pannullo faces jo austin from manlius, new york, and from arvada, colorado, jeff parker. israel's prime minister says the country is at war. good evening. i'm lauren martinez. the surprise attack saw hamas launched scores of rockets and israel fired back with strikes on the gaza strip. hostages have been taken and there is no sign the conflict in the middle east is going to end quickly. the united states quickly weighed in with president biden supporting israel. abc news reporter em nguyen is following this developing story. israeli

defense forces have declared a state of alert for war following a surprise attack carried out by palestinian militants. >> the idf says at least 2200 rockets were fired towards israel, though hamas claimed at least 5000 rockets were fired, all landing in southern and central israel. emily schrader says she's an israeli american and captured this video of the aftermath. >> so this is very close to where i live in tel aviv. you can see here where there was a direct hit. >> images on social media show heavily armed palestinian militants on motorbikes and pickup trucks crossing into israeli settlements. this video appears to show militants taking hostages in israel near the border with gaza. another video also appears to show a woman being taken hostage in gaza. israeli forces launching massive retaliatory airstrikes. this building collapsing, flames then lighting up the night sky in gaza as those israeli strikes

continued. israeli's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu says israeli defense forces will immediately use all of its strength to destroy the capabilities of hamas. president biden spoke with netanyahu and has reaffirmed us support for israel in this moment of tragedy. >> i want to say to them and to the world and to terrorists everywhere that the united states stands with israel. we'll make sure that they have the help their citizens need and they can continue to defend themselves. >> the state department says secretary of state antony blinken spoke with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, urging him to take steps to restore calm and stability in the west bank. the fbi and department of homeland security says there is no specific intelligence indicating a threat to the us in relation to israel, but they did issue a notice to police across the us, urging them to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. law enforcement in some cities like new york have increased their presence around sensitive

areas in response. emwin. abc news, washington. >> manny ikuto civic leader and owner of manny's restaurant and gathering place in san francisco's mission district, is in israel. he's visiting his family in beit shemesh, near jerusalem. we reached out to him there tonight. when i was in synagogue, there were two times where the sirens went off and all the kids had to hide underneath their parents and underneath the tables. >> were screaming and crying. and the adults in the room had to sing as loud as we could to kind of drown out the sounds of the sirens and keep the kids from being traumatized. >> and back in the bay area, we're getting local response to the conflict as well as a better understanding of what's behind it. abc's seven news reporter tara campbell joins us now live from the newsroom. she spoke to a variety of experts tonight on the conflict in the middle east . tara. >> yeah, lauren this evening i spoke with activists and lawmakers on both sides of this

, as well as with a local expert who helps break down what could come. the sights and sounds of chaos in the middle east. a palestinian attack and israeli response. >> i think this is one of the most significant moments of palestinian resistance that we have ever seen. >> george bisharat is an emeritus professor at uc san francisco and an expert on the middle east. >> certainly the most significant military act of resistance ever against israel by the palestinians. >> and he says the palestinian attack has likely been long in the making for hamas to be able to pull this off in a surprise way like this is an incredible feat. >> now, you know, whatever you make of it, it's as a as a matter of a military operation, pretty incredible. >> as a jew and i know i speak for my jewish colleagues in the legislature, we are all both

horrified and terrified about what's happening in israel. >> state senator scott wiener is a member of the california legislative jewish caucus. >> israel is not perfect by any stretch. i have my own very public criticisms, but what happened today crosses a red line. nothing justifies the terrorist attacks that we saw today. >> this is a horrific day. the violence that we're seeing today is disturbing to everyone who cares about peace and justice. >> edward ackman. mitchell leads the council on american islamic relations until the occupation ends, i fear we're going to keep seeing this cycle of violence repeat itself for years and years to come. and as for what comes next, the professor says it could go several ways. >> is the fact of the number of hostages provides the palestinians with a significant leverage against the israeli state power and may cause a quicker end to this than and less violent end to this than we

