a major update in a south bay bus driver's killing. a vta employee is under arrest, accused of killing his coworker at the shibuya yard in san jose. the shooting happened friday night, rocking the transit agency where a mass shooting happened there three years ago. santa clara county deputies arrested the victim's 33 year old coworker near his home in san jose today. investigators are still working to figure out that motive, but they believe this was an isolated incident. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. now to what will

likely be one of the biggest stories in the week to come. the beginning of the end for the a's in oakland. the team will play its final games in the east bay this week ahead of its move to sacramento and then later las vegas. abc seven news reporter j.r stone talked to fans about this bitter goodbye. >> thousands of a's fans packed into the coliseum this weekend as the team is approaching what is likely to be their final game ever in oakland on thursday. it just feels like a punch in the gut for them to be, to be leaving. >> it doesn't seem real, but it is. from former a's executive andy dolich, who i've become friends with during our interviews over the years talking oakland a's. >> he even showed us his 1989 mini world series trophy during a past interview. now, just three more games scheduled in oakland before the team finishes the season in seattle, then heads to sacramento and eventually las vegas. >> the celebration that a's ownership is talking about, this

is not a celebration to a certain extent. this is a funeral. >> saturday night's drone and fireworks show after the game included shots of dennis eckersley, rickey henderson holding up that base when he got the record in 93, and the saying, let's go, oakland. >> this one had a little more emotion to it because it was talking about the last 57 years in oakland and just it's hard to feel that it's the last one. >> but while the wave at saturday's game was impressive and reminded everyone that the wave started in oakland in 1981, there is tension and anger among fans. this thank you, oakland sign can be seen outside the coliseum. this thank you oakland ad was in sunday's chronicle and mercury news. the comments online weren't so friendly. >> to see them you know relocate is really painful. even though you know that may not be my favorite team, but it's you know, they're a key piece to our culture in the bay area.

>> the mlb players association has voiced concern over artificial turf being used at the stadium in sacramento. we asked dolich of that and other concerns in vegas could be enough to scrub the a's move. >> taking it out of one of the most significant markets in the country to ultimately take it to las vegas. am i going to put all my money on on the table that it's going to happen? no. but i think in terms of sacramento, yes, it will happen. >> dionne, this is a sold out game on thursday, so tickets are in high demand. the cheapest ticket in the upper deck going for around 60 bucks. closer to two, three, 400. in some of those lower areas we're talking about 45 to 46,000 people in attendance. >> i mean, maybe not super bowl prices, but still a pricey ticket. j.r. before you go, we know you've covered stadium closures before like the end of candlestick park. i'm sure this

feels a little bit. maybe you have some deja vu. >> it's bittersweet and i can remember that night that candlestick they had the last game there. there was a group of fans that somehow managed to rip the seats out of the row where they were sitting. and when i walked out of that stadium, they were actually using a chain to drag those seats across the parking lot. now police showed up and but it wasn't that they wanted to just wreck the place. they felt like a piece of them was being taken away. and that is why they did something like that. so, you know, the same feeling that you get right here? >> yeah, certainly not an excuse to do that type of behavior, but lots of nostalgia and emotion at play. j.r. many thanks for that report. well moving on now. fall has arrived in the bay area, and the first week of the season will bring on the heat. taking a live look outside at san jose tonight where things look clear and the heat is on the way. let's get to abc seven news. weather anchor spencer christian with a look at our toasty 24 hour accuweather forecast. hi,

spencer. >> dion. that's a perfect graphic to describe our weather coming our way. let me give you a look at our heat advisory. first. it's going going into effect at 11:00 tomorrow morning. it will remain in effect until 8 p.m. tuesday for the east bay hills and the east bay inland valleys. 8:11 a.m. tomorrow it's 8 p.m. tomorrow for the santa cruz mountains and the santa clara valley and the east santa clara hills. now here's a look at the day planner for tomorrow, 7:00 tomorrow morning. there will be some lingering low clouds, the temperature about 62 degrees. and then 60 around the bay. mid 50s on the coast by noon, 90 degrees inland under sunny skies, low 80s around the bay. upper 60s at the coast. by 4 p.m, near the peak of our daytime heating 100 degrees and the warmest or the hottest inland spots, nearly 90 around the bay shoreline, nearly 70 on the coast, and then by 7 p.m, as the sun is beginning, getting a little bit lower in the sky, still 90 degrees inland, 78 around the bay and 62 on the coast. i'll have the full accuweather seven day forecast in a few minutes. dion. all right. >> spencer, thanks. new developments tonight in an

