♪ there were literally hundreds of spot fires coming off of this. that was just kind of that perfect storm from a spark to devastation in a matter of hours. >> firefighters are getting the upper hand on a fast moving wildfire that started in a terrible spot. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm dion limb. some evacuations are lifted tonight after the boyles fires. explosive flames spread through the city of clearlake in lake county. that fire started at about 215 today, burning in the southern end of town. and by 4:00, firefighters said 30 buildings were burned. crews

faced spot fires on nearly every block as they help neighbors race to evacuate. >> every time you turn around, there is a new spot fire and there's not a straight line to get from point a to point b, so it was a challenge just to get those people evacuated and try to do the fire stop. once you get a chance to drive through there, you're going to look at the tremendous amount of structure saved. >> tonight, that fire is no longer spreading fast, but those buildings are still smoldering as fire crews work to figure out just how many of them are homes. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is in clear lake, with details on the damage and the families who lost everything. reporter. >> yeah, dion. the town of clear lake clearly shaken up this evening. the boyles fire breaking out this afternoon, forcing the evacuation of more than 4000 residents. the fire scorching roughly 90 acres. crews attacking the flames by ground and air burning dangerously close to homes. a hospital and shopping center. dozens of vehicles lost and some losing homes, others with close

calls. >> the fire is coming to very close at 100ft, two feet. and then i say, i think it's time to go, not need to wait because the fires started all the way to there. when i saw it to here, i think it's very close. >> was your home destroyed? >> i hope yeah, everything is destroyed. we saw the big smoke and explosion, you know, like uh- the houses that are burning. and then, we started scared. so we started to get whatever we get, like papers, whatever we need a very important things. and then we pulled the cars out and get ready to go in case we had to. >> now we're told crews are making good progress, but the push to get this fire under control continues. and we can also report so far there are no known injuries to fire crews or residents. so hopefully everyone is safe tonight in clear lake. tara campbell abc seven news. >> firefighters are still tending to burning buildings tonight, but it is nowhere near

the chaos of the first hours of this fire. abc seven news reporter j.r stone shows us the frightening views captured by neighbors as the boyles fire spread an apocalyptic fire scene in clear lake. >> as this huge plume of smoke rose into the sky, dawn hunt took this video driving into lower lake and said the situation just looked worse and worse as the day progressed. >> when i'm heading in, if you take a right up into the walmart parking lot. i just glanced in that direction. the flames were huge, huge flames. >> one viewer took this picture showing the smoke and flames just beyond the clear lake mcdonald's. this picture was taken behind the nearby hospital. sadly, many structures burned. tracy long took this video with her husband as they were headed back home to clear lake. >> when i got the video, i remember thinking that there was no way our house was going to survive the enormity of what we were looking at. >> fortunately for them, their

home was 15 to 20 blocks from flames and is still standing in that video though if you look closely, you can see the flames just shooting up into the air. tracy described not only the sight of this, but the sounds. >> you could actually hear the propane tanks exploding as we drove through lower lake, and when we got home, i went out front and i asked my husband, did you hear something explode? and he said, no, but it's probably the propane tanks. and when i came back in, you could hear they sound like bombs going off. >> fire crews could be seen battling the flames from above, dropping water and fire retardant on hotspots. sadly, a number of homes were destroyed. >> you could just see houses just turning black. one after another. yeah, it was terrible. it was absolutely terrible. just by the color of the smoke. you know what it is? it's horrible. so sad. >> a lot of prayer went out today, you know, not just for our house, but our prayers are always with the firefighters

that they, you know, that they're able to put the fire out and that they get to go home to their families. >> j.r. >> stone, abc seven news. >> all right. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist frances dinglasan with a look at the conditions fueling this blaze. frances hopefully the conditions improving for tomorrow. >> well, they have improved right now. in fact, temperatures have gone down. relative humidity has gone up in the last few hours. and here's a look at those conditions. so it's currently 63 degrees. relative humidity is 46%. and the winds have also died down. they're only at about one mile per hour. gusts up to three miles per hour wind will be the most important factor for beating this fire. and they will remain fairly light and calm during the overnight hours. less than 2 to 3mph until about 6:00. this morning. it does pick up in the afternoon, so the breezes will come up to close to 20mph around 3:00 before it dies down in the evening. now, as we look, take a look at temperatures throughout

