a respect protest across the country this weekend after the release of new body camera video from the seattle police department. it shows an officer laughing after a 23 year old female immigrant was hit and killed by a police patrol car. the officer who is white also saying on tape that the woman's life had limited value. and tonight, the bay area joins the calls for justice. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. you're watching abc7 news at 11. the woman killed was a grad student here from her home country of india. and tonight the south asian community in fremont honored her memory with a candlelight vigil.

abc7 news reporter tara campbell shares the community's emotions and the allies showing up in support at her picture held prominently a vigil sunday evening in fremont for john v kandula. >> the 23 year old graduate student struck and killed by a seattle police department vehicle in january. >> everyone that i talked to about this incident just felt really torn up and really traumatized by what happened. and the way that the officer had made such really callous remarks about this young woman who died. body cam footage released this week captured an officer on the phone laughing at the fatal incident and saying kandula is life has limited value. we wanted to create a space to grieve this young woman, john kandula death, and to send a message that our immigrant community or aapi women, we have limitless value and contrary to

what the officer had said, she disbelief and just absolute anger. >> rage at what has happened. >> and to hear these words was painful. >> morning community members taking to the podium and taking a moment to call for justice. >> i think we have to completely reimagine a system, the police system, the justice system, and hold people accountable. >> all it's really just unacceptable. >> and the group gathering sunday is extending beyond the south asian community. >> being a person of color and understanding that sometimes, you know, black or brown aapi people aren't valued the same way. i wanted to let the community know that i definitely stand in support of them. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> fighting for racial d social justice is part of building a better ba to find your ally and take action. go to abc7 news.com slash take action. happening tomorrow,

oakland city leaders will take up the search for a new police chief. the oakland police commission will vote on extending the tenure of interim chief darren allison. he's been interim chief since february. stepping into the job after the firing of lauren armstrong. allison stint was supposed to last for just six months. that also comes as tomorrow. community leaders in oakland are prepping and preparing to let out their frustration over a big missed opportunity. the city is getting nothing from a multi-million dollar retail crime fighting grant from the state. city officials failed to submit the application on time. several community groups, including the naacp, have called a joint press conference for tomorrow questioning why such an important deadline was missed. abc7 news anchor stephanie sierra spoke with oakland city councilman noel gallo to get some answers. >> so it seems like there was a lot of hands involved in the

filing of this application, including the chamber of commerce, business owners, members of the community. who was ultimately responsible for making sure it got uploaded and why didn't it happen? >> well, no, you know, that's a government responsibility. it's a city of oakland responsibility. >> the state told us your colleagues blame the late application on a technical issue. what was it exactly? a glitch in the system? >> well, you know, the technical issue, i mean, it's there's many ways to get around technical issues for that type of level of support, considering the emergency that i have. and i'd you know, i can do it here within my computer system. i can do it at the, you know, borrow yours or i can go to sacramento and get it done so that for us to be able to miss out on those millions of dollars with the emergency that would have is you know, you cannot blame the system or we need to take responsibility at the administrative level. >> oakland city administrator justin johnson told us yesterday

appropriate action will be taken to address this. do you think appropriate action in this case, someone will be fired or just more education is needed? >> well, you know, you know, i do want to say, well, whoever was responsible should be fired. but then, you know, you know, that that action travels down from the mayor all the way down to the administration, all the way to the department heads. so there is no excuse. i did check in with the governor's office. i did reach out to the board of community and corrections that that that, you know, presented this proposal and finalized it. and so they did give me the feedback. well, you know, oakland did have the information from us and you just failed to submit your complete application on time. >> so, councilman, you of all people know oakland needed this money. what have you heard from business owners? how are they reacting to this? >> you know, i've received emails every hour. i receive

phone calls. i had people knock on my door yesterday that they're completely upset with us. so we need to do better. >> let's turn things over to weather now and get an early look at how our forecast is shaping up for the workweek. abc7 news meteorologist frances dinglasan has your 24 hour accuweather forecast. frances we have some widespread overnight clouds moving throughout the bay area and spreading inland. >> so tomorrow morning when you wake up we'll wake up to cloudy conditions. sunrise at 653. temperatures will be in the low 60s and upper 50s and then by lunchtime the clouds will dissipate a little bit earlier. partly cloudy conditions. this means a warmer afternoon soon. so expect inland highs to be in the upper 70s to near 80 around the bay. it's going to be really comfortable. cool, low 70s to mid 70s and at the beaches mid 60 as there will be a breeze sunsets at 714. but we have even warmer weather coming up with

