robberies and any violence like this will not be tolerated in our city. >> there are multiple developing stories. we are following tonight in the bay area. a forty-niners player was shot during an attempted robbery in union square. what we know about

the suspect. also in the north bay, at least one person is dead after a plane crashed at an airport. we are hearing from witnesses about what they saw. and we have some sad news regarding a man who grew up in the bay area and was taken hostage by hamas. tsay seven. news at 11 starts now. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. we start with that attempted robbery and shooting of forty-niners wide receiver ricky pearsall. the forty-niners drafted him in the first round this past april. this happened right in the heart of union square at grant avenue and geary street. and we're told pearsall fought back against the suspect, leading to both getting shot. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is following this developing story. it drew sharp reaction from city leaders. >> a high profile shooting in san francisco's union square saturday. police called to grant avenue and geary street just after 330 in the afternoon, where there were reports of a double shooting. police locating

two people, one of them san francisco, 40 niners, rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall, both taken to san francisco general hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >> he was walking alone when a suspect approached him and attempted to commit to commit an armed robbery. using a gun. a struggle between mr. pearsall and the suspect ensued, and the suspect's gun struck. gunfire from the suspect's gun struck both mr. pearsall and the subject. >> the police chief saying there is no indication this was a targeted incident and that the only gun involved was the suspect who was arrested near the crime scene. >> the suspect has been identified as a 717 year old male who resides in tracy, california. thankfully, mr. pearsall is in stable condition. >> the police chief seen here arriving at the hospital followed later by mayor london breed and district attorney brooke jenkins. >> my hope is that we can demonstrate that this is an isolated incident, one where our

officers acted swiftly and the things that we put into place and how they were designed led to an arrest and will lead to accountability. the mayor calling the incident at union square rare and applauding the police department for its quick response. their work ensures that people know that if they come to san francisco to commit crimes, they will be arrested. >> district attorney brooke jenkins saying charges can be expected next week. >> we are not a city that will be tolerant of these, of this type of conduct. the da doubling down on her commitment to work with the mayor to make the city as safe as possible. this is a setback, but we will continue to push forward to make sure that we minimize these types of events in our city. >> the police chief reiterating, while there is a suspect in custody, there is still more investigative work to be done. tara campbell abc seven news. >> developing news in the east

bay police just wrapped up on the scene of a suspected freeway shooting on eastbound 580 in oakland. two people in a vehicle were hit by gunfire around 2 p.m. and taken to a nearby hospital, then transported to other hospitals for higher levels of care. all eastbound lanes near seminary avenue were closed just after three this afternoon. they reopened just after 10 p.m. tonight after several hours of investigation. severe traffic has impacted drivers all evening in alameda county. we're also following developing news out of the north bay, where there was a plane crash at an airport. this happened at gnoss field in novato. there was fire that spread from the plane to the grass nearby, putting a plume of black smoke into the air. abc seven news reporter anser hassan was at the scene. he spoke to witnesses. >> i didn't hear anything. i suddenly saw this big black, billowing clouds, black, black and carried this way and realized something was wrong.

>> the black smoke. heather thompson is describing is from a small three seater plane that crashed into a hangar during takeoff, killing the pilot. it happened saturday afternoon at north field airport in novato. >> from what i hear right, the plane sort of shimmied and went off the runway to the left and into this hangar, and all i could see was what was left was the tail of the plane. >> one person who was at the airport tells abc seven news that the wind socks, which help pilots determine where the wind is coming from, were blowing in different directions. he says that means it was likely gusty in the area and that may have impacted the takeoff. he also says the plane likely had a full tank of gas, which led to how big the fire got. but we could see the one hangar. >> i believe it's only one that was really burning. >> the national transportation safety board confirmed the pilot died in the crash. in an email

