ever news. >> gunshots ring out in a quiet suburb in contra costa county. a house party shooting leaves a 16 year old dead. three others wounded and an entire community searching for what went wrong. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. police arrived to a chaotic scene there and now neighbors are giving us a much better idea of what might have happened next door. officers were called out

to the party on shannon way. they say gunfire erupted just before just after. that is 11 p.m. saturday night. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is hearg from those nearby about just how much this is shaking the neighborhood. ed? >> there is a common theme in this oakland neighborhood. what's it like living on the street? quiet >> it's very quiet. street >> the sidewalks are nicely paved. some homes even have basketball hoops for kids to play. it's a nice suburban street. that all changed late saturday night. there's multiple subjects with gunshot wounds, one shot in the leg and another thinks that they are dying. >> they are telling someone to stay awake. >> two of them ended up on the front lawn and a girl and a boy both shot this woman and her family saw it all. >> you could hear another young man just like screaming, wailing . and she asked us not to show her face for her safety. oakland police say it was a party gone wrong. four were shot. one of

them, a 16 year old, died at the scene. so frantic you can still see a bowl of chips. someone dropped on the lawn while running away. >> five shots rang out and then ten kids just started jumping over fences trying to get away. >> we've seen kids riding their bikes up and down this street. others were putting cobwebs on hedges for a halloween coming up. a shooting was the last thing anyone expected. >> everyone shocked and devastated that this happened at all, let alone here is it's not really what we hear or see in oakley. >> police say the three others injured were taken to john muir hospital. they believe there is only one suspect. people living on this street are left wondering. they heard six gunshots. >> she can see a subject in the driveway shot. how they can return to that quiet, peaceful space. >> hopefully no one experienced anything like this again in oakley. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> our other big story tonight was all that rain we saw today,

the widespread storm felt like our largest for quite some time and there might be more on the way. let's check in now with spencer christian, who's tracking what to expect. and tomorrow. so that is in your 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> spencer yes there is still a little bit more on the way. now if you take a quick glance at live doppler seven here, it appears that the system is winding down, the rainfall is but there are scattered or isolated showers moving around the bay area right now. so we still have a storm only a level one on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale. nonetheless, for the next few hours we can expect isolated showers less than five hundredths of an inch of rainfall likely from these showers, but they may leave slick roadways for the morning commute. so bear that in mind if you are a morning commuter. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight, notice most of the rainfall shower activity will be in the south bay after midnight. but up until three, four, maybe even 5 a.m, there will still be some pockets of showers in the south bay winding down just as the morning commute gets underway. so once again, there could be some wet,

slippery roadways left behind. so tomorrow is a day planner looks like this all through the day. we'll have mainly sunny skies, although early in the morning, maybe some lingering showers, lingering clouds. i should say 7 a.m, temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50s. by noon, we'll see low 70s inland, upper 60s around the bay, 4 p.m. upper 70s inland, low 70s around the bay. and then just after sunset, 7 p.m, clear skies and maybe a little bit of a marine layer developing. j.r. >> spencer, thank you so much. tomorrow kicks off a big week in san francisco and the build up to the 2023 apec next month or asia pacific economic cooperation summit. the mayor is set to give an update on the preparations on tuesday. and with an event of this magnitude, there's a lot to be done. but as abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is hearing tonight, some business owners are really worried. i'm very concerned. >> oasis grill is right across from moscone center, the central site for the apec summit restaurant. co-owner muna zygier says she's concerned the

dreamforce conference brought thousands of visitors and boosted her business. but she's worried extra tight security measures for apec will hurt her bottom line. >> now with checkpoints, i don't think anyone will want to go and our my employees, i'm hoping, you know, they n get through. >> take a closer look at this map. accding to the secret service and city ahorities, this section of downtown san francisco will be locked down around moscone center. this includes the area between market and harrison second and fifth streets, all the major closures around moscone center run from november 15th to 18th. business owners and residents in that security zone will have to go through screening. >> we need to bring in our vegetables. we need to bring in our meats. it may be impossible to be quite honest with you. i mean, there's all these checkpoints, but who knows if anyone can get through. >> city leaders say apec could be a great opportunity to spotlight san francisco on an international stage. but there are a lot of big concerns. according to golden gate

