who's um. >> well, here's what it looks like on your feet. it's horrible . >> all an absolute mess at burning man has stranded thousands of people. rain turned the desert into a mud pit, and now it could be days before some of the campers can leave. good evening. i'm j.r stone. you're watching abc7 news at 11. people are being told not to try and leave with their rvs and ration their food and water because it could be a couple of days before they go home. organizers postponed tonight's planned burning of the man. it will now happen tomorrow night as long as

the conditions improve. that is, people could start to leave tomorrow, weather permitting. this gives you a better idea of where everyone is stranded. there in the black rock desert north of reno. most people can't get a cell phone signal making it a challenge to communicate. we begin our coverage tonight with abc seven news reporter cornell bernard. >> we had planned on leaving yesterday, but you know, it seems that's not that's not the plan. >> matt schuster from san francisco is patiently waiting for the weather to change in black rock city, home to burning man. >> so right now, how some some, you know, it's a light shower. it's schuster's 19th year attending the counterculture arts festival. >> and this year, torrential rain has stranded tens of thousands of burners. it's made the desert floor better known as the playa. a muddy mess. it's really not a good decision to try to drive. organizers say driver out, even walking out is not advised. >> it is clay. it's even worse than than mud. so. so it fills

in all the grooves of your tires and you literally have no tread. you know, to leave. >> the mud is so thick. sculptures of mud, people are being made burning man attendees have been told to shelter in place and conserve fuel, food and water. >> they shut the water down. i'm walking around helping pull power cables out of the ground so they don't get stuck in the mud. and all we're doing is kitchen and drinking water. that's it. authorities shut down the entrance to the campgrounds for the remainder of the event, which ends monday. >> we might not be leaving here until thursday because it takes usually a two to full days for the playa to dry off. >> matt schuster is willing to wait as long as it takes, he says. for now, there's a community spirit with people helping one another. >> so we're here and we're, you know, we're we're we're hanging out with our friends and we're we're still having a good time in san francisco. >> cornell, bernard, abc7 news. >> beautiful rainbow there. organizers decided to close off the festival to vehicles after one death was reported. investigators have not released any details on the person who

that person may be, but did say the death happened during the quote, heavy rain event. some people are making it out tonight so soha zaidi, that is of san francisco shared this video with me. she got to reno and stopped at an in-n-out. but one look at her boots and some of the people in that restaurant gives you an idea of the situation. everyone was in there absolutely covered in mud. she thought about staying but was running low on supplies. she does tell me that while their rv was stuck in the mud for six hours at one point they are burners and would go back in a heartbeat. we are live for happy eve all the mud, sunday services went on at burning man, the playa choir did perform this morning. the video is a little blurry, but we do have a couple of photos as well from the

performance. even in the rainy, wet conditions. us now to abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra early this morning she talked with jamila foster about her experience in black rock city. here's a portion of their conversation from early sunday. >> um, it's been very wet and very muddy, but we've also been having a really good time. um, we're all helping each other out a lot, making sure we all have food and water and, you know, tightening our, our tarps around our tents and or moving into someone else's tent who's offered if our tents are wet. my tent just started to leak a little last night, but not too bad. and i have a camp mate who has already said, you're welcome to move in here. if you need to. you know, um. uh really just kind of staying present and taking care of ourselves as much as we can while also being a really good time. >> we've heard from burning man organizers. there's no estimate on when the roads will be dry

enough to allow vehicles to leave safely. are people anxious to get out? >> i'm sure that there are some people that are anxious, but when you come out here, you kind of come out with an idea that you really don't know what to expect. that's part of what i think brings a lot of us out here and while it's obviously not convene, it's also kind of what we signed up for. and i think there's also a very, um, there's a large awareness amongst a lot of us that, you know, when you have to walk through a new obstacle or an experience, you often come out on the other side with some wonderful new lesson or just feeling stronger in life in general. so i think we're all kind of keeping that mentality about us because we know that after all of this is over, we're still going to probably look back on it as one of our favorite experiences ever. >> burning man has a lengthy history with roots here in the bay area. it started nearly 40 years ago, june 1986, as a small