the accuweather seven day forecast and then a cooldown on thursday. j.r. thank you so much, frances. >> now to the south bay, where a longtime family run paintball facility will soon be closing for good. santa clara paintball first started in 2003. it's a six acre site at the county fairgrounds ends. the owners blame the county's rising rent as the reason they're being forced to say goodbye. >> they've been pushing us out for years and years, mostly by just raising the rent to a point that there's no way we could possibly keep up with it. and it's finally come to a precipice . we just can't keep up with it. >> santa clara paintball will officially close on sunday, october 29th. it follows the recently announced closure of raging waters water park, another longtime family friendly destination in san jose, california, is taking center stage at one of the biggest climate conscious events in the world this week. climate week nyc kick things off today with

an appearance from california governor gavin newsom. it comes two days after california filed a lawsuit accusing five major oil companies, including chevron, for their continued use of fossil fuels. newsom says those companies have known the damaging risks of fossil fuels for years. these guys have been lying since the 50s. >> the 60s, the 70s and 80 soquel's they knew too, and they knew what to do about it to make sure we didn't do anything meaningful about it. we're living as a consequence in the world that i'm living in, where the hots are so much hotter, the dries are so much drier, the wets are so much wetter. third year of a drought. week two later, i'm now in the second third week of the wettest three weeks in california history. >> the american petroleum institute butte is named in the lawsuit. they call it meritless, politicized and a waste of california taxpayer dollars. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, the search for a shooter in los

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sheriff's deputy as he sat in his patrol car saturday night. authorities are now offering a $250,000 reward in search of the suspect. and new tonight, friends, family and local town leaders just held a candlelight vigil in the city of palmdale where it happened. it comes as there is new surveillance video tonight showing the suspects car during the moments of the shooting. reporter sophie flay from our sister station in los angeles has more on the deputy and the search for the suspect. tonight faces illuminated by candles and cell phone light at palmdale sheriff station. >> a community holding each other close at a candlelight vigil mourning the loss of 30 year old sheriff's deputy ryan clincoln brumer. there is a lot of anger in a lot of people. >> it's heartbreaking. and this was very heart warming to see this kind of support and unity. i'd like to see it more often, but not on these type of circumstances. klinkenberg was

fatally shot while inside his patrol car in palmdale saturday , described by authorities as an ambush just outside of the palmdale sheriff's station on the corner of sierra highway and avenue. >> q a good samaritan found the deputy unconscious inside the patrol car. he was quickly rushed to the antelope valley medical center in lancaster, where he later died. >> i'm begging that somebody has information about what happened out here, and it's very critical that somebody comes forward with this information on. >> the gunman is still on the run. surveillance video shows a vehicle pull up to the deputy's patrol car as it was stopped at a red light before speeding off the vehicle of interest described as a dark gray. 2006 to 2012, toyota corolla. >> we care. i care. my family cares. and we're going to stand behind our law enforcement and pray that justice is served and that the family has peace and comfort through this horrible, horrible time. >> clincoln brumer was an eight year veteran of the department and had been with the palmdale

station since 2018. some of his family here tonight, his father and grandfather both worked for the la county sheriff's department, and he had just celebrated his engagement four days before he was killed. >> this is a time to embrace one another and recognize wise palmdale and lancaster are strong. >> luna also announcing a $250,000 reward, hoping it will encourage people with more information to come forward in palmdale. sophie flay, abc7 news . >> sophie, thank you so much. and tonight governor gavin newsom is calling the loss horrific, saying in a statement, quote, we mourn the horrific, unconscionable and shocking loss of deputy ryan clinkenbeard amor, a third generation law enforcement officer whose commitment to service and justice represented the best of the golden state. moving along now in the east bay, the city of berkeley commemorated the 100th anniversary of the city's great fire of 1923 by unveiling its

new citywide outdoor warning system. >> three, two, one. in. a test of the city of berkeley's outdoor warning system. >> berkeley fire says the new system can be heard up to half a mile away, but fire prevention goes much farther than that. >> we're hoping that we can lead the community and really this can become a community effort to transition berkeley in a really substantial way in a relatively short period of time to becoming more wildfire safe. >> the 1923 fire destroyed more than 600 homes and left thousands of people homeless. a san leandro teen received a hero's welcome in his front yard today. this comes after a recent heart transplant on top of a liver and kidney transplant. joseph sanchez munoz beat the odds after receiving three transplants at different points in his life. after also battling