extraordinary step to tackle the crisis in san francisco's public schools. mayor london breed is sending a team of city officials to look at san francisco unified's finances and support the district, along with nearly $8.5 million in new funding. all of this comes after the school board held a closed door emergency meeting this morning about superintendent matt wayne and questions about his leadership. sfusd is facing huge challenges. last week, the superintendent delayed an announcement of possible school closures. sfusd is also facing a financial crisis, with state oversight. school board president matt alexander told us he reached out to breed's office days ago asking for help. >> we need uh- support in order to get the school district back on track, and we're grateful that she's generously offered uh- staff assistance, as well as additional financial resources. >> this morning's meeting ended with the school board committing to keep working with the

superintendent. union officials say whatever the next steps are, they should not include school closures. >> i think that the community sentiments are very much so. the same of how he's prioritizing closing schools or the plan to close schools, rather than cutting from the top and then filling the positions that still need to be filled. it's asinine. >> now, wayne did not attend today's meeting. the school board will meet again on tuesday in the east bay. antioch's mayor is asking for more law enforcement resources to tackle what he's calling an unprecedented level of gun violence. police are investigating nearly a dozen shootings in about three weeks along the sycamore corridor, north of highway four. the most recent one on friday on carvalho road, ended with an 18 year-old dead. police believe the shootings may be related in a video posted this week, mayor lamar hernandez thorpe said the

violence is being investigated as gang retaliation. he's calling on the contra costa county district attorney's office to launch a task force to address gang violence. the mayor is also repeating his calls for governor gavin newsom to deploy the chp to help police like they are in oakland. the mayor says if the violence doesn't end, he'd consider a curfew or even road closures. police have already added extra patrols in the area francisco's busiest hotels walked off the job today, hitting the picket lines to protest their wages and their workloads. it all follows a massive labor day weekend strike. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes a look at their demands and the broader impact on everyone. we wanted more than 1500 san francisco hotel workers off the job and on the picket line sunday. >> one day longer cooks,

servers, bellhops, housekeepers and more are striking at three hotels the grand hyatt, westin saint francis and the hilton union square, demanding a new contract. >> we've been bargaining for months now. we're very far apart on our really key issues, like our health care, our wages, our pension. >> michelle brown gordon is a hotel phone operator. she's hoping to retire soon. >> the contract the hyatt is offering is garbage. i am 64 years old. i'll be 65. in six months. can't retire without a good contract. >> we need to pay our bills or mortgage. pay the food, pay the gas. so everything is expensive. that's why we need to increase our wages. >> the strike following months of contract negotiations between union workers and the hotels. this is a continuation of the strike which happened over labor day weekend when thousands of hotel workers walked off the job in several u.s. cities, including san francisco and san jose. some hotel guests were

surprised to see and hear a picket line out front. we weren't expecting this loud ruckus. >> the kids are like, it's too loud. >> the strike action comes at a challenging time for san francisco hotels, and the tourism industry, still recovering from the pandemic. >> san francisco is hurting right now, and this isn't helping. >> in response, hyatt said, we are disappointed that unite here local two has chosen to strike once again. while hyatt remains willing to continue bargaining in good faith, we have contingency plans in place to minimize impact on hotel operations related to strike activity. and this from westin, owned by marriott, the westin saint francis remains open. we remain available to meet with the local union negotiating committee to reach an agreement that is fair to all parties. striking hotel workers say they are willing to be off the job as long as it takes. could be days, could be weeks. you're willing to be on the picket line for that long? >> that's right. i'm willing to be on the picket line until we win in san francisco. >> cornell, bernard, abc seven

news. >> time now for our abc seven news at 11, where we look ahead to big stories in the days to come. first, san francisco police will host a town hall meeting tomorrow about why officers shot a man during a foot chase near the powell street bart station. that shooting, you may remember, happened back on september 13th. officers say they confronted an armed man spotted inside a stolen vehicle. that led to a pursuit and gunfire that sent bystanders running for cover. the suspect's injuries were not life threatening. and our other advancer. tomorrow, the sfmta will hold the first of two open house meetings to share the final design of the valencia street bikeway project. the center bike lane has been blamed for hurting businesses along valencia, and officials have been coordinating with those business owners, about two dozen of them on a bike lane realignment. that lane could be placed closer to the curb or on the outside of business parklets. a second meeting will be held on wednesday. a side show crackdown is on the table