the next few days. they will come down and that, you would think, means good news. but they are coming down because the winds will actually be stronger with the sea breeze. on tuesday and wednesday. so that's a bit more fire danger in beating this fire. and then they come back up. we'll keep you posted on the latest conditions dion. >> all right. sounds good frances. thank you. well meantime we are tracking some breaking news coming out of san jose tonight after an officer shot a person they say shot someone outside a 7-eleven. the suspect and one victim are both in the hospital with life threatening injuries. san jose police say they got multiple calls about a shooting near the business on center road just before 930. when officers showed up, they say the shooter was still armed and they shot the suspect. there is, from what we understand, still a very large police presence in the area as officers investigate. san francisco police are investigating a double shooting in the tenderloin this afternoo.

officers responded to willow street in alleyway off of polk just after 4:00, where they found two people and a dog with gunshot wounds. the officers provided medical aid until an ambulance arrived. the victims were taken to the hospital, but police have not said how they are doing tonight. no arrests have been made. the road reopened just before nine tonight. well, time now for our abc seven news at 11, where we help you get ahead on the big headlines in the week to come. first up, the countdown to the presidential debate. that's happening tuesday night right here on abc seven. vice president kamala harris spent the weekend with her closest advisers preparing for the face off former president donald trump held a rally in wisconsin where he claimed his debate performance won't get a fair review. >> you know, if i destroy her in the debate, they'll say trump suffered a humiliating defeat tonight, more prominent republicans are throwing their support behind harris.

>> on friday, former vice president dick cheney said he will be crossing party lines to vote for her. his daughter, former republican congresswoman liz cheney, has also endorsed harris. >> donald trump presents a challenge and a threat fundamentally to the republic. we see it on a daily basis. >> now, as we mentioned, you can watch the presidential debate on tuesday here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5:00 and our other advancer the 49 ers kick off their season tomorrow night. and you can watch right here on abc seven. the team hosted a free fan rally in san jose today to amp up the excitement ahead of the season opener. south bay football lovers got together to start up the hype. former quarterback jeff garcia was there at the event in a rare appearance, sharing in the excitement. >> they've done an outstanding job of creating a great culture and a community within the organization. within the locker room, you have great leaders on

this team. they really take the bull by the horns and lead by example. we expect great things out of the niners this year. don't want to fall short again. >> aaron rodgers, northern california guy but we didn't draft him. i know he's still a little bitter about that, even though it's been a long time ago. but you know what? it's niners niners niners. come in. enjoy the game. but we're still going to beat you. >> well said. superfan gold rush cheerleaders and mascot sourdough sam were there to hang out and take photos. fans also tried their luck in giveaways and celebrated their team with their fellow faithfuls. well, don't forget you can catch the niners kick off their new season against the new york jets right here on abc seven. our coverage begins at five tomorrow night. just ahead, another night of dangerous sideshows with no arrests to show for it. more than 100 drivers shutting down the bay bridge. and a yet another sideshow turning into a hit and run. plus, rooted in pride, oakland streets filled with rainbows as the city

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tourist sideshows ended with one person this time run over. a car drove into a group of people during a sideshow overnight in oakland. this happened at the intersection of hegenberger and edgewater. we stopped the video just a second before that car hit the spectators. a female was run over as the car left the scene. some in that crowd rushed to help. and another sideshow took over the bay bridge. check this out. the chp says at about 330 this morning, at least 100

cars blocked all the westbound lanes. this sideshow lasted about 20 minutes. one vehicle struck the crowd here as well. no arrests have been made. to the skies where a southwest flight headed to sfo was diverted to a southern california airport after crew members say they smelled smoke in the cabin. that flight originated in phoenix and made the emergency landing at ontario international airport in san bernardino county yesterday. a southwest spokesperson said they inspected the plane a boeing max eight, and didn't find anything unusual. passengers boarded another plane and landed in san francisco last night. happening tomorrow, kaiser permanente will begin rolling out the very latest version of the covid vaccine. the shots will be available to anyone five and older, and you can make an appointment ahead of time or simply walk into a clinic. kaiser says covid vaccines for kids six months to four years old will become available in mid-september. now to make an appointment at kaiser or to find

