that breaking news coming out of oakland tonight with a major police response for a bizarre situation. a bad crash near the bay bridge toll plaza. then one of the drivers took off with a caltrans truck. all of this started at about 830 tonight with a suspected dui crash near the bridge, involving at least

two cars. the chp says one of the drivers got out and stole the caltrans truck. police tracked it to a spot near the port of oakland. our crews saw chp officers put a woman in handcuffs. the chp says it's not clear how the driver got the caltrans truck, but the caltrans employee was not hurt. good evening, and thank you for joining us i'm dion lim. we're also tracking breaking news coming out of concord, where police arrested three people after a man was intentionally run over with a car and killed. police say it started with an argument at the bond fair markets gas station on grant street, off solano way, where that fight escalated into one man being run over. there was a large police presence in the neighborhood near the gas station. as they searched for suspects. police are looking for surveillance video of that crash. moving on now to the sizzling new records across the bay area tonight as are brutal october heat wave stretches on ten cities in total broke or tied temperature records today, but the end may be in sight. abc

seven news meteorologist frances dinglasan joins us with today's temperatures as we get closer to that cooldown. and it cannot come soon enough. frances, i know definitely can't come soon enough. >> the excessive heat warning just expired a minute ago, but the national weather service has now issued a heat advisory that extends through tomorrow night at 11. so heat advisory not as bad. temperatures still near 100 in some spots, but notice the coastal areas not included in the heat advisory and so many records were broken today. as dion mentioned, san jose hit a high of 103. the record was 95 degrees set a year ago. san francisco 97, beating a record high of 94 set in 1992. and check out san rafael 107 was the high today, also beating a record from last year. but what's really interesting is napa 102, beating a record that was from 1930. so let's take a look at temperatures right now. we are still in the 70s and 80s

even in san francisco, right now it's 80. san rafael 87. and compared to 24 hours ago, we actually warmed up even a bit, especially in half moon bay. the good news is that tomorrow, the heat risk has been reduced. it's dropped down from extreme. we're now going to be in the major to moderate category. and then some more real relief arrives on tuesday where it will be minor heat risk for most everybody. all those details in your seven accuweather seven day forecast coming up dion. >> all right. sounds good francis. thanks. and to check the forecast anytime. turn to the abc seven bay area apps. you can track the heat wave with the same live doppler seven tools that our weather team uses. and get push alerts for important updates. more than a month after a forty-niners rookie was shot in san francisco's union square, we are following the story of the crime's consequences for the city. today, city leaders pushed signs of progress in union square, promising a safe city as they honored first responders

who raced to catch ricky pearsall's shooter. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell. reporter. >> san francisco's union square filled with the sounds of live music. a far cry from this scene just over a month ago san francisco 49 ers. rookie ricky pearsall was shot in an attempted robbery. >> the day that ricky pearsall was shot here in union square within seconds our officers were on the scene. >> sunday mayor london breed honoring more than two dozen police officers who responded. the mayor doubling down on what she said at this press conference the night of the shooting, repeating sunday. >> and we want to also send a message to anyone who thinks that they will be able to come to san francisco and get away with anything that our officers are paying attention, that police present strong. >> as the mayor went on to say, we have the tools that we need with license plate readers, drones and surveillance, and we will do everything we can to hold people accountable because

ultimately we want you to have a great time with your hobbies and the crowd doing exactly that. we're happy. >> the weather is perfect. yeah, that's not the way this event is part of the city's free concert series aimed at bringing people back downtown. >> i love it, and it's way better than i thought. >> it's much cleaner than i was worried, you know? and, you know, everything looks beautiful. >> and as far as honoring the police, i think it's beautiful. i think it just shows, you know, the city does care about, you know, its residents and the people. >> and, you know, we're here also to support them as well. >> assistant police chief david lazar singling out a couple of officers. >> these two officers that were on the scene quickly. officer harrell responded, heard the shots and she performed life saving measures in order to save his life and did so. so a round of applause for these officers. >> tara campbell, abc seven

news. >> police in the north bay say a deadly crash this weekend is part of a road rage spree carried out by one angry driver. one person died in the crash just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon at rohnert park expressway and stony point road. investigators say a driver rammed another car from behind, pushing it into oncoming traffic. a woman in the passenger seat of that car died. two others, the driver and a child, both suffered major injuries. investigators arrested the suspect a short time after the crash, and say he is responsible for at least one, and possibly three, similar road rage incidents earlier in the day. cal fire investigators arrested a man accused of starting two fires, and they say he has done it before. firefighters believe a man who received a 17 year old 17 year sentence for arson is responsible for the fires in lake county over the last two weeks. one of them, the sigler fire, burned just under an acre two weeks ago. the second fire

