♪ -- captions by vitac -- tonight, israel is preparing to invade its implementing ground attack in gaza is now putting the united states in a difficult diplomatic position in israel. looks to fire back against the hamas militants behind last weekend's massacre of civilians as president biden is now weighing in tonight. good evening. i'm j.r stone tonight, the imminent invasion from israel is setting an urgent

timeline to get people still in northern gaza, including us citizens, out of any dangerous battle lines. and the united states finds itself at a critical moment in containing this war from getting any worse in the region. as of tonight, more than 1400 israelis have died since the hamas assault began. more than 2300in gaza have been killed. the death toll of us citizens is climbing tonight. now at 3013. others are unaccounted for. secretary of state antony blinken will return to israel tomorrow for meetings with israeli government officials. and tonight, the white house says president biden has been invited to israel and is now considering a trip there in the coming days. tonight on cbs's 60 minutes, the president spoke about his administration's balancing of both the wars in ukraine and israel. and his role in maintaining world order. >> we're the most powerful nation in the history, not in

the world. and the history of the world, the history of the world. we can take care of both of these and still maintain our overall international defense. we have the capacity to do this and we have an obligation to we are the essential nations to paraphrase the former secretary of state. and if we don't, who does? >> president biden said while taking out hamas extremists is necessary, he warned israel of occupying gaza, saying it would be a, quote, big mistake. abc news reporter rhiannon alley has details in israel's ground incursion into gaza appears imminent. >> we will strike hamas from the top through its institutions all the way down to the individuals that conducted the butchery of our babies. >> israel launched massive airstrikes nine days ago after hamas terrorists stormed israeli border towns, killing more than 1300 people and wounding

thousands more, according to the israeli health ministry. the ground offensive into gaza delayed amid a debate in israel about whether hezbollah might attack israel's north in response. iran's foreign minister saying, we hope that political efforts will prevent the war from expanding. otherwise no one knows what will happen in the coming hours. meanwhile the humanitarian crisis in gaza worsening. the un says gaza is running out of body bags as the death toll from israeli airstrikes continues to rise. the palestinian health authority reports more than 2600 people have died. abc's matt gutman witnessing the israeli airstrikes firsthand. >> you can see a bombardment going on just as we're speaking those plumes of smoke and dust blasted up into the air being pushed. now to the north by that wind. it gives you a sense there's another boom, gives you a sense of the severity and the intensity of these bombardments, food, water and gas supplies have been cut off for days and

hospitals running out of medical supplies. >> israel warning gazans to evacuate and head south. but even south in khan yunis, there are airstrikes. >> my 61 year old mohammed abu bakar says his son and cousins were killed while sheltering at home. >> a source tells abc an agreement has been reached to open the rafah border crossing on monday to allow foreigners and dual nationals into egypt and for the delivery of humanitarian aid into gaza and beginning monday, the us embassy will evacuate some us citizens by boat, taking them from haifa through the mediterranean to cyprus and the state department chartering four flights a day which can evacuate up to 800 american citizens daily. rihanna and ali, abc news, new york. >> in the north bay, there's an urgent push to get ten sonoma county residents out of israel and safely back to the bay area. yesterday abc7 news spoke with one of them who's currently in tel aviv today. tessa morgan told us she's still on track to

leave on tuesday and her bags are packed and ready by the door for morgan traveled to israel ten months ago with a jewish youth group. she says the situation has become terrifying. north bay congressman mike thompson's office is working to bring the group of ten home safely here in the bay area. it has been a weekend defined by passionate rallies, protests and actions in response to the war, we saw a pro-palestinian rally in san jose and a small group in the hindu community showing support for israel. in fremont, hundreds turned out for a second straight day in san francisco, while stanford has seen a divided week on campus. we have much more on that in our next half hour on abc7 news at 11. we are continuing to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and gaza and here at home . we'll bring you the latest local connection here on tv and online. you can always check abc7 news .com and download the

abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. new at 11. it's something you don't hear about often, but in oakland, woman tells us her taco truck was stolen overnight as it was parked in oakland near broadway and piedmont. >> i've been crying all day. i mean, and on top of that, i borrowed $9,000 from my sister. to me, it wasn't that someone took my truck. it was like someone took my hopes, my dreams. i feel like they took my soul. >> ana sandoval says she makes authentic mexican food from scratch and put her life savings into buying the truck and everything needed for it. she's only had the food truck for four months and says this truck has a special meaning to her because she recently transitioned from a man to a woman. and this truck was a symbol of how far she has come in and what she loves to do

