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go places player of the day and how cool is this legendary hip hop artist, entertainer sean diddy combs donating $1 million to the jackson state university athletic department during their season opener today, diddy attended howard university, later earned an honorary doctorate degree, said if it wasn't for hbcus, he would not be here. remember, stephen curry helped start and fund the howard university golf program, which is thriving on both the men's and women's team. jackson state must have been motivated by diddy in that million bucks because as you watched right here on abc seven, they took care of south carolina state in blowout fashion. diddy is our toyota player of the game, toyota. let's go places. we're just 15 days now from the 49 ers regular season opener in pittsburgh. and yesterday, the 49 ers solidified their quarterback room to three, trading former number three overall pick trey lance to dallas for a fourth round pick. and we all know the story. by now, the 49 ers traded a haul of picks to move up in the 2021 draft to take lance, who is set

to be the next face of the franchise for san francisco. but after years of injuries and just really inconsistent play not getting on the field, yesterday's preseason finale, both head coach kyle shanahan and john lynch reflected on trey's short time in red and gold. >> i always feel like i let trey down. i mean, i wanted him to come here. i believe in trey. i believed in him before we took him, and i'm responsible for that. i didn't want to throw him into the heat of battle right away, but i thought he needed to play. so we tried to figure out every way to do that. i mean, if i can look back in hindsight, i wish i didn't put him in a play that had him break his finger because i think that really hurt him in his first year. and not only did it hurt him not getting able to mix in much, but it hurt him in the practice time because he had to adjust how he threw and things like that, which i think set him back for a second year. when we went into the second year, we gave him every chance to do it. we were going to make an offense that to me gave him the best chance to be successful at that time, which we did do. and when you do that,

you hope a guy can stay healthy so he can stay out there long enough. but that didn't last long. it was the first game. and but sometimes things just don't work out. >> i still very much have belief that he's going to become a player for now. it's just not going to be for us. and we take full accountability for that. and you know, and in some way, yeah, we got lucky. on brock, but sure, that's setback our team. it would have been nice to have those picks and all that, you know. so we do own that and fortunately we still have a really good football team that i think has got his, you know, a legitimate shot. we're focused on game one, but we have a championship level roster now. it's what we make of it. >> got to get nick bosa signed real soon as well as for the game last night, starting quarterback brock purdy backup sam darnold both played well. most importantly, as we know with niners, quarterbacks got out of the game healthy. purdy played two drives, 73 yards, passing in one rushing touchdown for qb one. how about qb two darnold, a couple of big plays nice throw right here to chris conley at 34 yard first down pitch and catch and then you like to see this in the red zone

touchdown willie snead now all eyes towards week one in pittsburgh some that we're all looking forward to are really excited about it felt like camp has been, you know pretty solid the last couple of weeks and you know, we're like i said, man, we're ready to ready to get this thing rolling. all right. time now for our good night play of the game sponsored by mancini's sleep world sleep better, live better. and it comes from the usc san jose state game down in la. trojans quarterback caleb williams, your reigning heisman trophy winner, favored to win it again this year. maybe be the number one overall pick drop the shotgun, snap gathers fires and tahj washington is gone 76 yards to the house. so nice. we will show it more than twice as stays patient, doesn't mind the rush fires as well. the spartans were so close to a big sack, but the usc quarterback getting it done . usc a trojan, the trojans excuse me, a convincing lead late in the game right now. we're going to have full highlights at 11 seven. as you see, san jose state trying to

hang with the trojans, but they are good number six. and they could be a potential national championship type of contender. that is your good night play of the day sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better. live better there. all right. time now for our plays of the day. we got three of them for you. start with number one and a cal legend, aaron rodgers playing for the jets now, his preseason debut, the finale of the preseason against the giants. garrett wilson, 14 yard score jets win. rodgers and the jets open monday, september 11th against buffalo. you see that game right here on abc seven to close out week one play to moving to the tour championship. the only moving upward was done by victor hovland, his putter hotter than his orange pants, five birdies in route to a third round, 66, a six stroke lead heading into sunday's final day, where first place get this takes up a home excuse me, $18 million. i should have learned how to play golf. play three just about a month until nba training camps, open warriors, stars klay thompson, kevon looney getting in some last minute vacation time there in china for a week as part of