ritual on baker beach in san francisco with just 20 guests. they burned an eight foot tall effigy, the burning man. the event launched a celebration of community art, self-expression and self-reliance. five years later, 1991, it was moved to its current location, black rock city in northwest nevada. it still drew a relatively small crowd of just 250 people. by the year 2000. the crowd had grown to more than 25,000 campers and the burning man had grown to more than 50ft tall. in 2014, on 105 foot tall, effigy was burned, the tallest ever for that year's event drew nearly 66,000 campers. tragedy struck in 2017, though. a 41 year old man threw himself into the flames of the burning monument. but he died a day later. from there, the size of the burn monument got smaller each year, but the crowd size did not peaking at more than 79,000

guests in 2019, the in-person event was canceled in 2020, due to the pandemic, but about half a million people took part in a burn week online. certainly lots of history there. well, we are keeping an eye on the weather between tahoe and the situation up in the black rock desert where people are literally stuck in the mud. spencer christian here to join us with our 24 hour accuweather forecast. all right, j.r. i'm happy to report that the rain and thunderstorm threat in that area has just about ended. >> take a look at our thunderstorm threat graphic here. now, earlier in the evening, this green and yellow indicating the marginal to slight thunderstorm threat was right over northwestern nevada, right here in this area where, of course, black rock desert is located. but you can see the rain has moved out of the area. now there's still a muddy mess left behind, but at least the threat of more rain is gone. and let me move back a little bit

and show you the larger image of the radar and satellite combined. you can see that we've got this flow of air moving from west to east, pushing all the storms over into utah right now and into southern idaho. but things are improving weather wise, at least at black rock city. i'll have our local forecast coming up in just a few minutes. j.r. spencer, thank you so much. >> less green is certainly good news right there. well, new at 11, an oakland store owner is demanding city leaders do something to protect the community after a brazen burglary on friday night. surveillance video shows a group rolling up to the smoke right gift shop on bancroft avenue. and watch what happens next. a bunch of them get out and make their way to the steel bars in the front of the business. the group then starts shaking it, trying to pry it off so they can get inside while this is going on. at least one of the masked crooks is standing watch with a long gun. took them about three minutes before they are able to bust down the barrier. oakland

police say they are investigating and add they have received reports of similar break ins in the neighborhood. a motorcycle chp officer is in the hospital this evening after being struck by a car in san francisco on third and harrison streets. a number of emergency crews responded to the incident just after 3 p.m. both the officer and the driver of the cadillac sedan involved were taken to san francisco general hospital with non life threatening injuries. and third, we have a motor down. >> he's gone through some breathing, invested litigators, stayed on the scene for several hours afterwards. >> no word yet on how the actor cident happened. happening now, a reminder for anyone who's labor day. plans include a commute through the vallejo area . caltrans will continue a major repaving project that shut down a stretch of interstate 80. work on westbound 80 between i 780

and vallejo and state route four in hercules is expected to wrap up by 5 a.m. tuesday morning. the eastbound lanes will remain open. but here's the westbound detourit will take youi 7 to 80 onto 680 into martinez and then onto highway four before you end up back on interstate 80. and a good luck to you. crews will block off roads in downtown san francisco tomorrow prepping for the dreamforce convention to be held next week. it will affect howard street between third and fourth streets. they'll be filled with plenty of tech related booths and activities. dreamforce attracts over 170,000 attendees from around the world each year. it will be held september 12th to the 14th. still ahead on abc seven news at 11, beware of bears. the warning tonight for people heading up to the tahoe area because of some dangerous and deadly encounters. can

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tonight as the number of bears being killed by vehicles in tahoe continues to soar. the number climbing to nearly 30 in just seven weeks. and as abc seven news reporter tara campbell reports, it's the staggering count is turning into a call to action. >> it's literally been carnage and it's only escalating. >> and bryant is the executive director of the bear league, a nonprofit working to protect the tahoe region's beloved bears. >> we're just, you know, holding our breath, thinking, how can it get any worse? but then it does. >> a few weeks ago, we reported about 20 bears being struck and killed by vehicles within just a five week period. >> since i talked to you, we've had several more bears that have been hit uh- killed, injured. >> she says 15 more bears have been hit. eight killed. the others injured. in this video, you can see bear cubs limping along. >> we have cubs that are injured