, cook food for other people. if you could tell the person or persons who took your van, anything or you could speak to them, what would you say to them ? >> give it back to me. i'll cook for you for the rest of my life. but please give it back to me because it's not just a truck. it's you know, they're my dreams, my hopes, my happiness and she says her insurance will not cover this and estimates the loss at $45,000. >> she's hopeful that someone will come forward if they know where the truck is and a good luck goes out to her. time to turn now to the weather picture for the week. as spencer christian joins us now, he's getting us ready for our monday forecast with your 24 accuweather forecast spencer okay here's a look at your day planner for tomorrow early in the morning it will be a little

bit cool with partly cloudy skies temperatures at 7 a.m. will range from mid 50s to upper 50s from the bay to inland. >> only mid 50s on the coast. now 12 noon tomorrow, it'll be even cloudier. temperatures mid 70s inland, upper 60s near the bay mid 60s on the coast by 4 p.m, we'll see a slight chance of some light showers, mainly in the north bay. but the clouds, of course, will be lingering just about everywhere. upper 70s inland at 4:00 pm. low 70s around the bay mid 60s on the coast. sun will set at 631 tomorrow. and as we go into the 7:00 hour, a half hour after sunset, look for fairly mild conditions and partial clearing. we'll see about 72 degrees inland, upper 60s around the bay, low 60s on the coast. and that sets the stage for a week long warm up, which i'll show you a little bit later in my accuweather seven day forecast. >> j.r. spencer thank you so much. it is another step in an attempt to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price after officially announcing their intent, volunteers began

their first big signature event today to collect enough sign offs to put a recall on the ballot. abc seven news reporter ryan curry shares more on why you may have someone knocking on your door in alameda county in the next few months. >> pens are out in oakland as volunteers and paid signature gatherers try to get alameda county residents to sign their name. they are putting together a petition to remove district attorney pamela price from office. >> people will know that it's time for us to start the recall. the group organizing the recall is called save alameda for everyone. >> they are scrutinizing price for beliefs that she is being too lenient on crime and ignoring victims and their families. >> the focus of the da's department is not to just set aside the families that have lost their loved ones. you have to work with these families in order to make a difference and to help other families. and we just have had enough of it. oakland in particular, has seen rising rates of property crime, victims of those crimes have told abc7 news they want those

criminals held accountable. well, they're not going to court and letting due process have its way. we're stepping, they're stepping in and doing plea deals and not you know, informing the parents of what's going on. and that's unfair. >> we did reach out to district attorney price's office. we're waiting to hear back voters elected price with over 53% of the vote last week, she defended her reputation. >> the people of alameda county elected me to do this work and we're doing it. >> still, some residents want a new d.a. grisham says they need over 73,000 signatures by next march to make the ballot. she says sunday's event was just the beginning. >> we plan on getting 90,000 or more. we have six months in order to get the signatures and we are well on our way in oakland. >> ryan curry, abc seven news born right here in the bay area and growing up to earn fans across the country and world. >> suzanne somers has passed away after a years long battle with breast cancer. her publicist confirmed the news

today on the eve of somers 77th birthday. the three's company star first attended mercy high school in burlingame game and then cappuccino high school in san bernardino. san bruno, that is. somers appeared in many tv shows throughout the 70s, but most famously, she abc's hit series three's company. during the fifth season, she famously demanded a raise to make her equal to what her male costar john ritter was reportedly making a move that she said led to her firing. somers only rose from there, becoming a singer, business mogul and best selling author, tackling subjects of aging, beauty and wellness. >> if you believe in yourself and you focus and you're willing to work like a dog, you can make your dreams come true. >> somers was said to be in good spirits in her final days and was surrounded by family before her death. somers was 76. still ahead on abc seven news at 11,

social media is now on the report card. how california is now requiring students to be tested on more than just their captions. and a tough day at the office for the 40 niners starting with a pre game scuffle. sports anchor chris alvarez will have those details just a bit later in sports

