tonight. it is out with the old and in with the new and the bay area. a new class of bart cars will be seen come tomorrow. and the annual dreamforce mega conference this week. that is all about the future of ai. and that's not all we're seeing to start off the week. good evening. i'm j.r stone. you're watching abc7 news at 11 on. these are no doubt small steps but steps that are part of a much larger shift happening where we live right now and tonight we want to look at how they fit into our mission here of building a better bay area. our team coverage tonight begins with abc7 news reporter suzanne fawn getting us ready for this

week's dreamforce conference from salesforce. while even more in-person attendees are expected this year, there's talk that it could be the last one in downtown san francisco. so there's a beehive of activity at moscone center. >> welcome to dreamforce, the massive dreamforce tech conference runs tuesday through thursday. salesforce employees from around the world are already here. >> i'm from brazil. this is my fourth time. i love san francisco. i love that. here is all about technology. >> 43,000 people are expected to show up with guests. matthew mcconaughey and the foo fighters . another 200,000 people are registered to attend online this year. >> is all about artificial intelligence. it's really three days full of learning, connecting, having fun and giving back downtown sf will be flooded with dreamforce attendees. >> many of them are aware of san francisco's crime drug and homeless concerns. salesforce ceo marc benioff says dreamforce

could be on the ■move next year if things don't improve. but mayor london breed and other city and business leaders say they are taking steps to make sf safe for visitors, as extra patrols have already started. joe garrity is a retired police officer and a community ambassador out patrolling parts of downtown fourth street and stephenson alley, natoma and of course, you know, the corridors up around union, all around union square. >> organizers expect dreamforce to pump $90 million into the local economy. >> the w is literally across the street from all the buzz they convert the city into like this magical dreamforce land. >> and it's hugely impactful for the hotel industry and all of the restaurants and the uber drivers and cab drivers, the entire economy and we're really geared up at all of our hotels at epic stake along the embarcadero, known for its tomahawk ribeye, it's all hands on deck tables will be packed

this week. >> dreamforce is a win win. >> now this week is really our chance to show what we can do, to show what we're all about it, to show our love for the city and our love for just taking care of people. >> some say dreamforce is great preparation for an even bigger event to come in november. the apec global trade summit. >> apec is another great opportunity for san francisco to show the rest of the world what a great destination we have here in northern california. in san francisco, suzannephan, abc seven news. >> salesforce is billing this week's dreamforce conference as the biggest ai event of the year. it's expected to be the primary focus of the conference . plus tech companies everywhere are now seemingly in an arms race to win in the artificial intelligence space. the parent company of facebook and instagram, menlo park based meta, is now working on an ai system designed to be as powerful as the san francisco

based openai system that created chatgpt. that's according to the wall street journal. meta is aiming to be the system to be ready by next year. now, on wednesday, ceo mark zuckerberg will join other top tech executives to discuss the future of ai in a summit organized by senate majority leader chuck schumer. the ceos from openai and google will also be attending and then tomorrow morning, big changes are coming to bart. but we are all already seeing the start of a whole new era for the transit agency, at least in one way. abc7 news reporter ryan curry shows us what's ahead and how riders are reacting to this train ride will be closing out a major chapter of our history. >> thank you for joining us and riding with us tonight. this is a richmond bound red line train . say goodbye to these sundays. >> the last night the old style bart trains are running in its

system. they'll only be used on rare occasions. it is now all about the fleet of the future. >> i was here when bart opened. i remember we were at the opening. i just moved to the bay area as a little kid. and so, yeah, i mean that's the nature of life. >> longtime bart writer george segura says he will miss the old trains, but wants bart to make improvements that will come with not only the trains, but also the schedule. there will be a 20 minute maximum wait for a train and there will be more trains running at night. the wait for a train on the yellow line will only be 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays and more trains will run to sfo. >> we know that more people are traveling on the weekends and in the evenings, so we've increased the service by 50% on evenings and weekends. >> bart is also moving to shorter trains. the reason for that safety. segura says he consistently sees people breaking the law while on board. >> what i see is that there's a lot of misuse of the trains. people are sleeping there crazy super loud music, a lot of smoking. there's so much smoking on bart. sometimes it's hard to breathe and it's very hard to get help from the police. i've