and their mother is trying to take care of them. >> we've got a mother that's badly injured and she's got two cubs that are fine. we can't even find her anymore. >> all this capturing the attention of the city of south lake tahoe. the city putting up these flashing warning signs ahead of the long weekend. >> it was discussed having signs as you're entering tahoe, kind of the gateway of the city, notifying visitors about wildlife in areas and to take it slow. >> they decided they wanted signage and asked us what our preference be, the lit up signs or just the little triangular signs that say bear crossing so well, i think the lit up signs call more attention to it and she says people have been responding to these signs. we had a lot of comments from people on that and we told them south lake tahoe city, we did this and we're so proud of them. >> and the city is also planning to put up more permanent signs,

identify best locations. >> what's interesting about the city of south lake tahoe is you have the highway that goes through town. so we have to work with caltrans as well. and also the county for parts of pioneer trail. in the meantime, bryant is bracing for what's to come as the bears begin foraging for food ahead of hibernation. >> it escalates when we get into september and october, the first part of november. and so this is the time when it gets worse. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> in the east bay today was the second day of the annual ardenwood rail fair in fremont. abc7 news was there as around 3000 visitors enjoyed train rides, operated model trains and were able to view the historic railroad displays. the fair's proceeds go towards train restoration projects and railroad track construction. >> our museum's goal is, which is to manage, restore and

19th century wooden narrow gauge railroad carts from california. nearby is our train ride, which is a powered by a diesel locomotive and will take you back on a loop. back in the back area of the park. and you can see our shops complex and some equipment on display there. >> there's also food, music. you hear that music there. activities, if you want to go check it out. the fair continues tomorrow at the ardenwood rail museum. i'm joined right now by spencer christian. that looks like a good time. it looks like a lot of fun. and tomorrow will be a good day for it. oh, nice. yeah i forget. you know, we're in this holiday weekend right now. exactly right. well, the labor day weekend, as you know, got off to sort of a dreary gray start yesterday. cooler than average, a little bit more sunshine today, even more tomorrow. >> here's a look at live doppler seven. we've got a quiet late night around the bay area right now. you see a few little spots, green dots popping up, indicating some moisture, maybe some spotty drizzle, mainly over the higher terrain. but

basically we've got a quiet and dry evening and we even have light wind winds at the surface here. so nothing more than about 15, 16mph. it is a bit cooler at this hour than tonight than at this time last night. we've seen we see 2 to 4 degrees cooler in most locations. so let's move along and take a live view on this evening from mount sham at this hour of the night, notice how clear the view is. we see a few low clouds developing, but they haven't really formed very much of a marine layer yet. it's 61 degrees in san francisco. we have mid 60s at oakland mountain view, san jose, 62 at palo alto and half moon bay 63. nice view in emeryville as well. off in the distance we see some low thin clouds, but once again the marine layer has not yet fully developed. 60 degrees right now at santa rosa, low 60s at novato, napa and fairfield. and we have mid 60s at concord and livermore and from our exploratorium camera right across the street from abc7 across the embarcadero looking at the well, we just we saw the moon just a few minutes ago.

it's out of view right now and it's light was reflecting off the bay waters which was a nice view, but this one isn't too bad either. these are our forecast headlines. low clouds at the coast and bay plus a little patchy drizzle will develop overnight, mainly sunny and mild. tomorrow, labor day and we can expect gradual warming through the week ahead. now for tonight, during the overnight hours, look for increasing low clouds and a little bit deeper marine layer than we have right now. some patchy drizzle will develop near the coast and bay and some i started to see morning commuters but they may not be many commuters tomorrow morning, but early morning drivers may encounter some damp spots on the roadways. but certainly by midday and going into the afternoon or evening hours, we will see mainly sunny skies on this labor day. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s. and then tomorrow's highs will range from low and mid 60s at the coast to mid 70s right around the bay shoreline up in the north bay. we'll see some upper 70s to mid 80s over the inland east bay, only mid 80s, so cooler than average, but certainly milder or warmer than