to abc seven news, it says an ntsb investigator will arrive sunday morning and will be focused on three primary areas the pilot, the aircraft and the operating environment. that includes examining aircraft maintenance records, the weather forecast, the pilot's license and a 72 hour background check of the pilot to determine if there were any issues that could have affected the pilots ability to safely operate the plane. a preliminary report is expected within 30 days at north airfield airport. anser hassan abc seven news. >> answer. thanks much. we have developing news out of the middle east where the family of hersh goldberg-polin says his body was found in gaza by the israeli military. goldberg-polin was raised in berkeley. hamas took 23 of the 23 year old hostage on october 7th, kidnaping him from that music festival. he's been in captivity for more than ten months since just last weekend, family, friends and others rallied for his release and safe return hom. new developments out of the

state capitol tonight. as the clock is about to run out on two landmark bills tackling reparations for black californians. the california legislature black caucus says the last two reparations bills will not go to vote before a midnight deadline for them to pass. it represents a major blow to the state's first in the nation plan. responding to a legacy of slavery and anti-black policies, the bills would have created an agency to oversee reparations and a fund to eventually handle compensation to families. the formation of that agency was critical to a separate bill that passed earlier this week. it called for compensating families who had lost property to racist policies without that policy. that plan is dead. that leaves one reparations bill remaining. an apology for our nation's history of slavery and racism. bill sponsor state senator steven bradford says he's doing everything he can to bring his bills up for a vote. but there's

less than an hour to go. watch the abc7 originals documentary. california's case for reparations. it dives into the groundbreaking work of the reparations task force, examining bills that came out of it. it's now streaming on demand on the abc seven bay area app. police are investigating after finding a person dead on the street in oakland's chinatown. authorities are looking for several people suspected of physically beating the victim to death. police responded to a report of an unresponsive individual on the street yesterday, just before nine in the morning near eighth and webster street. officers provided medical aid until paramedics arrived, but the person died at the scene. the victim has not been identified. no arrests have been made. in san francisco, police are investigating a reported shooting that left a girl severely injured. officers were called to a home on chicago way before 530 yesterday afternoon. the girl's father, who says he

was not home at the time, tells police his daughter was likely shot by a stray bullet that came through the house. he says he was notified by his wife that their daughter had been shot. police say the girl was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. a witness says it happened inside the home, right as the girl's family was ordering dinner. fire crews have contained a fire that burned buildings near lakeport. you're looking at some of the images in that area here. urgent evacuations were ordered for a couple of neighborhoods west of clear lake near highway 29. cal fire requested a closure of the freeway in both directions near hill road. the fire burned 3 to 4 acres and burned multiple buildings. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. a popular spot to cool off in the north bay is closed for the holiday weekend. at look at what failed along the russian river, and a little later, a major warning about mosquitoes. as more people get infected, potentially deadly

viruses. >> and we have a mostly clear evening right now with temperatures generally in the 60s. the clouds will roll in overnight. we have a gorgeous weekend ahead and a good labor day, but a big warm up heads our way and i'll

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a weekend, a beach that would usually be packed is empty today with rushing water taking out a big chunk of the road. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is in the north bay talking with neighbors and first responders. >> oh, it's crazy. yeah, that's a lot of force of water. >> noni marie mitchell can't

believe how much damage this dam breach on the russian river caused at popular vacation beach in guerneville. >> it was such force. it came right straight across and just wiped out that whole edge of the road. >> the road, bridge and beach are closed this labor day weekend because the county says it's just too unsafe. warning signs now posted. >> normally, this whole area right here would be packed with tourists and with swimmers. and so right now, this beach is closed and there's a swimming hole right on the other side of those trees that a lot of people utilize. >> the reeves family are feeling deflated along with their paddle boards. they didn't know vacation beach was closed. they come here every year. >> the plan was to paddle down the river and then go to the beach and barbecue for labor day weekend and, but maybe it's going to be a little different now. >> this dam is used in summertime to slow river flows upstream for rafters and swimmers. check it out. you can see how low the russian river

has dropped since the dam breach. normally the water is to the top of those yellow boards and out of caution. park and rec district pulled some of the boards out to release the pressure on the dam, which then in turn lowered some of the river levels so some neighbors are worried. they say this road and bridge typically stay open through prime fire season. >> there's only one way in the community when this bridge isn't in, so they do try to keep it up until fire season until, you know, at least the end of october, just in case. so we don't get stuck. >> the county says the dam will be dismantled soon. the road will likely stay closed until next spring. in guerneville. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> unfortunately, that's not the end of the water woes on the russian river. water managers say they found potentially toxic algae on the east fork of the river. that's up in mendocino county, northeast of ukiah. the north coast regional water quality control board says people and pets should not touch the algae or drink river water.