i've called a couple of times with no reactions. riders who take bart every single day and riders who take bart just on occasion say they want to see the system address those safety concerns. >> well, one of the things bart wants to accomplish with this new schedule change is to make this a safer system. >> some people won't be alone in their train cars as often. also it provides a shorter distance for our police officers and other police personnel to patrol those train cars. >> bart also says it will help their cleaning crews keep trains in good condition. segura says he is happy to see bart try and help its riders. he says even now he doesn't see many officers patrolling the trains. >> people just seem to feel like the police aren't doing anything and they're actually kind of afraid. the police are actually afraid to act sometimes, but i think i've seen police maybe a total of in the last month, four times in the east bay. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. let's now get you a step ahead on our weather picture out there for this week. >> abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan joins us right now and has what you can expect

in your 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> it's definitely a pretty picture. jr we had a gorgeous day and we have a gorgeous evening. here's a live view from sutro tower and you can just see clear into san francisco even the lights across the bay. temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s but we will be dropping into the 50s tomorrow morning. what you'll notice is we'll have mainly clear skies overnight. some clouds along the san mateo county coast. bright sunshine for almost everyone. and then in the afternoon, we'll be warming up again. inland areas in the upper 80s maybe a few locations near 90, around the bay. really comfortable and mild in the mid 70s. but at the beaches because of the sea breeze, temperatures will only hit the low to mid 60s. now tomorrow night we'll see increase in cloud cover for a cooler tuesday and i'll have those numbers with the accuweather seven day forecast j.r. >> thank you so much frances. new details tonight on the big rebuild for capitola beach line and pier crews are set to start

construction on the $7.7 million project next week. the beach town was hit hard by winter storms at the beginning of the year. according to our media partners at the east bay times, workers will rip up, replace and expand the wood, decking and railing on the landmark pier. there are plans for an improved entrance, a new boat launch area, new restrooms, free binoculars, stations and educational signs about the bay and its wildlife life. work is expected to be done by next summer year. coming up, oakland bursting with pride. we're reliving some of the best moments of this year's pride parade. also, governor newsom's next move for california leader gets candid on the future of san francisco and if he's eyeing a late surprise in the 2024 presidential race. and barack and roll brock purdy and the 40 niners with an explosive game in pittsburgh chris alvarez has all the best highlights coming up in

sports at and don't forget monday night football kicks off tomorrow night right here on abc seven. the buffalo bills will be taking on aaron rodgers and the new york jets. coverage starts at 5 p.m. right here on abc seven. follow the game

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and you're invited. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven. >> developing news in pennsylvania. authorities continue the search for a convicted murderer who escaped from prison last week. police admit he managed to slip past their four mile and nearly 400

officer perimeter sometime during the evening of september ninth. >> cavalcanti stole a 2020 ford transit van from an area approximately three quarters of a mile from the perimeter. we were maintaining near the longwood gardens property. >> you see his picture right here. he changed his appearance and was caught on a ring camera trying to talk to a former coworker who wasn't home at the time. and attempt at reaching out to second former coworker also unsuccessful. the van he stole was later found abandoned after ran out of gas. it's now been ten days since the escaped prison and he was convicted of killing his ex girlfriend in front of her two children. her family is currently under 24 hour surveillance. tonight california governor gavin newsom is defending the city of san francisco. in a new tv interview . the governor sat down with nbc's meet the press where he stood up for the city. he was formerly mayor of. he called it

remarkable, resilient while also touting his administration's push to solve the state's homeless and affordable housing crisis. but then came the questions on the 2024 election. governor newsom doubled down on his support for president joe biden's bid for reelection and said he does not intend on running himself off. >> i hope we don't have to experience that, but i worry about democracy. i worry about the fetish for autocracy that we're seeing not just from trump but around the world and notably across this country. >> newsom went on to add that vice president and former california senator and attorney general kamala harris would be the one in line to run if president biden weren't available. and coming up after abc's seven news at 11, you can watch abc's this week right here on abc seven. the 2024 gop front runner, former president donald trump, is back on the ground in iowa after a summer of criminal charges. plus president joe