the nearest location, just visit kpd.org/covid vaccine. >> this celebration is bringing together diverse communities and it is something that oakland needs and it is beautiful. abbie right. >> happy pride. a celebration took over oakland streets today with the city's 14th annual pride parade and festival. abc7 brought you exclusive live streaming coverage. our own cornell bernard has highlights of the big parade celebrating inclusion and diversity. coming up. i want the world to know. >> happy pride. >> a party in downtown oakland where pride was the guest of honor. >> pride means diversity and inclusion and celebrating who we are as gay people. >> there were rainbows and lots of bubbles. this year's pride theme, rooted in oakland, means a commitment to fostering inclusivity and unity in the city. >> i think people know that everybody belongs here. everybody deserves to be here,

so we like that. happy pride. >> oakland mayor xiang tao telling us why she's marching. this parade means so much. >> love is love. and this is oakland's culture. so we're out here. we're celebrating. we have the whole city with us. >> in a period where there's so much acrimony, this holiday, this celebration is bringing together diverse communities. and it is something that oakland needs. and it is beautiful. >> we live in oakland and we're uh- proud. >> this parade is celebrating its 14th year, and it's hard to believe that before that, there was no pride festival in oakland. a lot of activists and officials said it was about time to do it. >> when i was first elected as the first openly lesbian official in oakland, there was no pride parade. there was no pride festival. now, years of work, of community building, of effort. we have this incredible celebration. >> abc7's julian glover and zach fuentes hosted exclusive live

streaming coverage of the oakland pride parade. >> we are so excited by the weather out here. in addition to everything else, we're in a beautiful location. great energy out here too. >> everyone is here. smiles. good energy. we need more of that here in oakland and in our world. truly a day to celebrate ourselves, our friends and community. >> happy pride in oakland. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> in the south bay today. an opportunity to explore the streets of san jose like never before. six miles of the city were shut down to traffic for viva calle, allowing people to safely bike, skate or just take a walk. the route included the municipal rose garden, the alameda, japantown, and roosevelt park. there were food trucks and vendors, along with live music, all for people to enjoy. >> the purpose is to give you a sense of community, to connect with your community and your neighbors, and to experience areas of san jose that you might not experience when you're in your car.

>> today was the third and final viva cal of the year. next year will be its 10th anniversary. all right, francis, joining me now at the desk. i think we need some sleeves tomorrow. i was just thinking, as we were together, looking at our outfits. >> yeah. if you're by the coast, then you will. but we'll still see some 90s inland. even though temperatures are coming down. so depends where you are. >> okay, so there is still a shot that we can hold on to the summer. >> yes. yes, definitely. here's a look at live doppler seven satellite image. lots of clouds off the coast right now and they are starting to spill in, especially through the golden gate bridge where it is socked in. and in san francisco is currently 56 degrees. oakland 61 hayward. just a little bit milder. 62. san jose 66. redwood city 64. half moon bay only 55 degrees. and they also have limited visibility, which is only three fourths of a mile. you contrast to that to this picture from mount tam, where it is clear as we look south across

the bay and santa rosa and petaluma, we're dropping into the mid and upper 50s. napa 63. but check it out. fairfield, concord still at 70 degrees and livermore at 69. and this time from sutro. we're looking out towards san francisco. and what you can expect is overnight, we'll see some more areas of fog, even some drizzle. tomorrow it's going to be sunny once again in the afternoon. temperatures will be mild at the coast, but then warm inland and then tuesday through midweek get ready. it's going to be breezy and much cooler, so that's some relief for inland areas where they'll finally get out of the 90s. so here's a futurecast animation. what you'll notice is lots of cloud cover. the areas of green show the possible drizzle and then you'll notice tomorrow afternoon plenty of sunshine once again, except all along the beaches. now we'll see the marine layer deepen and push in farther on tuesday morning. you can see it's more widesprea, and this deeper marine layer will mean cooler temperatures starting on tuesday. overnight lows generally in the 50s. san

francisco 55, san jose 61. and it is a bit cooler though in the north bay, like santa rosa and napa in the low 50s. so here we see some more pockets of drizzle there possible there through the north bay coast. and also tomorrow look for temperatures to be similar to today's, but just a touch cooler. for example, san francisco today had a high of 60, tomorrow 70, tomorrow 68. and then we saw some mid 90s inland. and then tomorrow we'll see some low 90s through concord, livermore, oakland 74. just perfect there. san jose will still be comfortable at 85 degrees and look for lots of mid 80s right around 84 for santa rosa, san rafael and napa with plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. now we're going to jump ahead to tuesday because you notice our temperatures drop suddenly for inland areas will only see the low, maybe some mid 80s on tuesday. but concord, danville 81 degrees. notice along the beaches though it kind of stays the same still in the 60s. but around the bay we'll see more