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on her personal secrets to living a good life. that's coming up this week, 1 p.m. here on abc7. >> new tonight, media literacy classes are now law in california. california governor

gavin newsom signing a bill from assembly member marc berman of menlo park yesterday. joining a growing number of states to do so. abc7 news reporter tara campbell shares why this added subjects it couldn't be more important. >> from deep fakes to false stories, california students will soon be getting a lesson in navigating news. governor newsom signing a bill into law saturday day mandating media literacy be taught in k through 12 classrooms as use of the internet grows and as technologies like ai become more sophisticated and misinformation becomes more complicated. >> we think it's important that california's young people are taught media literacy standards. >> the move comes as a growing number of young people are turning to social media to stay informed. a recent survey from common sense and surveymonkey showing 55% of teenagers are getting their news from social

media at least three times a week. and according to a 2020 survey from the pew research center, the majority of teens today use youtube and tiktok every day. and some report using these sites almost constantly. >> it's pretty important that people are able to filter through media and discern what might be factual information, what might be a subjective perspective or what might be outright, outright false. >> and assembly member marc berman agrees. he authored the bill january 6th and the attack on the capitol of the united states is a perfect example of that. >> where the big lie lies about the accuracy of our elections spread like wildfire on social media, and people believed it. a recent stanford study showing more than 80% of middle school students couldn't discern between a sponsored advertising account and a news story. >> we think it's important that california's youth are taught all these skills so that they're able to effectively engage in

civil society. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. the newest california senator, laphonza butler, says she now has covid after being sworn in to the senate just earlier this month, butler was nominated by governor newsom to serve out the term of the late dianne feinstein. >> butler took her seat on october 3rd. in a tweet this morning, butler said her symptoms are mild and will be working remotely. while the senate is in session tomorrow. a piece of bay area coffee history closes its doors for good. the original philz coffee location in the mission district is serving its last cups of joe. the company says it made the difficult decision to not renew its lease after opening there back in 2000, three kern employees were offered positions at other san francisco locations. there are a dozen of them. the company says the mission will always hold a special plate place in their heart. new at 11. how about a

pumpkin patch with a side of dinosaur paws? check out this cool farm. this is the of farms pumpkin patch in morgan hill, south of san jose. family who took this video said they got a nice surprise when they discovered gigantic dinosaurs all around the farm. their daughter even got to have a fun time on the back of one of those mini dinos. the pumpkin patch has a wide range of activities, including hay rides, corn maze and train rides. joined right now by spencer christian. we need to get out to that pumpkin patch. hopefully we have some pumpkin patch weather this week. i think we will. >> we may have a little bit of a cloudy skies tomorrow, maybe a sprinkle or two. the rest of the week is looking pumpkin friendly. >> i enjoy looking at the pumpkins and the dinos for that matter. >> they'll be growing, thriving this week. here's a look at what's going on. excuse me by way of our satellite radar composite image. you can see the little disturbance moving into the pacific northwest, but very few of those clouds are moving into the bay area right now, as you can see on live doppler

seven. but there are some little patches of sprinkles offshore and we will certainly get some clouds developing overnight. wind is mainly calm or very light right now across the bay area and the 24 hour temperature change shows most locations in the north bay and near the coast and bay generally 2 to 4 degrees cooler than at this time last night. and this beach hazard statement, which was expected to expire around 11 p.m, has now been extended to 5 a.m. by the national weather service as wave heights are still elevated. the surf is rough and there's a risk still of sneaker waves and dangerous rip currents on we go to current conditions. the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco, a little patchy. low clouds beginning to move out over the city. it's 55 degrees in the city right now. oakland 58. 61 at mountain view. 60 at palo alto. san jose. 65 and 54 at half moon bay. and the view from the exploratorium camera looking toward the bay bridge. you see mainly clear skies, but a few patches of low clouds beginning to push out over the bay. it's in the low 50s right now at novato and