restaurant association, asian, it's an issue for people in that exclusion zone because they do need to get deliveries. >> they need to be able to get their staff, you know, to come to work in a timely manner, particularly staff who may be taking bart or muni. >> also, there are questions about what food delivery drivers will do. >> will they be able to get in there to do drop offs, pick ups, that kind of thing? >> now that there's more information from the secret service on security perimeters, the office of economic and workforce development and office of small business will begin going door to door starting monday to inform soma residents and businesses about apec's impact. >> it you know, i think for some businesses this is going to be a boom. we extended restaurant week for an extra four days because we do think we'll get some some business from that. but i think for the you know, the business is really in those exclusion zones. the more information they can get, you know, sooner, as soon as possible, will really will really benefit them. >> the mayor's office emphasizes that people can go through the secured area. it reminds people

to plan ahead, especially if they have to go through screening in san francisco. suzanne phan abc7 news. >> suzanne, thank you so much. also tomorrow, governor newsom will be in china this week for part of his international trip. newsom has visited china several times over the years, including when he was a city official and mayor of san francisco. it's still unclear if he has plans to meet with the chinese president. the governor's office says he will focus on climate issues and advancing cultural technologic and economic collaboration between california and china. last week, governor newsom made a one day stop in israel, meeting with those impacted by the hamas terror attack in israel and reinforcing california's support. now we turn to the war in the middle east. humanitarian aid is slowly starting to trickle into the gaza strip through a small passageway, but fears are still growing of a wider fight across the region with no cease fire in

sight. let's get to the very latest on what we know at this hour. airstrikes by israel are ramping up again in the region, striking hamas militant targets in gaza as well as syria. lebanon and the west bank. israel's military says at least 1400 israelis have been killed, most of those during the hamas terror attack in israel on october seventh. the hamas run health ministry in gaza says more than 4600 people have been killed there, including 29 united nations personnel. abc news reporter andrew dymburt has more on the global tensions tonight. >> israel's war against hamas is intensifying. the idf stepping up its airstrikes into gaza over the weekend and now more than 300,000 israeli troops called up from the reserve as some moved closer to the border, ready to invade the gaza strip early monday morning local time. israeli defense forces striking a refugee camp in gaza. the hamas run gaza health ministry saying 40 palestinians were killed, including women and

children. the idf saying they're attacking terrorist targets throughout the gaza strip. on sunday, israeli fighter jets struck a mosque in the west bank , which israel says thwarted an imminent terror attack. at least two people were killed, five soldiers and eight civilians were wounded when an israeli tank accidentally fired on an egyptian border post. an egyptian military official says israel immediately expressed regret. israel also struck targets in syria today and along the border with lebanon. a barrage of missiles, artillery and tank fire between israel and hezbollah. more israeli towns being evacuated. abc's britt clennett is at the border. the fighting here is intensifying. >> every single day. look over here. you can see smoke blanketing that hillside fire smoldering there. that's where israel just struck hezbollah positions, trying to make their way over here and attack israel. >> israel says hamas is holding at least 212 hostages, including some americans, though two american hostages were released on friday. president joe biden

spoke to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on sunday. the white house tells abc the administration urged israel to delay the ground invasion to allow for the release of the remaining hostages and provide a safe way out for us citizens and others in gaza. meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis inside gaza is growing. people running out of food, water, medicine and fuel. 28 trucks made it into gaza on saturday. and despite hundreds waiting at egypt's rafah border, packed and ready with that critical aid, even fewer of those trucks crossed into gaza sunday. the palestine red crescent posting on social media that they did receive 15 trucks. andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> and in the east bay, we saw a message of peace being painted onto the rainy streets of oakland. the event was held in support of the palestinian children suffering in war torn gaza. local organizers say the mural is more than paint. it's a call to action. they're going to be starting a mural if it stops raining, leading some chants and