70s like oakland 71, san jose 79 degrees. and the reason for that is that on the increased onshore flow. so the wind gusts will pick up tuesday afternoon and they'll even be stronger on wednesday, bringing cooler air through all the inland areas. so here's a look at some of those average temperatures in livermore. notice a sudden drop by about 13 degrees on tuesday for livermore. so they'll be above average tomorrow then well below average by tuesday. and you'll see that here with the accuweather seven day forecast. so still mild to warm with the afternoon sunshine. temperatures tumble on tuesday again for inland areas and around the bay at the beaches will kind of be needing that long sleeve shirt basically all week long that that hasn't changed. >> i'll keep it handy. off to the side, dressing in layers. okay? okay. francis. thanks. well, neighbors in the north bay, they are soaking up the sight of this. a divisive new art installation. stay with us.

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sculpture is set up in petaluma. there are now two claw foot bathtubs on poles towering above town, lit up at night. police even set up a 24 hour surveillance on this piece after people online vowed to vandalize it. the artist is calling it a gift to the city, saying it's a metaphor for balance and hopes people will look upon it with an open mind. and i'm here with an open mind, thinking about sports. >> i love those bath tubs. you do? can't get enough of them. way to take a good stand. you were a little iffy earlier in the evening. all right, now that all those sunday games are over, there's only one more nfl game to go. and it is a dandy 49 ers

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at this time. tomorrow we will know how the niners did in their first game of the season against the jets. you can see every moment of tomorrow night's game right here on abc seven. the two guys who just signed new big contracts are both expected to play. that being wide receiver brandon aiyuk and offensive tackle trent williams. head coach kyle shanahan says williams will probably play a lot in part because it's weird to see him out of the game. >> we'll see. i'd like him to, but it's, you got to you got to watch it. we got to talk to him. it's always i haven't done this too much with a tackle. you know, those are little o-linemen are different with rotating and stuff like skill positions and everything, but it also seems weird to just watch trent sitting on the sideline next to us. but that's something we'll be on top of throughout the game, and he'll be honest with us and how he feels. and i know chris will be watching that a ton. >> the 40 niners inducted frank gore into their hall of fame tonight. he will officially be honored at halftime tomorrow. gore is the 40 niners all time rushing leader and is third all

time in nfl history. he had exactly 16,000 yards rushing, 11,073 of them with the niners in a stellar ten year career. he's been a good guy when i've been around him. one more reminder. we've got the 40 niners and jets live from levi's stadium here on monday night. we'll have all the highlights and interviews after the game. i will be live in our 4 p.m. show prior to the game. our official pregame coverage starts at 5:00, kickoff at 515 here on abc seven. you think niners and stanford coach jim harbaugh is excited to be back in the nfl? that is his own quarterback right there. harbaugh and the chargers beat the raiders today, 2210, for his first nfl win since the last game of the 2014 season with the niners. of course, he did win that little thing called the college football national title last season at michigan. little sparky having a good time running around in san diego. giants and padres finishing their series fourth inning. we go man on for matt chapman. that

ball is out of here. his 23rd homer of the year. it's two nothing giants. three batters later, gerard encarnacion towering drive to left. five nothing giants. ha you don't get this too often. and the very next man up, luis matos. yeah, that baby is gone too. the first time the giants hit three homers in an in exactly one year. and then they hung for on dear life. and did they ever. but they won the game 7 to 6. a's and tigers. eric byrnes throwing the ceremonial first pitch. he tried hard, but he tumbled right off the mound like, bro, what's going on, man? tigers put this game away with five consecutive hits in the eighth, including three doubles. takes it from a31 game to a91 game in a matter of minutes. a's lose this 9 to 1. they've dropped four of their last five. klay thompson was with his new mavs teammate derek lively in brooklyn at the liberty aces wnba game. steph curry was there too and reacted

