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get expert insight on how rare this type of recovery really is. and his medical outlook in getting back on the field. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. right >> furious protest in israel over the killing of six hamas hostages are escalating. tonight, all flights in and out of tel aviv are suspended as a nationwide strike threatens to shut down israel's entire economy until leaders agree to a hostage and ceasefire deal. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. the israeli health ministry is revealing new findings about the hostages in their final hours. forensic examinations on the six hostages determined they were all shot and killed at close range sometime between thursday and friday, as calls for action are reignited. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has more from tonight's painful candlelight vigil honoring one of berkeley's own.

>> highlighting an outpouring of support amid the sadness sunday. hundreds gathering at congregation beth israel in berkeley mourning the loss of six hostages killed by the hamas terror group, including hersh goldberg-polin. >> his first friends are within this community. his first steps were taken here in berkeley, and his first prayers were uttered in this holy congregation. >> the 23 year old was one of 240 hostages taken by hamas during its october seventh attack on a music festival in southern israel. his parents, since making impassioned pleas for his safe return, including two weeks ago at the democratic national convention. >> anyone who is a parent or has had a parent can try to im the anguish and misery that john

and i and all the hostage families are enduring, the pain that they've been going through for almost 11 months was so clear and obvious. >> and now, to hear the most tragic of horrific news for them is really, really, it's so sad. and we're wishing them and sending them all our strength and some of that strength being sent in. >> these messages written for the family now living in israel. >> it's awful, awful, devastating, it's not the way we expected the story to end. >> aaron cotler is a close family friend. he'll be traveling to israel this week with these messages in hand. >> rachel. his mother. hersh's mother has said the entire time that hope is mandatory. the only alternative to hope is despair. and so you have to stay on the side of hope. >> meanwhile, the search for closure continues. tara campbell abc seven news. >> tara, thanks so much. tomorrow, the white house says president biden and vice president harris will meet in the situation room, along with

the u.s. hostage deal negotiating team. they will discuss how to drive towards a deal to secure the release of the remaining 101 hostages currently held by hamas. it comes as today, both biden and harris spoke with the family of hersh goldberg-polin in an earlier statement, president biden said in part, quote, i am devastated and outraged. make no mistake, hamas leaders will pay for these crimes. and today, vice president kamala harris posted about her call with the parents of goldberg-polin, saying in part, quote, my heart breaks for their pain and anguish. i told them, as they mourn this terrible loss, they are not alone. our nation mourns with them as we continue to follow this story. tonight, we are tracking the massive protests on the streets of israel. dozens have been arrested as people clash with police in the largest demonstrations there since the war began demanding the israeli government

immediately accept a deal to release the remaining hostages. israel's largest labor union is now on strike. echoing that push, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blaming hamas for stalled ceasefire negotiations, saying, quote, whoever murders hostages does not want a deal. now you killed them. >> you killed them. it might not have been you who pulled the trigger, but two placed a gun over the head. >> u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan met today with families of other americans still held hostage by hamas. the secretary of defense spoke with his israeli counterpart, sharing the us's commitment to a cease fire deal. hirsh goldberg, poland's funeral is set for tomorrow in jerusalem. new developments tonight in the case of 40 niners, rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall shot during an attempted robbery in union square. our crew captured this caravan of cars leaving san francisco general today as

pearsall was released from the hospital less than 24 hours after being shot in the chest. and tonight, we know much more about what led up to this robbery gone wrong. now generating headlines around the world. video from saturday shows pearsall walking to the ambulance first, with with first responders that is holding a cloth over his chest after earlier signing autographs at the cow palace. a police source tells abc news pearsall went to union square and parked his tesla nearby along geary. they believe a 17 year old suspect followed pearsall from there and the struggle ensued. we're hearing police may be investigating a possible accomplice involved in the crime. sources briefed on the investigation tell abc news they believe pearsall was targeted for the high end watch he was wearing. in a since deleted post from facebook today, pearsall's mother thanked god for protecting her son, calling him very lucky that the bullet missed his vital organs. she

says her son is in good spirits. there were extra officers at union square today, but that did not ease every visitor's concern. >> now we're worried. as i said before, i take off my watch because i don't feel safe now walking around here. >> it's exactly that fear that mayor london breed is trying to counter tonight, calling this a rare incident. sfpd data shows the city is seeing a drop in robberies this year, but that's not stopping attacks from breed's opponents in the race for mayor tonight. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has reaction from all the top candidates and puts this case in context. >> san francisco mayoral candidates are thankful that san francisco forty-niner ricky pearsall survived saturday's union square shooting and robbery. but with nine weeks left until election day, many say this only adds to voter concerns about public safety. >> this is underscored one of the primary issues in the race. one third of the voters polled put public safety as the top issue in san francisco