songs for children and really helping kids understand the situation in palestine and especially gaza right now. the artists say they hope the mural will put pressure on california's legislatures to call for a cease fire to allow more humanity, korean aid, to reach those who need it. still ahead on abc7 news at 11 at 2024, presidential candidate makes a stop in san francisco today. plus a tropical vacation slammed by a tropical storm. beach resorts are being left battered by damaging winds and flash flooding tonight. >> hey, everybody. chris alvarez here in minnesota getting ready for the 49 ers and the vikings monday night football right here on abc. seven. all your days, sports is coming up

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democratic challenger to president biden in the 2024 race, marianne williamson, who spent a sunday in san francisco and preached at glide memorial church. >> all men are created equal, that all men are given by god inalienable rights of life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness. now if you put those in today's words, that means everybody has the right to self-actualization. everybody should have the right to spread their wings and soar, to manifest their dreams, to become everything that they want to be. as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else. >> this is williamson's second try at running for president, 2020 being the other. she also ran for california's 33rd congress district seat in san bernardino. that area in 2014. new developments tonight in the ongoing screen. actors strike in hollywood. the sag-aftra union and major film studios are agreeing to resume negotiations on tuesday. saturday marked 100

days since the actors union has been on strike. tuesday will be the first time the two sides have spoke since october 11th. that was when the union and major film studios were reportedly some $500 million apart on streaming service revenue sharing. new at 11, as with pretty much everything else this year, halloween candy is coming at a premium. according to the us bureau of labor statistics, candy, prices are up nearly 13% compared to this time last year. if you're looking at it by exact dollar amount, the national retail federation says an average family had had been spending about $30 on candy this year. it'll likely be $35 as it went up like $3 for just those costco bags. >> everything is so expensive right now, though. >> unfortunately, we went to, i think, target or somewhere else just to start looking for candy. >> and it was outrageous. supply chain experts say the cost of each element of the candy is

higher from the sugar and the cocoa bean imports to the wrapping paper. >> and even worker wages. imagine going on a beach vacation in the middle of a tropical storm. that's what it was like this weekend in cabo san lucas. tropical storm norma is still bringing heavy rainfall and flooding as it moves over baja, california. this was the scene from earlier today. business in cabo san lucas where boarded up along with government banners warning people of flash floods. norma was once a category four hurricane. it is now weakened to a tropical storm moving into mainland mexico tomorrow morning. closer to home , a little rain didn't stop these ballplayers from action. little league teams powered through a brief downpour this afternoon in manteca. players from oakland and elk grove and dirt, wind, rain and showers at the big league dreams ball field in san joaquin county. and on that note, we're joined by spencer christian. this evening i walked over to the ferry building and it was still

sprinkling outside. you know, i didn't i should have listened to you better. >> you know, several times today, i would go out and it would sprinkle while i was out. and as soon as i would come back in the building, it would stop raining. yes. so i'm going to stay in the building. good. good. move. good. move here's what's happening right now, j.r. we have some isolated showers, as you can see here on live doppler seven. and they're just hitting a few spots of the bay area. but it's still raining, though. it's still wet out there. and we have areas of wet pavement. now. the wind is generally calm, but it's a bit breezy right here in the central part of the bay area from san francisco down to sfo and across the bay to oakland, other locations, very light winds at the moment and it's a few degrees warmer right now in most locations than at this time last night. so i guess you could call it a late night warmup. here's the view from our exploratorium camera. looking toward the bay bridge skies are much clearer now, looking in that direction than they were earlier in the evening. 60 degrees in san francisco right now. oakland, 61. low to mid 60s at mountain view, san jose, palo alto and 59 at half moon bay. the pavement looks wet at the golden gate.

