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first we want to turn to the activity we are seeing in the weather department tonight. live doppler seven is picking up what you might have been seeing if you were out on the roads this evening. rain steadily making its way across some parts of the bay area. this was the view around dinner time in mill valley with a light sprinkle. let's bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian tracking what's ahead for the start of our week and your 24 hour accuweather forecast. spencer you're right j.r. we've got some rain and scattered showers around the bay area and this is what it's going to look like tomorrow morning. >> as we look at the 24 hour forecast. but the showers will still be with us through much of the day tomorrow. so we'll start the day in the morning with clouds and wet weather for the early morning commute. temperature at 7 a.m. about 58 to 60 degrees midday. still have the showers. showers persist and temperatures will range from mid to upper 60s from the bay to inland. 4 p.m. is the day is winding down. still temperatures in the mid 60s and it's still

going to be wet. so both morning and evening commutes will be wet tomorrow and then the sun sets early at 506. but the showers continue into the mid evening hours. it'll be about 60 degrees, 58 to 60. around 7 p.m. the showers will taper off later tomorrow night. i'll have the full accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. j.r. spencer, thank you so much. >> let's get back to the war in the middle east and the division it's spawning here at home tonight, tensions flared in a big way in san carlos. a fundraising gala for the israeli military. 75th anniversary was met by a rally outside of the event calling for a cease fire in gaza. abc seven news reporter tara campbell was there and filed this story. you can find pro-palestinian protesters gathered outside a gala fundraiser for the israeli defense forces. >> the best thing we could say is this is a really horrible time to think about fundraising for the israeli military. >> lisa rofel is with one of the organizations behind the

protest. >> this is led by children and grandchildren of holocaust survivors because they are demanding never again for anyone in hundreds chanting as gala attendees arrived for the fundraiser hosted by a group called friends of the israeli defense forces, who say the dinner celebrates 75 years since the establishment of the modern state of israel. >> we need a cease fire and we need to stop arming israel. >> what's your hope? tonight? >> more and more people come out, which i'm seeing and a handful of counter-protesters also showing up. >> a police swat team out controlling the crowd. and i'm here because i'm an american jew and how dare they kill palestinians in my name. and this evening was met with a couple of tense moments between protesters even right now behind me, there's one potentially breaking out. >> i think the overwhelming majority of the folks here want peace and they want they want

folks to be able to just live their lives. >> tara campbell, abc7 news. >> happening tomorrow, activists in tacoma, washington attend to protest a us military supply ship bound for israel after it was stalled at the port of oakland loaded with weapons. the vessel called cape orlando was blockaded by protesters on friday. three people climbed and held on to the ladder to keep it from leaving the dock and were later arrested. tacoma activists plan to show their solidary with that protest. all organizers are expecting hundreds of people to attend tomorrow afternoon. we are also expected new details to come early this week in the investigation of a possible hate crime on the stanford university campus. chp says an arab muslim student walking to class on friday when he was suddenly struck by a black suv. the student who is recovering from his injuries claims the driver yelled hateful slurs before

driving away. investigators believe the student may have been hit intentionally. >> it was a hate crime. it was an absolute violation of his ability to exist as a student on campus. it was targeted and it was targeted, and it should not have happened. >> police are expected to release new information in the next couple of days. stick with us for the very latest. with the war in the middle east coming up in only a half hour. if you'd like the latest updates and alerts just like this one with the abc seven news bay area app, everything from the conflict to the reaction here at home, just be sure to turn on the apps notifications owns. let's move to the buildup surrounding the major international event coming to san francisco known as apec. it's now less than a week away and thousands of people could be coming to town on. but with road closures, traffic detours and media attention, some are worried that any negative