might otherwise see. >> or he says israel could respond. and as it has in the past. >> another scenario is that israel will mass go ahead and do as it has done in the past. and possibly even worse. >> now, so far, we know of a couple of events happening here in san francisco tomorrow in response to these attacks. the community gathering is planned at shearith, israel at 11:30 a.m. and then in the afternoon, a showing of support for palestine with a protest planned outside the israeli consulate and that gets underway at 4:00. lauren >> all right, tara, thank you. well, the attack had far reaching consequences here in san francisco. united airlines flight 954 was due to leave for tel aviv at 8:05 p.m. it has been canceled tonight and tomorrow night. united says it is closely monitoring the situation and adjusting flight schedules as required. americans are scrambling to come home as

flights are being canceled at israel's ben gurion airport. some spent hours at check in today hoping to take off. well, we sent out the alert about the israeli israel attacks through the abc seven news mobile app at 736 this morning. it's one way to stay on top of breaking news as it comes into our newsroom. just be sure to enable the push alert feature. a neighborhood in suisun city was evacuated this afternoon as a wildfire threatened their homes. the fire broke out around noon and the cause is still unknown. a few homes near wylie lane did have some minor damage. abc7ew reporter answer hassan spoke to people who saw the flames come dangerously close to their property. late saturday evening. >> fire crews continue to monitor the aftermath of a wildfire that burned more than 30 acres in suisun city, threatening nearby homes and businesses. how close was the fire to your facility? >> i would have to say literally

in our backyard. and it would have came in if the fence wasn't there. >> jasmine peete is the sales supervisor at pick and pull an auto dismantling shop which sells car parts. the damage along the entire back fence line shows how the fire was kept out. that likely prevented another problem, says peete. given the potentially toxic material at the facility. >> we deal with a lot of chemicals, fluids like gas, oil , freon. sometimes we even deal with hazardous waste. we did have a response from cal fire and they did do an air drop for us, which helped contain the blaze as well. >> captain matty scott with suisun fire protection district was the first on scene. he says the fire broke out around 12 noon and quickly spread as the winds began to pick up speed. despite the wet winter, the grass is dry, which is always a concern for this time of year, says captain matty. especially here in solano county. >> this is still fire season. yeah, october, even into november, our we always get a warm spell for this time of year. in october. so this is can

be expected in this part of the state. >> the fire also prompted an evacuation order for the nearby neighborhood. >> all of a sudden we just see a bunch of smoke blow into our backyard, got dark and there was ash just immediately blown into our faces. >> and it was orange and super scary. >> the macy family was evacuated for four hours. when they got home, they found parts of their backyard damaged by the fire burnt fence and plants, ashes everywhere, but no reports of injuries. and the family is just thankful to be safe. >> yeah, i'm so happy. we see so happy to see my all neighbors are good and they're all safe. the cause of the fire is still unknown in solano county and san hassan. >> abc seven news. well, certainly was warm out in solano county today and the same can be said for much of the bay area. >> but changes are on the way starting tomorrow. spencer christian joins us for a first look at our forecast. >> okay, lauren, we certainly did have widespread heat again today, but it's subsiding just a little bit. in fact, the heat advisory that was in effect

earlier this evening has now expired. so let's take a look at the 24 hour temperature change and you can see it is sharply cooler in most locations than at this time last night here in san francisco, 11 degrees cooler right now than at this time last night. temperature readings generally right now at this moment in the upper 60s to about 70 around the bay shoreline, which is still pretty mild inland areas that were up to about 90 or even higher today are now in the upper 60s to low 70s. so these are forecast headlines to keep in mind. cooler at the coast tomorrow, but still very warm inland clouds will increase monday and tuesday with a chance of some showers. much cooler pattern develops early next week. and despite the changes coming our way, tomorrow will be a great viewing day for the blue angels air show here in san francisco. more details on that. a little bit later. >> lauren, great to know. thank you, spencer, san francisco fire department rescued a man and his dog at fort funston this morning. officers say the dog got loose and ended about 100ft down a steep cliff. crews used ropes and harnesses to hoist

them to safety. the rescue prompted this warning from the fire department. >> if your canine does go off the cliff, call us immediately by calling 911 in the city and county of san francisco and allow our rescue technicians to come and rescue the canine. we're fortunate that this incident resulted in no injuries, but it could have had a worse outcome for the dog and the owner were reunited with their companions. >> everyone was safe and sound. still ahead on abc7 news at 11. feel it and hear it. the blue angels roar over san francisco for fleet week. the sights and sounds from saturday and a huge powerball jackpot was on the line tonight. we know of at least one lucky ticket right here in the bay area that just missed turning someone into a billionaire. we'll have the winning