this weekend has been. it's going to be a lovely labor day tomorrow. here's a look at the accuweather 70 forecast. notice we've got a string of not only sunny days coming our way, but it'll be getting gradually warmer as we get into midweek. each day or every two days we'll see the temperatures rise about a degree or two until we reach the normal range for this time of the year, which will be around saturday when we'll see 90 degrees inland. then next sunday, even warmer. still with mid 90s inland low 80s around the bay shoreline. but you know , it's nice to have that kind of gradual warm up as opposed to the sudden sharp bumps up in temperatures, you know? >> yeah. in nevada, you know, they're dealing with all that mud. but here it's just so comfortable, especially after that hot weather that we had. >> yeah, exactly. yeah. this time the temperatures may be rising, but not sharply and not into an area where it's going to be so hot and uncomfortable. >> i'll take that. any day of the week. yeah. thank you so much, spencer. okay. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. a little something for everyone. we'll take you to a meatless food festival that took over berkeley this weekend

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abc7 news was at berkeley food fest, which featured over 75 vendors with a long list of food options along with lifestyle and fashion items. organizers say this is one of the only large food events dedicated to vegan culinary, vegan culinary that is. now the event is attracting more than just vegans. we are so unique that we have so many like chill and laid back amazing people. >> most of our crowd are not vegan, which we really appreciate. so we're introducing all these non-vegans to the fact that it's not rapid food, it's just good food. >> that's great. the event also featured games, contests, live music and giveaways. the

festival also benefits the herd and flock animal sanctuary. well, the college football weekend continues while the giants continue their push for the wild card. and chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. >> hey, j.r. coming up in sports , san jose state opens the home schedule against a top 20 opponent. plus the giants got a lucky bounce against the padres today. but was it enough to leave san diego with a win? your

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bounce back from last week's loss at number six usc. second quarter seven three game dj oulunkyla finds jack velline 14 yard score. oregon state led 21 three at the half third quarter, fourth and one. chevan cordeiro can't connect with nick nash spartans. turn it over on downs and then ensuing drive third and 14 oulunkyla all kinds of time just a three man pass rush and he fires a jeremiah noga for the score. 28 three. oregon state first play of the fourth quarter spartans in the red zone trying

to get in the end zone cordeiro the keeper fumbles at the goal line but sam olsen was there for the recovery and the touchdown. a lucky bounce there made it a 2810 game. but under seven minutes to go. spartans now down 3510 cordeiro pressured fumbles and beavers recover and seal the deal spartans lose 4217 after the game head coach brant brennan wasn't concerned with the oh and two start i'm as disappointed as everybody else is but i'm also optimistic. >> i really think there's some really good things with these with these players and with this team and i'm looking forward to getting back to work and getting back to fixing the stuff we need to fix to have the kind of team we're capable of having. >> well, just four weeks from today, the giants will wrap up their regular season hosting the dodgers on october 1st. now, whether or not that game has any real significance, meaning it's going to be decided during this stretch run here in september. young giants fan looking for a win in san diego. and just like yesterday, the padres take a lead on a juan soto home run two run shot to left off alex cobb

third straight game with a homer for him, it was three nothing padres after one in the fifth four nothing. padres xander bogaerts takes off for second. patrick bailey's throw goes into center and then wade meckler air mails it to third base. beau gartz is trying to head home, but look at the ball ricocheted perfectly to bailey at home for the out. take a look again i mean that's a crazy bounce and he makes an easy tag for the out to end the inning never seen that before. top seven giants down four nothing two on two out for meckler flies out to right giants leave eight men on base and lose four nothing now in a three way tie for the final wild card spot with arizona and miami, 14 year old leukemia survivor jaden zentner throwing out the first pitch for the a's and angels. sign that young man up oakland was no hit through five innings, but the bats wake up in the sixth. ryan noda two run shot to right center three two game a's closing in later in the inning. if you thought no. two hit a moonshot, how about seth brown? downtown seth brown, another two run shot that gives

the a's a43 lead. the angels tied it in the seventh bottom seven bases loaded. tony kemp pinch hitting and winning up the middle and through two runs are going to score four and then make it three on the throwing error here, part of a six run inning in the a's win ten six, they sweep the three game series . abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris thanks so much. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. raise a glass in solidarity. the new beer popping up at bay area establishments that could help the former workers at angkor brewery by and reopen the company small in stature but big in at least one royal's heart. the corgi tribute today to the late queen elizabeth and why this breed was so special to her