headlines might keep future visitors away. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn shows us how some are pushing back against the so called doom loop narrative and building a better bay area for one week, the asia pacific economic cooperation summit will bring dozens of heads of state, foreign dignitaries and business leaders to san francisco. >> and with that comes ultra tight security. san francisco's homelessness, drug addiction crisis and shuttered businesses have made headlines around the world, but many communities are fighting back against any doom loop narrative. >> we're trying to tell people don't believe everything you hear. come down and visit us and see what we're doing. >> stephen lee owns three businesses in chinatown, including samuel restaurant, which has been around for 100 years and lions den bar and lounge. he and others like jenny leung with the chinese culture center, want to celebrate their community with apec visitors. >> chinatown is one of the

oldest chinatowns in america. it has such a rich history and it continues to remain extremely vibrant in chinatown. >> sf this mural went up on clay grant just in time for apec, this 200 foot dragon on display at 667 grant avenue waits to be unveiled to big apec crowds. while there are concerns that bus and central subway detours from apec would limit tourism to the area, community advocates remind visitors there will be a shuttle. >> local leaders in chinatown are stepping up and welcoming apec visitors starting this week . >> the night market that's going to open for two days on friday the 10th and saturday, the 11th. >> then on wednesday, november 15th, lee says there will be two media tours for apec attendees. one of them will feature legacy and new restaurants in chinatown. we'll end up going to about, oh, about 15 of their legacy restaurants around chinatown. other events include chinatown after party for apec 2023 and a chinatown after dark

walking tour of local historic bars on friday, november 17th. there's disco. yes, chinatown, art block party featuring dance and entertainment by local djs and contempt free artists. as san francisco gears up for apec and the global spotlight, local leaders are committed to chinatown and reclaim the narrative. >> we are going to show how through apec, what chinatown is going to be in san francisco. >> suzanne phan abc7 news. >> suzanne thank you so much. abc7 news is your go to news source for the upcoming apec event online. right now we have complete coverage of the event explaining what it is as the road closures and traffic changes to know about. find it all on abc7 news.com or on the abc7 news bay area app. now to the alarming new development at golden gate fields. our media partners at the east bay times report another racehorse has died there are bringing the toll

to 50 seen so far this year and seven since just the end of september. our officials say there's no direct link between the horses, but many are pending an official cause of death or other causes point to broken leg bones. gastro issues or just sudden death. 72 racehorses have now died at california tracks this year alone. since 1941, golden gate fields has straddled the border of berkeley and albany. it is already slated to close permanently in june of next year. the search is on in the north bay tonight for this type of wolf dog seen roaming around this weekend. it was last tracked in between santa rosa and sebastopol by the old airfield off of south right road. and just tonight, i spoke to animal experts about what exactly they're looking for part, wolf, part dog on the run and spotted in sonoma county twice this weekend. the warning from sebast stoppel police is simple. do not approach. we're

told, this wolf dog or wolf hybrid was seen running along highway 12 near south wright road and is named shadow. this animal is just scared and on the run. >> i don't see him even going after cats or certainly anybody's dogs on saturday, it's believed that this same wolf dog was seen in santa rosa on this doorbell. >> camera two owners out with their dogs and you hear this. there's a dog. >> it's a big one. come on. i just don't know. >> a little while later, that big dog believed to be shadow the wolf dog can be seen roaming in the corner yard and literally looks like a wolf. >> wolf, dogs are known, gloriously flight oriented. rather than fight, they want to get away. even stray dogs don't starve to death. and you know, they're going to find garbage. they're going to find cat food. they're going to find pet food out. this animal's not going to starve. and he's not likely to catch cats to eat them anyway.

so, again, very little risk. >> animal control tells us as of late sunday, they have stopped searching for the animal for the night but have located its owner who is still out searching. >> the average person can't give a wolf dog the enrichment and mental and physical stimulation they need and deserve. so they end up getting into trouble. i mean, we've rescued a lot of them at dogwood animal rescue. no word on how the animal got loose. >> so. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. the downside of artificial intelligence doing traumatic damage to teen girls at one new jersey high school. >> a problem i would call it a pandemic at this point. >> the fake nude images being unleashed in the high schools search for who is behind it. plus, trashing the yosemite trails. 10,000 pounds of litter now removed from yosemite national park. and we looked into the items they found