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aerial display today from the blue angels as the stars of fleet week soared over san francisco this afternoon. soon, you'll have one more day to check them out. it was a perfect fog free day for flying, but it was hot. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look at how people kept cool while enjoying the spectacular show. all eyes in the sky. >> nobody on the marina green missing a second of the navy's blue angels. doing what they do best over san francisco bay. spectator says no, you've got to see it to believe it. the roar and rumble of the jets at speeds of 700mph. clayton earl from san francisco never misses the show. >> it doesn't get old. it just

gets loud for our old ears. >> oh, they're spectacular. i love them. >> the fleet week air show even impressing the likes of retired top gun navy commander jerry gallop. >> you know, as a former top gun guy, i try not to say anything great about the blue angels. you know, it was pretty it's a little bit of a rivalry between those two groups. but man, can they fly. >> and angels angeles, azules. >> that's blue angels in spanish . earlier the navy's leapfrogs parachute team started the show, followed by a flyover by the patriots jet team, which performed a missing woman formation to honor late senator dianne feinstein. it was a perfect fog free day for flying. the only downside, it was hot, but you better believe a lot of families came prepared for the heat with water, sunscreen, umbrellas and a lot of pop up tents, too. manny guerrero from sunnyvale had a cool idea. >> well, we brought a lot of

cool drinks. we brought our tent and we're just going to try to ration ourselves and not, i guess, run or walk too much. >> others using fans to cool off . but there were few complaints when this was the payoff. the blue angels rocketing over the bay in san francisco. cornell, bernard, abc7 news. >> abc7 news.com is your place for all things fleet week. just check out the front page of our website to find the full schedule of this weekend's festivities. we've also posted video of the blue angels performances that you can check out. well, a bill that would have decrim analyzed psychedelics such as magic mushrooms was vetoed by the governor today. last month, the california state assembly voted to allow the possession and use of small amounts of psychedelics for those 21 and older. today, governor gavin newsom axed the measure, claiming the bill would have decriminalized possession

before therapeutic protections could be put in place. the governor, however, left the door open for reconsideration in the future. the city of berkeley was the first in the nation to celebrate indigenous peoples day. the tradition continued today for a 31st straight year. berkeley has been honoring the day since 1992, a day that marked the 500th anniversary of spain's arrival to the americas in 1492. berkeley city council approved indigenous peoples day as a bay area counter-protest to columbus day. hey hey, hey. those are the sounds from today's powwow. and indian market. the event was held in mlk civic center park and featured a wide array of native american foods, arts and crafts, cultural displays and dance competitions. over 70 other us cities have joined in celebrating indigenous peoples

day, including seattle, minneapol, miss la and nashville . well, new at 11, there were no winners in tonight's powerball drawing, which means the new jackpot is now over $1.5 billion. tonight's numbers were 47, 54, 57, 60, 65. and the powerball number was 19. there was one winner tonight in san francisco that matched five numbers. the ticket was purchased at a town and country market and worth an estimated $1.3 million. pretty impressive . we should be so lucky. i know you know, we've been really lucky with the weather. >> we have been. >> will we be lucky tomorrow? >> we'll be lucky tomorrow because it's going to be sunny and mild and not quite so warm as the last couple of days. not quite so hot, i should say. so that's good news. here's a look at what's happening right now on our satellite radar composite image, big ridge of high pressure that's been the dominant factor in our weather for the last several days. it's brought us sunny skies. it's also brought us a bit of a heat wave, but the heat is receding