their anti squad asia tour 2023. it's a shoe tour. warriors open the regular season tuesday, october 24th at home against the phenix suns and that is all the time we have for after the game j.r stone now with me what's ahead next on abc seven news. should have played golf right. $18 million in one day. >> gosh, i got to be honest though. i was glued to that usc san jose state. i kept my fingers crossed thinking there's a shot maybe and it doesn't. they were hanging there tight there in the third quarter. >> and then usc took back a kickoff return as a 14 point game. so plays can swing big, especially early on the year. but san jose state, i think they're can be a good team this year. >> i think so, too. thanks so much, chris. got it. well, developing news, several people are killed in a shooting at a dollar general store. investigators say it was racially motivated. >> my heart is with them. i relate to them and i try to just give them the best advice that i can. >> a north bay woman on a life changing trip to hawaii as a survivor of the northern wildfires herself, she's now on

quite the mission. also hear from people attending today's commemoration mission to mark the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. the issues they're now focusing on. >> and there's an air quality advisory due to wildfires in california and oregon. hazy skies do make a pretty sunset, though, as we're looking live from emeryville. orange skies out there. i'll let you know how much these hazorow long these hazy conditions will last after the game sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> toyota, let's go places us it's the actually really seriously best sale of the year for real at mattress firm look we even put it on a hat that's how real it is. >> don't wait. save up to $700 on sealy and get a f back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you

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computer. abc news reporter chuck sievers has the latest on this developing story from investigators on the case. a massive police response in jacksonville, florida, as a gunman opened fire inside a dollar general store. >> the jacksonville has suffered the loss of three precious lives at the hands of an active shooter. >> police are not identifying the shooter but say he's a white male in his 20s and lived in neighboring clay county. they say he entered the dollar store with an ar style rifle and a handgun. he then allegedly shot and killed three people before turning the gun on himself. all three victims were black. two men and one woman. they also have not yet been identified. authorities say the alleged shooter texted his father early saturday afternoon, telling him to check his computer. his family then called the clay county sheriff's office after finding writings allegedly by the suspect. >> portions of these manifesto detailed the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate planning. put this shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. >> jacksonville's mayor visited

the scene shortly after the shooting. >> i'm heartbroken. obviously this is a community that has suffered. we must do everything that we can to dissuade this type of hate. >> the community coming together saturday afternoon to pray for the victims, the people in this community, we they're hurting and they have every right to. >> this makes no sense. i am very, very angry right now. you know, we got kids in this community seeing all of this. and this is unnecessary. >> three, the fbi says it is investigating the incident as a hate crime. >> hate crimes are always and will always remain a top priority for the fbi because they are not only attack on a victim, they are also meant to threaten and intimidate an entire community. >> chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> a close call for police during a high speed pursuit early this morning in fairfield , fairfield. officers say the

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safety in oakland. >> she was joined by representatives from the mayor's office and the police department. we do know that gang and group shootings still represent the majority of the crime in the city of oakland. rising crime and how to deal with it was the big topic. da price spent time explaining how her office is responding. >> we've charged over 7600 cases, including murder and serious violent felonies. >> then came the questions. >> i think one of the biggest problems was all the people complaining about the crime and charges about enhancements. >> da price spoke of how her office is prosecuting cases and the reforms she was elected to implement as she explained, enhancements don't deter crime and are racially biased. >> enhancements force us to invest in prisons and it's absolutely essential that we stop using them. most understand that da price is new to the office and her efforts will take time. >> but some are still convinced this approach won't work. were you satisfied with what you were

hearing today? >> no, i wasn't. if you're dealing with a person that they deal in fear and intimidation, you can't meet them with compassion. you have to deal with them with fear and retaliation. >> the discussion also focused on improving educational opportunities and providing better paying jobs for young people, both which can serve as deterrents to crime. rachel grissom says she hopes all the changes being discussed will start to show in the future. it was important just so that there's no speculation, so that da price could hear directly from the members of this community how we feel about what's happening in oakland, in oakland, hassan, abc seven news. >> more than 380 people are missing in the wake of the deadly maui wildfires and many questions still remain unanswered. the august eighth wildfires being blamed for 115 deaths. officials are now using cell phone data to try to

pinpoint where missing victims may have last been. the fire is in lahaina and kula destroyed more than 2200 structures, causing an. estimated $5.5 billion in damage. annie barber, a santa rosa woman who lost her home in the 2017 tubbs fire, is on the ground in maui helping wildfire survivors move forward with their insurance claims. >> the people are traumatized. they have what i call fire brain , their brains fuzzy. they can only navigate so much. and i see a lot of fear. >> a survivor herself, annie, hopes to bring closure to the people of maui county officials on the island are now suing hawaiian electric, claiming the power company failed to de-energize power lines despite high winds and wildfire warnings . pride on display in the south bay. thereight festival gn until 11:00 pm right now and a parade will be held tomorrow at 1030 at julian and