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she's even more worried now that her daughter, a westfield high school student, has become a victim. my daughter texted me, mom and naked pictures of me are being distributed and that's it. heading to the principal's office, parents later got an email from the principal reading in part. >> students brought to our attention that some of our students had used artificial intelligence to create images from original photos. the kind of altered pictures known online as deepfakes, she said, crying. >> and then she was walking in the hallways and she'd seen other girls of westfield high school crying, some of them victims, some of them just friends of the victims that just felt for them. >> the principal's email went on to warn parents new technology changes have made it possible to falsify images, and students need to know the impact and dangers. those actions can cause to others. the email also encouraged parents of victims to contact the westfield police, and mani says she did file a report.

>> but it's something that we will need to learn. our children will need to be aware of. >> congress is considering a bill introduced by representative joe morelli of new york that would make it illegal to share non-consensual deepfake images online. mani and her daughter plan to advocate for laws to protect people from deepfakes. >> in her words, we don't want a tragedy. a tragedy. wait for a tragedy to happen. you know we should do something proactively that was tim mcnicholas reporting that school district has not yet commented on how many students might be affected or any disciplinary action. >> tomorrow, jury selection begins in the federal trial for the man charged with attacking nancy pelosi's husband, paul, last october. surveillance video showed david depape breaking into the pelosi home in san francisco, eventually striking paul in the head with a hammer. the pap has been federally charged with attempted kidnaping and assault along with a slew of

charges in state court. that trial date won't be set until after federal trials finish. opening statements are expected this thursday. paul pelosi is scheduled to testify in court a week from tomorrow on the 13th. it's a welcome relief if you commute in the east bay. 680 southbound from dublin to sunol is set to reopen tomorrow morning. caltrans expects work to be done in time for the early commute. the three mile stretch of road is being repaved. crews have condensed 40 nights of work into just a weekend. for the second year in a row, volunteers just finished a major five day trash cleanup in yosemite national park. in all. and they say they collected more than 10,000 pounds of trash. here's what they found. among the most common items, food wrappers, cigaret butts, cleaning wipes and napkins. but the most frequent find this year unidentifiable microplastic fragments. thankfully, it was the least amount of litter

collected since the pickup event began. 20 years ago. joined now with abc seven weather anchor spencer christian spencer a little while ago. walk down to the store. it was still wet outside. you could still feel it in the air. yeah we've got these little pockets of light. >> rain and showers are moving through the bay area. not widespread, but it's wet just about everywhere. we're all getting some rain from this system. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see that right now, the north bay is not getting much, but locations east and south of the golden gate are getting some wet weather. and there's going to be a lot of wet pavement in the morning for the morning commute. the wind is relatively calm at the moment, but it's much milder than at this time last night. look at this, 4 to 8 degrees warmer in most locations. so let's move along and take a live view from our exploratorium camera looking toward the bay bridge, looking in this direction right now. you can see it's not raining right there in that spot. current temperature readings are generally in the low to mid 60s from oakland to mountain view,

san jose, palo alto, 59 at half moon bay. another live view at the golden gate where the pavement is damp. there have been occasional showers moving across the golden gate. other temperature readings right now generally low 60s santa rosa novato, napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. and one more live view looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera at abc news. our forecast headlines scattered showers and light rain will continue overnight. we have more rain coming our way tomorrow. so we can expect wet conditions for the morning and evening commutes and drier days are ahead midweek with chilly mornings coming our way. this current system on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale is a level one storm, a light storm. but through tomorrow we can expect more periods of showers and rainfall, less than a quarter of an inch of rain likely in most areas. slippery roads and breezy conditions. here's the forecast animation taking us into the early morning hours. another wave of showers will come through around 5 a.m. that'll be mainly in the north bay by