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anchor abruptly closed this past july. abc seven news reporter lina howland spoke with the workers behind the beer. >> with the pull of a tap handle, there's a renewed sense of hope for anchor brewing company. >> so the goal of the beer is that we're raising awareness that the union group has a mission to purchase back the brewery and turn it into a worker cooperative. >> anchor brewing company, often referred to as america's first craft brewery, closed its doors back in july after 127 years in business. ever since a group of its former employees have been working on a plan to buy and reopen the san francisco brewery. >> it's important to us that we kind of support each other because seeing the dominoes fall, breweries closing is a really scary thought, especially for a brand new brewery that's just opened up. but in the end, they're not our competitors. they're people that we look up to and they're an inspiration. that's why newlyweds philippe and wendy bravo, co-owners and co-founders of foxtail fermentation project based out of san jose, came up with a solidarity ale. >> it's based off of california

common and the steam beer that made anchor famous with 100% of proceeds going to the anchor union. >> one person, one one small company, one individual on their own, just like really can only do so much. but together, like when people form together, when people have unions, when people stand together, there's a lot of power. and that's what this all represents. and so far, the response super refreshing, has been nothing short of positive. >> bringing in customers like virginia thornton to raise a glass of solidarity. >> i'm so glad somebody's doing it. and if somebody's doing it like we got to show up and support, right? so i was so happy when i heard about it all in hopes that other breweries or establishments might follow suit if us as a tiny business that's, you know, really just getting started, can, can, you know, make this statement and make this move and make this gesture, then we're hoping that other folks who've got a lot more behind them can also do something like it. >> and so far, three other breweries already have, including enterprise in san francisco. so mad pursuit in

hollister and ruhstaller in sacramento. >> one of us can't do it. but if we all join together, we can do a lot in san jose. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> labor day weekend has traditionally been a good time to shop for deals, but this labor day things are a bit trickier than usual. first, the good news about car sales. after a year of supply shortages and soaring prices, inventory is now on the rise. this weekend, ford, toyota, nissan and other automakers are offering low or 0% finance buying dodge and kia have cash back deals on certain vehicles. that trend doesn't apply to some other industries, though. experts say an economy in transition makes deal hunting a little more difficult. the sort of sales around labor day perhaps, are a little bit more conservative than years past. >> it's hard to determine whether it's just a reflection of the inflated prices or whether it's a reflection of retailers being more reluctant to put more stuff on sale.

>> sales can be found on some seasonal items, but with another amazon prime event coming up in october and black friday a couple of months away, experts say hold off if you can. us customs agents say they recently confiscated illegal seahorses and snakes. agents at washington's dulles airport reported finding 77 dry seahorses as 50 small boxes of herbal medicine. five dead snakes, five jars of snail ointment and illegal pork products. the items were found in two different travelers bags several days apart from vietnam time, the both travelers could now face fines. live with kelly and mark is on abc seven. the new season featuring the now permanent fixture, mark consuelos, premieres at 9 a.m. this coming tuesday. abc seven entertainment reporter sandy kenyon has a look at what's to come on the 36th year of live.

it's live with kelly and mark. >> after more than a quarter of a century of marriage and more than half a year as costars on live, kelly ripa and mark consuelos have found their groove. >> the job has not impacted the marriage much, but i think the marriage has impacted the job. what do you mean? i like the sociological experiment of it all. a married couple working, working in front of a live audience made up of fans who on this day stayed to hear our interview. there are times we have discussions that we would ordinarily have at home, but there's safety in saying it in front of an audience of people. and so we're more willing to discuss things in front of the all of the witnesses is ahead lies the first full season of the show with mark as co-host. >> the ratings have been great. >> people have loved him. we've had great feedback, but now we're leaning into it even