a serious heart condition for nine months. joseph was finally able to return home. a parade of 20 cars and the fire department were there to celebrate this afternoon. >> you so much, everybody who welcomed joseph in this beautiful car parade, it means a lot to us. we thank you to our three organ donors who were able to donate their organs to joseph for him to be able to be here with us today. >> just wonderful. joseph's mom also says that joseph is happy and proud to be alive. he is now in great health. you can always sign up to become an organ donor. it's easy. just visit, donate life california.org. meteorologist francis dinglasan here now with a look at what your forecast looks like tonight out. >> it's been quiet on live doppler seven today. we just had some high clouds moving through. and here's what you need to know for the forecast. we'll see. increasing clouds overnight, but then it will be mostly sunny tomorrow. so afternoon, temperatures will warm up a bit

and they'll continue to warm up. we'll have a warmer day on wednesday with even more sunshine. so it's all due to this area of low pressure. this is a cut off low. it's been cut off from the jet stream and over the next 24 hours, it's going to wobble towards the south as it does that, it will change how much cloud cover we're going to get tomorrow. but for tonight, we'll see widespread, low clouds spread inland overnight, about 7:00 tomorrow morning, we'll see lots of gray skies all around the bay area, including the interior areas. and then by lunchtime time, notice, they pull back to the coast pretty quickly and then in the afternoon, we'll get a lot more sunshine. but the sea breeze will still keep things cool at the beaches overnight lows will generally be between 54 to 60 degrees. so it is a mild night. temperatures in san francisco tomorrow morning will hit 56 degrees. san jose, 59, near 60. in oakland, san mateo, fremont, even concord and antioch. and

we'll see temperatures dropping into the mid 50s in the north bay like santa rosa and napa and look for slightly warmer temperatures. we're coming up by a degree or two in some spots. san francisco is going to be comfortable right near average, actually 69 degrees there with partly cloudy conditions. and that's where we'll see some of the clouds along the san mateo county coastline. but everywhere else, plenty of sunshine, an around the bay, really nice and oakland, 72. san mateo, 74. san jose 70 38in pier areas like antioch and livermore in the upper 70s and really nice in parts of the north bay. really comfortable near the mid 70s for santa rosa and napa. here's a look at the week ahead in livermore. average highs 85. so we've been below that for a while. average and then we come up on wednesday, thursday, an area of low pressure drops. we could see some gusty winds from the north and then we warm up again towards the weekend as high pressure builds, build will finally be closer to average in

the mid 80s for inland neighborhoods. here's your accuweather seven day forecast, but enjoy your mostly sunny monday. the pattern holds on tuesday, so not too much change in temperatures. minor warming on wednesday before a cool down on thursday. warmer next weekend . >> francis thank you so much. still ahead on abc seven news at 11 a san francisco 40 niners win with some style all the game day event downtown today that had a whole lot of pride

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time. today's final auditions at chase center saw the top 80 finalists compete for 45 slots across the warriors. three dance teams. and you probably saw them there. abc seven mornings anchor reggie aqui was one of the judges, the junior jam squad, as dancers ranging from 6 to 14 years of age. while the hardwood classics featured dancers 55 and above the final rosters will be announced on tuesday, the 49 ers faithful were loud and proud as the team kicked off its first ever 49 ers. pride event. go for it quarterback sneak 49 ers. pride is thought to be the first ever team led fan group that caters to the lgbt q plus community. their event in downtown san francisco featured a specialty brunch and drag queen halftime show, not to mention everyone there got to see the niners get that win over the l.a. rams. yeah, that was pretty good week too. around the nfl and the san francisco 49 ers are starting off strong. chris

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own this series of late winning eight straight regular season matchups against the rams. brock purdy leading the 49 ers, rocking the red at sofi stadium opening possession they go 11 plays 75 yards capped by christian mccaffrey's touchdown seven nothing niners 11th consecutive game with a touchdown for him he had 116 yards on the ground late first half we're tied at ten kyren williams he's in 1710 lay takes the lead the niners answer in the two minute drill brock purdy from the rams 4020 yard gainer to jordan jennings first down loud stadium kyle shanahan actually wants to go for a touchdown one second left in the half this is a critical call second and goal from the one they decide to sneak it in instead of take a field goal and it's a touchdown for purdy 718