children and dogs are at highest risk for getting sick. the water board is putting up signs to warn people about this algae. there was a vigil tonight in san francisco remembering all those lost to overdoses. there are tributes across the bay area and around the world today as we mark international overdose awareness day. hope, a peninsula nonprofit, held a memorial walk and educational resource fair at the pacifica moose lodge. the event is designed to prevent overdose, reduce stigma and support families and friends of those who have been impacted by addiction. more than 200 people attended today's event. >> i think education is really important. i think we're all. another thing we try to do is reduce the stigma around people that are struggling, and not to look down on people and have an open mind. i would say the biggest thing i would say is empathy. we need to have empathy for people and we don't know what people are going through and what they're struggling with and trying to understand and just not judge people. >> training and free narcan were provided by micah's hugs, a

nonprofit in the north bay dedicated to educating youth on the dangers of substance abuse and fentanyl poisoning. recognizing overdose awareness day od free marin was in san rafael teaching people how they can help. first is to know the signs that someone is having an overdose. if they have slow to no breathing, they're unresponsive and can't be awakened, or their eyes have pinpoint pupils. >> you will put this nozzle up the nose, up the nostril, and then you will hit the plunger all the way through. and that releases one full dose they could come to and please know they could come to and be in shock. they don't know what's just happened. >> it could be combative. >> absolutely. so you want to stand back and then you let them know you've had an overdose. if they don't come to you after about 2 or 3 minutes, you open the other nasal spray and you put it up the other nostril and you spray. >> they were giving out those narcan sprays for free, which

has the power to save lives. meteorologist frances dinglasan joining us now uh. busy day in the city and lots of runners that were outside today as well. just beautiful. >> yeah, we had clear skies, lots of sunshine. in fact, it will be like that for the next few days all through labor day weekend. temperatures also pretty moderate, and we'll show you live doppler seven right now, so it's pretty quiet out there. but really the big news is the warm up heading our way. it's so pretty from mount tam, i had to show you this live camera shot as we look south towards the bay bridge in san francisco. you see some of those coastal clouds starting to seep in into san francisco, and the low clouds will spread throughout the bay area overnight. right now in san francisco, it's 59, oakland 63. also hayward at 63 and redwood city, san jose, 64, and half moon bay has cooled down early. it hit the 50s earlier this evening, and it's now at 54 from emeryville. we're looking out towards the bay bridge once again, and more 50s and 60s out there. santa rosa

57, petaluma 55. but we are still in the low 60s. fairfield, concord right now. 64, livermore 63. this time, as we show you live shot of the embarcadero from our roof camera. here's what you can expect for the weather headlines. so tomorrow, mostly sunny, but with the sea breeze that'll keep temperatures pretty moderate. and then labor day will be sunny and a little bit warmer compared to tomorrow. then next week. triple digit heat returns mainly tuesday, wednesday and thursday will be the warmest days for inland areas, so we'll show you the futurecast animation. so clouds spread in tonight. tomorrow morning you'll wake up to low clouds depending on what time you wake up, but by midday it will be clear. and then in the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. so the sea breeze will also help bring those clouds back in late sunday night. very late into early monday morning. so overnight lows will generally be in the 50s. san francisco 57,

oakland and san jose 59. then a little bit cooler in the north bay. some low 50s out there. ukiah and also in santa rosa right at 50. milder in antioch at 60 degrees. so tomorrow look for temperatures to be very similar to what we experienced today. but it could be a little bit milder in some spots, like san francisco 70, oakland 73, san jose 79. so our warmest inland locations will generally be in the mid 80s tomorrow. antioch 84 degrees. but look at fairfield also. ukiah 87 lakeport, 89 degrees. still at the beaches though with that sea breeze, only 65 in half moon bay. now. monday will be a touch warmer, but i'm going to jump ahead to tuesday where we see 100 degrees in some spots, like fairfield, concord, 99, antioch, danville, livermore, even san francisco. getting up to 79, san rafael 94 degrees. it's going to be really hot on wednesday. thursday is when things start to mellow out a little bit, but still hot for those inland

