>> chris: the progressive pylon cam shows horn there. i know you appreciate the subtle things there. he's been beaten up all afternoon and evening, just leaned back and threw a beautiful ball, let horn run underneath it. not easy to be finesse when you've been beaten senseless all night. >> kirk: senseless is the right word. if you watched the game, almost every throw he's been hit, left, right, up the middle. to sit in there and continue to make, i don't care who the quarterback is, whoever has the poise and toughness to sit in there and throw the ball accurate downfield. >> chris: check it out. far left of the onside kick, travis hunter is isolated. jace feely will try to do something. see if he kicks number 12's direction. not often you see the isolation,

far left. he kicks up the middle. i don't know what -- >> kirk: just trying to ricochet off a ucla player. >> chris: didn't work. holly. >> holly: the big people have been great for ucla tonight. the offensive line and the defensive line have been active and agile. their strength and conditioning coach keith belton has a way to keep them agile, somersaults and cartwheels the first time, then several times later, perfect ten. getting the joints to bend and move has kept them able to bend. unique approach. >> chris: appreciate the ballet music. >> kirk: threw that in there. >> chris: thanks holly. >> kirk: chip kelly has always been the guy trying to be ahead of the curve.

studying sleep patterns, when they practice, giving them a few more hours of rest, recovery aspect. i love that report and offensive linemen and defensive linemen with the flexibility. it's not just size and strength, that's a big part of it. but as the defensive linemen have shown tonight, it's quickness, balance, and flexibility to make plays. >> chris: innovator in lots of ways. wonder if he looks at the nfl and wonders why they criticized me so much for trying to run out of the shot gun and bring things from saturdays to sundays when there's so much around the league. >> kirk: look at them now. >> chris: that's what i'm saying. >> kirk: all you see. >> chris: they really roasted him, take that college crap -- veteran coaches. charles kellys.

into the room, the guy on the right, chip kelly. and left kelly says what are you doi doing in my room, both named charles kelly, given them the same room key in vegas hotel. >> kirk: did you know chip was char charles. >> chris: i always called him charles -- no, no idea. but chip is a nickname for charles. charles on the i.d. >> kirk: talked about colorado's remaining schedule. chip is at arizona, arizona state, at usc, rivalry game at cal. 6-2 after tonight. >> chris: you look at stanford, bottom of the conference, that's the team that roared back to beat colorado. battled washington to the very end today. and -- >> kirk: 33%. >> chris: few free passes. >> kirk: are those your numbers? >> chris: i came up with it,

sitting in traffic with the calculator out, let's get percentages. >> kirk: against usc. you and i will be at the l.a. coliseum with the crew. are you going home? stay out and hang out for the week? >> chris: going back home. jennifer, i'm coming home, don't worry about it. >> kirk: good. can go to colorado. >> chris: fair catch. a taste of shedeur sanders' night. he's battled but this. latu all over him from opening minutes. never let up. murphy twins all over him. >> kirk: gabriel murphy and grayson murphy, they took this game personal. entire defensive line. latu, all-american, been all over the field. three or four guys every snap, nowhere to escape. that's his strength, not just poise and ability to throw but to escape and keep his view and

vision downfield. his strength. but ucla knew coming in they had to take that way and they've done that. >> chris: he's back out there. quarterback wants to be out there. dad's okay with it. but d'anton lynn's defense has done a terrific job as we expected. just get down, don't take a hit. latu hunting him down again. >> kirk: they're going to the end here. the pressures, the hits. i don't know the difference between a hit and knockdown, all the same to me. sacked seven times. d'anton lynn has to be incredibly proud of the plan they put together. defensive coordinator, first year from the ravens, a raising superstar in the profession. he played at penn state. you know, worked most of his career in the nfl until he came over this year to replace billy mcgovern who passed away this

past may. said i'm going to keep the same verbiage, adjust my stuff to what you're used to. what an impressive guy. you talk to him, think he's got -- tests he'll have this year, people will talk about him and where he may fit in. >> chris: doesn't scream and yell at players, a teaching style more in the nfl, comes down to college, calm, reasonable. >> kirk: love it. >> chris: great demeanor, really connects with the players. >> kirk: when you talk to him, if you guessed where he played, penn state would be one of the first guesses. he represents penn state guys i've always been so impressed with. talked to todd blackledge about that, he did a heck of a job tonight. >> chris: sanders and kelly hugging, mutual respect, very authentic. deion's first ever visit to the

rose bowl. 28-16 loss. he'll no doubt console a disappointed team but tell them how proud he is of the effort. shedeur sanders, somehow able to stand up and laugh. garbers right there. eventful night for carson steele. caught a touchdown pass, had a couple of fumbles. let's visit with chip kelly and holly rowe. >> holly: coach kelly, the turnovers in the first half made this game very interesting, i think he wants to say hi to shedeur, can we wait? there we go. much respect there. tough night for that young man. >> kirk: kept battling, that's what he's telling him i'm sure. talking to him about that. >> holly: okay, coach, sorry about that. just wanted to ask, you bounced back after halftime, what was the message to the team about the turnovers, being resilient in the second half?