at the half and momentum on the side of the niners third quarter the defense steps up matthew stafford pass is tipped up and isaiah oliver is there for the interception. first turnover of the game. the niners ensuing drive would stall but bring out rookie kicker jake moody from 57 yards out and it is true 22 1749 ers he's perfect so far in the kicking game this season early fourth quarter the niners the red zone get it to deebo samuel and watch him do work. he is determined to find paydirt 27 1740 niners in the faithful. they are loving it so far under five minutes to go third down rams down seven stafford over the middle picked off by deommodore lenoir for demo a nice return that would lead to another field goal and a ten point niners lead san francisco wins 3223 two and zero to open the season both wins on the road and a 12 game regular season winning streak dating back to last season. >> what sealed it and allowed us to separate herself with our was

the two turnovers we got one demo awesome job jumping that then isaiah on the other with the tip and then we didn't turn it over on zero missed a couple that we had a chance on to get that score going so we weren't perfect in that way, but i was just pumped the way we finished getting those turnovers was huge. >> it's a division opponent. we see them twice a year. it's always been a tough battle for us. every single time we play those guys, you know, people want to talk about our record against them in the regular season. it's always like a hard fought battle. just like that game was today. you know, they know us. we know them. they had a great game plan on on offense for our defense. so some things that we got to show up for sure. >> obviously today it came down to, you know, not turning the ball over. and so we knew that going into it. and for myself, it's like, man, i got to make plays for my team, but at the same time, protect the ball more than anything. let our defense play well. >> the giants are running out of time in the national league wild card race entering the day, san francisco sat two and a half

games out of the final wild card spot. the giants have won just four of their last 27 road games in colorado today. and better luck today. powered by the bay area guys runner on for the palo alto's jock peterson r.b.i. double thairo estrada scores two nothing. jake giants later in the inning it's now three nothing the bases are loaded for mountain view zone mitch haniger deep to right center, not a grand slam, but pretty good off the bottom of the wall to r.b.i. double five. nothing giants. and finally, it's pleasanton's own brandon crawford. see you later. seventh homer of the year part of an eight run sixth. the giants though, win a wild 111 to 10 now two games back of the final wild card spot a huge two game series in arizona begins on tuesday. the a's and the make-a-wish foundation teaming up at the ballpark today. but unfortunately, bob melvin's padres brought out the broom in a sweep capped off by a two homer day from juan soto. here's his first career grand slam a's lose ten one. now 103 losses with just 13 games to go. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r.

>> chris, thanks so much. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. forget the high seas there. there's a fight against pirates right here in the bay area. our abc seven news team is diving into the investigation plus a street fit for an emperor. san francisco honors one of its most wacky characters

age, there's growing frustration in oakland tonight about the latest case of tragic gun violence. a 42 year old mother of two killed by a stray bullet while sleeping in her own home. that shooting happened friday night on 38th avenue. it marks oakland's 89th ho of the year. tonight abc7 news reporter cornell bernard explains. nehbors are now demanding action and safer streets. >> i hear 1011 shot. i'm so scared. i was so scared. >> neighbor monica heard the gunfire friday night near 39th avenue and masterson street in

oakland's laurel district. police say a stray bullet killed a wife and mother a block away while she was sleeping on the second floor of her own home. monica says the family, once owned a neighborhood laundromat . >> she was so nice, friendly, friendly, friendly. >> friends, neighbors and strangers have been leaving flowers at the home this woman did not want to go on camera. >> i have no clue who this family is. i just know they're missing a mother. it's pathetic and disgusting. investiga neighbors say there was a dispute on the street. >> a group of people were gathered on masterson when shots were fired. no arrests have been made. neighbors say they've complained to authorities about groups congregating here in the past. >> my entire neighborhood is upset about it. for the sensitive because escalating every day. >> it's tragic that you can be inside the comfort of your own home, asleep with your kids, and be attacked by a random

senseless act of violence. >> oakland city council member janani ramachandran says the killing is yet another call to action to address rising gun violence in the city. >> i have certain received word from opd leadership that we will have more patrol presence in this area, especially now more than ever, as well as a walking officer that has been assigned to this laurel business corridor . >> the owner of this donut shop on macarthur boulevard says thieves have struck here too many times to count. >> they broke my window almost every month. the pull out my security gate. did you call the police? i called the police. but the police never showed up. at least five, six hours later. >> we deserve action and accountability. we deserve a safety. we pay for it in every way now and nowhere is safe. >> the name of the victim has not been released. her family requesting privacy in oakland, cornell bernard, abc seven news. we actually give you the power