midday, we'll see the showers become more scattered. and in the afternoon, a wave of steadier rain moves through the south bay. and finally, in the mid evening hours, 9 p.m. or so, the rain will be all over. and as i mentioned, rainfall totals will be generally under a quarter of an inch. meanwhile, over in the sierra, there is some snow developing and we expect light accumulations of 1 to 2in in the greater lake tahoe area. low temperatures here tonight will be mainly in the upper 50s. highs tomorrow, low 60s coast, mid to upper 60s. elsewhere and here's the accuweather seven day forecast drying out on tuesday getting a little bit milder on wednesday but with chilly mornings partly cloudy again on thursday. and it looks like our next bout of rainfall will arrive next friday. j.r. >> spencer, thank you so much. i know it's not a lot of rain, but something is better than nothing. thank you so much. % the quest for 26.2. new york city holds its annual marathon. the couple of moments in particular caught our eye

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thousand runners took part this year. we also saw a new course record with runners from ethiopia and kenya taking home the top titles. tamirat tola of ethiopia, won the men's race, breaking the course record by eight seconds. he finished in two hours, four minutes and 58 seconds. hellen obiri of kenya pulled ahead in the women's race in the last 400m, and we had some vips complete the marathon as a relay team as well. tons of members of the abc news team in new york took part today. anchors david muir linsey davis, chief meteorologist ginger zee and so many more. congratulations to them. we love looking at those pictures and there was plenty of running to be had in san francisco for the

golden gate half marathon, about 5000 participants lined up for the race early this morning. they made their way through the presidio across the golden gate bridge, then back to the finish line at ghirardelli square. the first place runner, taylor gillan, finished the 13.1 mile in a single hour and 11 minutes. that that is fast. congrats to all of those runners. a wild weekend of football with the 40 niners sitting on the sidelines and the warriors look to extend their winning streak to six. chris alvarez will be right back with all that in

we're an hour away from chase and the dubs haven't lost since opening night against phenix. looking to keep both streaks going today in cleveland, iron man kevin looney, playing his 200th straight regular season game just over three minutes to go in the first half. sharing is caring. draymond green up top to gp2 too. dre had eight assists in the game. cleveland closed the half strong darius garland dribble drive hoop and the foul. he had 24 the cavs up 12 at the break. third quarter stephen

curry doing steph curry things puts max strus in a blender hits the three. finished with 28 and had seven threes. dubs down nine after three fourth quarter. down eight. draymond up top to jonathan kuminga j k 12 of his 15 in the fourth. warriors got within five but no closer steph gets picked right here. warriors with just 12 turnovers but shot only 35% strus slams it home it's a 12 point game at that point and donovan mitchell led all scorers with a smooth 31 points as the warriors lose 115 104 snapping that five game win streak. you know, it's a weird game. >> we just never got it connected, you know, it just never felt like our offense helped our defense or vice versa . we just we weren't getting stops. we were taking quick shots, a lot of bad possessions. we didn't turn it over much, but we didn't have good flow to our offense. was was in detroit tomorrow. >> now the niners were off this week but they still move back in the first place in the nfc west.

we'll show you how in a moment. but first provided the niners win the division, they will battle the nfc east winner for home field advantage and those two facing off in philly. eagles and cowboys. it's a good one. kodak prescott and the boys get the best of jalen hurts and the eagles cowboys led by three at the break. eagles retake the lead here. hurts devonte smith oh what a play touchdown he got three steps in as you see on the replay. philly pushed the lead to 2817 phillies star bryce harper approving from above fourth quarter down 11 prescott rolls right and finds jalen tolbert his first career score. they missed the two point conversion so it's a five point game. on the final play of the game last chance for dallas prescott to ceedee lamb and he stopped short of the goal line the eagles hang on 2823 they're an nfl best eight and one. here's how the niners move back in the first place in the nfc west. pete carroll seahawks against. let's take a selfie john harbaugh and the ravens baltimore just bullied seattle today geno smith was sacked four times in seattle. they could not

get anything going in. the ravens really could just under 300 yards rushing. rookie michael keaton. mitchell that is 138 yards and a 40 yard scamper as the ravens win 37 to 3. the niners will host the ravens on christmas day right here on abc seven sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino j.r. thank you so much. >> much more to come on abc seven news at 11. troubling text messages from a former san jose police officer. the man he shot is now opening up on what he wants to see done. plus, it's the dreaded time of year. daylight saving time and the rough sleep adjustment that comes with it. we take a look at the effects and how close it might be from coming to an end