biden is overseas as an indictment threat looms for his son, hunter. the powerhouse roundtable takes all on. that's at midnight on this week right here on abc seven. well tonight is the end to what was a great pride weekend in oakland. and the celebration certainly hits its strike today. boy, it was a fun one. the pride parade through downtown drew thousands of people. it was also streamed live on the bay area's abc7 app. abc7 news reporter unser hassan was one of the hosts and has the highlights tonight at. as has become tradition. >> first came the dikes on bikes leading off the 2023 oakland pride and pride fest. >> great pride weekend. this is this is huge for oakland small business owner and oakland resident nina joyner was among the thousands who attended the parade that came through downtown oakland even having fun today. >> what's been the most exciting part? um marching with my

school. among the contingents this year, several schools, including the oakland unified school district, kaiser permanente, one of the largest employers in oakland, also marched where we see cities urban, large urban areas like oakland and others around the country as we learned through the pandemic, the biggest deficit in disparity levels exist in these communities for a lot of historical and current policy and practice reasons. >> and so we pay particular attention and partner more exclusively in these environments to make sure we're making a difference means to me for police, speaks for east bay congresswoman barbara lee was the grand marshal. >> others who took part include pixar and various local churches and cultural organizations. >> pretty much just a ton to like have fun and feel free. >> you know, after the parade came pride fest, where local artists could showcase their talents. come on, spooky house sells art made by trans artists.

co founder miriam levinson says the hot item this year. >> we have these incredible rainbow pins that everybody says is the hottest pride item of the year. >> oakland is facing a historic deficit in the summer crime spike. joyner says events like this are big for the city and go beyond just celebrating pride. >> you have all the politicians , people running for office, but you also have like the community organizations that want to see change in oakland. so, you know, pride is not just about celebrating who we are, and it's also about celebrating who we want to be in oakland. >> hassan, abc seven news. the grand marshal of today's parade was us representative barbara lee of oakland. >> she spoke with abc seven news about how events like these can help build a better bay area and help in the conversation surrounding crime in the city. >> a lot of the criminal activities that take place here , like throughout the country, really are about hate and about really not not addressing the underlying causes. and so today is a moment to stop and reflect

and be proud of people who are really fighting to make this city safe. >> representative lee is seeking the us senate seat being vacated by senator dianne feinstein. line lee has been a long advocate for the lgbtq plus community that includes her role as co-founder and vice chair of the congressional lgbtq plus equity caucus. there were parades up and down the state today, the longest running and largest mexican heritage parade in the country rolled through east la. thousands of people came out to celebrate mexico's independence and mexican culture. now, in its 77th year, this year's theme was empowerment of latina women. the grand marshal was abc's own mark consuelos. you know him as co-host of live with kelly and mark, his wife, tv host kelly ripa was also there for the fun. you see her right there. you can always catch live with kelly and mark right here on abc7. it's

every weekday morning at 9 a.m. right after good morning america . meteorologist francis dinglasan here now talking about boy parades all over and it just looked gorgeous outside. it was beautiful. >> we had plenty of sunshine. temperatures are a little bit above average in many spots and it's gorgeous behind us. i also want to show you this live shot from mt. tam because you can see clouds clear across the bay from mt. tam. we're looking south. you can see the bay bridge, san francisco, it even you can even see these lights above the cities. i think those are the planes taking off from the airports. and we will have a mostly clear nights. i just want to show you how pretty that was overnight. not much fog, just maybe a little bit along the san mateo county coast. it's going to be sunny again tomorrow, but some temperatures will come down a degree or two. and then we're going to see breezier and cooler conditions on tuesday. and i'll show you that with the forecast animation. so you saw how clear

it was. it's also very quiet and live doppler seven, no clouds, no moisture out there right now. temperatures in the 50s and 60s at this point. and it's a little bit milder in san jose where it's 65 and fairfield, we're even hanging on to 68 still in cloverdale, 66 in brentwood. cooler, though, in half moon bay, 55 degrees. so here's how it plays out. we start out midnight. not much cloud cover tomorrow morning. the clouds don't even move in. they stay along the coast, even away from the coast. but you can see it hits the san mateo county coastline. and then by lunchtime , still mostly sunny and then tomorrow night into tuesday morning is when the stronger, breezier conditions arrive and we'll see more widespread coverage tuesday. and that's why temperatures will also be coming down lows tonight. generally in the mid 50s to upper 50s around the bay, a little bit cooler in the north bay in the low 50s. and then tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. once again, we could hit near 90 and a few inland locations, but some spots will be near 88 like concord and