last wednesday was smaller. the suspect faces four felony charges. tomorrow marks a sobering milestone in the middle east. one year since the attack on a music festival in israel that set off the war with hamas. in the year since october 7th, 2023, tensions have escalated as u.s. diplomats try to avoid a wider war in the middle east. we've seen the tragic loss of hostages held by hamas, including berkeley native hersh goldberg-polin, found dead this summer, and pro-palestinian protests have taken over our roads and our college campuses. it's already october 7th in israel, and mourning so many lives lost as tensions with iran and hezbollah rise. reporter josh einiger joins us from the site of that music festival. one year ago, where memorials at the music festival site are underway, and dionne greetings from an impossibly sad scene in southern israel. >> i'm about three miles from the border with gaza, at the

site of the nova music festival, and it was here one year ago, that 364 civilians were slaughtered as terrorists poured over the border onto this field where a lot of young people were celebrating an all night party in the desert. and it was sunrise when this massacre began. one year later, they are back here to commemorate the moment the music stopped and the nightmare began. israel's assault on hezbollah continued through the weekend. explosions lighting up the sky in south beirut as the idf pummeled what it called weapons depots. and in gaza, a new round of airstrikes targeted a mosque and a school. israel says hamas had been using his command and control centers. meanwhile, israel is still gaming out a response to last week's iranian barrage, when more than 200 ballistic missiles raced into israel. today, the idf said it will respond at a

time and place of its choosing. are you are you a family? all of this comes on a pivotal, solemn day in this beleaguered country. exactly a year after hamas terrorists gushed into the south, slaughtering 1200 people. 100 hostages remain in captivity. but israel says as many as half of them have already died, including 19 year old american etienne rubicon is his father. >> on one hand, it's like a year, but it's more like a groundhog day that you wake up each day and it's a continuous day over and over and over again. >> today in tel aviv, he and other hostage families met with jack lew, the u.s. ambassador to israel, part of the team struggling to secure the release of the hostages, seven of whom are american and no more than four of them are still alive. >> we have our concerns. the elections is coming up. what does that mean? what does it mean about the team that's negotiating? what is the contingency plan? if there is a change in the administration? so

all of those things, you know, keep us very much awake at nigh. >> a lot of lost sleep among american hostage families in particular, with no idea about what domestic u.s. politics and the fate of the presidential election around a month from now will do to the hostage release negotiations and the fate of their loved ones. you can hear back here sobbing, reverberating through this field as family members return here and mourn their loved ones one year later. we are in southern israel. josh einiger abc seven news. dionne and our appreciation to josh. >> now back here in the east bay, the jewish community came together to remember the victims of the october 7th attack. people gathered at temple isaiah in lafayette for moments of silence and prayer and to tell stories of resilience. >> that's what tonight is about. it's really about sitting with our grief, not forcing ourselves to move on to what's next. it's

about allowing ourselves to really sit. october 7th this year falls in between rosh hashanah and yom kippur, and that is not lost on on any, any of us in the jewish community. this is a time of great vulnerability. it's a time when we are normally are thinking about life and death and joy and suffering, but even more so with this anniversary coming up. >> they took the time to honor the victims and find strength in their unity. jewish leaders are planning more memorials and healing events tomorrow in san francisco. pro-palestinian protesters held a rally and marched through the mission district. today, they're calling for an immediate end to the war in the middle east and for the biden administration to enact an arms embargo to israel. the future of controversial crime fighting technology, soon to be decided in two east bay cities. why the popular tool could expand in one place and disappear in another. plus, they are here. the iconic blue angels soar into the bay area. the big fleet week moments to look

forward to. >> ahead in sports, the 40 niners with two opponents on sunday, the weather and a feisty cardinals team. highlights from a shocking sunday at levi's

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mummy wrapped monster taco. and two original monster tacos for just 3 bucks. take notes, ronald. oops! i named names. welcome to jack in the box! arrived in the bay area, all six of them touched down at the sf bay oakland airport this evening ahead of fleet week. they are set to perform air shows next weekend over the bay between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz. now that kicks off tonight's abc seven news at 11, helping you get ahead on the big stories. fleet week begins tomorrow and this morning, some of the biggest military ships arrived in the bay sailing under the