just a little bit right now. and that heat advisory we had in effect for most of the day has now expired. and here's a view from the exploratorium camera looking back at a portion of the san francisco skyline. current temperature readings are in the mid 60s at san francisco and oakland and palo alto, 70 at mountain view, 75 at san jose, 54 at half moon bay. nice view from mount tam looking down onto the bay. often this view would be obstructed this time of the night by the marine layer, but it's not there right now, which is why it's so mild out there. 62 degrees in santa rosa right now. we have 59 at novato, napa, 69, 64 in fairfield and we have low 70s at concord and livermore. one more live view from emeryville. nice calm view of the of the bay there and the town of emeryville. these are our forecast headlines as excuse me cooler coast tomorrow but still quite warm inland. that'll be the last day of extreme warmth for a while. clouds will increase monday and tuesday with a chance of showers mainly late monday into early tuesday. and we can expect a much cooler weather pattern early next week and continuing actually at least

into the middle of the week for tonight, we'll see clouds increasing near the coastline and there'll be some drizzle offshore, but it'll be dry over land areas overnight lows will be in the mid 50s along the coastline, mainly upper 50s in the north bay and right around the bay shoreline, inland east bay will still be pretty mild with lows in the low to mid 60s in some spots and a similar range of lows down in the south bay overnight. tomorrow's highs 65 at half moon bay, 70 here in san francisco under sunny skies, mainly upper 70s around the bay shoreline highs in the mid to upper 80s in the north bay, the inland east bay will be our warmest region as it often is with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s tomorrow. so that's the coolest we've seen. high temperatures in the inland east bay for the last four days or so and mid to upper 80s in the south bay here in san francisco, another sunny day for the final day of fleet week and for the air show of the blue angels. so in the late afternoon we may see a little bit of a marine layer developing. perhaps a few coastal clouds will push in through the golden gate, but

should not obscure our viewing for the blue angels tomorrow. so look for a nice, sunny and mild day here in san francisco. san francisco once again tomorrow. and then we get a sharp change in our weather pattern on monday and tuesday with temperatures dropping sharply because of a cold front that will be swinging through a weak one early monday. that'll bring us just some light rain or showers late monday into early tuesday. and after that, the frontal system fizzles and we're left with just a cooler weather pattern. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. despite the fact that the rain will be very light, we're giving it a ranking of level one on the abc seven exclusive storm impact scale. then on tuesday maybe a lingering morning shower, but much cooler weather monday, tuesday and wednesday and late next week it starts to warm up again. but nothing like the warmth we've had. so far for this weekend. right? right just mild, but not hot. >> well, the cooler weather will ease us into fall. >> it will indeed. >> all right. i like that. yes thank you. well, this is something you don't see very often. the entire herd was allowed to cross a state

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action. but before the game, he hit this trick shot from behind the baseline. a warriors assistant bet him he'd miss. big mistake. he had to pay up with push ups and cp3 made him pay up right away. cp3 and the warriors

hosting the lakers in the pre-season opener. paul's first shot as a warrior. the 11 foot jumper midrange is his specialty, after all, and of course, he drains it. he finished with six points. then after kevon looney got the rebound, of course, paul looking up the floor to find steph at and splash. he drains his first three of the pre-season right there. a little later they hook up again. i think i'm going to like this tandem, paul with five assists in just 13 minutes of play. funniest play of the game, though. the warriors swinging it around. jonathan kuminga finds the open man. it's steph curry, but he's not in the game. he's just standing on the sideline. oops, got to get curry the ball at all costs, except when he's on the bench. maybe, but there were big laughs all around at the timeout later, curry says good eyes. but that was my bad. the warriors win the preseason opener 125 108 warriors head coach steve kerr on cp3 s performance. >> there's a pace to the game that that is fun to watch as a