livermore. really comfortable in san francisco, 70, but of course a little bit breezy and cooler in half. moon bay, 63 and it's going to be nice in napa at 84 degrees. san jose comfortable at 82. it's going to be warm with all that sunshine. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. mild weather at the beaches but hot again inland and really nice around the bay in the mid 70s cooler and breezier. on tuesday we'll come down about 2 to 4 degrees for most locations and then slightly warmer wednesday into the weekend. we're actually closer to average and we have a fairly steady pattern of the morning fog. but then lots of sunshine and near average. and it's a great time in september in the bay area. >> yeah, those folks at dreamforce are really going to enjoy that. oh, yes. >> they lucked out. yes. >> thanks so much, francis. still ahead on abc7 news at 11. the nfl is back. and not only did the niners and raiders win, but it's the first nfl sunday in quite a while for this iconic raider bar. we'll explain next

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intonation the bar now known as ricky's sports lounge, saw its first nfl opening weekend since the start of the pandemic after a grassroots push to save ricky's. it reopened earlier this year. now, under new ownership after the longtime owner, ricky ricardo, passed away. the inside looks a bit different, along with a subtle name change and the spelling of ricky's. but raiders fans will tell you one thing has not changed. it is still the home of the silver and black. >> back in the 70 was the all the old school raiders that come before and after the game. i heard the rumors. and it's just a tradition. a tradition that the ricky's have. and across the nation today, they hosted an outdoor tailgate with live

music. >> just like raiders fans were used to for games at the old oakland coliseum. and in the end , the raiders scored the win. well, yes, nfl's back and it feels great and it doesn't get any better than san francisco 49 ers football. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. >> hey j.r. coming up in sports, it's so good to be back. the 49 ers. a tough road test in pittsburgh today and it's all red and gold and the steel city. brock and the boys making a statement the season opener sports is

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so ended a holdout agreeing to a historic contract extension. and today in pittsburgh, the 49 ers set their sights on a new journey that they hope ends with the lombardi trophy in las vegas. brock purdy all smiles in pittsburgh for the season opener. six months to the day he had surgery on his injured right elbow in there. qb1 and on the first drive they go for it on fourth and one finds george kittle first down can move the chains later on the drive purdy to brandon aiyuk for the first score of the season seven of the niners. first time they've scored a touchdown on their season opening drive since 2014.

140 niners defense you expect them to be strong. pittsburgh back to pass down seven nothing mooney ward picking off kenny pickett right there for the defense did not allow a first down until less than a minute to go in the first half they were lights out aiyuk you expect him to have a big year. and bay, look at this catch his second touchdown of the first half 129 yards, two scores purdy threw for 220 and it's 20 nothing 49 ers in a hurry blow out city in pittsburgh early third quarter christian mccaffrey spin cycle there aiyuk a great block and then look at ray-ray mccloud hustle to get another block as mccaffrey weaves in and out of traffic into the end zone. he ran for 152 yards. that was 65 yards right there. made it 27 seven niners the faithful all they showed up in a big way on the road mccaffrey and lineman trent williams have the niners swinging 40 niners win 37 exactly how we wanted to come out. >> you know it was an emphasis

on you know past seasons us coming out slow starts we knew that we needed to come in and set the tone right from the jump. >> everything was sort of clicking, you know, defense did their thing. we put a drive together and, you know, to cap it off like that, to start the season off, i was like, yeah, this is it's going to be good. >> we just have so many players and it's fun to watch. i do his thing and purdy shut some haters up so it's nice to be on a really good team. >> sunday night. baseball giants trying to sweep the rockies and that is how you celebrate getting a baseball in the stands. colorado took a three nothing lead early, but bottom three, thairo estrada ties it with a solo shot into the sun in center 12th of the year. it's a three all game and later in the inning runner on for mitch haniger and that ball is gone second homer in three games five three san francisco. and how about joc pederson with some insurance later on the pride of palo alto his 13th homer of the year giants win six three. now a