golden gate bridge. sky seven was overhead as the uss somerset and the uss tripoli came in. starting tomorrow, you can visit the ships at piers 27 and piers 30 and 32. just head to abc seven news.com for a full schedule of fleet week events. and to our other advancer. two east bay cities struggling with crime are considering a future of a controversial piece of technology. leaders in oakland and antioch will both hold votes this week on shotspotter with very different approaches. antioch is considering expanding its contract with the gunshot detecting sensor program. while oakland could stop using it altogether. police in oakland say the technology is helpful, but critics argue oakland needs a more proactive approach to preventing crime. the power is back and tourists have returned to alcatraz. the historic prison had been closed since thursday because of a power outage and officials have not said what exactly caused that outage. alcatraz main prison is set to

undergo a major renovation, which is expected to be completed in the summer of 2027. let's go niners. the heat wave blanketing the bay area, giving new meaning to the term 40 niners fans today. it's been fans in need of fans as the sun cooked up a new record at levi's stadium, now beating the heat. but not the arizona cardinals. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard brings us to a game to remember. let's go. >> niner niner. let's go. right. >> niner fans ready for battle at levi's stadium. but many were not expecting unsportsmanlike conduct from the weather. >> hot. it's hot. it's real hot. it's going to be a toaster in there. >> more like a skillet. levi's setting a new heat record on sunday with a kickoff temperature of 95 degrees versus the arizona cardinals. cardinals. pregame tailgating was more like a game of fan survival for many. like david

clark and his sons, they put up this tent in record time, finding shade and hydrating. >> definitely lots of water. big hats. >> it was definitely time to break out the old school fans and fancy personal ones too. >> and it sprays water and it's got three speeds. >> lori runco says bring on the heat. she's ready. >> it's not normal, but i've been out here when it's been freezing, raining, storming, and we're in the same spot. so what are you going to do? >> tim stubbs was dousing his wife, jane, with a lot of sunscreen protection. >> i mean, i think you need to stay hydrated, apply sunscreen. you know, give yourself the energy to shout niners. and those two will help. >> we're here because we're die hard niner fans. >> you know what i'm saying? >> rain or shine. niners faithful til i die. >> giselle roman and sarah alleman were feeling cool and collected before kickoff. we caught up with them later during the game on video chat. it's

really hot and sunny. >> we are sweating, but we have a fan with us. we have hats, sunglasses. i have the towel. we wish we had shade. if you look across from us, they all have shade. >> the 40 niners sending this message to fans. our community's well-being is top priority and we recognize the impact this heat wave is having on everyone. levi's stadium has complimentary water stations featured across the main concourses and our guest services locations will have sunscreen available. the niners are showing their strength even when the heat is on. go, niners! we saw quite a few niners fans heading to their cars a bit early, and who can blame them? it's hot in the end. a tough game for the niners. they lost by one point to the cardinals 24 to 23. hopefully next game will be a little bit cooler for the fans in santa clara. cornell bernard abc seven news. >> you look at cornell and he's on that pavement. it's black. it's radiating. oh how miserable i know. >> and san jose is one of those

places that broke a record today of 103. and that temperature is taken about six feet above the ground in the shade. so you can imagine what it was like for all the fans. yes, even hotter out there. but things are about to change. here's a look at live doppler seven. in fact, we're seeing some partly cloudy conditions over parts of the bay area, and we haven't seen this in about a week. it's been mainly clear out there, although we still have a pretty good clear view from sutro looking out towards downtown san francisco. and you can see market street there in san francisco it is still 80 degrees. also san jose at 80. oakland down to 77. hayward 78. redwood city 79. and half moon bay is really cool down to 66 degrees right now. and then from mount tam, we're looking south towards oakland and the bay bridge, where we're seeing some temperatures now in the 70s in the north bay, like santa rosa 71, petaluma 66, napa, fairfield in the low 70s, and concord and livermore in the mid and upper 70s and temperatures will not drop too much overnight. we

normally see 50s when we wake up tomorrow morning, though it will be in the mid 60s around the bay. even some upper 60s like fremont, san jose 69 and then check out antioch 74 degrees cooler in santa rosa 63 but still not terribly cool without much fog at all. and the wind gusts, they're going to be light through the overnight hours. and then tomorrow afternoon they will pick up. and what you'll notice is the winds will be coming from the northwest. so this sea breeze is going to cool things down, especially at the beaches. and we'll also extend inland, but not quickly enough. so i'll show you how warm it's going to be. but given that tomorrow we have a heat advisory, the excessive heat warning already canceled. also, what you'll notice is the heat advisory. that means temps can still reach up to 100 degrees, but what's not included are all the beaches this time. even yesterday and today. actually, until 11:00, san francisco was in an excessive heat warning. but not tomorrow. just an