with a ooh before stopping to chat. is klay really gone? i mean, i don't think i can believe it until i actually see him playing during the year. maybe i just don't want to believe it. nevertheless, the one time teammates were talking tonight. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> just weird seeing them in that color. it's the wrong jersey. >> i know i'm like anti all of it. >> yeah. not quite. we never made it on his boat, did we? no, no. what's up with that? fail fail fail. >> thanks for bringing that bad memory. >> sorry. we'll move on. thank you. thank you. well, coming up, an nfl star in handcuffs just hours before the season opener. the new scrutiny on the officers behind this traffic stop in the headlines. plus, the intense firefighter firefight in southern california as a wildfire threatens h

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tonight, the boyles fire burning near clear lake, impacting residents and wildlife. more than 4000 people were under

evacuation in lake county today, and about 90 acres have burned, so far. clear lake hospital lost power and is now running on a generator. firefighters dealt with 500 foot flame lengths and embers starting too many fires to handle. they figured out where the fire started, but not how. clear lake. animal control says crews are out searching the fire area for pets who are left behind. they say you can leave them a message if you need their help with a missing animal. and we're also tracking the fire that line fire scorching more than 20,000 acres in southern california. evacuations expanded today in san bernardino county. that's where reporter tim caputo with our sister station in los angeles, is. with that fire showing no signs of slowing down edges of the line, fire creeping over a ridge not far from the small town of mountain home village, where the entire community of about 150 people were evacuated this evening. >> just trying to stay mindful of things going on, you know,

make sure i'm taking care of and safe, and people around are safe and not to panic. and then when it's time to go, it's time to go. >> some packed up immediately not taking any chances with this fire that nearly tripled in size from saturday with 0% containment. i'm terrified. >> i've never been in a situation like this before, you know what i mean? and i can when you can. when it's orange like it has been. i've been so scared because i don't know whether that's fire that i'm seeing or if it's just the smoke. you know what i mean? you don't know how fast it's going to get here. >> the line fire outside of highland is now more than 20,000 acres. and with these fast spreading flames, mandatory evacuations have also expanded. all day today for neighborhoods all along the foothills of the san bernardino national forest in mentone. it was about quickly gathering those irreplaceable items. >> i got my truck with, you know, just some important things. other than that, took my motorcycle out of here. that was important. >> sunday's wild weather, even with a little rain not helping

the cause. afternoon thunderstorms brought wind and lightning on top of this seemingly never ending heat wave. frustrating for the 1800 plus fire crews trying to secure control lines and an ominous feel for everyone else. >> it's almost like the world is ending. it looks like that. it smells like that. >> schools in the area will be closed on monday, partially because of all the evacuations in the area and also because of the poor air quality here in san bernardino county. tim caputo, abc seven news. >> terrifying moments on interstate 75 in kentucky. police are trying to understand the motive after someone shot five people in cars yesterday. they've ruled out road rage. one mother shares these photos after her car was shot with her husband and four year old son inside. authorities say no one died, but some injuries were very severe. they found an ar 15 in a wooded area nearby. they believe to be connected to the shooting. the suspect is still on the loose with crews searching a remote area near his abandoned vehicle. a police

officer involved in this morning's arrest of miami dolphins star tyreek hill has been placed on administrative leave. the wide receiver was handcuffed during a traffic stop just hours before kickoff. cell phone video shows hill face down on the ground in handcuffs near the dolphin stadium, sources told our sister network, espn. he was pulled over for speeding and got into a verbal altercation with an officer. but this is what hill had to say about that. after the game. >> i wasn't disrespectful, you know, because my mom didn't raise me that way, didn't cuss, didn't do none of that. >> hill was released and even went on to play in the game, scoring a touchdown. another dolphins player, defensive tackle calais campbell, told reporters he was also handcuffed when he tried to deescalate the situation. miami-dade police say they're investigating a possible way to tackle the housing crisis. one layer at a time.

we'll take you inside a home people built not by people, but by people's printers. >> and we could see some fog and even some drizzle overnight into the early morning hours. here's a live shot from sutro where we see some of that fog stretching over san francisco. but then get ready for a bigger c