further. we've got all kinds of fun things going on this new season. he's going to really even take more control of our trivia game. the trivia game plays to mark's competitive nature. >> you're correct. if i'm walking on the street next to somebody, we're racing on the sidewalk. >> you know, if i'm on the sidewalk, i'm racing someone. it's just the way i'm built. so i said, well, what what a better way to feed my competitive spin it. >> and speaking of competition, live begins the new season at number one. we're not just the number one show in daytime. >> we're the number one show at all times. daytime, nighttime, all the time. >> i'm sandy kenyon, abc seven news. >> look forward to that and look forward to that. today, corgis from across the united kingdom gathered outside buckingham palace as owners paid tribute to the late queen elizabeth, the second this week will mark the first anniversary of the death of the queen, who was well known for her love for corgi and corgi

dogs. she owned nearly 30 throughout her life, starting as a child, royal fans walked with their dogs that were dressed up in uniform arms and tiaras. quite a sight today in key west, florida, where thousands of people gathered to remember jimmy buffett, the singer of the song marjory otterville, died this weekend at the age of 76. buffett first discovered key west in the 1970s and the island lifestyle heavily influenced his music. parrotheads put on the appropriate attire today to honor him and marched to the margaritaville cafe and store, which opened in the 1980s. tributes were also left at his shrimp boat sound recording studio. still ahead on abc seven news at 11 a, they're ready to jam. music festival season is in full swing in the bay area. hear from one of the artists playing next weekend on mare island. i'm spencer christian and i don't mind giving away a little bit of my forecast tomorrow is going to

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yesterday announced the news on announced that hetfield was sick. the bay area band rescheduled tonight's show for next saturday. they're currently touring the united states and playing two concerts in every city they visit. they have three more stops after arizona before heading to europe. well, if you like great music and a great setting, we've got a ticket for you. the annual mare island dock of the bay music festival is in vallejo next weekend. here's video from two years ago. average white band and the

california honey drops among the performers. the other big headliner, morris day and the time abc7 news anchor dan ashley connected with morris to talk about the show. >> morris so nice of you to come on. it's great to see you and to meet you. thank you. >> you too brother. >> i know you're excited to come to the bay area. >> absolutely. man. we always love coming to the bay area and you know, i'm always excited about hitting the stage. >> you have been doing this for a long time. how do you keep that joy of doing it alive with you? well think about it, dan, there's nothing not to be happy about. >> you know, it's something that i would do for free that i did for free forever. and i've been blessed enough, you know, to, you know, earn a nice lifestyle, you know, so. and i get to do what i love. >> morris we and all your fans are really excited to see you at the mare island music festival coming up shortly. and we look forward to having you here. >> you know, it's going to be a

party. we're going to come there. we're going to rip it up. we're going to do what we do. morris day and the fellas are going to be there with the pimp suits on. we're going to rip the roof off. if there is a roof, they are going to rip it off. >> love it. morris day and the time, along with several other great bands, are performing at the mare island dock of the bay music festival in vallejo next weekend, september 9th and 10th. for tickets and information, head to dock of bay fest.com. join right now by spencer christian. that was great. end of the interview right there. i love it. lift the roof off if there is a roof and hopefully the weather's nice when they're out there. it should be so if there isn't a roof, then they're ready. there you go. >> there won't be any clouds. not at least a low cloud level, that's for sure. things are getting a little cloudy tonight , though. during the overnight hours, we'll get cloudier weather with overnight lows, mainly in the mid to upper 50s. so relatively comfortable temperature range. then tomorrow, sunny for labor day. now, we may start the day tomorrow with some lingering morning clouds, but by afternoon , sunny skies, high temperatures ranging from mid 60s at the

coast to mid 70s around the bay to mid 80s inland. a beautiful day, little cooler than average for this time of the year. but that's okay, right now as we look ahead with the maximum temperature trend, you'll see a slight increase in temperatures on tuesday, then continues to be a gradual increase going into wednesday. thursday, pretty much the same thing. you get the picture as you look at the accuweather seven day forecast, you can see that there will be a gradual warm up, a degree or two warmer each day in the inland areas and around the bay until next weekend when it gets quite warm. as a matter of fact, next sunday, mid 90s inland low 80s around the bay shoreline. but we're not expecting any seriously hot weather. no triple digits in sight for the next seven days. just a nice steady increase of september warmth. >> okay, so, so summer's not over yet. not yet. yet. we can enjoy what we have right now. >> that's true. that's true. we usually get our summer in october, which can often be the hottest month in the bay area. exactly. >> hey, thank you so much, spencer. here's chris with the preview of sports j.r. >> coming up in sports, just one