advisory. so we are dropping down to major to moderate heat risk for tomorrow. there's still a few spots where we have the extreme heat risk. the areas in purple there, just a few inland areas and maybe near the santa cruz mountains. but most of us decreasing and then that decreases even more into on tuesday. so it's still going to be hot inland. but you'll notice the breeze at the coast. so san jose, 94, santa clara, cupertino, milpitas 93. and then we'll see some 80s in on the peninsula, 83 in san mateo, pacifica 74, san francisco 81 degrees and then north bay, still in the 90s like mid 90s for petaluma, sonoma, napa, east bay also ranges from mid 80s to near 9085, in berkeley to 91 in castro valley and union city, hitting 90. and this is where we still see the heat, but closer to 100 degrees in concord, pittsburg, antioch, brentwood and also in livermore. let's

jump ahead to tuesday where we get more relief. notice the triple digits are gone inland areas in the 90s, but san francisco still warm at 75. san rafael 87. then wednesday we continue to drop and drop even more on thursday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so still another hot day. but notice cooling at the coast and then temperatures really moderate. really more significant relief on tuesday. so we'll be coming down by another ten degrees. cooling continues. we start to see partly cloudy conditions return. even some fog tuesday night into wednesday morning. so that will be a nice sight. and then we're still tracking a chance of rain. about 30% chance right now for saturday. >> still early though. >> yes it can change. >> can change. well coming up, it is the end of an era for the a's and las vegas. the city's plans to say goodbye to an iconic casino a

executives with the a's will be there to see it all happen. ironing out plans for their future ballpark. people are excited to line up and watch the implosion on wednesday from a designated safety zone. but first, there will be a ceremony with team representatives and a fireworks drone show. the casino is being destroyed to make way for the new athletics $1.5 billion ballpark. the a's still need to hammer out the financin. well, speaking of sports, it's only week five, but the 40 niners with some big games here in the month of october. chris alvarez joining us now with a preview. chris. >> hey deion coming up in sports. the 40 niners with an important stretch of division games beginning today. it's two nfc west games in a row. arizona today seattle thursday. the wild west got even wilder after a

opponents today. record breaking heat. 91 degrees at kickoff into the low one. hundreds during the game, and a hungry cardinals

team looking to avoid a one four start. new hall of famer patrick willis honored at halftime. i think he's the only guy in the stadium wearing a jacket, but it's a gold one. and why not? niners finally got brandon aiyuk going today. game high 147 receiving yards, including. this ends up being a 53 yard gain. led to an early niners field goal with seven three. the niners take the lead later in the quarter. brock purdy out of the shotgun. there's his 50th career touchdown pass. it goes to george kittle. fastest to 50 in franchise history. brock is ten 740 niners after one. second quarter. now niners special teams haven't been great all year but this changes things jordan elliott field goal block in dee milliner on his birthday. takes it all the way back. it's a scoop and score. the niners wearing those 94 throwbacks. he does his best deion sanders high step into the end zone. still in the second quarter kyler murray picked off by nick bosa. it's his second career interception led to another niners field

goal. they were up 2310 at the break. all was good but arizona works their way back. murray little lob touchdown pass in the early fourth quarter. you add the two point conversion. all of a sudden a two point game. niners trying to close it out with six minutes to go jordan mason fighting for extra yards hit oh fumbles. and the cardinals recover. bad news because ensuing cardinals drive they drive all the way down the field. and it's a field goal attempt. and it is good with a minute and a half to go. cardinals take the lead. ouch. last chance for the niners. brock purdy hit by that free blitzer. the ball flutters up and it is intercepted. niners lose a stunner 2423 quick turnaround with a thursday night game in seattle. >> we had the game won and we gave it away you know. but you got to kind of wipe it and get on to the next you know it's not there's really not any time to sulk or feel sorry for yourself. you got to you got to move on. it's early in the season and we're still trying to find our true identity as a team.

>> and we're getting there and it's a couple plays away and a couple drives away from, you know, gelling and gluing together. so but i'm confident that we'll find it. >> you know, it sucks but we don't have a chance. we don't have time to sit here and have a pity party. like i said, we got another really good football team, another division opponent and short week. >> yeah. speaking of that short week, they'll be in seattle thursday night. seahawks hosting the giants final minute. they're going for the game time field goal. but new york blocks it and they go scoop and score to the house. seahawks lose 2920. both teams are going to head into thursday's game coming off a stunning home losses. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> dion coming up a frustrating new obstacle for finding a home in the bay area. the new reason buyers are backing out. plus, a new hurricane barreling toward florida less than two weeks after hurricane helene carved a path of dest

to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need.