santa rosa, 61 at napa. low 60s low to mid 60s at fairfield, concord and livermore. and this is the view from mount tam. and notice what a clear view it is. it is even with little patches of low clouds developing, the skies above are relatively clear. these are our forecast headlines. clouds increase overnight with a chance of some patchy drizzle near the coast. minor cooling tomorrow and possibly some light and widely scattered north bay sprinkles. and we expect much warmer weather tuesday through friday. forecast animation starting at midnight. looks like this. a few high clouds sweeping by low clouds deepening at the coast and some thicker high clouds moving into the north bay early tomorrow morning. now more widespread clouds will develop over the entire region by midday. and we see these light showers beginning to move through the north bay in the mid afternoon hours. but we expect them to be very light, very widely scattered, and we should see partial clearing by early evening highs. highs tomorrow, lows overnight will be in the mid 50s for the most part. highs tomorrow mid 60s at the coast,

low to mid 70s around the bay upper 70s inland. and as we skip ahead to tuesday, upper 80s inland to near 90, low to mid 90s on wednesday and thursday. so you can see there is a warming trend coming our way and here it is on the accuweather seven day forecast wednesday, thursday and friday actually mainly wednesday and thursday. the warmest days of the week with low to mid 90s in our inland areas. it starts to cool down a bit actually on friday and next weekend will be quite cool with below average temperatures. >> i love how we're talking about sprinkles instead of extreme drought situations. >> exactly. no extreme rainfall. no extreme drought. we're right in the middle. >> thank you so much, spencer. okay j.r. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, the faithful are worth worldwide. how 40 niners fans are showing off the brand from across the pond (♪)

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for the team's first ever watch party from london. cheers right there. even sourdough sam showed up for the game day festivities at the long arm sports pub. this is the third watch party. the 49 ers have hosted in the larger united kingdom. niners owners bought the leeds united english pro soccer team earlier this year and are expand ing the brand to the faithful around the globe. on the field, the 49 ers were hit with a tough loss road test that is against the browns, which turned into a loss while the san francisco giants continue the search for their next manager. chris alvarez is here now with a preview of sports. >> hey, j.r, the giants make history with an internal candidate for their managerial job search. plus, the 49 ers in a battle with the browns. how

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samuel got mixed up in a pre-game fight and trent williams was there to back him up. and you could tell early on it was going to be quite a test. in cleveland, ohio, brock purdy playing his 13th nfl game still never lost to the regular season opening possession. they go 84 yards and five plays capped by this christian mccaffrey touchdown 15th straight game with a touchdown second most in nfl history seven of the niners in a hurry niners had chances to do more in this game. here's brock purdy to brandon aiyuk the hurdle and a first down aiyuk had a team high 76 yards but the niners ledge is 10 to 7 at the break alex just so athletic deebo samuel left early with a shoulder injury did not return third quarter tied at ten. here's purdy's first interception since january 1st 248 attempts. the browns led 13 to 10 after three. the 49 ers defense though, came up huge two interceptions of p.j. walker. it's deommodore lenoir right here. he's deep into the red zone for the 49 ers early in the fourth quarter and that set up

this. mccaffrey was out with an oblique injury so very next play it's jordan mason getting the call and he's into the end zone 7 to 13 san francisco cleveland took the lead on two late field goals aided by penalties more than 200 yards combined. penalties from both teams, most in the nfl this season for the niners, though, had a chance to win it. they had a two minute drill. brock purdy trying to lead the team this will get you started off well finding brandon aiyuk big yards after catch for bay here and it brings the niners right into field goal range for rookie kicker jake moody a chance to win it early in the game a 54 yarder he pushed to the left and this one goes to the right right and it's no good and the 49 ers drop their first game of the season. 1917. >> the main thing is that, you know, i think they earned it and we did in this game, that's what it came down to. i would never put it on moody at the end there to say, you know it's great that we had an opportunity to win, that we didn't earn it. you