to get the full picture of public safety in your area. >> our abc7 news neighborhood safety tracker is always available with real data where you live. the interactive tool shows you a wide range of statistics for san francisco, oakland and san jose. you'll find it on the front page of abc seven news.com tonight. two pilots are dead after their planes collided in mid-air during the national championship air races in reno. the air racing association says that nick macy and chris rushing were killed when their planes collided with landing at the end of one of the races. macy was based up at the california and oregon border. while rushing was la based. a witness who was camping near the runway was able to describe the crash. >> the one plane went into the other plane, and it's tail came off and we saw all this stuff just falling out of the sky. and

so i screamed at the other campers down the way from us. heads up, heads up, heads up. >> it's very tense moments there. the rest of the air show was suspended after the accident . both the ntsb and the faa are investigating the crash. new at 11, one of san francisco's wackiest figures finally has a permanent place in the city's history. emperor norton was given a full celebration downtown today with a street renamed in his honor. joshua abraham norton arrived in san francisco during the gold rush in 1849. he then found life on the street after financial setbacks cut into his real estate success. norton self proclaimed himself as norton, the first emperor of the united states, later adding the title protector of mexico. people see me walking around the street dressed like this. >> it appealed to them. it made them feel more cheerful about the state of the city. more than tolerance, really, about

acceptance. >> he was an early champion of ethnic diversity. he stood up for african-americans. he was also a guy who had made a fortune and lost it all. a lile bit nuts in a gd way. >> and so here's where the newly named street is. emperor norton place is now what to be the stretch of commercial street. it's between montgomery and kearny, just a block over from the trans america building. now to an abc seven news i-team report. pirates are taking over the oakland estuary. marinas. >> boat owners are being attacked by pirates. i've heard that it's gotten to the point of near fist fights on docks. >> it's getting so bad the us coast guard is sounding the alarm to step in. >> from sunken sailboats to civilians being attacked by pirates, the shoreline around the oakland estuary is seeing a new level of violence that's leaving the area abandoned. and trashed. as abc seven news i-team reporter stephanie sierra

explains, the irony is it's happening right in front of one of the agencies responsible for fixing it. from shipwrecks to sunken shipyards littered in trash. >> this is the sad reality of the oakland estuary shoreline. boats torn up, covered in graffiti, abandoned and trashed . >> people that are living aboard in marinas are being terrorized by these elements coming in at night in small dinghies. it's gotten to the point of near fistfights on docks. brock dunlap, a ten year veteran harbor master for both alameda and oakland, is sick of it. so this is examples of some of the illegal anchor outs. you can see that there's one here that's recently sunk and down at the pier, which is the public fishing pier for the union point park. there's at least two sunken vessels. >> oakland police are not providing the i-team with any specific data, but dunlap says over the past few months, pirate

boats have been attacking vessels at five different locations along the channel, including jack london square. the jack london aquatic center. the estuary channel. west of the bayside hotel union point park west and union point park east. i counted at least seven vessels either abandoned or sunk here at union point park. you can see they're right here in front of us, lining the shoreline. we're told they've been here for multiple years, from boats to masts. the problem is sticking out right in front of the us coast guard island. the federal agency that has shared responsibility with local agencies to oversee the waterfront despite the problem being present for years, the commanding officer of the us coast guard sector for san francisco, echo, is now stepping in. >> our primary effort from the coast guard is to work in coordination with those local law enforcement partners to a ensure that there is a deterrent, overt presence. >> coast guard captain taylor lamb says they're deploying different multi mission small boats like the one seen here along yerba buena island to conduct regular patrols

throughout the oakland estuary and other waterways in the region. >> our plan is to increase the level of coast guard law enforcement presence in the estuary at random times throughout the day, in part because police say the thefts happened 24 over seven morning, noon and night. >> they take things that are easily fenced, outboard motors, radios. in the case of the boat that was stolen out of the embarcadero cove marina, they found firearms. >> there's no excuses for that. you know, this is something that has popped on my radar for that is a newer situation. >> in march, the city of oakland unanimously passed a nuisance vessel ordinance. >> this gives the oakland police department marine patrol unit, the tools that they need to deal with boats that are anchored out in the estuary, especially those that have people living on them, whether it's pirates or whether it's shippers or what have you. >> it's like there has to be justice. of course, that means policing has to be done differently in vestigation must be done differently. but dunlap says nothing has changed. >> and, you know, many of the