coach where you just kind of know he's going to just be making the right play over and over and he understands, you know, when we need to pull it back and get into an action or, you know, play faster because he understands the rhythm of the game. so chris is amazing. it's really fun to have him on our side. finally san jose state at boise state and the lv in the building. >> i bet you they have blue suede shoes on the broncos turn it over twice in the first quarter. san jose state took advantage tough running by chevan cordeiro. get off me he will not be denied 11 yards for the score it's going to be 14 nothing spartans after yet another boise state turnover kwali connelly caps an 84 yard drive from six yards out. it was 27 to 7. spartans at one point, but boise state, get this, scored 28 unanswered points. taylen green gave them the lead with the 11 yard touchdown run here. the final minutes coming up for san jose state. they're desperate down eight still had a

chance. fourth down cordero looking scrambling but he's going to get tripped up the spartans fall to one and five after they lose 3527 they've had double digit leads in the second half in both of their last two games and lost at cal hosting number 15, oregon state. the bears staying in this one into the second half in his very first start at quarterback fernando mendoza threw two touchdowns, including this 30 yarder to jack andres cal down just three after making the two point conversion. but the beavs break it open after that throwing a touchdown pass to defensive lineman isaac hodgins to make it 4932. the bears trying to stay in it, but mendoza is going to get picked off right here by jermaine mccoy and the beavs. check out this. they break out a chainsaw, bears lose 52 to 40. they're three and three on the season in this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino lauren thank you building a better bay

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global destination. that plan requires building a better market street. many say that's critical to the local businesses that are still recovering from the pandemic, like other major cities are doing it and coming back to life. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez with a look at how the goal to reinvent market street is going. >> in 1962, market street was on the verge of a major restoration project which back then caught the attention of the new york times. that came after a city report titled what to do about market street. back then, the goal was to add new life into market street as a center for shopping, business and

entertainment. but wait a minute . it's 2023 is in san francisco trying to do that again. alex hanna has owned oxford street clothing for 30 years. >> there were lots of traffic. now the traffic is very slow. the only thing we keeping us here because we have a loyal customer. if you depend on the traffic i want, you won't be survive. >> that foot traffic or car traffic, both of them is hurting. he initially blames the demise of some businesses on the city's efforts to slowly begin banning private cars. but then in 2012, there was renewed hope for the revital ization of the area. when twitter and other businesses occupied residency here. but that proved not to be the answer. everyone anticipated. and then just months before the pandemic, the city removed all car traffic from market street. that's when

the number of bicyclists on market street increased by 25. then the city shut down and those workers that were supposed to revitalize the neighborhood dwindled because hardly anyone was coming to work downtown. even the bicycle coalition admits bike commuting downtown is nowhere near what it once was. we wanted to see why many bicyclists were staying away from market street so we rode. one of the things that bicyclists often complain about is the uneven surfaces on market street, not to mention the potholes and you really have to pay attention because you can really get seriously hurt with the city needs to do in the department of public works needs to do is they need to start repaving our streets wherever they are. >> we would like the bike lanes to also be part of that because if you make safe pavement for people biking, they will use those streets, she says. >> any revit's ization of market street has to include bicyclists and pedestrian as there is a

massive construction project underway. part of that better market street makeover. the project was sold on a much larger scale. it was supposed to make market street car free from octavia street to the embarcadero, but the city had to return the federal money for the project because it was unable to meet an imposed deadline. >> there are lots of unfulfilled promises, but that doesn't mean in that better market street can't continue to be worked towards a future of sustainable transportation. >> business owners along market street insist customers will not return unless they feel safe and the area is clean. >> just the cleanliness are, you know, don't like stepping in poop every other day. so supervisor matt dorsey wants to create a downtown commercial core police district. >> it would dedicate police patrols in the area, if you can imagine sort of an area that would be from the ferry building down market street down to

market and van ness. >> it should also encompass union square. it should also encompass the moscone center convention areas and the hotels around there. >> we need to get people to say, let's go to market street. like, let's do stuff on market street. many shuttle is a small business owner who also happens to be on the municipal transportation board as a san francisco resident, he'd like to see a section of market street converted into a promenade. maybe even turn it into a market, maybe plant a redwood grove landscape. it flowers music, poetry, activations actually create something happening on the street that brings people to market street to do things. >> this is a beautiful city. i love it. but unfortunately we were facing lots of problems here with the homeless, with the shoplifter, with, you know, it's very tough. it's not a piece of cake. now >> it's going to take time.