game and a half out of the final wild card spot in the national league with cleveland coming to town for three, starting tomorrow. rubber match between the a's and rangers. bruce bochy squad currently out of a playoff spot after their hot start. bottom one former a marcus simeon down the line 23rd home run of the year goes off luis medina the rangers scored three runs in the first but oakland they bounced back scoring four unanswered and it's rookie lawrence butler who smashed a third josh smith can't handle it seth brown scores a's lead four three but the rangers score the final six runs there. simeon his second home run of the game, part of a four run sixth. and the a's lose nine four. it's their 99th loss of the year. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino jr. chris thank you so much. >> much more to come on abc seven news at 11. a bay area family in morocco know when disaster hits. the death toll from the earthquake now in the thousands and their sharing their story and an outright ban

on carrying guns. the order from new mexico's governor that's now causing protests

earthquake strikes morocco causing catastrophic damage and death. entire villages have been leveled. it is the worst seismic event in the north african country in decades. and the united states is pledging to help immediately. let's first get you the very latest on what we know tonight. the death toll stands at more than 2100 people killed as a result, the 6.8 magnitude quake which struck friday night. thousands more have been injured right now, many terrified moroccans are spending the night in the street, too afraid to return to their homes. the epicenter was not far from the popular tourist hub of marrakesh. historic sites there have been damaged. and tonight, us secretary of state antony blinken says it has been made very clear to morocco that the us is prepared to assist in any way it can. a bay area family was visiting morocco as

the shaking began. tonight they're sharing a frightening story. they tell abc abc7 news reporter cornell bernard. the quake ready training. they learned growing up here helped to keep them calm. it's insanely beautiful. >> it's really an interesting mix of cultures. >> it was a dream moroccan vacation for my friends. the garnet hunter family from marin and san francisco. but their last day visiting marrakesh was truly unforgettable. this was the terrifying moment. the 6.8 magnitude quake struck morocco late friday night. >> it was the scariest earthquake i've ever lived through. christina garnet and daughter natalie say they feared their three story hotel would collapse. >> me and my mom are just looking at each other and then suddenly we're like, we got to run to the door because we've been training for this our whole lives. we're from san francisco. we've lived through earthquakes, and we know about earthquakes. but there's still a few seconds where you're like kind of in disbelief. >> many ran for safety from

homes and restaurants. the epicenter, about 45 miles south of marrakesh, the heaviest damage in morocco's atlas mountains. the family capturing these images of quake debris in the old medina section of marrakesh. >> we evacuated after about 15, 20 minutes. our hosts made us leave and we walked to the main square where there were hundreds of people gathered. >> here's what they saw, patrick says. many people were in shock and there was fear of aftershocks. >> it's really difficult to hear about the damages that were done. >> the next morning we walked through town and the bakers chimney had fallen off and we had talked to him the night before and he was trying to get bread out to the community, trying to feed people. >> amid the tragedy and rising death toll, the family says there's hope and resilience. >> so it's just this amazing community spirit that really struck us. it was just it was wonderful. they were just going to keep going. >> the family has now traveled out of morocco, but hope to

return soon. >> we just want to send a lot of love and support to the people of morocco. >> in san francisco, cornell, bernard, abc seven news, new mexico's governor is issuing a temporary emergency order suspending the right to carry guns in public in the town of albuquerque. >> protesters are now responding . the pro-second amendment rally was held in albuquerque today. governor michelle lujan grisham says she does expect legal challenges, but felt urgency to react to recent shootings, including the death of an 11 year old boy outside of a baseball stadium last week. >> other than a law enforcement officer or licensed security officer, she will possess a firearm either openly or concealed gun deaths are the leading cause of death for children. 1 to 19in new mexico for the next 30 days. >> in albuquerque, conceal an open carry of firearms is banned in most places. state police will be the ones to enforce the