there has been some some shower activity there in the last hour or so, but the clouds seem to be lifting other temperature readings right now, 60 degrees in santa rosa, napa and fairfield, 59 at petaluma, low 60s at concord and livermore. and here's how it looks on the embarcadero from our rooftop camera. and these are our forecast headlines. we'll see a few more isolated showers overnight into the wee hours of the morning. there may be some slick roadways in some spots during the morning commute, but we expect sunny or drier weather beginning tomorrow afternoon. now, this storm or what's left of it on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level one, a storm of light intensity. over the next few hours. we expect a few more isolated showers, only a couple of hundredths of an inch of rainfall likely from this system. and again, there may be some slick roads during the morning commute. and here's the forecast animation showing most of the shower activity during the overnight hours will be down in the south bay between about 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. and then it winds down and we'll start to see skies clearing and of course, the rainfall or the

precipita tation light precipitation ending. but locations like san ramon and mountain view could get up to about nine hundredths of an inch while just about everyone else has almost no measurable rainfall. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow, low to mid 60s at the coast mid 70s around the bay shoreline and mid to upper 70s inland and here's the accuweather seven day forecast, but not much change in the weather pattern on tuesday from monday to tuesday, but it gets breezy and cooler on wednesday. in fact wednesday, thursday and friday pretty steady. temperature range up to about 70 inland upper 60s around the bay, low 60s on the coast gets even cooler next saturday very fall like weather and then temperatures bounce back up to about 68 to 70 next sunday. so a week of dry weather. >> oh, i think a lot of people would like i peeked into some of the restaurants tonight. some of them looked a bit empty in the city. >> yeah, i think people were staying away because of the rain. exactly. >> yeah. thank you so much, spencer. still ahead on abc seven news at 11, the defining

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>> i feel that the things that i've been able to have in my life is because of these guys, these veterans we're standing on the shoulders of giants really are defining courage. >> next plays at the kennedy center in washington, dc on november 11th, veterans day this year, the 40 niners are in minnesota for monday night football right here on abc seven tomorrow night. and that's also where we find abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez, who's here now with sports. >> hey, jay are coming up in sports from minnesota. the niners looking for a bounce back win against the vikings tomorrow night. and did you know it's a national holiday? join george kittle and friends and celebrating national tight ends day. we'll explain it all

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good news it's national tight ends day what does it all mean? i'll let george kittle explain. boys, get in. >> it's national tight ends day >> move. we pivot, we catch pass and we hit it just grooves. >> no gimmicks. we do tight ends. let's get it. let's get it. >> let's get it. let's get it, get it. hit it tight and we mean business. let's get it. >> let's get it. let's get it. let's get it. let's get it. we the tight ends. let's get it. >> during the 2019 season, george kittle joked about the tight ends having their own holiday. it has caught on. it's now a league wide thing. kittle christian mccaffrey, kaushik, several of his tight end friends across the league participated in this great video released by the nfl today. kittle has mixed feelings about the holiday. he started being today, even though he's playing on a monday, it is celebrated on sunday. >> you know, that's like the that's what's on your calendar. don't check it. but it's what's on your calendar. i will say that i like i was thinking about

am i going to be offended that i'm playing on a monday night and national ends day is on sunday. but but like i said, i celebrated every single day, so it's okay with me as long as you guys celebrate it with me. >> another friendly reminder we have monday night football 40 niners in minnesota vikings right here on abc seven coverage begins at five followed immediately by after the game baseball news. bob melvin is still under contract with the padres but the athletic reports that the giants have been given permission to interview the bay area native cal grad and former a's manager for their open managerial spot. the assumption is that melvin would be san francisco's top choice after firing gabe kapler with just three games left last season, the two former giants managers in the alcs, dusty baker looking to clinch another trip to the world series, needed his astros to beat bruce bochy and the rangers in game six. top four tied at one. jonah heim deep to right and gone just over the glove of kyle tucker. two run shot three one rangers. it is a game of inches. wow bottom eight

texas up 210 game bochy chewing the gum baker working the toothpick bases loaded two outs and jose leclerc gets john singleton to end the threat. rangers keep the lead and then they put it away in the ninth a douglas garcia. that is a grand slam. bruce bochy all smiles as the rangers win nine two. the road team has won all six games in this series. game seven, a trip to the world series tomorrow night on the line in houston. this abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. >> chris thank you so much. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. the struggle to appoint a house speaker. the search for a gop leader now has several new potential suitors this week. also, what can a dollar get you? how about a huge plot of land in the bay area for a quick build shelter? sounds too good to be true, right? we'll tell you how san jose pulled