market streets in san jose. thousands are out to celebrate this weekend. and this year's theme is live out proud. organizers say it means to live as your authentic self. that theme i really feel is hitting really close to home this year and even from last year. >> as well, where we're seeing the legislation that is sweeping across the nation, trying to take us back in time. so i think living out proud is a great way to celebrate pride. it takes us back to the roots of pride and what it's about. >> the show me love singer robin s is headlining both days of the event. there's booths, food, truck, djs and more local businesses are also saying they're stoked for the boost it brings to the economy. silicon valley pride is back on tomorrow until 6 p.m. abc seven is the proud sponsor land pride next month. join abc seven news er zach fuentes and anzor

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the direction our country is going in, and it is because instead of moving forward, it feels as if we're moving backward. diane miller was 12 years old when her mother brought her and her siblings to hear dr. king, we are still in this struggle. >> we're still fighting the battles. >> king's speech in the 1960 3rd march helped spur the passage of the federal civil rights act. in 1964 and voting rights legislation in 1965. >> i don't want to let dr. king down. i want him to still believe that he has a dream and that dream is our dream. >> organizers of this year's march say today the fight is about voter suppression, housing discrimination, police and racial violence and racial disparities in employment and education, along with other basic civil rights. many of the marchers we've spoken to, including some howard university students, tell me this movement has been successful. but there's much more work to be done in this moment when we are under so much attack. >> it just feels so critical to

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looping over the past few hours. so you're seeing the winds come from the northwest along the shore. and that's what's keeping things cool there. it's also what's bringing us some hazy skies with some wildfires to our north. so right now, air quality is moderate in parts of the north bay, like santa rosa, also the east bay and south bay. only san francisco right now is good. and also farther east toward sacramento, we have good air quality as we look outside from emeryville, you see some of the marine layer out there just past san francisco and it still looks a bit hazy. so there's an air quality advisory through tomorrow. moderate air quality expected for everyone. on monday, we start to see good air quality for portions of the inland areas, south central bay and santa clara valley and i want to show you the forecast animation. so you notice there's some yellows and oranges and reds, but then on monday, we see less smoke in the area. so hopefully we'll see improving air quality. here's a live view towards the shark tank in san jose. temperatures in san francisco right now and actually

half moon bay. those are the coolest spots, 59 degrees. other areas in the 60s, oakland, 62 to mountain view, 64. san jose 67, palo alto 64. and this time we're looking from the east bay hills out towards the west. san francisco. you see those clear skies out there. temperatures are going to warm up this week. in fact, we're still hanging on to the 70s right now in fairfield, concord and livermore , all in the low 70s and in novato 63, we're seeing mid to upper 60s in santa rosa and napa. here's a really pretty shot this time from mount tam. we're looking south. so you see san francisco there you see a compressed marine layer. that's what's going to keep things milder at the coast and at the beaches. we will see low clouds overnight, but the marine layers compressed. so it's not going to make its way too far inland just along the coast and into parts of the bay. and then another hazy day with slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow, maybe a degree or two or maybe even three. heat really builds inland next week as high pressure

builds and i'll show you that, too, in a little bit. so our forecast animation shows some cloud cover moving in overnight. and then notice by tomorrow afternoon, lots of sunny conditions, some partly cloudy conditions at the beaches. the clouds move in once again and then monday, we'll get even more sunshine and warmer temperatures . so highs tomorrow will range from 60 to 90. in san francisco , it's going to be 74. the breeze will keep things cool in half. moon bay, 66, oakland 78. san jose 84. our warmest spots will be in the low to mid 90s santa rosa 91. antioch 92 and then temperatures tonight will drop generally into the upper 50s a few low 60s out there and i'm going to just jump ahead to monday. we'll see temperatures start to hit the mid 90s tuesday , even warmer upper 90s, possibly triple digits by wednesday for inland areas. it will be a great day to head to the beach. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so hazy, slightly warmer then

getting hot peaking on wednesday before things cool down towards the end of the week and into next weekend. j.r >> that is a hot one. thank you so much. palo alto is celebrating its 40th annual festival of the arts. the event features a wide variety of exhibits and attractions along university avenue. over 250 artists are expected to have their work on display from unique and one of a kind art pieces to wearable art. the beloved festival has something for everybody, including an italian street painting expo and kids art studio. the festival continues tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tonight at abc7 news at 11. the carnival comes to the heart of the city. a first for san francisco this weekend. we will take you there for all of the fun and the rides and is a massive development in the future for the old concord naval base. the big step taken today by the city that is tonight on

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