know, we bombed out. >> we didn't get it at the end, you know, honestly, we probably didn't deserve to win that game, but it's a good learning experience for us. >> we feel like we failed, you know, our own expectations today in terms of playing our best. we're going to learn from it. it's going to sting right now for the next couple of days. but we got a good group, so we'll bounce back according to multiple reports, giants assistant coach alisa natkin made history earlier this week, formally interviewing for the giants managerial opening, becoming the first woman ever to be officially considered to become major league manager. >> the giants have also reportedly interviewed several internal candidates besides natkin. they're scheduled to have outside interviews with other candidates this week. game one of the alcs, two former giants managers. you've got bruce bochy and dusty baker leading the rangers and astros top five. texas adds lead leody tavares, a no doubt solo shot to write off justin verlander made it two nothing texas and we go to the ninth inning. same score jose leclerc with the strikeout to seal the deal. rangers win two nothing taking a10 series lead this abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino

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gaza, but a siege of the densely populated territory is prompting fears of a humanitarian disaster . let's take a live look from gaza city tonight, where it is a little past 9:30 a.m. there on monday morning. the white house says president biden has been invited to israel and is now considering a trip there in the coming days. in the aftermath of the deadly hamas attacks in the country. tonight on cbs's 60 minutes, president biden said

that while taking out hamas extremists is necessary, an israeli occupation of gaza would be a, quote, big mistake. we are seeing that the events of the israel gaza war are putting a charge throughout the bay area today. hundreds of people rallied in san francisco to support the people of israel and on the peninsula, stanford students are struggling over the hateful discourse course they say they're seeing on campus. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more on how this conflict is touching us here at home. we stand with israel and we stand with israel. >> several hundred people rallying at san francisco's civic center to show their support for israel in the midst of the conflict. we want our children back. this group condemning the actions of hamas, pleading for the safe return of kidnaped families and children. >> what's going to happen to this kid? he's four years old. four years old. how is he going to hold on in hamas captivity? >> i don't know. we need to

bring our people home. >> we stand with israel. >> it's not about us. right? even if you are pro palestinian, you should stand with us. >> i was actually on the united flight on friday night, a week ago. that was redirected back to san francisco. >> jenny roth attends college in tel aviv, where her grandparents live. >> they spent the past week in bomb shelters. my grandfather is actually in the hospital right now. there's just i mean, elderly people are suffering immensely because of this. >> jewish students and israeli students on campus have been really struggling for the last week. >> hillel at stanford, rabbi jessica kirshner says it's why students tie dozens of blue ribbons around campus. on sunday. she says it's a response to anti-israel messages written in chalk and banners across campus. this week when there was silence at the beginning from the highest levels of the university. >> the noise that filled it was really frightening and alienating. and so i think our

students are trying to put out a different message this week. >> students from hillel gathered for a vigil to light candles and pray for israel. cornell bernard, abc seven news. >> we want to make sure you have helpful ways to approach this intensifying war. more on our website. we have a full page of ideas, videos and workshops to get the conversation going. it's up at abc7 news.com/take action tonight. a 71 year old man is being charged with a hate crime for the alleged deadly stabbing of a six year old boy. police say the boy was targeted because of the israel-hamas war. today investigators gave new details on the saturday morning case in a suburb outside of chicago. detectives say the suspect was the landlord for the mother and boy inside. deputies say he went to their home, stabbed the boy, 26 times after choking the mother because they were muslim. >> she ran into the bathroom and

called 911. and by the time she came out, he had located and murdered her child, six year old wadiya. >> the mother is expected to survive. the suspect was found sitting in the driveway. he's being held on multiple charges, including that of hate crime and first degree murder. new at 11, a common drug used in diabetes is now being found to help dieters shed a quarter of their body weight, according to a new study from researchers at the university of pennsylvania for the medicine and the diabetes drug monjaro was found to help obese patients shed 60 pounds on average. the study was paid for by the drug maker eli lilly and was shown to be most effective in the combination with diet and exercise. the fda has granted a fast track review of monjaro and full results are expected by the end of the year. we are celebrating hispanic and latin american heritage month here at