>> and its policies, the things that we put into place in the downtown union square area actually worked. >> it didn't prevent this from happening, but the response was pretty extraordinary from the police department. >> but some candidates for mayor are demanding change. mark fields not return calls for comment, but posted on x. enough is enough. if we want public safety in san francisco, then we need change in city hall. aaron peskin is president of the san francisco board of supervisors. he's also running for mayor. he says public safety is always on san franciscans minds. but praises the police response. but he says the shooting should not be used as political rhetoric ahead of the election. >> real leaders at a time like this come together, move the city forward, express our remorse and express our appreciation for law enforcement. >> daniel lurie, who's also running for mayor, says san

francisco is one of the greatest cities in the world and needs to be one of the safest as well. >> and you have to prioritize it. 365 days a year. we have open air drug markets. it's a crisis of confidence that we have right now. it's a crisis in confidence of our leadership. >> supervisor asha safai acknowledges that recruitment is down at sfpd, but he says there needs to be more proactive community policing, which he adds, the city has the money to do. >> i cannot direct the police department. the way our city is structured is we are a strong mayor city. the mayor directs, the police chief says even though violent crime may be down and lower compared to other big u.s. cities, it will still be a challenge for the next mayor in san francisco. >> anser hassan abc seven news. >> we want to help give you the full picture of public safety where you live with our abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. our interactive tool has a wide variety of data for san francisco, oakland, and san jose. you can find it all right on the front page of our website, abc7 news.com. it's not

too far back that something similar happened to a young, promising nfl player almost two years ago to the day. washington commanders running back brian robinson, junior was shot in the leg and hip during an attempted carjacking in washington, d.c. he was able to return to practice three weeks later and made his nfl debut the next month, and he's still going strong. tonight, pearsall is recovering at home in that since deleted facebook post today, his mother said that the bullet that struck him missed all his vital organs. earlier this evening, i spoke with doctors at stanford and ucsf who specialize in these type of injuries. 40 niners wide receiver ricky pearsall was taken by ambulance to the hospital saturday suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. the area opposite his heart. he was released sunday, according to the niners. hours after his mother said online that the bullet hit him in the chest and exited through his back.

>> if the bullet actually you know, goes, you know, transects the chest, you know, it goes from the front to the back. you know, the chance of having a very serious injury is very high and so, you know, frankly, you know, this football player was very lucky if indeed, you know, he was able to be discharged from the hospital, you know, within 24 hours. >> that's stanford's dean winslow, who was deployed to the middle east six times after nine over 11 as a flight surgeon and hospital commander in the air national guard. he is not one of pearsall's doctors and has only seen the images we have seen, but winslow is very familiar with bullet wounds to the chest, and certainly this is the kind of injury that sadly, we would see commonly, you know, in soldiers, airmen, marines wounded in combat in iraq and afghanistan during my time when i served there. ucsf's jahan fahmy is medical director of the emergency department. also not one of pearsall's doctors, but well versed in injuries caused

by guns in general. >> being shot somewhere in the torso in the chest area is a very high risk injury, you know, the biggest thing you worry about is an injury to the heart or one of the major arteries that comes off of the heart. usually those are either instantly fatal or very life threatening. >> the two doctors add that injuries to the lungs and spine can also be a huge danger, with the chest related shooting. pearsall's release, though, leads both to believe that the injuries are likely not as severe, which could, and i repeat, could mean a recovery lasting weeks versus many months. doctor fahmy going so far as saying a release from the hospital this quickly is rare. >> it's the minority of patients who can say that they have had that experience, that they've been shot in the chest and been able to walk out a day later. i think that's extremely fortunate. >> doctor fahmy says he's also concerned about the psychological impact of this act of violence, and recommends treatment for that as well. we

are we are wishing ricky that is the best in his recovery and make sure you stay with abc seven news for the latest on this developing story. we'll have the very latest on abc seven mornings tomorrow, starting at 5 a.m. and until then, get updates anytime on abc seven news.com or your abc seven news bay area app. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. a check on your labor day forecast. plus scary moments today through the streets of san francisco. a path of damage and destruction left behind and how the suspect somehow ended up in a tree. and look out below. the worsening landslide in a picturesque part of california. as the emergency is now forcing people from