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as you can tell by the language used in his text messages, clapping, people smoking people. that is not language that is used by police officers. >> harsh criticism coming down

tonight for the ex san jose police officer and the shooting of a man and the racially charged text messages that ultimately cost that officer his job. that growing controversy all centers around the now former officer shooting of a black man last spring. tonight, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is hearing from that victim and his civil rights attorneys now demanding criminal charges as it pretty much hurts me and it scares me to know how much hate a person can have in their heart. >> a 22 year old k on green reacting to newly discovered racist texts sent by a former san jose police officer who shot him last spring outside la victoria. taqueria where green says he disarmed someone involved in a fight. >> i feel like the hero of the situation that took place on march 27th. >> officer mark mcnamara shot green as he was backing out of the restaurant with a confiscated gun in a newly surfaced text dated the day after the shooting, mcnamara wrote to fellow officers in

wanted to carry a gun in the wild, wild west, not on my watch. the shooting sent green to the hospital, where he faced a long recovery, forced to take a break from his football career at contra costa college, his attorney, adante pointer, says the racist texts are the final insult. >> these were disgusting text messages, these vile text messages and some of the texts, mcnamara said. >> i'm pretty sure the district attorney would have charged me if i used excessive force. but she didn't because i didn't use excessive force. i'll shoot you to. mcnamara said of green's legal team. they should all be bowing to me and bringing me gifts. otherwise he would have lived a life of poverty and crime. in another text writing that he hates black people. mcnamara resigned from the sfpd last week after the text surfaced. lawyers are demanding mcnamara be charged with a hate crime and be decertified as a police officer. >> for you have allowed an

avowed racist cop in opportunity to go and seek employment in another community just to terrorize another person on another day. >> i never thought somebody could just have that much hatred in their heart to where they would want to kill me just because of what i look like. >> san jose mayor matt mehan says his city has a zero tolerance for racial bias. >> we are not going to tolerate races ism. we are going to continue working hard every day to build a culture of the utmost respect and professionalism within our department. >> green says he's moving forward, hoping to achieve his dream in football. >> i'm still hoping to make it to the nfl. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> let's turn now to the latest in the israel-hamas war where this tuesday will mark one month since hamas s brutal and deadly attack in israel. still hundreds of hostages are being held by the terrorist group. two more

palestinian refugee camps have been hit by israeli airstrikes in the central gaza strip. the un now says that half of the hospitals in gaza are no longer functioning. us secretary of state antony blinken met with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas in a surprise visit to the west bank. the biden administration now says that it supports a humanitarian pause, but stopping short of calling for a cease fire. >> i think everyone would welcome humanitarian pauses, there's no doubt about that. there are obviously different views, including on the question of the cease fire. but there's no doubt from my conversations with all of our colleagues who are in amman yesterday, that everyone would welcome the humanitarian pause. >> israel's prime minister says there will be no cease fire unless all israeli hostages are released at the early morning time. change gave us an extra hour to sleep today, but many of us feel like there's a serious price to pay for that extra hour. here's a live look out at

the san francisco airport tarmac tonight. sunset tonight was at an early 5:07 p.m. local time and as usual, not everyone is happy about the switch. abc's will ganz explains why it's notoriously unpopular to both on the small screen daylight saving not plural all time has never saved us from anything and in real life, a recent poll finding 62% of americans want to eliminate changing our clocks entirely. >> tiktok are shining a light on how annoyingly dark our afternoons become when daylight saving time goes away. this time of the year, how much daylight could we possibly need to save? >> it's 5:16 p.m. it's pitch black outside. what the. >> are you serious? right now? >> daylight saving time was implemented 105 years ago as a way to save on energy consumption during world war one. but decades of clock clashing followere it. presidenn