law, which amount to civil violations. progress is finally being made underground to rescue an american cave. researcher he's been trapped deep in a turkish cave since august 31st. a 40 year old mark dickey was on a mapping expedition with his girlfriend and he suddenly became ill with severe gastric pain while more than 3400ft below ground. as of tonight, he has been helped up to base camp at 2300ft below ground. at least 150 rescuers from multiple nations have been working to get him out. >> i'm not healed on the inside yet, so i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> they're now using explosives to bust open sections of the cave to safely rescue dickey, then pulling him up on a stretcher using rappel ropes. he is a well known name in the world of cave research. experts believe it could take at least another five days to bring him to the surface this week as the

san francisco 49 ers were game planning against the pittsburgh steelers. niners great steve young was out helping some plan against someone else. he's helping coach a bay area high school team and not just any team. it's one that's making history. abc's seven news sports director larry beale has the story. yay >> it's a new era on the field at menlo school as girls are getting the opportunity to play flag football this year. but look closely. prowling the sideline line in a bucket hat is anxious father and 40 niners legend steve young two of the former quarterbacks daughters are following in his footsteps. this i never thought one of my daughters would come to me and ask me to teach him how to throw a football. >> it was super important for him to play. i loved that they wanted to, you know, my boys didn't really want to, and that's fine. >> one daughter, lila, is on the junior varsity team. she chose to wear number 23. summer is a

senior and she opted to wear a more familiar number. her dad's number eight, but she chose to play wide receiver because, in her words, she likes to run. and as a quarterback and flag football, well, you can't do that. as for whose idea it was for the young sisters to play football, well, it didn't come from steve. this was all about the girls. >> 100. i've always wanted to do this. i was ecstatic when the news came out that it would be a sport. >> so what's it like to step on the field when your dad isn't all time great and looking over your shoulder? i was nervous at the beginning. >> i was nervous because i didn't want to let down my dad. maybe it was meant to be because when you listen to summer talk about playing the game, it conjures up memories of her father. >> steve was known for being fiery, and it sure sounds like that gene got passed on. >> i'm probably more competitive person than he is, which says a lot, but we like, we work well together. he pushes me and i can take it. >> as for steve, sounds like he's more than happy to be a

girl dad and watch his daughters enjoy the moment. >> it's a joy to see them feel included in something that they've always loved and didn't have, didn't have an opportunity . >> the inclusion thing is real and it's super cool to watch that. >> larry beale, abc7 news. >> wonderful to see that out there. well still ahead on abc7 news at 11 plans ahead for the anniversary of nine over 11. the white house is remembering those who lost their lives in the terror attacks 22 years ago. the schedule and the new money coming to the memorial wall and after a clear night we'll have more sunshine in store for tomorrow's weather with temperatures warming up to near 90 for some inland neighborhoods . >> but at the beaches, it'll still be in the 60 all the complete accuweather seven

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announcing $4 billion in funding for the 9/11 memorial in new york city. tomorrow, president biden will speak to more than 1000 service members, first responders and their families at elmendorf air force base in anchorage, alaska. first lady jill biden will be part of a wreath laying ceremony at the pentagon. vice president kamala harrisbe at the 9/11 memorial in new york. second gentleman, doug emhoffl attend events at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. boy, it's always a spectacular image to see that there in new york. some of the images you were showing here from the bay area were pretty spectacular tonight as well. >> yeah. so tomorrow they will have rain in new york for that event. but for us, we'll just get so much sunshine and we're going to see clear skies this evening from mount tam. i just had to show this camera again because you can see all the city lights. you can see the planes taking off from the airport tomorrow morning. temperatures will mainly be in the mid 50s to upper 50s around the bay and

mostly clear except for the san mateo county coastline in half moon bay. and then tomorrow, look for temperatures to warm up again, especially for inland areas to near 90. we'll see lots of upper 80s like we'll see 88 in santa rosa, concord, livermore, san jose. also comfortable at 82. san francisco. nice at 70 but breezy and half moon bay at 63 degrees. so we're going to cool down a little bit on tuesday with the northwest winds so you'll notice it'll be a few degrees cooler. but other than that, we're going to be on cruise control. the rest of the week. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. mild to hot again tomorrow. cooler and breezier on tuesday. but temperatures come back up on wednesday and we're near average all the way through the rest of the week into next weekend. >> you know, living in san francisco, i sure do love the fog, but when you get a clear night like that, image we saw, it is special. >> it is nice. and i love it when san francisco's 70. this is the best time of the year. yes. >> thank you so much. >> fantastic. >> fantastic. here's something else. fantastic. chris alvarez