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the civilians are being routinely caught in the violence. tonight, the united nations is saying 29 of its un personnel have been killed in gaza. so far. half were teachers . right now, the biden administration is requesting a delay for any israeli ground invasion into gaza to allow more time for humanitarian aid to arrive. abc news reports that president biden spoke to israel's prime minister this morning. meanwhile, the pentagon is sending an aircraft carrier and air defense systems to defend us troops amid a growing number of attacks on us. fatalities facilities, that is. reporter josh einiger from our sister station in new york has more tonight from tel aviv. >> it's a sobering reminder of the stakes for israelis. a wall covered with faces of the young and the old innocent civilians held in captivity somewhere in gaza. >> we must bring back these these guys. we did nothing

wrong, did nothing. they were just kidnaped from their homes all day, every day. >> israelis stand vigil near the location, specifically chosen to send a clear message because this isn't just any wall. it's plastered almost end to end with pictures of israeli hostages. these are people who are believed to be still alive and in captivity in gaza. and they are here on this wall because on the other side of this wall is the ministry of defense. this is basically israel's pentagon, all the decision makers about this war have to pass all these pictures on their way to and from their offices and the families of the hostages are hoping that gives them some pause as they figure out what the next step is in this war. >> as a citizen, like i'm surprised we haven't had a ground invasion yet, but it's a very complicated situation. you know, as soon as we start a ground invasion, like the fate of these kidnaped civilians is very unclear. >> no ground invasion yet. but this weekend, israel did

continue its relentless campaign of airstrikes against hamas and the body count among palestinians continue to rise as the humanitarian crisis deepened. another convoy of aid trucks inching toward the need from egypt. and as if this crisis hadn't claimed enough lives, the region today watched and waited to see israel's next move. if they do invade on the ground, it surely would lead to widespread casualties on both sides. >> i think you'll see a fight that's characterized by a lot of ieds, a lot of booby traps and just really grinds activity going forward. >> there may not yet be a formal ground invasion, but israel has been conducting what it calls local raids in the gaza strip. one of which today ended in the death of an idf soldier. in fact , israel has already lost more than 300 troops killed in action since the war began just two weeks ago. josh einiger, abc news tel aviv.

>> let's take a live look out from the us capitol tonight because another piece of this conflict is president biden's funding and humanitarian aid package. right now, it can't be approved for israel and the gaza strip as well as ukraine until the house of representatives votes in a new speaker, members of the house gop will hold a closed door forum monday night to hear from the candidates vying to become the next speaker for hard line republican jim jordan was removed as a nominee on friday. today, conservative pundits took to the airwaves to express their frustration with the party's division on stay there. >> very simple test. can you get 217 votes? they shouldn't bring anybody out until they have 217 house republican then plan to vote on a secret ballot tuesday morning to select a candidate for speaker. >> a full vote on the floor could come that afternoon. a bold new housing project is looking to build a better bay

area for the low, low price of just $1 a year. a quick build shelter is going up in san jose and will provide 150 beds once it's done. the land is at villa del oro and san ignacio avenue tonight, abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dawsey shares why they say the city views this as a big win. >> what can a dollar get? you can a soda candy bar. how about a plot of land? the san jose city council unanimously approved a five year land lease to build a 150 bed emergency. interim housing site. john sobrato and the sobrato organization is leasing the land to the city for $1 a year. >> what this would do is open up private land to p the solution to homelessness. that's not something we've done all of our sites today are on publicly owned land. city owned land. vta land. caltrans land. this is a potential game changer. >> the units will feature many of the amenities as other tiny home projects, but they will be solar powered with limited