areas. in fact, it's going to be pleasant at the beaches if you can head to the beach. although a lot of kids are starting school this week if they haven't already. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so another mild to warm day tomorrow. sunny for labor day. just a little bit warmer. but look at those. the heat just spiking and peaking tuesday, wednesday and thursday before we cool down again. more comfortable for next weekend. >> i think i was celebrating too early. a couple of weeks ago we had cooler weather. i said, yes, fall is here. >> yes. and then. nope. >> yep. you're saying no, no, no, wait this minute. >> yes. it's going to keep changing a lot. >> thanks so much, frances. directv customers could soon lose their ability to watch programing on abc seven and other disney stations, including espn and fx. disney and directv are trying to negotiate a new deal. joe torres from our sister station in new york, has detail. >> hundreds of thousands of directv subscribers are in danger of losing abc, espn and a host of other channels owned by the walt disney company. at

issue, the rates and terms the company is willing to pay for the rights to retransmit those channels. if an agreement cannot be reached by sunday, directv customers will not be able to watch the us open tennis tournament, as well as big matchups to start the college football season and possibly even the kickoff to monday night football when the new york jets take on the san francisco 49 ers. disney remains in negotiations with directv. subscribers could also lose access to freeform. the fx networks and national geographic channels. what's more, direct tv viewers will lose access to abc through this local station. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11. this is likely one of those moments you'll only see in lake tahoe. we'll have more on this bear encounter that nearly ende

in south lake tahoe. wildlife photographer tug silk captured this moment recently, just let them go the bathroom right now, he says he's run into this family of bears before and that he persuaded the mom not to enter the bathroom. and then reminded the cubs again. that's why he was saying no, no, no. silk keeps an eye out for these moments as he covers tahoe's urbanized black bear population. cutest bears right there. well next up in sports, the first full weekend of college football and the cal bears open up 2024 with a win in front of the home crowd. highlights from memorial stadium next

iron the cal bears, hoping to build off of last year when they made a bowl game for the first time since 2019. it's year eight for head coach justin wilcox, and out of the tunnel they come at memorial stadium and there

they go. cal actually trailed with under four minutes to go before halftime, but noel williams took this kick 80 yards to the house, barely touched and the bears led by one at the break. he also had an interception. and who likes it? husky loves it. second half we go. the bears played much better. jayden not from six yards out for the second of his two tds on the day. it's 2113 bears and the defense played great with three picks on the day. how about this one right here. they're looking they're looking. and it's caught. cade's got it. he had one of them. and that helped set up the bears final score of the afternoon. when fernando mendoza steps up, connects on a low throw to hunter, and the bears pull away for the 3113 win. coach wilcox credits them for staying focused when things started slowly. >> it's the difference between bad football and good football is about that much, and i think we just played a lot more detailed, played with better technique and executed a higher

level in the second half and first half they wanted to play. it wasn't. the guys weren't flat. we just didn't play well. >> every single time he got the first first down we scored. and so that was the biggest thing. when we all put our efforts together, all hyped each other up. energy. hey, we got to get this first, first down. instead of thinking big picture, we think small picture first. it was that enabled us to go and score a lot of points. >> he's analyzing it all. the giants hosted the marlins. will clark son trey throwing out the first pitch to former giants pitcher dave dravecky. no score in the second. griffin conine, son of jeff conine, hits his first career homer off the pole and into the water. cool, but not cool that he's on the marlins two. nothing. marlins. giants trying to mount a late comeback. michael conforto line drive shot into the bullpen that makes it a one run game, but lamonte wade uh- strikes out to end it. yep, i'm breathing heavy again. giants lose 4 to 3 to drop back a game below 500, and their playoff hopes are all but done at this point. the a's in texas facing bruce bochy. the butler did it again lawrence