vetoing the repeal because he liked to golf. and at one point in may of 1965, the twin cities were keeping two totally different times. then in 1966, president johnson signed the uniform time act. the american medical association says all that changing of the clocks comes with potential risks. >> any change that affects your sleep cumulative over time can, with it bring all the detrimental effects of sleep loss. so that can include mood disorders, loss of focus, loss of judgment and even some long term issues such as changes in your blood pressure, your blood sugar. >> last year, the us senate unanimously passed the sunshine protection act, which would make daylight saving time permanent, meaning more daylight in the evening hours all year long. but the act didn't pass in the house and never made it to president biden's desk. now that bill is still in congressional limbo, so certainly no solutions ahead. >> well, still ahead on abc seven news at 11, call them the airbnb of mother nature. bay

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better bay area for the stunning marine sanctuaries that dot the california coast are critical for the continued health of ocean species. >> areas like the gulf of the farallones cordell bank and monterey bay. but if we think of them as massive cities in the sea, new research is suggesting we may also need something smaller in the future, maybe closer to a string of airbnbs for conservation because species are moving from these areas. >> larvae are drifting through ocean currents. >> nur arif jamal is a marine conservation scientist at stanford's dory school of sustainable city. his work includes documenting a severe marine heat wave off the coast of mexico. the kind of event that can both threaten marine habitats and push species to migrate and, you know, as climate change is happening, species are moving. >> they're kind of shifting a little bit. their distribution. >> but right now, we've seen about ten of these what appears

to be juvenile white sharks in the area. >> recently, the abc seven climate team profiled the unexpected appearance of juvenile great white sharks in monterey bay, much farther north than their normal nursing habitats off southern california. while a similar northward migration by the predatory california market, squid impacted salmon populations in the gulf of alaska. fellow stanford doha researcher larry crowder studies marine food chains. >> the data show that marine animals are moving poleward in the northern hemisphere to the north in the summer, southern hemisphere to the south. and that's thought to be related to long term trends in climate in this most recent study, the stanford team identified areas off the coast of california and mexico that might act as safe zones, many containing healthy kelp forests or other habitats. >> we have this amazing dataset in california, but also in mexico based on satellite that maps kelp forests. in the past 40 years. so there are places

that the satellite always detect that the kelp is there. >> the goal now to possibly turn the areas into an international string of migration sanctuaries, a pathway where species on the move could easily check in and check out as they adjust to changes and fluctuation patterns brought by climate change. >> and speaking of our micro climate expert here, spencer christian joins us with a little look at our weather and how normal it is or unnormal. >> all right. well, it's pretty normal, j.r. microclimates are all getting hit with a little bit of rainfall tonight. as you can see on live doppler seven. we we've had pockets of light rain and showers. that pattern will continue overnight. so it'll be a wet commute tomorrow morning and evening. this storm ranks level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale through tomorrow. showers periods of light rain, less than a quarter of an inch of rain likely from this system. but we will have slippery roads and breezy conditions forecast animation shows the activity will increase in the early morning hours just as the commute is getting underway

between 5:00 and about 7 a.m. then later in the day, it'll sweep southward. the north bay has been getting most of the rainfall, but the south bay will get quite a bit tomorrow afternoon and the early evening before the storm winds down. and again, we'll end up with rainfall totals under a quarter of an inch for most locations in the sierra. expect 1 to 2in of snow above 7000ft in the greater lake tahoe area from this storm, which is bringing some cold air with it. here's our accuweather seven day forecast on tuesday. we get some partial clearing a little bit milder under sunny skies on wednesday thursday still mainly sunny but beginning to cool down a bit. friday brings our next best chance of rain. j.r. thanks, spencer. >> here's chris with a preview of sports. >> j.r. coming up in sports, a wild week nine across the nfl. the niners were on the bye week. and george kittle provides a super salute to a local first responder. the heartwarming story next. in sports