in san francisco. how the city may try to stop sideshows before they start with a new plan. heading for a big vote this week. plus paper or plastic won't be an option much longer. the new law changing how you check out. >> the forty-niners look to bounce back from their first loss of the season, but it wouldn't be easy. with many stars on the sidelin to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that?

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this week. mayor london breeds plan to fight sideshows goes up for a vote. the mayor wants the city to use drones, surveillance cameras and license plate readers to help catch the people involved

council will hold its first vote on the plan, which would make it illegal to promote sideshows or set them up. count them down. we are 44 days away from election day, and both kamala harris and donald trump continue to make their pitches to voters from the campaign trail. harris attended a fundraiser in new york today, and at the event, harris made a rare remark about her support for the cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence industries, promising to encourage innovative technology while protecting consumers. >> the problem, i think on the other side is that there is a devaluation of who the american people are, just don't really understand that we've got a lot of good people in our country who want to work hard and do well, and want a leader who believes that we're in this together. >> harris's campaign raised $27 million at today's event, making it her most successful finance event since she became the

democratic presidential nominee. and meantime, former president trump said, win or lose, this will be his final run at the white house. in an interview published online today, trump says he doesn't envision himself running for president in 2028 if he loses this year. trump continued campaigning in the battleground state of north carolina this weekend, pushing his message to voters in wilmington. >> women will be happy, healthy, confident and free. you will no longer be thinking about abortion because it is now where it always had to be with the states and with the vote of the people. >> trump also responded to a tweet from vice president harris, who said she accepted an offer from cnn for a second debate against trump on october 23rd, less than two weeks before election day. trump says that's too late because voting has already started. plastic bags will officially be banned at grocery stores statewide. governor gavin newsom signed the

ban into law today, and the state already has a ban on thin plastic shopping bags at supermarkets and other stores. but shoppers can still purchase thicker plastic, reusable and recyclable bags. the new law bans all plastic shopping bags starting in 2026, and shoppers who don't bring their own will only have the choice of a paper bag. moving to the south bay, where wildlife officials are investigating the mysterious deaths of at least a dozen ducks at a milpitas park. according to the chronicle, people found 12 to 14 dead ducks at a pond at half memorial park last tuesday. officials are trying to determine if the birds had avian flu, or perhaps ingested something toxic. they say no additional dead ducks have been found since tuesday. hollywood is still trying to bounce back from last summer's strikes. the state is giving millions of dollars in tax incentives to new movies that will be filmed across california. the state has struggled to keep film

productions in the state, facing rising costs and better incentives elsewhere. the state is celebrating 18 movies and one new tv series, all set to film here. getting $51 million in state tax breaks in return. that sounds good. yeah, i mean, come on, we're we're hollywood is exactly. >> actually, the whole state is sort of like hollywood. not just southern california. >> is this hollywood weather we're having? >> not quite. they'll never make a movie about this one. let's take a look at the little mini heat wave we have coming our way. a heat spike, actually. so a heat advisory will be in effect from 11:00 tomorrow morning to 8 p.m. tuesday for the east bay hills and the east bay inland valleys. and same of heat alert or heat advisory will be in effect from 11 a.m. tomorrow to 11 p.m. tomorrow evening for the santa cruz mountains and santa clara valley and the santa clara eastern hills. and during this time, there's an increased risk of heat related illness because of the temperatures during the day reaching from mid 90s to about 100 degrees. so let's stay

hydrated and not not prolong our exposure to that, that intensive heat. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. we've got a little bit of an onshore flow right now. it's not terribly strong. the wind speeds are generally under ten miles per hour. so we have calm winds blowing onshore and near the coast and the bay. right now it's a few degrees cooler than at this time last night. but many of our inland areas like concord, livermore, san jose are three, 4 or 5 degrees warmer than at this time last night. so let's take a live view from sutro tower. we see a few little patches of low clouds. clouds. clouds. clouds drifting out over san francisco 55 degrees in the city right now. oakland 57. 60 in hayward 66 at san jose. redwood city 6154 at half moon bay. a nice clear view. good visibility from mount tam looking down towards the city right now, but you see some low clouds out there over the bay. temperatures up north right now, low to mid 50s at petaluma and santa rosa and napa, 59 and mid to upper 60s at fairfield, concord and livermore. and now we'll check out our forecast headlines tomorrow. and tuesday