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today's cancer research is tomorrow's victory. a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® player this time left handed starter kyle harrison. he is here on tuesday, one day after his magical home debut where he struck out 11 in a win over the reds. i caught up with the bay area native and pride of de la salle, who talked about walking off the field to a standing ovation and much more. >> coming out of that game, i was pretty mad because i wanted to get out of it. but you know, yeah, for a manager to tell you, you know, take this moment in, it's pretty cool. what you did was awesome. so that was a pretty cool moment for me and definitely soaked it in, looked around and looked at the top decks and it was a cool moment.

>> take me back to the call when you got called to the show, like, where were you? run me through the emotions. and now i mean, like we're here now. it's pretty, pretty crazy. i was actually supposed to start the day game in sacramento on sunday, so they sent me home early so i could get some sleep and they called me back like, oh, we need you back at the field. >> i'm like, oh, what's this? like, got me panicking and speeding me up, rushing me. and i get there and then they tell me that they're going to have to move my start back and they want to line me at san francisco, wants to line me up later in the year and give me all this nonsense. and then they kind of kicked me out of the room and brought me back in there like, oh, wait, the name of the ballpark. actually, citizens bank. and i was like, oh, crap. like really? and yeah, every teammates were there and it was cool. a cool experience. >> so prior to your home start, what was the best moment you've ever had in this ballpark? >> man i think just coming here and i think i said it before, just getting ghirardelli sundaes and just eating your way through a game as a kid and sitting in the bleachers out there and just

watching the giants win, baby, you've been around this park when there's it's electric in october, i'm sure. >> what is it like when you're towing the rubber and you have the fans all cheering for you? obviously, a lot of family, too. yeah, definitely. >> definitely felt the fans and it's awesome when they're behind you. and i'm sure the whole team felt it. >> i've seen the giants. you've seen the core of back in the championship days, they had that young homegrown core. you're now part of that. you know, with casey and patrick and matos like, can you guys replicate that? yeah that's, you know, that's the plan. >> and hopefully we you know, we just keep pulling on that same rope, all pushing the same direction and keep feeding off this energy that the giants fans are bringing in. and yeah, we just want to win ball games. that's the that's the biggest thing. and i think everyone in the clubhouse wants the same thing. so that's the special part. >> all right. the countdown is nearly complete. one week from now, we'll be breaking down the 40 niners season opener in pittsburgh. time is ticking for san francisco, though, to sign reigning defensive player of the year, nick bosa to a new deal before the team boards a flight for the steel city. he's been holding out looking for a new deal. now the best guess for the

hang up between both and the niners is over. guaranteed money. bosa likely be looking at a deal worth around $30 million per year. now the situation can generate a lot of rumors and earlier this week, head coach kyle shanahan was asked if he could imagine a scenario in which bosa misses the season opener in pittsburgh. >> yeah, i can imagine anything. it doesn't mean i like that picture. yeah, of course not. you guys know how we feel about nick and we all know how good of a player he is. so hopefully we can come to terms soon and get him here as fast as possible and no updates. >> you know, i'm going to stick to that. but communication and that's a good thing. so i'll leave it at that. >> and the start of the season hasn't been kind to the san jose state spartans after their season opening loss to number six usc, they fell again today to number 18. oregon state. two weeks and two losses to top 20 ranked teams. but it does get easier. the next three weeks. bring cal poly toledo and air force to the gridiron, leaving the spartans optimistic despite a oh and two start. >> i mean, no one really wants to start. oh and two and i mean the last thing we want to do is just dwell on these two losses

and what, ten more games left. we have a whole season we can turn around real quick. i mean, i feel like we have the team to do it. we just got to practice harder, focus on the little things and execute. >> it's very early in the season. we've played two games against two top 20 teams and now we're getting ready to play the next one and we've got ten left and we can't wait to play this week against cal poly, this abc seven sports report sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris thank you so much. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connect tv app. it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. well, that's it for tonight. i'm j.r. stone abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and chris. thanks for joining us

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