still has high praise for the 49ers tough sunday, but hey, we're moving on to monday sports is next. is next. 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, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines. they not only help prevent flu in older adults, they've even been shown to provide better protection

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(fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. which sanofi flu vaccine (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should.

vote no on prop 27. most boxes can be recycled up to seven times. it's not a miracle. it's by design. so what starts as a box for detergent and turns into one for a sneeze is all part of the circle of caring for our natural resources and trees. choose recyclable paper and packaging. with chris alvarez well, it's difficult as a 49ers blowout lost. the chiefs was yesterday. it was rough san francisco quickly got to move on get ready for the rams in la on sunday. hey, they have a seven game regular season winning streak against those nfc west rivals after taking a ten. nothing lead 49ers were outscored by the chiefs 44-13 the rest of the way out san francisco. turn it over three times

including a jimmy garoppolo costly picking the red zone right there. now you mix in some defensive breakdowns, especially on third down third and long you got a recipe for disaster. i didn't think we played as good as we could and especially when you're going against an offense like that in a quarterback like that. that's not the time to take a step back. you got to play your best game, but we made a couple things too easy on them and give them a couple extra chances without we shouldn't have whenever you play against the best teams in the league. you want to go out there and show which what you're all about and i believe the 49ers are one of the best teams in the league and obviously one of the best defenses and so for us we knew this was extremely an important game went out there and found a way to get that win. baseball now and this is a site giants fans might need some time getting used to bruce bocce officially introduces the new manager of the texas ranger today 67 year old signing a three year deal to lead a team that hasn't finished over 500 in six seasons. bocce's first championship.

remember as a manager the giants he led them over the rangers the joker press conference was after the rangers final office finally got over that moment. they realized boats was the right guy for the job and he says he's ready to be back in the saddle as a big league skipper. i i know some have asked why. well simple answer is i miss this game. i said if i'm going to jump back in the fire, it had to be the right fit. it's not for the losing. so again, that's why i'm very excited to be here. it could have been a world series with big bay area ties dusty baker's astros swept the yankees to reach the fall classic as the 73 year old dusty looking for his first title as manager while former a skipper bob melvin his padres lost the phillies in the national league, obviously two different emotions from the former bay area skippers. at the end of the day. i mean we expected to go farther. so it's disappointing. that's a wonderful thing when you accomplish. you know goal. so we got one more goal to go. and then we can set some new goals.

hockey is back on espn plus and hulu. our network friends would like to watch or have you invite you let me say we'd like to invite you to watch the avalanche and rangers tomorrow at 5. that's supposed to be we're at way better sharks hosts the nights after that 7:30 on espn be there or be square espn plus the place to be and today in oakland media day for the lincoln university basketball team the oaklanders program led by nba champion hall of famer and oakland native gary payton, who enters his second season as head coach payton was hired last season to be the first head coach in program history entering year two. he's excited about building up young men both on and off the court. learn to have a conversation instead of being on these phones all the time have a conversation be able to talk to somebody and be a people person because that's gonna take you a long way in life. you don't know who you're talking to because three months later he might call you and say you know what? you're a great person. let me give you a job at my multibillion dollar company, and i want you to learn from me and

that's what they got to understand. some great advice right there a couple notes on their program. it's their second season sets play about 20 exhibition games. they're in the process of joining either the ncaa or the niis. i want you to kind of think of it as a startup and we know those all do well here in the bay area and you got gary payton leading the way very confident. don't take your phone to practice. i'm gonna be i'm usually clark kent, but i'm changing it this year. oh, he has a usually yeah. yes hanging. yeah, he's not. yeah, it has to do with i'll say oh pilot. nailed it. oh nice. i can't wait to see. okay. thanks chris coming up tonight on abc 7 i8. it's a bachelor in paradise followed by the good doctor at 10 and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11. right. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm on a date and i'm dionne lim for sandia and chris and all of us here. thanks for joining us. we'll see you right back here at 11.

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [applause] here is our next group of second chance contestants-- an interpreter from columbia, maryland... a music educator from san diego, california... and a middle school humanities teacher from fishers, indiana... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to the second week of our first-ever "jeopardy!" second chance competition. last week, we saw jessica stephens secure her spot in the tournament of champions, but you know what? there's one empty spot remaining, and this week we're going to find out who that will be.

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