abc seven with a focus on the rich stories of culture and past in celebration. disney entertainment partnered with the nonprofit called ghetto film school to create a student led project titled yo cueto. i remember and this is their storyteller spotlight myself along with three other filmmakers we've been selected to recall a memories that were culturally significant to ourselves and our family and how these memories play into our role on set and i think cultivating these stories and learning about everyone's different memories, you can definitely tell how certain memories reflect their role on set. >> for myself, my memory was about making tamales in the kitchen with my family and i think there's something there about the collaboration aspect that is consistent. i chose to talk about my new year's eve parties that i had growing up. >> i think for the same reason i got into storytelling, it was a

chance for me to be a gesture for my family, a jokester, for my family. >> i grew up a really shy kid, really, really quiet, and i found that when i was thinking about my memories or when i think about the stories that i make, they're all really rooted in specificity and in detail and beyond the city life of living in l.a. we would go to a ranch and there there was quiet an and there was this majesty to everything that i really took notice of. so i really wanted to take this opportunity to not only showcase this specific part of me and of my family and of my culture, but to enhance that in a way that felt natural to me, something that i was always connected to was the images of my mother, you know, the things i'd see her do, the sacrifices she would make, the little details within our home that really connected me to not just her, but the story of our household.

>> you can watch the entire spotlight on ghetto film school here. the website is on the red carpet .com/ storytellers. of course, disney is the parent company of abc7. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, it seems like the taylor swift craze just can't be denied. ed how her eras tour is now taking over movie theaters nationwide and breaking records in the process. >> i'm spencer christian. early tomorrow clouds will be increasing along with a chance of sprinkles. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 news time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your chance at over $25 million in prizes and money saving offers like this,

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media. it is the biggest opening for a concert film ever at more than $73 million beating out justin bieber's from 2011. and it's not just a concert film record. the heiress tour film is on pace to have the biggest october opening ever to top the joker from 2019. new at 11. check this out. a plane recently flying into sfo was seemingly defying the laws of physics. the person who took this was flying in a nearby plane back on thursday and saw this aircraft appearing to sit still in the air. turns out it's an optical illusion called the parallax effect. it's a type of visual trick in which the position of one object appears to change age due to a shift in the position of the observer. and spencer christian joins me now to break all of this down because i saw this on tiktok and i thought, who's putting planes in the video? i thought they went so far as to use photoshop or something like that. >> it looks like a hovercraft,

right? >> yeah. it was like, who did this? they got to stop doing this stuff. it's the movement of the other aircraft, actual real life illusion. >> yeah, absolutely. optical illusions occur all the time. sometimes they look at the sky. i think i see rain when it's sunny. you know, actually not. here's a look at what is coming our way. weather wise, though, j.r, we've got some clouds sweeping in during the overnight in the early morning hours. by afternoon tomorrow, the clouds will be fairly widespread over the bay area. and there may be a few light sprinkles or light showers over the north bay, but they will quickly dissipate. and going into the early evening hours, we'll see the clouds moving out as well. we'll get some partial clearing now for tonight. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid 50s highs tomorrow as we get into the brighter skies in the afternoon, mainly mid 60s at the coast to low 70s around the bay to upper 70s inland. not a very warm day, but some warmer weather is coming our way beginning on tuesday. as you look at the accuweather seven day forecast and look at wednesday and thursday, inland highs 9092 degrees right around the bay shoreline mid or maybe even mid to upper 80s mid 70s on the

coast wednesday and thursday and then on friday we get a cooldown or the beginning of a cooldown and going into next weekend we'll have a sharper cooldown. it'll feel more like mid autumn or early autumn as it as it ought to be. well next weekend. >> and those temperatures are no illusions. those are real numbers. those are real numbers. >> i put them there myself. >> the fog that we'll see over the next couple of days or a day or two, real fog, not faux fog, real fog, real fog. >> right. >> thank you so much, spencer. now to chris with a preview of sports as j.r. the final two unbeaten teams go down in week six of the nfl season. >> the eagles and the 49 ers, while san francisco believes they can learn from their mistakes and bounce back next monday in minnesota, sports is next we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn.