people that come and rent spaces to leave their boat overnight or for months, they return to get to their boat. and there are people living in their boats like this slew of abandoned boats that turned into a homeless encampment near the jack london square aquatic center parking lot. >> emails obtained by the i-team show the city has received reports that high school crew students who practice here have been harassed by those living in the parking lot. >> the problem has gone tremendously. where our youngsters cannot even freely get out and sail or row their boat. >> and now the coast guard has a plan. there are multiple types of vessels that would be used to help in situations like this, including this 45 foot response boat. the us coast guard would deploy to help local agencies. >> additionally, we will be looking to use some of our aviation resources when they are available to provide, again overt presence from the air to ensure that we see what is happening along the estuary and throughout your career, have you ever seen it get this bad in the oakland estuary? well, i would certainly say that this phenomenon of criminal activity

in the maritime domain, it's new to me. i think it's going to take a comprehensive interagency effort to really effectively address it. and we're committed to doing that for the i-team's. >> stephanie sierra, abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11, a special birthday celebration in san francisco. the big day for the man who helped establish glide memorial church and how they honored his work. plus, as we take a live look outside tonight, we are getting you ready for this weather. our weather this week, abc seven news meteorologist frances de lawson will have a final look at your forecast keep... coming... back... inflammation might be to blame. over the counter eye drops can provide temporary relief. xiidra... can provide lasting relief.

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leader for diversity and change, along with civil and human rights. >> as we celebrate a doer of the word and reverend cecil woodard right. >> and encourage you to talk on board ministry leaders at glide say reverend williams led the pathway for important conversations, ones like the one the church held today on the topic of reparations. >> abc7 meteorologist frances dinglasan is here with a final look at your weather. >> we're going to wake up to mild temperatures tomorrow morning with lots of low clouds all around the bay and into inland neighborhoods. so temperatures tomorrow morning will range from 54 degrees in cloverdale all the way up to 60 degrees in san mateo, oakland and fremont, san francisco will be 56. san jose, 59 degrees. now tomorrow we'll get more sunshine . it's still a bit of a sea breeze and that will keep things cool at the beaches. half moon

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looks to be a strength of this two and zero squad. nick bosa said after the game he feels his conditioning picking up. he had three quarterback hits today. watch out matt stafford all pro fred, fred warner 12 total tackles and a sack of stafford and the defense came up with two interceptions winning the turnover battle leading to a seven point victory over the rams. >> i think overall, just kind of trying to get more stickier and coverage, trying to pressure stafford a little more. i mean, trying to eliminate the run game. i feel like they in the first half that run game kept them ahead of the sticks a lot. they were taking what we were giving them, you know, we had to tighten things up in the back end, try to make a little bit a little bit harder. on stafford. >> we made some adjustments in the run game, which i think helped. we kind of got into some

of our pressures on the earlier downs. need to keep winning our one on one matchups when we get them. >> you can't play quarterback by yourself. you need ten guys out there to help you. you need a pass rush. you need to mix up coverages. i thought demo from i thought he was one of our better players today. i mean, just the way he showed up at the end, he was the one to me being the most aggressive there. and man, he got that huge pick at the end by undercutting him and he played real physical in the run game, too, for the 49 ers next opponent, the new york giants in trouble against arizona, trailed by as many as 21 in the third quarter. >> in the fourth, though, daniel jones isaiah hodgins game tying score. it's 28 all just over a minute to go concern for big blue running back saquon barkley. the star suffers a right ankle injury x-rays negative. he's going to have an mri tomorrow. he did not return. that's going to be a tough turnaround. and for a thursday game in the bay area. and after getting shut out 40 to nothing last week, the giants a huge comeback win. graham gano, 34 yarder proves to be the winner. 3128 giants it'll be giants niners thursday night at levi's . the sean payton era in denver

is off to a rocky start. last play broncos need a miracle against the commanders down eight russell wilson throws it up it's a hail mary it's tipped tipped and oh caught brandon johnson scores the touchdown are you kidding me? take a look again broncos though still need the two point conversion to tie the game and force overtime. so here you go two point conversion out of the shotgun. wilson looking for courtland sutton incomplete. now it looked like a pass interference. if you look at the replay. no call and the commanders win it. 3533. final round of the fortinet championship in nampa. sahe theegala had the largest cheering section this week and entered sunday with the lead approach shot with his lob wedge on number four. that would lead to a birdie and then very next hole going to be in the bunker. it's theegala and it would set up another easy bird. he was in control all day up in napa. beautiful six footer now for birdie on number 16. he's going

to bury it would give him a four shot lead and on 18 he's just going to tap in for his first pga tour win and a super cool sight his family was in attendance. hugs all the way around. hopefully celebrating with a nice napa cab up in wine country. tsay abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris thank you so much. a reminder that you can watch all our news casts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected 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 francis and chris, thanks for joining us the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good.

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