>> it's going to take a lot of time. a long time. you could say, in san francisco. >> leanne melendez, abc7 news. >> officials in maui are urging the governor of hawaii to delay the reopening of the western side of the island tomorrow to tourists. this comes after wildfires devastate the town of lahaina back in august. maui county officials voted unanimous on a resolution postponing the reopening, claiming residents need more time to heal and rebuild. and the maui wildfires claim 97 lives and left more than 30 people missing, making them the deadliest in us history. hundreds of people are feared dead and many more injured after a powerful earthquake hit western afghanistan near the border with iran. the 6.3 magnitude quake struck about 25 miles from the western city of herat. many buildings were damaged, trapping people in the rubble. and there were at least three powerful aftershocks. the united nations gave a preliminary figure of 320

dead, but said the figure was still being verified. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. it is beautiful and scenic. so why are the dominican sisters putting their retreat center in san rafael up for sale? and just what will it take to purchase it ? >> i'm spencer christian. low clouds and fog will soon return to the coast and that means cooler weather ahead. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when abc7 news at

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or who may answer to a higher calling. the domic sisters san rafael have made the difficult choice to sell their spirretreat center on magnol anue. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke with nuns at the convent about the search for the right buyer. >> well, welcome to our chapel sister margaret diener, showing us what she calls the gem of the

dominican sisters of san rafael's convent. this chapel inspired in neoclassical design , the chapel modeled after a dominican monastery in england, is part of the santa sabina center, a nondenominational place for meditation and spiritual retreat. people who come here come to recover, a sense of themselves built near dominican university in 1939. >> the center originally housed young women preparing to enter the religious order. >> it was the prayer chapel for the sisters to celebrate. morning and evening prayer together. but the order's dwindling numbers and rising cost of maintenance has forced the sisters to make a tough choice and sell the center they love. or it would feel like a total desecration if it were destroyed or replaced. but we have to accept whatever comes next. we're surrendering this to a future that we know not and control, not the retreat

property sits on just over two acres, complete with 38 bedrooms, rooms, meeting spaces and prayer rooms, a place of tranquility and peace. the sheer beauty of this building speaks of what is really one of the deepest values of the dominican order is seeing god in everything, in creation, in i've given retreats all over the world. >> this is by far my favorite retreat center. >> richard miller has been leading retreats to santa sabina center for decades. he says losing it will be a loss for the community. >> i was very sad and i still am sad and my hope is someone comes in and purchase it and keeps it as a retreat center. >> the sisters say opening bids for the center start at $11.5 million. they're also asking potential buyers to state what their intentions may be for the property. >> we're trusting that there's somebody out there that would see the benefits and the beauty

. >> sister margaret looks to the heavens for the perfect beneficiary to help preserve the mission. started long ago by the convent. we ask you and your viewers to pray with us about that in san rafael, cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> well, spencer christian is here with whether we have a mix of weather ahead of us. >> a mix is a good way of putting it. lauren we're getting out of a hot spell, a heat wave, actually, and into a period of cooling that might even bring some rainfall for tonight. we'll see increasing clouds near the coastline, maybe even some drizzle offshore. your overnight lows will range from upper 50s to low 60s for the most part. highs tomorrow still on the warm side, but not the extreme heat that we've seen the last few days. so inland highs will warm up to about 88, 89, maybe 90 degrees right around the bay shoreline, mid to upper 70s on the coast mid 60s where we have seen 80s for the last several days. now the forecast ahead shows highs on monday dropping off sharply to mainly 60s and low 70s a same range on tuesday.

might even get a little bit of shower activity on monday. so next week starts with quite a sharp cooldown. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. we're we're posting level one storm on the monday forecast because on the storm impact scale here at abc seven we are going to have enough rain to make it measurable, but it won't be a major storm. then it starts to dry out on tuesday. the rest of the week. gradual warming but no more heat waves for a while. >> wow. well, i'm ready for fall. so am i. >> bring it on. >> yes. yeah. spencer, thank you. well thank now to casey with a preview of sports. >> thanks, lauren. baseball playoffs are in full swing. we'll show you a dodgers meltdown that should make some giants fans feel better. and christian mccaffrey is running at a historical pace. we'll tell you which 40 niners record he can break on sunday night.