we'll have summerlike heat across the bay area, especially in our inland areas and around the bay. as well. middle of the week it will be cooler and more fall like. and then into the weekend we'll see temperatures rebounding a bit, getting back up to a more seasonal range. overnight we'll see the marine layer expanding along the coastline and pushing out over the bay and locally inland. there'll be lots of patchy drizzle during the overnight and early morning hours. not until about 9:00 tomorrow morning will we see the marine layer burning back to the coastline, giving way to sunny skies just about everywhere except at the coast. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s and then highs tomorrow. low 70s, low to mid 70s on the coast, upper 80s to low 90s around the bay shoreline. upper 90s to about 100. in the hottest inland locations. tuesday. not much change, just a couple of degrees. less hot than tomorrow will be, but it starts to cool down significantly on wednesday and going into the latter part of the week. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the heat spike lasts a couple of

days, and then we get a really sharp, cool down wednesday and thursday and temperatures start to warm up again around friday, but not into the levels we're going to see the next couple of days. no heat advisories there, just a little bit warm and toasty. you might say, on friday and saturday. >> yeah, totally toasted. as long as we're not charred, then we're okay. >> not at all. >> that's pretty good. thank you. >> well, coming up a big birthday for a bay area treasure. that is probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family.

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susskind turned 103 years old today. look at her. betty made history back in 2022, when she retired as the national park service's oldest living park ranger. now, earlier this week, students and staff at the middle school named after her threw an early birthday party. the

celebration included a preview of a documentary about susskind's little known musical pursuits called sign my name to freedom. happy birthday to her! a shorthanded forty-niners team looks for a win on the road in la. let's get to chris alvarez now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hey, dion. coming up in sports. no cmc, no deebo, no george kittle. so who's going to step up? how about jauan jennings. a career day but did it help the niners to a win ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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is saying, next man up. translation that means teammates need to step up in place of the injured guys. and with cmc, deebo and george kittle all out against the rams, a chance for some new opportunities for other guys. 40 niners bumping the beats, running out of the tunnel at levi's south, aka sofi stadium, looking for their sixth straight win in l.a. opening possession. brock purdy. there's another guy jauan jennings caps an eight play, 70 yard drive, seven nothing san francisco. late first quarter, same score if one is good, two is better. purdy rolling right and finds jennings again 14 nothing. that drive took nearly eight minutes off the clock. niners are up 14

seven at the break. early third. that's a score. another long drive capped by purdy to jennings. and he runs through the tunnel 31 yards for juwan. third of the day 21 seven san francisco. levi south going nuts. jennings had the game of his life. how about an amazing 32 yard catch? look at this. around and through the defender. career highs 175 yards in all three niners touchdowns. but they settle for a field goal on that drive. just under three minutes. niners up seven. look to extend the lead as jake mooney from 55 yards out. and it's wide left. his only miss of the day gives the rams some life. and then very next play matthew stafford makes them pay. airing it out for tutu atwell behind the defense. and he's inside the five. that led to a game tying field goal just over a minute to go. now purdy airing it out for ronnie bell. oh and he drops it. could have set up the niners into field goal range. instead the niners would ultimately have to punt. that was a huge drop. and it led to

this because the rams went down the field. and stanford rookie josh carty hits the game winner with two seconds to go. niners led the whole way until the very end. rams win 2724, a brutal loss, dropping them to one and two. >> it was unacceptable. you know we can't do that. we can't beat ourselves. can't make those type of mistakes again. all three phases got to play better. we'll look at the tape, fix it and move on. >> you know obviously it's early in the season but still like every game matters you know. and so, you know, we're just going to take it one day at a time and not freak out about anything. but at the same time, zone in on the stuff that we need to be better at and, and actually get better. >> all right. holy. i tell you, that was. yeah. oh, yeah. >> wild game. all right. blake snell and the giants trying to play spoiler against a royals team fighting for an al wild card spot. giants scored two runs. that's more than enough for snell six scoreless innings. he struck out nine. giants sweep the series two nothing. just six games left. three in arizona and