butler i'm talking about he's on some kind of heater. another home run today. this was a rocket 113 miles an hour off the bat. that makes six homers in his last five games. a's would tie this up at two. but in the bottom of the ninth with bases loaded, tavares with a soft ground ball that gets through for a base hit. another breathing heavy one. the a's lose this 3 to 2. and finally the washington nationals called up dusty baker son darren to make his major league debut on sunday. you know him best as the three year old bat boy, but j.t. snow saved during the 2002 world series against the angels. but he has grown up. he played baseball for cal and was drafted by the nationals in 2021, and he'll make his debut against the cubs. both teams, at one point managed by his dad, dusty this. abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. a new round of

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we are following two big stories tonight. first, forty-niners wide receiver ricky pearsall was shot today during an armed robbery. it happened this afternoon in san francisco's union square. pearsall was shot in the chest and is and is in serious but stable condition. the suspected robber was also shot and injured. we're told there was a struggle between the two. police arrested the robbery suspect within minutes. they identified him as a 17 year old from tracy. he was shot in either the hand or the arm. and in novato, one person is dead following a crash at nas field. witnesses say the plane hit a hangar during takeoff, killing the pilot. there was no one else on board. the flames from the crash spread to nearby brush,

putting up a large plume of black smoke. an investigator from the ntsb will arrive sunday morning to try to determine what caused the crash, and preliminary report is expected within 30 days. the pilot's name has not been released. now to the warning about mosquitoes. communities across the country are waging war against the pesky bugs. after health officials confirmed two adults in new jersey and two in wisconsin died after being bitten and contacting mosquito borne viruses. authorities say there are nearly 300 cases across more than 30 states. abc's naim has the details. >> communities across the country are on alert as cases of mosquito borne viruses are on the rise, including the west nile virus and eastern equine encephalitis, also known as triple e. health officials say west nile is responsible for the deaths of adults in new jersey and wisconsin. nearly 300 cases reported across 33 states, and

experts say 1 in 150 may lead to serious illness or even death. symptoms include high fever, headache, disorientation, vision loss and even paralysis. in new york city, on alert after mosquitoes infected with west nile were discovered earlier this week. trucks spraying parts of brooklyn and manhattan considered high risk. >> we think at this moment, you know, there is a high percentage of mosquitoes infected with west nile virus in some areas, not everywhere. some areas of the city, and those are the areas which we are treating right now. >> the northeast also concerned for the deadly disease known as triple e, after officials in massachusetts said a second case in the state was discovered. it's prompted some public high schools to change the times of their football games, trading those famous friday night lights for a 4:00 kickoff. >> it's a pretty big tradition here on friday night. i think the town should leave it up to the individual if they want to take the necessary precautions,

then do so. >> the rare but serious triple e disease is mostly spread through mosquito bites and symptoms overlap with many of those found in west nile. they also include drowsiness, behavioral changes, and seizures. and when abc news, washington. >> jaguar is warning owners of i-pace electric vehicles about a potentially dangerous problem with the battery. it's advising people to park outside because the batteries could catch fire. jaguars recalling models from the 2019 model year because of the problem. so far, there have been at least three fires in the united states related to the battery issue. and get this, the company issued three recalls previously due to problems with the battery. in vallejo, residents in the south part of the city are dealing with an awful smell of sewage. it's being caused by repair work underway at the vallejo wastewater treatment plant. abc seven news reporter ryan curry shows us what's being done to mitigate the stench, and how long it will last. >> you can't see it, but you can

definitely smell it on this hot late summer day. vallejo residents are struggling to stay outside. >> it's in different areas of vallejo. if you go down sonoma, there's a big, huge. we don't have a sewage plant down there. smells like that. >> the odor is wastewater. go anywhere in the south side of vallejo and it will smell like sewage and chemicals. >> if it's like a hot day today and the air isn't moving and you're around there, it's pretty pronounced. it's pretty pungent. >> it's coming from here. the vallejo wastewater treatment plant. the reason why it smells so bad is because this giant tank called a bio tower is shut down. it's going through some much needed repairs. >> there's a millions upon millions of square feet of media, plastic media in there on that media. there's a massive zulu mass that actually grows. that media has not been replaced since it was actually brought on line in 1988. >> media is a term for when plastic and rocks build up in the filter. orlando cortez is the superintendent of the project at the plant. he walked