>> first give travis hunter credit, two phenomenal interceptions. we turned the ball over in the run game twice, uncharacteristic of us. we have to play our football and not turn it over against a good offensive team. lot of respect for shedeur hanging in tonight. tough kid, tough player. wins are hard, we'll take it. >> holly: you came out after the half, quick strike, offense got it rolling. how important was that drive? >> we talked about trying to do something to get back, get the momentum going. i think it helped. >> holly: you're known for offense but how cool is it your defense is this dominant? >> defense is what it's about in all of football. our defense kept us in, hats off to our guys. our defensive coaching staff, players, all the guys. they made it a little bit easier on us. usually don't turn it over four times in the first half going in

with the score we had, but down 40-0, they deserve a ton of credit. >> thanks, coach. >> thanks, holly, nice shoes. >> chris: 6-2, a tough schedule. wins in this league are tough. a lot of depth and balance in the final year of the pac-12. for us, bitter sweet to come out here and watch these teams on the west coast battle. big ten next for chip and the bruins, big 12 next for deion and the buffaloes. >> kirk: big win for the bruins. a game they knew they had to win, the plan coming in was a big part of the line of scrimmage. just told holly about defense, and he's got a great one. that defense will carry them the rest of the schedule and give them a chance to win every game they play. >> chris: what a player he is, ferocious. he was ferocious on the rugby pitch, more on the football

field. >> kirk: all the defensive ends out there. 6'5", 265 and months like a safety or inside linebacker. about as good as i've seen traveling all over calling games. great win for the bruins. see where they go from here. >> chris: under a full moon at the rose bowl, hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. 28-16 bruins is the final. appreciate our entire crew, bill helping out. gets a shout-out. holly rowe on the field, herbsteit and chris fowler. stay tuned for your local news on most abc stations.

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here in october. all four major sports are in action. great time of the year. some of the bay's biggest stars will be in action tomorrow. and that's where we begin our show. time now for our toyota. let's go places player of the day. we've got two again today. both very important to their respective teams, both going to play on sunday. brock purdy for the niners and draymond green for the warriors starting with qb1 brock purdy the 49 ers announced he passed his concussion test this morning. head coach kyle shanahan said friday that purdy would start against the bengals if he passed the test. so we can assume that probably stays true tomorrow. purdy was placed in concussion protocol after monday night's loss to the vikings, widely assumed that backup quarterback sam darnold would get the start. but but he made a surprise appearance at practice on thursday. full participant on friday. obviously some concern with purdy playing less than a week going into the protocol with the niners. bye week coming up after sunday's game, some speculation he would not play regardless of the testing. but that apparently will not happen.

meanwhile warriors forward draymond green will make his season debut for the warriors sunday afternoon in houston. draymond remembers sprained his ankle during a pickup game this summer and after he was cleared to practice last weekend, there was some hope he would play in the season opener last tuesday. dre said today he's ready to go take the floor tomorrow. still unclear if he will start or come off the bench. so draymond green , brock purdy, both will play sunday and they are toyota let's go places players of the day time now for our night night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better live better and surprise surprise it's stefan curry who put the kings to sleep last night. something about steph against sacramento. the chef was cooking in the capital city last night. game high 41, including this clutch three pointer with just under a minute to go, gave the warriors an eight point lead at that point, the first regular season, night night for the year for steph as the warriors beat the kings. 122 114 they earned their first win of the season in golden state will play a road back to back at houston tomorrow and at new orleans monday. then they're going to host the kings

again. that will be at chase on wednesday night. so steph and curry providing our good night play of the game sponsored by mancini sleep world sleep better live better. cal lost a really close one to usc today and stanford played washington tough. we'll have those highlights at 11. time for some news now with kareem. >> yeah, we have a lot of news to get to. chris, thank you for sports. we'll see you at 11. now most of the bay area is under a red flag warning tonight. it is the largest 1 in 2 years. a look at how many communities are preparing a huge protest over the conflict in the middle east. winds through the streets of san francisco and finds its way briefly onto the freeway. we were there with the crowd. we'll have the details as a new information emerges about the suspected gunman in the main mass shooting. what investigate are now saying about the search. >> i'm spencer christian. i'll give you a close up look at our fire weather conditions and the accuweather seven day forecast coming up when abc7 news at