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trent williams sprained his right ankle, but was able to finish while running back. christian mccaffrey couldn't finish the game with an oblique injury, penalties and missed opportunity plaguing kyle shanahan's squad in their worst game of the season. brock purdy he missed some throws, including this one to christian mccaffrey that could have been big. he also threw his first interception of the season. brock was 12 of 27, 125 yards was also sacked three times. ouch. and two key penalties on the browns final scoring drive, helping cleveland take the lead for good. tashaun gibson flagged. it's a questionable, unnecessary roughness call. i mean you be the judge and then two plays later, mooney ward was flagged for holding allowing cleveland to kick the go ahead field goal on 49 ers. rookie kicker jay moody had a chance to win it from 41. but it was wide right? and the 49 ers dropped their first game of the season. a 1917 in cleveland, there's a lot of stuff from this game that we got to improve on. >> i thought we made way too many mistakes on offense, you know, just losing a couple guys in the game. we had to switch a

couple guys around and we weren't quite ready for that. it's the first time having to come in after a loss in a long time. it's time to get back in, go to work and make sure we come back next week. stronger >> it's early. we haven't lost in a long time in the regular season, so it hurts a little more. definitely big time learning experience. >> we had a rough start of the offense, but when we needed the plays, we made them down at the end. during the two minute drive, you know, and we just came up a little bit short in order for us to be the team that we want to be moving forward, we had to get back. >> we need to get battle tested. we learned from it and be better from it. >> the 49 ers play in minnesota the next week on monday night football vikings without star wideout justin jefferson in chicago today late second quarter tied at six kirk cousins finding jordan addison they missed the pat it's 12 six vikings at the half bears quarterback justin fields got hurt in this game his backup right here hit and fumbles jordan hicks grabs the ball finally and then 42 yards to the house and the vikings go on to win 1913 aaron rodgers without crutches on the sideline for the

jets. robert saleh trying to knock off the last unbeaten which was the eagles two minutes left philly at 1412. jalen hurts is picked off by tony adams nice return inside of the red zone hurts threw three interceptions in this game saleh he's always bringing the energy the eagles then let breece hall walk in untouched they can get the football back quicker. new york adds a two point conversion 2214 lead saleh smelling victory last chance for the eagles fourth and eight hurts going deep and it is knocked down huge win for saleh and the jets no more undefeated teams as the jets get their first win in franchise history against the eagles in 15 tries. 2214 bills hosting the giants serious pumpkin art in buffalo 14 seconds before the half giants on the bills one yard line no time out saquon barkley stuffed and with no time outs. they got to get up and spike it before halftime. but the clock runs and runs and runs and oh what a mistake. the giants get nothing at the end of the half.

their head coach brian daboll, as you would imagine, not pleased. buffalo scored two touchdowns in the final or in the fourth quarter taking the lead it's firebaugh's josh allen to quentin morris 14 to 9 buffalo final seconds of the game giants again on the one yard line tyrod taylor looking for former raider darren waller the incomplete and the bills hold on 14 to 9 they're four and two the giants drop to one and five former niner offensive coordinator mike mcdaniels dolphins hosting the panthers in your play of the day in miami tua tagovailoa to tyreek hill that's a touchdown and then tyreek look at this celebration in takes the phone right here from the sideline cameraman tapes himself doing a backflip dolphins are all 4221 warriors pre season in sacramento stephen curry chris paul sitting out klay thompson did play ball gets tipped klay and then he casually drops the triple and he had 12 points in 17 minutes fourth quarter tied at 83 sacramento

throws it right to gary payton the second the steal and then starts the break oh between the legs pass to jonathan kuminga so nice we show it twice look at gp2 what a beauty jake with at least 20 points in each preseason game thus far. he had 28 tonight went to overtime. the warriors win 121 115 they return home for the final two preseason games wednesday and friday night. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris, thank you so much. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area 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 am j.r. stone abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and chris, thanks for joining us and have a wonderful week.

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