us around the facility to show us the refurbishing plans. but while they retrofit one tank, it means they only have just one working to filter all of vallejo's wastewater. the strength of the wastewater doesn't go down whatsoever. >> however, our treatment did. so we reduce our treatment by 50% and thus, you know, it is what it is. >> the flood district installed these misters around the edges of the tank. they have a cherry aroma coming out of it. it's anything they could do to try to make the air smell just a little bit nicer. the project started back in march and the wastewater district told vallejo residents it was going to smell. but what they didn't anticipate was how strong it would smell and how far it would travel. >> we undershot the actual radius of notifying our ratepayers. i believe we went out a half a mile, now, in hindsight, we would have went out a little further, maybe two miles, just to make sure that we covered everyone in that area. >> mix that in with it being a hot summer and it means vallejo is one stinky city. but cortez says this project is necessary

for the plant to stay running long term. he says it is supposed to be done the 1st of november, but that also means two more months of dealing with a bad stench. in vallejo. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven news at 11. get ready to fly. we'll give you a sneak peek at a new documentary that explores the extreme sport of base jumping. >> and after the marine layer moves in overnight, we'll have another sunny day. temperatures close to what we experienced today. it's going to hold steady through labor day, but then it's going to really wa

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filmmakers and daring base jumpers. the film begs the question, what if the very thing that fuels you could also be your downfall? gabby. gabby >> i think when you have a dream and you feel the beauty of human flight, you're willing to put a lot on the line. >> base jumping essentially diving into the air with just a single parachute. it's a community many know little about. the documentary fly wants to change that. >> historically, they were kind of cast off as rebels of society. it wasn't mainstream. everybody lived nice. you really tried to do is celebrate this art of human flight and dig deeper into the motivations of these individuals, of who does it, and why. >> fly features three couples who truly live life on the edge, like amber and espin, whose bond is tested by triumph and tragedy. it's about life and

death. >> we are criticized for it by many, and we are often misunderstood. >> they hope their story changes that point of view. >> i just looked at her, thinking she had found something she would love. >> this film is a lot about freedom. our life is a lot about freedom. it's about seeking purpose in whatever way you want to fly. >> spread your own wings and your own life. they hope you'll watch this and be inspired. invigorated. >> if we just dare to do it, it's probably going to be an incredible journey. and the biggest risk we can ever take is to not risk anything at all. >> this documentary took seven years to make with state of the art cameras capturing the gravity defying jumps in the air and on the ground, but it is the most dangerous sport you could do, the most lethal. >> and i think the movie, we did not lose sight of that. >> but the filmmakers say at the heart is the human spirit taking risks and taking flight. >> the one thing that we learned through this whole process, and i think very early on, is that

when somebody is standing at the edge of the cliff, it really informs how they live. one. >> fly is an imax theaters monday and tuesday. disney which owns national geographic, is the parent company of abc seven. frances dinglasan is here, and i can tell you, whatever your forecast may be, i will not be base jumping based on your forecast. that is for certain. you won't catch me there. >> that's great, i won't either. okay, great. all right. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. and we will be cooling down to mostly the 50s for almost everyone tomorrow morning. san francisco 57, oakland and san jose at 59. and then look for plenty of sunshine in the afternoon once the marine layer burns off. temperatures will be in the mid 60s at the beaches all the way to the mid 80s. even some upper 80s for inland areas. i also just want to quickly show you the temperature trend for livermore, so you get the idea of how hot it's going to be. triple digits tuesday, wednesday and thursday.