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all are advised to be ready to evacuate with a large swath of the bay area under a red flag warning right now. thank you for joining us. i'm karina nova. this is the largest red flag warning in two years for the bay area, which means conditions are ripe for a wildfire. we begin our coverage tonight with spencer christian. and spencer, we could see some pretty high wind gusts tonight. oh, we could indeed, karina. >> we've got high winds and low humidity. that's the combination . and of course, it creates concern about wildfires. here's our red flag warning in effect for virtually the whole bay area until 5 p.m. tomorrow. winds gusting 40 to 60mph at times. humidity down to about 10% or even lower at times. and we have a wind advisor in effect also until 5 p.m. tomorrow. gusts in

the higher elevations may reach 40 to 60mph. so again, strong, powerful winds along combined with low humidity increases the risk of wildfires, which can spread rapidly and gain intensity rapidly under these conditions. i'll give you a closer look with the accuweather 70 forecast a little bit later today. >> all right, spencer, thank you. fire fighters across the bay area are ready this weekend as we deal with those red flag conditions. it's the largest flag warning for the bay area since october of 2021. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is in the north bay where many communities are prepared for a wildfire emergency tsay red flags are flying at fire stations across sonoma county warning the public about high fire danger in mill valley. >> families and kids getting some hands on training at southern marin fire station number nine, the public open house is part of october fire prevention month. >> these are the guys that are going to when we have the big wildland fire is going to save our butts. >> the timing of this event

colliding with this weekend's red flag fire warning this station crew is up, staffed and on high alert by saturday afternoon, winds were starting to pick up and every time we get below 30, 30, 35, our relative humidity is when we can potentially expect some extreme fire behavior. >> so that's kind of where we are this weekend. >> chief patterson says it's the first red flag warning for october in two years, and residents are getting nixle alerts about the increase. >> fire danger, red flag warning in effect 1028 through 1029. be cautious. >> the concern here in the area is a fire on mount tam, which burns mill valley down like the sign says, no parking here on miller avenue in mill valley. >> city officials want to use this stretch as an evacuation route in case of a fire. just something happens. >> there's only two roads out of mill valley. so if these roads are being used for parking other than a median, then those escape routes will be blocked for

everybody. >> so we're asking your viewership to be very vigilant this weekend. >> cal fire chief mike marcucci says it's been a productive year of prescribed controlled burns, reducing fire threat. but despite a mild fire season, he says the danger isn't over yet and residents should be ready to leave their homes if a fire breaks out. >> really a reminder to our communities to have their go bag packed. this is october. it is a very destructive month in california. historically have your plan be ready to evacuate if a fire does start in a rapidly evolves in the north bay. >> cornell bernard, abc seven news and the season goes on now hey the season goes the occupation farming doesn't for thousands of people hit the streets and temporarily shut down a freeway in san francisco calling for a cease fire in gaza. >> pro protesters walked onto the central freeway at market and octavia streets trying to take a march onto the bay bridge . the highway patrol stopped the group at the 8-80 split the

rally event, finally made it back onto city streets. participants called for an end to israel's military action in gaza following the violence by hamas. a rally is planned for tomorrow in san francisco by bay area jewish community groups. it starts at 130 at yerba buena gardens. we are learning more about the suspect in the main mass shootings, robert cards body was found inside a trailer across from a recycling center where he once worked. investigators say they had gone through the center twice and cleared it. they checked the trailer at the advice of the plant's owner. the company says card work there as a driver for about a year before leaving late last spring, card frequented the bowling alley and the restaurant where the shootings took place. still to come on abc seven news, a special opportunity this weekend in the bay area for some firefighters. take a close look. if you see something different. we'll explain what makes this event stand

fits aimed at helping female firefighters develop their careers as firefighting is a male dominated profession, and the goal of these events is to foster a connection and development among women. the training event continues tomorrow in san leandro, with opportunities to mentor firefighters. taking part came from all over the country. and we know the value of our firefighters. so it's so great that that's happening, especially on days like today and tomorrow when we're dealing with a red flag warning. >> spencer that's true all the way through the day tomorrow into early tomorrow evening, in fact. so let's take a look at what's going on right now. here is the red flag warning in effect until 5 p.m. tomorrow. it covers virtually all of the bay area. and of course, we have strong winds. we have dangerously low relative humidity. and that's a combination that can produce

conditions for fires, fires under these conditions can spread and intensify rapidly. we also have a wind advisory in effect until 5 p.m. tomorrow. winds will start gusting more heavily during the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning. we expect generally winds to be about 20 to 30mph out of the north, north northeast, with gusts ranging from 45 to 60mph. and of course, winds like this can knock down tree limbs, cause a few power outages, unsecured objects may get blown around. now, as we look at action that can help during critical fire conditions like this, avoid equipment that produces sparks, keep vehicles off dry grass, properly dispose of matches, cigarets and of course, make sure campfires are completely out. these are our forecast headlines. high fire danger through the weekend. strong, strong, gusty winds and very low humidity. strongest wind gusts will occur overnight and early tomorrow morning. right now, we're looking at relatively calm, but breezy conditions, temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50s. overnight lows will drop into the upper 40s to low 50s. generally highs tomorrow, pretty

mild day despite the winds upper 60s at the coast low to mid 70 at the bay and in our inland areas. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so the winds will taper off significantly late tomorrow going into tomorrow evening. monday is going to be a sunny and mild day with very, very light winds. tuesday, halloween will be a treat weather wise because it's going to be nice and mild. warmest day will be wednesday when inland highs reach into the upper 70s mid to upper 70s around the bay and almost 70 on the coast. on wednesday. believe it or not, on the first day of november. but it's going to be a pleasant week ahead. so just get through this fire period. we'll be fine. >> all right. we'll have an update with you at 11, of course. exactly right. all right. that's it for

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