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bailey's world, and we're just living in it. and little dreamers big dreams is back. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven. >> builders are turning to a unique technique to make new homes at lower costs. they're using supersized 3d printers, building the home one layer at a time. reporter alisa rantala takes us inside a 3d printed home in ohio, and looks at how it could change housing affordability there. reporter

>> precision programed and printing an idea in minutes. but a desired design for many is. >> hello. come on up. >> their own home. can you tell with a newborn. this is a small living space? >> yes. >> so builders are learning how to turn three square inches on your tabletop into 1500ft■!s. >> so, yeah. come on in. >> with three bedrooms. >> wow. this is very nice. and two bathrooms. we've not financed anything like that. never appraised one before. >> the group sustainable concrete innovations completed the first printed home in ohio this year. why 3d print a home? >> and what we found is that it absolutely is a game changer. >> when they did this, it was a grid. yeah. and it just kind of did the grid. but this thing you're going to get can go anywhere. >> they started by borrowing a printer and learning layer by

layer. >> this is the way that the print looks when we're finished. >> finding the right mixture of concrete. >> you don't have to paint it so it can be left the way it is. >> that won't crumble in ohio's colder climates. >> and now, instead of a crew of 4 to 6 guys to build a house, two guys are printing the home. i could almost see the opposition lobbyists saying, you're taking jobs away. the reality is, the jobs are already going away. >> i loved it. it's awesome. >> sean austin wants a five bedroom home. >> we need a larger space for our family. we need a yard. we need a space to let everyone be comfortable and free. you know, they've been living in their two bedroom apartment. this is the main area. this is where we hang out longer than expected. >> no, no. shake down to save for a down payment. >> good boy. the down payment within itself is like a wall. it's like a great wall. >> but even if 3d printed homes

cost less to create, our target is to try to develop more affordable housing. builders say the savings may stay with the seller. without regulation to pass on those savings, we're relying on humanity. >> yeah, and i think that that's the flawed part really is because we're we're all driven by profit. >> john smol believes affordability will increase with interest and demand. offering this faster printing pace, rents are not getting any cheaper. >> not not by a long shot. not at all. >> printers predict a solution solving supply for ohio's 270,000 housing unit gap within the next ten years. >> that was lisa rantala reporting. there are actually several california companies pitching 3d printed homes, with some marketing them as wildfire resistant and more sustainable. that is fascinating. well, a black bear was spotted taking a

dip in someone's backyard. kiddy pool. look at him just lounging. this is in monrovia, near los angeles, which saw triple digit temperatures this past week. the bear got to drink up and cool off for this particularly intense heat wave. man, it's a good life, isn't it? i mean, hopefully temperatures there, i mean, subside a little bit, you know, get the bear out of the pool. >> they look so cute. but if i saw that in person, i would be terrified. >> oh, trust me, as long as it's not my kiddy pool. yeah, exactl. >> temperatures will be cooling down tomorrow. right now we're in the mid 50s to mid 70s and then tomorrow, generally in the 50s for almost everybody with some possible drizzle overnight, especially along the coast. and then tomorrow look for numbers to come down just a few degrees. so san francisco 68, antioch 93, oakland 74, san jose 85. we have a more significant cool down starting on tuesday, so tomorrow

still mild to warm, but temperatures tumble on tuesday. gone are the 90s will be in the 80s for the inland areas. but you'll notice along the coast temperatures hover near the mid 60s. most of the week. >> all right francis thank you. once again let's get to j.r with another preview of sports. hi j.r. >> hey dion. the first sunday of the nfl season. and that means some highlights are on the way. and hours before the niners open the season on monday night football brock purdy goes one on one with a former niners qb about

you ready? brock purdy and the 40 niners open up the season against the cal alum. you know, of aaron rodgers and the new york jets. tomorrow right here on abc seven. purdy sat down