you'll see that here too with the accuweather seven day forecast. so a really nice memorial weather, labor day weekend with temperatures holding fairly steady. slightly warmer on monday, but then the heat really spikes on tuesday and wednesday with those triple digits inland and even around the bay, it will be in the upper seconds at beach weather to if you can afford to go, as long as you can find a barbecue somewhere, right? >> oh yeah. >> it's going to be great barbecue weather for monday. >> thank you so much. up next, the negotiation that felt like it would never end is resolved with a signature and smiles. brandon aiyuk makes it official. we'll hear from ba. plus a hall of famer about how holdouts impact the

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million contract extension with the 40 niners. and as you'll see in this video, after months of haggling, then silence and trade demands all smiles now that the deal is done. aiyuk had 75 catches for more than 1300 yards with seven tds last season. he's a key member of the 40 niners offense and had a message for the faithful. >> it's been a long time coming, but we're here faithful. more years. let's get it. let's get to it. let's go. i love you, man. >> appreciate it. this is awesome. yes, sir. sleep well last night. yeah, yeah. how you doing, buddy? you happy? yeah. you having a good day? proud of you, daddy. yeah. give me some. >> all handshakes for aiyuk and john lynch. i guess it's all good at this point. i would hope so. so, one down and one to go. a trent williams still holding out. williams is regarded as one

of the best offensive tackles in football history, and would likely like to be paid as such. he wants more money and his deal has no guaranteed money left, so that has to be addressed. 40 niners tight end george kittle talked about williams friday on fanduel tv with kay adams. >> does trent show up the day of monday night football? does he show up the day you play the jets or before? what are your guesses? >> if he pulled up to the day of the game like ready to play and just like pulled up in a rolls royce, i'd be like, yeah, that sounds about right. you go, trent, do you? man? >> don't you think he'll do that? i hope he does that. >> that'd be awesome. or he just rolls up with a brinks truck. who knows. jalen ramsey did that once and it was very clever. >> a brinks truck money for all of us maybe right. i don't know. newly minted hall of famer patrick willis, who played his entire career at linebackers for the niners, has partnered with specter sports art, dropping a series of custom trading arts. i'm looking at them now. i think

i can dig it. abc seven sports director larry beil talked to willis about how holdouts can affect the team with players needing practice time together, and if this is a make or break year for the 40 niners. >> you want to be able to get your work in with your guys. it's one thing to for him to be here and he knows the offense. he's been in the offense, he's been around practice. it's super bowl or bust for them. i truly feel like they have to feel this way. it's not just good enough to have a good season or to make it to the first round. they really need to go. and anything short of them winning the super bowl, they will feel as if they didn't succeed. and i just want to see them go out and finish it to a different kind of football. >> let's kick it. quakes hosting minnesota united. quakes down one nil in the first half. ball bounces around and right to ousseni. bouda scores his first mls goal in dramatic fashion. quakes, though, would end up

losing this one 2 to 1, but a tremendous first goal that he will remember. michigan under new head coach sharon moore. i've been called out this week for wearing maize and blue, hosting chris alvarez's fresno state bulldogs, michigan leading most of the way, but it's still closer in the fourth quarter. fresno state gets into the end zone. mikey keene finds raelynn sharpe 19 yards. bulldogs hanging around, hanging around. i feel you wolverines fan. what is going on? but big blue responds the very next drive. davis warren to colston loveland 2310. that's the michigan team. we know fresno state. then they would drive again after that celebration there. first and goal keene is picked off by will johnson, who looks like he's in a foot race, but nobody's going to catch him 86 yards right to the big house. michigan wins 30 to 10. and let's go back to cal. second quarter uc davis scored to take a 13 seven lead, but they made their mistake kicking off to noel williams. i could watch this all night and

williams wouldn't have been. he wouldn't have even been caught in flag football. 80 yards to the house. the bears never trailed again. look at him go, senior said afterwards. he better get a speed boost in the college football. 25 video game, as the bears go on to win their season opener 3113. >> i just saw a crease when i got the ball. they didn't have a lot of their guys to my side, basically. and so, you know, i got a couple blocks and then i just had to beat the kicker. so shout out to the blockers. >> this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. that's it for tonight. i am j.r stone abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for francis. thanks for joining us and have a great evening

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