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parents and suspected killing of a couple living on a nudist ranch. no one's seen daniel and stephanie menard or their dog cuddles in more than a week. police in redlands arrested their neighbor and found human remains under his home. neighbors say the suspect hated the couple and that they feuded over a tree between their properties. a wild crime spree through san francisco landed multiple people in the hospital and ended with the suspect in a tree. it started at 830 this morning with a stabbing at broderick, and fell street, just blocks from the panhandle. police say the victim's injuries are life threatening. the attacked attacker drove off from there. police say the suspect tried to kill multiple people with his car, sending several people to the hospital,

including a police officer. you see some of the damage here. you can see that banged up vehicle near carson and douglas streets in the eureka valley area. police say he ditched his car there after a chase, then climbed a tree. officers told neighbors to shelter in place as they tried to get him to surrender. they say he later jumped out of the tree and was arrested. >> eventually, they wheeled him out of the end of the block and down the street into a fire of a fire ambulance there that he was moaning and screaming and, carrying on. >> police say the suspect was hurt and went to the hospital. another blow today for people in southern california living on top of an active landslide. socal edison shut off power to 140 homes in rancho palos verdes today. because the land is moving a foot a week. there's an evacuation warning for the neighborhood. the city brought in backup generators to keep the lights on. they're telling people to minimize their water

use to protect the septic system. >> we've had problems. you know, they already cut the gas off and cold showers. you get used to them, but the electricity is an entirely different thing. >> socal edison says last week the movement damaged their equipment and started a fire. residents say they want more support from governor newsom and the federal government. happening now families from across the bay area are gearing up for their labor day weekend return trips, looking live out from the san mateo bridge camera right there with busy travel days ahead. triple a says to expect plenty of traffic tomorrow. leaving before 10 a.m. will help you avoid the holiday rush. if you're traveling tuesday, 8 a.m. to noon is expected to be the busiest part of the day, with after 1 p.m. being the best window. our nation's airports will close out a record shattering summer, with 17 million people expected to fly between today and wednesday. travel experts say airlines have

handled the surge, with few issues. >> they know this is kind of that last gasp of summer travel. before we get into a little lull before the holidays, so airlines are largely handling it pretty well. they've stepped up. they were prepared. >> the tsa says the top ten busiest days in its 23 year history all happened this summer, joined right now by meteorologist frances dinglasan. and hopefully, if you're driving along the highways, nice weather. >> yeah. nice weather. you didn't even need to go anywhere for vacation. >> just stay here. it's beautiful here. >> it was beautiful. tomorrow, another beautiful day. here's a look at live doppler seven. all quiet out there. dry all week. and look at how pretty it is from mount tam. as we look south towards san francisco and the bay bridge, notice a little bit of that fog kind of creeping its way in on the right hand side of your screen that's making its way from the coast through that marine layer will spill in overnight. temperatures right now are mainly in the 60s and 50s. san francisco 60, oakland 65, hayward 66. san jose 65. but

cooler and half moon bay 54 degrees. and this time we'll zoom in a little bit tighter. from pier 39, you can see some of those low clouds making their way in from the coast. so santa rosa, petaluma in the 50s right now, napa in the 60s, in fact, concord, one of the warmer spots, 64 degrees and it's almost midnight. temperatures will drop a little bit more, but it will be pretty mild tonight. they'll be in the upper 50s to low 60s. san francisco 57. check out oakland, san jose 60 degrees throughout the next few hours into the evening, and then tomorrow look for temperatures to be similar to what we saw today. you'll find some areas could be a little bit warmer, like san francisco will be breezy and nice at 71 degrees. half moon bay, though only 66. and then our inland areas, possibly in the upper 80s for some spots. look at ukiah at 88 degrees and also fairfield 87, antioch 86, san jose t shirt and shorts. weather at 80 degrees. so great barbecue weather all around for everyone. now we're going to take a significant jump in temperatures on tuesday. some

areas coming up by as much as 10 to 15 degrees. hanging on to that heat wednesday. lots of triple digits inland, even possibly 102 in fairfield. thursday still hot. so you get the idea. it will start to cool down for most neighborhoods on thursday. a little bit, but inland areas will see triple digit heat tuesday wednesday. sweltering inland, the heat holds thursday, and then we have summer weather on friday. but notice around the bay and at the beaches we'll start to see it cooling down just a touch thursday, friday, saturday and then cooler. a little bit cooler for next weekend. a little bit more moderate to. >> all right. >> you know if you got an award for hot temperatures, you'd be getting that award every night of the week. >> yeah it's been hot hot hot hot hot hot hot tuesday wednesday thursday. just remember that. >> hot hot hot. thanks so much, francis. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. who let the dog out? the viral moment. you might have missed during tonight's pregame for usc and lsu. right here