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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® 40 niners quarterback brock purdy had surgery on the right elbow he injured in the nfc championship game back in philadelphia. the niners opened the season in pittsburgh today and purdy looked like he didn't miss a beat. the smile and swag were back in a big way for brock. he was in total control 19 of 29 220 yards and two touchdowns both of which went to brandon aiyuk. and after the game, brock was asked if he thought about his surgical repaired elbow at any point during today's season opener. >> i mean, honestly, not really . you know, i think more in camp and stuff. i felt like that. i

feel like right there in that moment it was like, you know, this is what we're supposed to do, this is what we expect out of ourselves. and you know, once i hit that touchdown, i wasn't thinking, you know, surgery or anything like that. it was, you know, we're here to win. you know, this is it. this is how we're going to play. and that's where i was at mentally. >> brock's pretty steady. he's taken this whole off season as good as you can with a quarterback being injured. i mean, i think today was six months ago to where he had that big surgery and he's done everything he can to come back and he handles the pressure well and really doesn't change. i think that's why the guys love him and that's why he'll continue to get better. >> purdy shut some haters up. so it's nice to be on a really good team and it's nice to see nick bosa on that team causing havoc against the steelers today. >> now, he didn't get a sack, but was disruptive, earned a holding call on that play as a team. the niners had five sacks led by drake jackson with three. what a performance for the second year man out of usc and the niners came up with two interceptions of kenny pickett they didn't allow a steelers

first down until late in the first half the defense picking up where they left off last season setting the tone early in this game it's a great feeling. >> you know, that's exactly how you want to start it. you know, i'm i'm obviously thinking about all the all the plays that we could have had back. but to come out and start that way against a team that honestly throughout the preseason, they were hot. you know, i'm sure they had a lot of confidence coming in and we just came out and executed it. >> you love to get a good start. we had five sacks today as a d-line, so chris was definitely happy drake broke out, which we were expecting. so we just have so many players. >> we've waited a long time for this game. we're a first. games are always weird. you think about it forever or you overthink it a lot for a couple weeks now we've just wanted to get to this game and get it started. and once kickoff happened and it felt normal and glad to get that first one out of the way and glad to get a win while doing it for our niner and seahawks running back ricky watters raising the 12th man flag ahead of the seahawks. >> rams opener second quarter down seven three geno smith to dk metcalf hawks go up ten seven

they led 13 seven at the break but the second half was all rams as second year man kyron williams. his second touchdown of the day as la takes a 1413 lead up there in seattle. the rams with more than 250 yards of offense in the second half, cam akers finds paydirt on fourth and goal 2413 rams. seattle gained just 13 yards in the second half. aaron donald the sack as the rams win 3213 they'll host the niners next sunday in la at sofi stadium. jimmy garoppolo making his raiders debut in denver. lisa silver and black on a season opening touchdown drive to jacoby myers on third and goal raiders up early he threw for two touchdowns both went to myers under two minutes to go a first down wins it third and seven garoppolo to pass and he's going to use his legs and he gets the first down that'll do it he's hyped up sean payton loses his debut as the broncos head coach as the raiders win 17 to 16 stressful moments at the

us open final in new york. novak djokovic going for his fourth title in that town, facing daniil medvedev, the joker wins straight sets when medvedev's return goes into the net. his 24th grand slam, the most in the open era by a man or woman. djokovic had 24 and mamba forever shirts ready to honor his friend, the late kobe bryant. he gets the trophy from former open winner andy roddick. djokovic won three of the four slams this year, losing only in the wimbledon final. indycar, with their final race of the season in monterey at laguna seca, alex paulo clinched the season championship last week, so no drama actually got to pose on the coast. now. the race had so many cautions, the pace car ran out of gas and was refilled with 30 laps to go. scott dixon was guaranteed to finish in the championship in second. no matter what happened. and he actually won his first race in monterey. he finished the season winning three of the last four races. abc seven sports

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