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you've hit the midway point of the nfl season. and as we mentioned earlier, the 49 ers on the bye week. but back in first place in the nfc west, thanks to seattle's loss. now, november is salute to service month around the nfl. and earlier this week 40 niners tight end george kittle was named the 2023 team nominee for this prestigious award and recently george gave a local first responder the gift of a lifetime. >> i brought you presents. yes. yeah. so on behalf of the nfl, roger goodell, the 49 ers and bud light, we're gifting your family two tickets to super bowl 58. what? how's that sound? is that okay with you guys? these are your actual tickets. you have to take these with you. >> george, obviously kidding. but how cool is that? kittle as he said in partnership with the nfl, 40 niners and bud light helped gift the ticket to leland simmons, who served more than four decades as a reserve deputy level one with san mateo county. leland tells me he spent about 5 to 10 minutes with george

talking and taking photos. super bowl 58 will be played in las vegas on sunday, february 11th, hoping the niners will be there. fans can vote on nfl.com. com to help george become a finalist and the winner of the nfl salute to service award will be announced at the nfl honors during super bowl week. how cool is that? all right bills and bengals damar hamlin smiling on the sideline. remember, he went into cardiac arrest there in january. a scary sight now opening possession. joe burrow finds irv smith jr seventh in bengals in let's dance. that's a good one. bills respond firebaugh's josh allen going to take it in himself and we're all tied and gives the football to a lucky bills fan who made the trip to cincy bengals respond it's oakleys joe mixon the bay area guy second straight week with a score did against the niners last week climbs the wall to celebrate with whodat nation 14 seven cincy early fourth quarter bills down 2110 allen to dalton kincaid upended but he's the boss punched out by jermaine pratt second straight week pratt has made a big play remember he

picked off brock purdy against the niners last week as the bengals win 2418. they've won four games in a row after the raiders fired or benched nearly everybody this week. interim head coach antonio pierce making his debut against the team he played for the giants who lost quarterback daniel jones, hurt his right knee, did not return. that's feared to be a torn acl. we'll find out more on monday. rookie aidan o'connell replacing jimmy garoppolo to trey tucker for 50 yards, longest play of the year for vegas. josh jacobs caps the drive, his second score of the day. the raiders led 24 nothing at the half and pierce wins his head coaching debut 30 to 6 former niners defensive coordinator demeco ryans coaching a wild one in houston against the bucs. houston's kicker got injured but they needed a field goal late so backup running back dari a ball 29 yarder hey it's good and houston has the lead first non kicker to make a field goal since 2004 final seconds texans down for the second overall pick c.j. stroud to tank dell game

winner stroud throws for an nfl rookie record 470 yards five scores texans win 3937. another weird game here in atlanta. vikings rookie quarterback jaren hall starting in place of kirk cousins, who tore his achilles last week. late first quarter running in for the score hit hard and he was ruled out there with a concussion. so enter joshua dobbs. yes, he was traded the vikings this week from arizona wasn't expected to play. and he leads an epic comeback, down eight in the third. he's going to run it in from 18 yards out game tied at 21 after the two point conversion, 27 seconds to go down four. dobbs to brandon powell for the game winner. dobbs leads four touchdown drives in the win and the vikings win 31 to 28. the first nfl regular season game ever in germany today, former niner offensive coordinator, that's mike mcdaniel the dolphins playing the chiefs under a minute before the half dolphins that's former chief tyreek hill ball gets knocked out mike edwards picks it up and then gives it to brian cook. and

there he goes down the sideline, 59 yards, 21 nothing. casey but third quarter, it's 21 to 7 game. another former niner it's raheem mostert from 13 yards out makes it 2114 last chance for miami down seven to a tagovailoa mishandles a snap chiefs jump on it and they win the game 21 to 14 in the first germany game round and round we go nascar season finale the championship in phenix elk grove's kyle larson among those in contention for the title was in the lead after a late pit stop. but with 21 to go. ryan blaney gets by and blaney is going to hold on for his first nascar cup championship and the second consecutive championship for a team penske driver, abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris, thank you so much. well that's it for tonight. i'm j.r. stone, abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five. have a wonderful week

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