hookups to allow them to be moved off site when the lease is up. mayor mehan says the average stay for residents in similar units is 6 to 9 months, with more than 50% moving to permanent housing. so he says 1500 people could be housed here over five years, creating a pipeline out of homelessness to combat the pipeline into homelessness that is far too common in our community today. while the city views this plot of land as an absolute win, the surrounding community is not as happy. >> we have lost trust and disappointed in our community. representative and mayor lisa ajlouny says. >> neighbors voiced their disapproval to this plan to their council member arjun batra, saying south san jose already has more tiny homes than other parts of the city. >> council member botcher agreed no more tiny homes in this area and would include this in his memo. the community was also surprised when his memo omitted this because the mayor would not agree. council member batra then told the community he would ask for no encampment zone when the city council would vote. he failed the community again when

he did not mention this in his motion, the approved plan would prioritize unhoused residents currently close to the new site. >> when deciding who gets to live on the property. council member batra says the council will explore designated no encampment zones near tiny homes in the future. but for now, our goal would be to get this new site built, have those encampments which are there nearby, those people move into these things and clear out the encampment and hopefully never have another encampment appear in that area. construction is likely to begin in early to mid 2024. in san jose, dustin dawsey , abc seven news. >> today, teens and young adults in san francisco got a chance to peek into the possibilities of becoming a first responder. the annual first responder career pathways fair was hosted at san francisco city hall. people got to talk to 25 different organizations as and agencies about their interest in becoming firefighters, paramedics, nurses and doctors.

>> what this fair is about is about equity. so it's not just here's what you need to do. >> here's an application to get into, you know, maybe the san francisco fire department. >> but here are the steps and here's how we can assist you with whatever challenges you might have, whatever information you might not know. they offered programs, internships and boot camps to give everyone a chance to get a jump start on their future. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11 celebrating the fabric of the city of oakland. the event in the east bay today honoring a group of revolutionary thinkers, including the man who started it all. >> i'm spencer christian. a few showers are still hanging around. so what does that mean for the morning commute? i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment when abc7 news

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mensah opens up about the personal crisis that stalled his career and he performs for the tam fam. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven. it was a celebration of core oakland history today at latham square. >> abc seven news was there for dr. huey p newton day marking the 57th anniversary of the formation of the black panther party and panther fest had it all. the event featured black owned businesses and food vendors as former panther party members also gave speeches. not to mention these unique aerial performances with people suspended on the side of the building. were by bandaloop, which pushes to honor nature, community and the human spirit through dance. the story of dr. huey newton has been shared by many, but no one

knows it quite like his widow, fredricka. abc seven news anchor jobina fortson sat down with her for a wide ranging interview about huey's life, the revolution he led and the couple's love. you can watch the entire abc seven originals documents right now on our abc seven news bay area app. just download it wherever you stream joined right now by spencer christian i give the aerial performances there in the kind of weather that we dealt with today that is unique to i mean it was pretty amazing even under dry conditions to be able to do that. >> but under today's showery conditions, i'm impressed. here's what's happening right now with our showers. looking at live doppler seven, you can see just a few isolated showers concentrated mainly in the south bay during the overnight and early morning hours. should be all over by the time of the morning commute gets underway around 5 a.m. but there may be some patches of wet pavement out there. so morning commuters should bear that in mind. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow will range from mid 60s at the coast to low and mid 70s

around the bay shoreline. it's going to be a sunny day by afternoon and upper 70s to about 80 in the warmest inland spots. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we're going to have sunny skies all the way through the coming week. tomorrow will be the warmest day probably because on tuesday temperatures drop off just a couple of degrees and then there will be further cooling on wednesday, thursday and friday with inland highs barely reaching 70 degrees, mid excuse me, mid to upper 60s around the bay shoreline. and that's pretty much the pattern going into next weekend. it'll feel and look like autumn. perfect pumpkin weather for half moon bay. >> that's the spot to be pumpkin patch weather. let's go. i'm ready. >> yes. >> now to chris, who's in minnesota for monday night football with a preview of sports. >> hey, j.r, back here in minnesota, niners and vikings, they play on monday night. the players will let you know what that means to them. and on tuesday, the nba is back. the warriors with the home opener the latest on draymond green's potential return for opening night sports is next