with espn football analyst and former niner qb alex smith earlier this week to talk about rodgers and opening the season on monday night football. >> all right. you get to start off the season here at home monday night football. i'm sure you were a kid watching monday night games. what does that mean to you? >> yeah man. just to, you know, start off the season on like a prime time game. and, the fall, it's coming around the corner. weather starts getting colder. like all those kinds of things. and you just get so excited for it. but to be on monday night football against a great team in the jets and obviously we're trying to pick up where we left off last year and have that chip on our shoulders so it doesn't get any better than that. we're excited for it. >> all right. the guy on the other sideline i know you're not going against him, but one of the best to ever do it. i'm sure a guy you watched growing up anything extra. they're going up against aaron. >> i mean he's a great quarterback man and hall of famer. and so i mean it's pretty cool to be able to share the

same field and compete against each other, but yeah, like you said, it i got to compete against the jets defense. he's got to compete against our defense. and you know obviously want to be smart with the ball and do what i can to move the ball and put up points for us. but, you know it's good to know that, you know, they have a really good quarterback and anything can happen. so how can we, you know, sort of take advantage of the possessions that we have and, and make the most of it. when the ball is in my hands. so it's football man. it's compete. >> it's football man. with the start of the new season, maybe we'll stop seeing this video. let's hope so. it's the 40 niners walking off the field after losing the super bowl in vegas to the chiefs. what a tough night that was. the patriots are the only team this century who have lost a super bowl and then won it the next season. the niners are trying to become the second. espn's ryan clark says we're looking at this the wrong way, considering how hard it is just to get to a super bowl. >> i think we always start to look at those sorts of statistics and say to ourselves, it's hard to get there after

you've lost a super bowl or people say it's hard to repeat. no, it's just hard to get there one time. it's hard to win a super bowl period. >> one more reminder. we've got the 40 niners and jets live from levi's stadium here on monday night. we'll have all the highlights and interviews after the game. i will be live in our 4 p.m. show prior to the game. our official pregame coverage starts at 5:00. kickoff at 515 here on abc. 740 niners game tomorrow and i'm pumped. but if you follow me on social media, you know there's another team. i tend to go for to the bears. the bears down 17 three in the third to the titans. but it all changes right here. the bears block the punt. jonathan owens picks it up. scores the touchdown. you may know owens better as mr. simone biles. you know the gymnast. and now in the fourth quarter titans qb will levis with the awful decision to try and flip it away. and he's being sacked tyrique stevenson

picks it off. goes 43 yards to the house. bears lead. they win 2417. bears are the first team in nfl history to be down at least 17 points and still win, despite less than 150 total yards on offense. come on. where are you at caleb in goff. we trust marin native and cal alum jared goff and the lions hosting the rams in their season opener. third quarter. goff going up top to jamison williams 53 yards detroit leads this 17 to 3 rams though. force overtime. but the lions got the ball first drive drove right down the field. and then david montgomery one yard game winner. lions win in ot 26 to 20. soccer superstar and cal alum alex morgan retired today. her number is 13, so she was subbed out in the 13th minute. today. the 35 year old morgan won two world cups, an nwsl title, an olympic gold and her almost 14 year pro career. she's one of only seven players in national team history to have over 100 goals. in addition to

announcing her retirement, she also revealed she is expecting her second child. congrats goes out to her. this abc seven sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. dion what a nice sendoff. >> well, that's all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news at 11, i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for frances dinglasan j.r. stone and all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. here are highlights of today's oakland pride parade. >> welcome to the 14th annual oakland pride parade and festival. all your troubles kind of melt away when you're here at pride. we're just here to have a good time and to be in community here. bringing the energy, bringing the vibes and bringing the good music. >> they are. that's what i look forward to. >> it's not about will people come out, it's how many people will come out because we are always ready to support. ready to celebrate and ready to be proud of who we are. just bringing smiles to people's faces and letting them know that we're excited about their story. >> see that word a lot on all

these banners coming out here? love. we see one coming right now. love is love and that is what you feel out here amongst this community. you know, there's so many great things to come out of this city, so many great things, great people here in the east bay. and to see that lifted up today, elevated champion. that is so important. that's one of the things i know we love doing. these are the days that we can go out and kind of yell it to the world. >> this is a wonderful place to live, a wonderful place to reside and bring your friends. lgbt community, especially here in oakland, strives because of its diversity. when you have 250 languages in lgbt community, a strong community, but a boundless good, things are about to happen. >> it truly is an amazing time as we look at the last couple of contingents make their way down broadway. >> we love this! >> our second year getting to broadcast

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