then three at home next weekend against saint louis legends. carney lansford, miguel tejada, terry steinbach throwing out the first pitch on the final sunday ever at the coliseum. they're winding down the time there for the a's in the third. aaron judge second homer in as many days. big league leading 55th of the season. yankees build a52 lead in the sixth. it's that score. ryan noda with two on base hit in the right field, would pull the a's within one, but they get swept seven four off day tomorrow, followed by the final three home games against the rangers. beginning on tuesday. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino, dion chris thanks. >> x no longer marks the spot in san francisco, the push to revitalize a neighborhood that just lost one of its biggest anchors and a tech tycoon's yacht sank off the italian coas. now, guards are protecting possible secrets beneath

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some tensions in the middle east tonight as fighting between israel and hezbollah grows more intense. israel launched

hundreds of strikes in lebanon as the war in gaza rages on. president biden says the u.s. is doing everything it can to prevent an all out war in the middle east. abc news reporter chuck sivertsen shows us the heightened attacks. >> an israeli airstrike on a school sheltering displaced families in gaza killed six people on sunday, according to gaza's civil defense madrassah. this woman says she's been displaced 7 or 8 times, saying she left her house after her husband and two children were killed. she came to this school with her remaining two children. thinking it was safe. israeli military said it was targeting militants operating from within the school. that attack and other violence reported in gaza comes amid a surge of airstrikes further north between israel and iran backed hezbollah across israel's border with lebanon. the israeli military saying they struck more than 400 targets in lebanon as hezbollah was preparing to launch missiles into israel. hezbollah which has been deemed a terrorist

organization by the u.s. returning fire, launching about 150 rockets into israel on sunday. hezbollah says the barrage was an initial response to the deadly attack last week. israel detonated pagers and walkie talkies in lebanon. a senior u.s. official telling abc news that the u.s. is seeing signs that a larger conflict with lebanon is inevitable, with israel seeing hezbollah as very vulnerable right now and hezbollah wanting revenge. the white house continues to push for a diplomatic solution. >> we're going to do everything we can to keep a wider war from breaking out, and we're still pushing hard. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, writing in a statement sunday that hezbollah has not stopped attacking israel since october 8th of last year and that israel will do whatever is necessary to restore security to its borders. sources say netanyahu is also considering a plan that would involve forcing all palestinian civilians to leave northern gaza, and then refuse aid for the remaining

people in the area. the plan was formulated by a group of retired israeli generals. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> a hit job according to investigators, led to a mass shooting in birmingham, alabama, that killed four people and injured 17 others. the search is now on for the gunman. investigators say last night several people got out of a car and fired shots on a crowd before driving away. it all happened in the city's entertainment district. police believe it's a murder for hire crime targeting someone in the area. birmingham's mayor says gun violence has gotten out of control. >> there's a certain element in this city who are too comfortable riding around with semi-automatic weapons. automatic weapons, conversion switches and everything else whose only intent? hellbent intent is to harm people, shoot people, kill people. >> birmingham's mayor wants new laws to help officers get guns off the streets. extra security

and underwater surveillance are in place around the super yacht that sank off the coast of sicily last month. cnn reports the vessel may contain watertight safes with encrypted hard drives that may hold tightly classified information. british tech titan mike lynch, his 18 year old daughter, and five others died when the yacht sunk after a storm. sources tell cnn the data may be tied to work lynch did for western intelligence services that could now be in the sights of foreign governments. x, formerly known as twitter, has officially left its san francisco headquarters. it's no longer at market and 10th street. moving out more than a week ago. the exit leaves many to question the future of the mid-market area, which has been struggling for decades. abc7 news is building a better bay area. reporter lyanne melendez looks at what it may take to finally revitalize it. reporter the lobby, which was once bustling with twitter employees, is now filled with a