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are still on the very fringes of the playoff chase, but they need to have a great september to make a serious run. six and a half games out of the final wild card spot. when the day began and trying to get back to 500 yet against the team with the worst record in the national league. check out the party boat. looks like karaoke on the cove. we can dig it. mike yastrzemski leading off for the giants and almost, almost hits it into the water. just like that, it's one to nothing. giants. yaz. his 100th career long ball. they are loving it. logan webb on the hill had a bad fifth inning. marlins score four to take the lead. three on a two out homer into the bullpen by stanford. man kyle stowers, four two. miami. bottom of the fifth. we go. giants battle back. mark canha at the plate and yeah! single. they take the lead back on a sac fly. but webb gives it

right back. marlins score two in the sixth to take the lead for good. giants would lose this 7 to 5. a frustrating loss to a bad team. and webb took the blame. i lost that game tonight. >> that was on me today. so. >> and it just sucks. >> i mean, it just had all the makings of, you know, something we haven't been able to do. and then it just turned on us. so this probably is bad losses. we've had. >> oh, baby. the a's finishing up their series in texas against the rangers tied at two. we go to extras in the 10th. seth brown sends it. just fair down the line and into the corner. shea langoliers hustles around to give the a's the lead, and brown slides in with his first triple of the year bottom of the 10th. normally outstanding closer mason miller in trouble. it's a one run game with two outs. and yeah breathing heavy. josh young hits it just fair for a walk off three run homer. that does it. six four rangers boss is happy the second straight day

the rangers have walked it off. the a's will host the mariners tomorrow on the labor day holiday. final round of the final tournament of the pga tour season. and no drama in this one except wondering how much scottie scheffler was going to win by. he led by five strokes going into the final round and though cal's collin morikawa made a charge, scheffler responded to every time a four under 67 wins by four shots to take the fedex cup. his seven pga tour titles are the most since tiger woods won 8 in 2006, and throwing a gold medal at the olympics as well. scheffler wins $25 million. the new pga season starts in napa at silverado in two weeks, and finally last night, darren baker, the son of dusty, also a cal alum born in redwood city, got the news. he was getting called to the majors for the first time. dusty grabbed a flight to d.c. with the rest of the fam, and here's what he did. darren made his debut as a pinch hitter in the

ninth. smacked the first pitch he saw right back up the middle for a hit. how about that? a proud mom, a proud dad. congrats to darren. great stuff. and that sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. much more to come on abc seven news at 11. the state of the race. what a new abc news poll says about the candidates. with just nine weeks to election day. plus, we hope you've eaten. we're taking you to a new popular restaurant in the north bay for what all we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem.

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a new poll from abc news is pointing out what political points kamala harris might have scored after the dnc, and the comparison between her and donald trump remains close for the rest of the campaign. ahead the first ballots of the 2024 election will go into the mail this week. north carolina starts sending them out friday. abc news reporter perry russom looks at the holiday weekend race to hit those battleground states. as we count down to the debate >> to the screams of the

hometown crowd today, minnesota governor and democratic vp nominee tim walz in a t shirt and hat serving ice cream at the minnesota state fair. >> it's exciting. i think people are seeing that. we're getting to talk about minnesota across the country, talk about the economy here, talk about things like the state fair, talk about agriculture. >> our new abc news ipsos poll shows vice president kamala harris holds a slight 52 to 46% lead over former president trump nationally among likely voters. harris is widening the gap with women, but did not get the usual post-convention bounce. the trump campaign is still trying to clarify his seemingly shifting positions on abortion rights, and some criticism of his controversial visit to arlington national cemetery. trump supporters once again suggesting he stick to the issues ahead of personal attacks. >> focus on the issues, mr. president. every poll says says the same thing. the american people trust you with what matters the most to them. the economy, inflation, border security and just managing the government. if i were you, my friend, i would focus on those issues. laser like and you will