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and vikings. just one more night of sleep until monday night football. now the niners are going to be without wide receiver deebo samuel for the next two games. he has a hairline fracture in his shoulder. kyle shanahan told us that yesterday. now on the injury front but good news for the 40 niners christian mccaffrey the running back is trending towards playing according to espn nfl insider adam schefter cmc is seeing right there limited in practice yesterday but repeatedly told reporters afterwards he's feeling great now the 40 niners are no stranger to prime time games and earlier in the week i asked the players how they feel playing under the bright lights of monday night monday night football man you always get up for those type of games, man. >> it's a fun environment. it's only one game. nothing else is going on this monday. that's the

worst day of the week for everybody, right? so why don't i watch some football, man? so obviously it's always a big deal, man. and we get we obviously get up whether we plan on sunday at 1:00 or monday. it just happen to be we get to go on prime time again and show what we can do. >> anytime you play under the lights, everybody watching monday night eating their dinner got the tv on watching us. it's going to be fun. >> it's always nice on monday nights you get that one extra day of rest, which which is huge in a season you wouldn't believe. like what a difference a single day will make, even just having a night game. there's that little extra eight hours for your mindset and for your body just to recover. >> you know, when the lights are on. it's really fun. it's really easy to get, you know, your switch flipped and it's usually pretty easy for me anyways. but going back to the midwest, it's going to be a really fun time here. that skol chant really loud. it's going to be an incredible atmosphere for george kittle has me all fired up. >> another friendly reminder for you. we've got monday night football, 40 niners in minnesota vikings right here on abc seven coverage begins at five followed immediately by after the game.

the niners are five and one. so are the two teams on sunday night football. former niners offensive coordinator mike mcdaniel in philly to face the eagles great pre-game moment with the fam philly led 1710 at the break third quarter. jalen hurts picked off by jerome baker and just like that we're tied at seven teen but the eagles they do respond hurts to aj brown breaks a tackle in for the go ahead score brown had 137 yards and the touchdown mike mccarthy and the fish trying to respond tua tagovailoa looking for former niner raheem mostert picked off by darius slay right near the end zone and the eagles win 3117 they're six and one so the niners can tie them and the chiefs for the best record in the nfl with a win tomorrow night. so getting ready for monday night football but how about tuesday night basketball? the warriors open up a new season at chase center against kevin durant and the suns. chris paul's warriors debut, though, will most likely not feature draymond green, who has been rehabbing an off season ankle

injury. today, the team announced he's been cleared to practice and steve kerr said he did participate in a scrimmage but lists him officially as questionable for the game against the suns. green's absence means the warriors go into the regular season with plenty, yet to be figured out. >> draymond is just coming back at and so we haven't been able to really get a feel for the mix. you know starters bench who's who's coming off with whom all that all that stuff so there's still a little bit of uncertainty until draymond is back for good and on friday one of the key guys in helping draymond and the warriors become champions retired after 19 seasons 2015. >> nba finals mvp andre iguodala, who selflessly accepted a role off the bench after ten years as a starter, helped build the warriors culture that we still see today, with guys willing to change their roles for the betterment of the team. iguodala appeared on espn's first take and says he thinks the dubs can still contend for a title, mostly because of one man. >> when you got steph curry on your team, you always have a

chance and you can you can never count him out. i think it's him and lebron. you can't count them out until it's over and i think cp is going to be an addition to that team. you know, steve kerr spoke to it already in terms of the leadership he's brought to the team. turner overs have been a problem for the warriors historically and cp is one of those guys who can settle them down with the warriors. there's always been something that's brewing and will he get in their way? it hasn't gotten there way thus far and i. i think that won't be the case. >> this abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris, thank you so much. can't wait to watch niners and warriors. 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. download the app now and start stream thing. 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. go niners go warriors and have a great

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