quiet desolation. >> now known as x, the company was once the second largest tenant in the mid-market area, with more than 450,000ft■!s of space. nobody misses their business more than friday. earlier owner of market street gyro. >> of course, when they left, they hurt us. as this street is always get worse. >> x's move adds to a neighborhood in crisis. many small businesses here have been forced to close because of rampant drug use and ongoing criminal activity. >> last two months, they broke my window. three times. they stolen my stuff inside. it's the sandwiches go bad everyday. go bad, you know. >> there is a lack of foot traffic in the area. offices that used to be full of workers are now empty as remote work continues. this is hitting this particular neighborhood hard. >> solution. we need more people coming to work. office. this empty office. fill up. you know,

it's all empty. >> the mid-market area has struggled for decades. when tech companies started filling the neighborhood. things improved, but when work from home became a new norm, many companies seemed hesitant to bring employees back in person. full time for fear of losing them. salesforce recently announced that as of october 1st, its employees must be working on site 4 to 5 times a week. the hope is that other companies will follow their lead. >> i hope that it does. we know this new generation loves the work life balance after the pandemic, so what we want to do is make sure that companies are doing their part for whatever days a week. we're hoping it's at least four. >> when it moved here in 2012, twitter was seen by many in the city as the fortress that would economically strengthen the area. for six years, the city gave them a tax break, $70 million in tax revenue were lost

and the revitalization plans never really took off as intended. last year, ikea opened in the area and this year saleh hall, a large food court, followed. still, the vacant spaces are proof that the neighborhood has yet to turn a corner. some mayoral candidates have proposed reopening market street to cars in order to help businesses. in early 2020, the downtown area became a car free corridor only public transportation and bicycles are currently allowed, but the san francisco municipal transportation agency reports that the number of bicycles in the city has dropped in 2021, 4.7 million bicycles were counted throughout the city, from a high of 10.8 million in 2019. by using sensors embedded in the pavement, the agency can track bicycles. for example, there is one in front of the building that once housed x by 2:45 p.m, only 1005 bicycles and

electric scooters on that day had gone through the mid market area. another plan that may help to revitalize the area is a recent law to convert empty office spaces into housing. the idea is to attract developers by offering tax incentives. >> that law was just signed and will have, we think, an impact at least adjacent to mid-market in the downtown core in san francisco. >> but for many of the businesses who are trying to survive here, help can't come soon enough. is there a point where you just say, i can't do this anymore? >> i can't, of course i can't do anymore. that's why i say it's hard to survive. >> really hard. lyanne melendez, abc seven news. >> in the south bay, hundreds of prosecutors, judges and community leaders gathered for the 10th national asian pacific islander prosecutors association scholarship banquet. the nonprofit consists of nearly a thousand local, state and federal prosecutors elected officials, and law students. the

eight chapters across the country work to promote better understanding of the social justice system in the aapi community. much of the banquet in san jose focused on anti-asian hate and has made many presentations on the subject. as you can see, i was honored to serve as emcee. congratulations to all of the scholarship recipients. a rodeo takes a wild turn, sending the cowboys running the utter chaos as the bulls make a run at freedom. >> i'm spencer christian fall starts with some unusual and intense summer-like heat. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc seven

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>> that's coming up. this week at 1:00 pm right here on abc seven. >> one of the biggest rock bands to come out of the bay area was back in familiar territory today. members of green day returned to pinole for a very special occasion. they received the key to the city in a ceremony held outside a 7-eleven right across the street from pinole valley high school. it's the same location the band sings about in several of their songs. how cool. and take a look at this. eight bulls escaped a massachusetts rodeo after plowing through a chain link fence. the bulls stopped traffic as they ran out of the north attleboro mall parking lot. you can see the cowboys just running through the neighborhood after them. i mean, what else could you do? the fire department said they corralled all but one of the escaped bulls and were still searching for the straggler. no injuries were reported. that is the good news, but i am really concerned about that one straggler too. >> where might he be? >> i'm sure it'll turn up

somewhere. to be continued. >> looking for a cow? well, here's a look at what's going on with our weather. we've got some heat coming our way. well, it started today, actually, but tomorrow especially, we have a heat advisory that will be in effect from 11 a.m. tomorrow to 8 p.m. tuesday for the east bay hills and east bay valleys. and from 11 a.m. tomorrow to 8 p.m. tomorrow night for the santa cruz mountains and the santa clara valley. high temperatures 95 to 100 degrees. obviously, under those conditions, there's an increased risk of heat related illness, and you can see how hot it's going to be tomorrow. high temperatures up to 100 degrees in the hottest inland spots, up to 90. and even above around the bay. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it will be not much less hot than that on tuesday. i don't want to say cooler. so two days of pretty intense heat for fall, but then temperatures drop into a much more comfortable range and a much more seasonal range by midweek. >> technically, you are right. a little cooler. >> that's right. yeah, it's a little cooler. and less hot. yeah. >> let's get to chris once again with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in

sports, a tough day for the 40 niners in la. and with all the injuries, jauan jennings comes up with a game of his life. how? number 15 gave the niners a chance