win this race. >> trump will be campaigning in battleground states this week with stops in georgia, arizona and pennsylvania for labor day. harris is in detroit and then pittsburgh, where for the first time since becoming the democratic nominee, she'll be joined by president biden. praise for the president today. a democratic party fundraiser, george clooney, who wrote a july new york times op ed calling for biden to drop out of the race. speaking out about it for the first time, the person who should be applauded is the president who did the most selfless thing that anybody has done since george washington. the abc news debate between harris and trump is less than ten days away. perry russom abc news, washington. >> developing news now as thousands of hotel workers have gone on strike in eight cities, including san francisco, to demand higher wages, more workers in other cities could strike in the coming days. more than 2000 hotel workers were on the picket line in san francisco, san jose and san mateo this weekend. it follows months of contract negotiations and is expected to last through

tuesday. marriott and hilton properties will be the most impacted workers from the unite here local chapter are protesting increased workloads, lower staffing and wages they say aren't enough to afford the cost of living. now to the top story that people are checking out on our website. it's the hottest new barbecue spot in the bay area, and you need to line up early. a&m barbecue is bringing southern food and flavor to the north bay. abc seven news anchor kumasi aaron introduces you to the two men behind it who never thought they'd even have a restaurant, let alone one together. >> it's easy to tell chris and marvin love cooking good barbecue. >> this is the most challenging cut of meat to cook because it's such a tough muscle, but when you get it right, it's a beautiful thing. >> what may be a bit harder to figure out is how two men from the south ended up doing it together in this small northern

california town. their restaurant draws big crowds every weekend. we don't know what to expect when those doors open, so it's just like you step out on faith. >> you put everything in there and you wait to see the reaction and see what happens. but every weekend, 15 minutes till that line starts to work its way down the corner. >> this is a&m barbecue in sebastopol, california, owned by chris austin, the a and marvin mckenzie the m. >> so a&m barbecue is a texas style barbecue restaurant, and we serve pretty much everything that you would find on the texas menu, from brisket to spare ribs to tri-tip we do before we do oxtail, we do pretty much everything from ribs that need no sauce. that's one okay. no sauce to the cornbread made with honey and fresh corn. >> a&m is the reflection of chris and marvin southern roots. chris grew up in mississippi and marvin in kentucky. >> kentucky was my life and all. we did family get togethers.

that's what it was all about. cooking, cooking. >> when marvin moved to california, he started cooking at a local restaurant, never thinking he'd have his own. >> i took food there and people were like, when are you going to open a restaurant? oh that's not a smart thing for me to do. so i never took it seriously. and then my daughter pushed me to take it seriously. >> chris briefly sold barbecue from a food truck. marvin opened a store each always admiring the other's food. they became friends, then business partners. >> good morning everybody. chris austin here. your grandpa over here sleeping. >> who they calling my name. >> coming together to open a&m barbecue. >> we didn't start it like normal people do. we didn't start it with 3000 $400,000. and if you really want to know the honest truth. yeah, we started this business with $25,000, and we've been scratching and working our butts off every single week since then. >> lines outside the restaurant start forming well before a&m opens, and once it does, the food is often gone in hours.

>> no matter what, we cook can't beat the clock. >> so like we hours say 11 to 6. but really it's until we sell out of food. so we have not made it to 6:00 since we've started and we've tried, we've doubled, we've tripled, and no matter how much we make, it goes. >> when you look at where you are right now, both of you, what are you proudest of that we found each other in sebastopol, kumasi aaron, abc seven news. >> i've got to be honest, i've eaten dinner, but i could go for a second dinner after that story. it was the cornbread. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. it may be hard to believe, but the morning mainstay, live has been on the air for 37 years. what you can expect is this week, kelly and mark are back together for a whole new season, and it's a gorgeous evening outside. >> clear skies over many parts of the bay area, except right along the beaches. temperatures not going to cool much overnight will mainly be in the upper 50s and 60s, and then get ready for

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season. what are you guys looking forward to? >> the halloween show comes up fast. >> it does come fast. we really put mark's acting skills to good use. >> guinness world record week also. we have that. >> oh, yeah, we do have that coming up. go. >> here we go. >> are you guys going to try to set a record? >> always, always? yeah, always. we try to find something dumb and simple that even we can achieve. they'll say, can you hold your breath for three minutes and four seconds and we're like, we'll try. >> can i ask you guys, what are your drives home like? >> once we are finished here? it's very diverse where we go and what we do. we meet up again at dinner time and then we very seldom discuss the show at all. but once in a while, a trivia caller that stumped mark will get into his head and we will discuss it for the entire night. >> so you're going into your second season as emmy winners. congratulations. >> thank you very much. we were in london visiting our daughter, and we were asleep and we woke