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trey lance might be giving the cowboys well, the 49 ers countered that move, acquiring a former cowboy to bolster their pass rush. enter randy gregory. he signed a five year, $70 million deal with the broncos as a free agent, but denver was going to cut him, saying he was not a good fit. the 49 ers traded a sixth round pick in next year's draft to get gregory and a seventh rounder from denver. the broncos are also paying him $10 million while the niners are just paying the veteran's minimum. gregory playing opposite nick bosa could be a nightmare for quarterbacks, but he will not be ready to play on sunday. on the offensive side of the ball, christian mccaffrey has scored a touchdown in 13 straight games. that's a 49 ers record. and if he scores on sunday, cmc will become the first niners since roger craig in 1985 with a touchdown in each game through the first five weeks of the season. the niners have knocked dallas out of the playoffs two years in a row. but mccaffrey says past results may

not be a factor in future outcomes. >> any time you look at a game from the years past, you know, maybe it'll be similar. maybe it won't be. but i try not to go into games predicting anything, you know, you just you have your tracks, you have your reads, you know where to put your eyes, you know, your assignment. and then after that, it's, you know, you just got to react and play extremely instinctually and go from there. >> big barry connections for the rangers orioles, bruce bochy. of course we know. but o's manager brandon hyde is a santa rosa native, went to montgomery high school rangers never trailed in this one. josh young makes it three one in the sixth. he hits that into a sea of orange. let's bash orioles fans, though. they're still hype for their team. they got the tying run on base in the bottom of the ninth. former a jonah heim throws out gunnar henderson trying to steal now he's going to be fired up to the o's try to say the attempted steal was a miscommunication but it didn't work. bochy and the rangers win three two and take the early one zero series lead. how about dusty baker in the

defending champion astros opening up against the twins? here's the view from ump cam how cool is that? yordan alvarez, a two run blast in the third to give the astros a three nothing lead. a lot of playoff experience in that dugout right there. and it's so nice he does it twice. alvarez hits it deep down the line. the astros win at six four and it's the 10th straight time they've opened the division series with a win. clayton kershaw getting the start in game one for the dodgers against the diamondbacks. it did not go well. the first five, d-backs got a hit capped by gabriel moreno's three run blast, making it five nothing in a flash. kershaw can't believe it. and this right here is a great bat flip. still in the first former giant evan longoria with an rbi double on his birthday to make it six nothing. longo's got five postseason rbi on his birthday. that's an mlb record, and that's going to do it for kershaw. just 35 pitches, giving up six runs. the d-backs blast, the dodgers 11 two. braves hosting the phillies in game one of the nlds

one zero. phils in the sixth. bryce harper clobbers this one to right. and that thing got out in a hurry. the phillies jump out to a20 lead. the braves were an offensive juggernaut this year, struggled in this one. ozzie albies, the two on trey turner with a diving stop to start the inning, ending double play. the phillies take game one on the road three zero, the final uh. let's kick it. >> jeremy ebobisse and the quakes would clinch a playoff spot with a win over dallas just three minutes in ebobisse he gives the quakes the early lead and some hope and they would hold on to that lead through half time. >> but in the 57th minute dow, dallas comes up with the equalizer buzzer. this ends in a one all draw and the quakes playoff fate will not be determined until decision day next week. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. lauren casey, thank you. >> a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts 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 down. load the app now and start streaming. well that's it for tonight. i'm lauren martinez, abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and casey. thank you for joining us >> this is abc 724 in san francisco, live in the south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes. you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere we are. we are. we are. >> we are. we are. >> we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app join us and

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