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an opening win against the jets just 13 days ago. things feel a lot different for the defending nfc champion. 49 ers injuries to some of their top players christian mccaffrey, deebo samuel, george kittle and with today's loss in la a one and two record after three games jauan jennings had himself a career day. number 15 was brock purdy's favorite target on a day they needed an offensive spark. jaynes had 11 catches for 175 yards and three touchdowns. ran right through the tunnel there by our cameraman abe. and then this catch was just unbelievable right here in traffic. he got i. becomes the first 40 niners receiver with three touchdowns in a game since terrell owens

back in 2001. >> he's a dog man. uh- absolutely love jajuan, it's the way he comes in every day and then brings energy to our offense, man, with some huge plays and sparks energy and just his love for the game. man. you can see it and you feel it when you're on the field with him. so, absolutely love that guy. i'll go to war with him any day of the week. jajuan was unbelievable. i mean, i think the numbers show it, but more than the numbers just, he was he was a warrior the whole game. he's always like that. got a lot more opportunities today and was automatic on every single one. and even some bad looks when i didn't know if the ball should go there, it. you quickly saw after it that they weren't they weren't going to take that away from jajuan. and he was very inspiring today how he played. >> the niners had plenty of chances to win this game, but a handful of missed opportunities proved costly. second quarter rams run the fake punt, and that led to la's first score. and it was a 14 seven game at the half. and in the fourth, jake moody had a chance to extend the lead to ten, but missed a 55 yarder.

plenty of distance but wide lef. and even nick bosa can't understand how that didn't go in. rams respond with a td on the ensuing drive, and the 40 niners drop six passes today. none bigger than this ronnie bell drop, which really, in all likelihood would have gave the niners a chance to extend the drive and potentially kick a game winning field goal. instead, the niners drop their second game in a row, 2724. >> we had a number of times in the game we had. we had opportunities to run away with it, especially early in the game. having that 14 point lead and they hadn't really moved the ball on our d and starting with that fake punt, you know, it was just a momentum in the game. that's where i thought we had a chance to run away with it, not give them any hope. and that gave them a lot of hope. got them back in it and obviously would love to make that field goal. >> situationally, it sucks that it had to happen, you know, at that point. >> but you know, i gave it, you know, my best kick. >> and it's not like i wasn't prepared for the moment or anything like i felt really prepared and felt really confident. just happened to miss a little left. >> this this loss comes from

being too complacent. you know, we was up what, 14 zero? we should have put them away. gave them hope and they was able to come back and win the game. so i think this got us a lot to do with finishing. monday night fol doubleheader. we've got the nightcap catch after the game, following the conclusion of commanders bengals right here on abc seven tomorrow night, central valley native and fresno state's own aaron judge close out his oakland coliseum career in style. the yankees slugger hit home runs number 54 and 55 over the weekend. judge leads the mlb in that department, has an outside shot at 60 homers if he gets on another hot streak, which he has done before. judge already nostalgic about his last trip to oakland, saying he's looking forward to telling his future kids he used to play here. >> it'll be a little different. but i can't wait to tell my kids, you know, this will probably be one of those retro stadiums in mlb. the show. i'll tell them i played here, so that'll be pretty cool. but they got a great fan base. you know, community always comes out and

supports. i'm definitely going to miss it, but, it is what it is. >> hey. hockey's back. sharks hosting the golden knights in the preseason opener. third period. down three on the power play. it's number one overall pick. macklin celebrini scoring on the one timer. so nice. we show it twice. he also had an assist two points in his preseason debut. but sharks lose it four two. san jose opens the regular season thursday, october 10th at home against saint loui. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion chris, thanks so much. and a quick reminder that you can watch all of 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. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free. and that's it for tonight everybody i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of

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