up to texts. great text messages, but usually when that many people from work text you, something's wrong, it's because the show has been canceled. you didn't. i had no idea that we had won anything. >> going into your second season, do you have a message for one another? >> i'll see you at nine. >> i'm so impressed with what you've been able to bring to the show, which is a positive attitude, a strong work ethic, and you just make everyone feel seen and heard. >> you can watch live with kelly and mark weekday mornings at nine right here on abc seven. the new season begins on tuesda, joined right now by meteorologist frances dinglasan, here with weather to talk about our gorgeous conditions outside. >> yeah, tomorrow is going to be gorgeous. again, right now we have clear skies, temperatures mostly in the 60s. a few upper 50s out there, north bay. then tomorrow morning we will drop into the 50s, especially in the

north bay. low 50s there. but even around the bay, upper 50s to low 60s. look for temperatures to be very similar, with plenty of sunshine and that sea breeze once again keeping temperatures slightly below average in some inland areas. but san francisco will be perfect at 71. the heat will be on triple digits for inland neighborhoods tuesday, wednesday and thursday, so get ready for that. then it starts to cool down for inland areas for next weekend. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. beautiful barbecue weather tomorrow. very comfortable. we will start off with a few clouds but mostly sunny the rest of the day. sizzling heat on tuesday, sweltering wednesday and we hang on to that heat through thursday. it will be more comfortable for inland areas by next weekend, but in san francisco, means like we might even hit like near 80 degrees. wow. >> now the big question do you go with the ribs? do you go with the burgers? do you go with the hot dogs? >> i don't know, after that barbecue story, i'm kind of craving barbecue. >> yeah, yeah, i'm down for that. okay tomorrow. okay.

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which he deserves. but as this process continues to drag on, there are starting to be real doubts as to whether williams will play in week one. head coach kyle shanahan says there is no absolute deadline day as far as he's concerned, saying it's very similar to nick bosa last year who signed the week before, barely practiced and played week one. >> we'll let it be as close as possible, but we just got to we got to get with them. we got to see him. we got to talk to him very similar to how we were with bosa. there wasn't a day that we would put on the calendar. that would be our last day. it's you hope it's every day that's already passed. so each day makes it harder and harder. but you don't really make that decision until you see someone talk to him. trent's a fantastic player. >> he's a tremendous leader on this team, i will never fall short on my praise of trent and what he's meant to this place. it was a great day, you know, when i got that call from rivera saying that that they would do that trade, and he's been incredible since he's been here. so we value trent. we love

trent. we want trent here. and i'm hopeful that can happen soon. >> let's get it done, boys. >> now to the warriors. and this is how you do a contract extension in 2024. you asked stephen curry how much he wants to make. he says the max and you give it to him. in this case, it's a one year extension worth $62.6 million. curry has two years left on his current deal worth 55.8 and $59.6 million. the additional year will keep curry under contract through the 2026 2027 season. steph mentioned this summer that he wanted to remain a warrior for life, and this will take steph up to the age of 39. you saw it here on abc seven, usc and lsu in las vegas. usc's kyron hudson with the early candidate for coach of the year right here. it was reviewed and the call stood. >> what a grab. wow. i'm still in awe over it. >> tied at ten at the half now

tied at 20 with under 15 left. hudson another incredible one handed catch. and he gets drilled. the defender was ejected for targeting. the catch gets usc into field goal range. but on the next play woody marks into the end zone for the game winner. usc with the stunner 2720 over lsu. the chicago white sox lost their 107th game of the season today, setting a new franchise record. former a and giant sean manaea only allowed two hits in seven innings for the mets today, and struck out five. chicago's last win came almost two weeks ago when they beat the giants at oracle park. they have lost ten straight since, all at home, which is a new team record as well. their 13 losses away from the modern day record of 120 set by the mets in 1962. and finally, last night, darren baker, the son of dusty, also a cal alum and born in redwood city, got the news he was getting called to the majors for the first time. dusty grabbed a flight to d.c. with

the rest of the fam to see it, and this is what they saw. darren made his debut as a pinch hitter in the ninth, smacked the first pitch he saw right back up the middle for a hit. how about that? a proud mama, proud papa. darren said his dad tried to play it cool when he told him, call my mom first and she was screaming and stuff and i called my dad. >> he tried to play it cool uh. but you know, i know he was excited. i mean, i didn't need an alarm today, but but right when i woke up, i kind of just, you know, it felt like another day at first, i think kind of. when i drove over here, it said end of. you know, it's my first day as a major leaguer. >> we are cheering for you. 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'm j.r. stone abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for francis and i. thanks for joining us