with the death toll from hurricane helene still rising,

at least 230 people killed in that storm ten days ago. now, hurricane milton is heading toward florida, getting stronger by the second. abc news reporter alison kosik is tracking this developing situation. >> crews now racing to clear the debris left behind by helene while residents fill sandbags and stock up on supplies as hurricane milton approaches the sunshine state. the national hurricane center says milton will bring with it multiple life threatening hazards, life threatening storm surge, inundation threat for that along much of the west coast. >> damaging hurricane force winds not just at the west coast, but potentially across the peninsula and over to the east coast. >> milton is expected to strengthen as it travels over the gulf, forecast to make landfall along florida's west coast, potentially as a category three storm. >> we have a lot of people in florida already helping to support the response and the recovery from hurricane helene, so we're working with the state eoc to understand what their

requirements are going to be. so we can have those in place before it makes landfall in western north carolina. >> recovery efforts following hurricane helene continue. crews working around the clock to get the power back on for more than 150,000 customers, but state officials say that all area hospitals are already back on the grid. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> abc's morgan norwood getting a chance to fly along with the national guard, who has already flown more than 400 missions since the storm hit, dropping off generators in pensacola and bringing medical supplies to a school serving as a shelter in hot springs near the tennessee border. >> it's like having a lifeline. so to have the type of people that are landing here, the national guard, when i saw them, i did want to just cry. but you have to hold it together for everybody here. that's looking up to you to do that. >> on sunday, president biden announcing that he has ordered the deployment of 500 more active duty troops to assist the recovery. alison kosik abc news,

new york. >> the toll of climate driven disasters in california is coming through as people try to buy homes. the state's association of realtors is giving buyers an out from their purchase if they can't find property insurance. the decision was made in response to california's increasingly difficult landscape of home insurance. many customers are getting turned away or facing much higher costs for policies due to climate dangers, particularly with wildfires. >> anywhere that's a moderate high fire hazard area, those are the areas where we start to see difficulty in obtaining policies. but it's even becoming a little bit of a problem in our suburban and urban areas, too. if a property is older, if a property has aging plumbing or electrical, or maybe an older roof. >> now the buyer can cancel their contract if they're not satisfied with their options. vice president kamala harris and running mate tim walz are

kicking off a week long media blitz. walz touched down in southern california, visiting santa barbara county and san diego today. he is set to be on jimmy kimmel live! tomorrow night, right after abc seven news at 11, and harris is set to be on the view on tuesday. it will be her first live interview and talk show appearance since accepting the democratic presidential nomination. meantime, former president donald trump is in wisconsin yet again. he's visited there a lot lately. four times in the last eight days. his campaign is showing attention on the state because trump says wisconsin is one of the toughest states to win absentee and early in-person voting just began for wisconsin on tuesday. the santa cruz county board of supervisors will consider banning the sale of filtered tobacco products. it's all part of a plan to cut back on cigarette butts found littering the county's beaches. officials say cigarette butts are the most common kind of plastic found during community

beach cleanups. that ban would only cover unincorporated parts of the county. taking care of our environment and staying climate ready can often mean staying aware of the impact we make with our choices. researchers at stanford are now raising concerns about a popular health food product that could impact the recovery of whale populations. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian explains how it's creating competition for a critical ingredient. >> shop online or at local health food stores, and you're likely to find nutritional supplements advertising antarctic krill. while the tiny, shrimp like creatures are rich in omega three fatty acids, they're also a critical food source for blue whales, humpbacks and other species. and now, stanford researchers believe that commercial fishing of krill may be putting populations under pressure. >> so if you draw a line straight south of south america until you hit antarctica, that's about where in the southern ocean we're fishing for krill.

and it's also where the most whales were hunted in all of the world, actually. >> matthew savoca is a marine researcher with stanford's door school of sustainability. he says the dwindling whale population in the southern ocean finally began to recover after whaling moratorium went into effect in the 1980s. but since that time, demand for krill products has quadrupled. >> so the fact that we're competing with whales for things like omega three supplements is kind of, i think, silly in my opinion. the last thing, which is also similarly kind of strange, is we're using it for fishmeal. so to feed farmed fish. >> he says earlier, research at stanford discovered that whales consume more krill to survive than previously believed, and both organisms are part of a delicately balanced ecosystem. marine researcher cassandra brooks participated in the study. she says the antarctic can be a difficult and demanding environment. >> and we have this incredible moment where they are recovering. it's this incredible

moment of hope showing that if you, you know, stop fishing something or you manage it well, the system can actually recover. >> the team is hoping that consumers will ultimately pressure manufacturers using krill to support a sustainable fishery that ensures enough food for a recovering whale population. >> is that the type of sort of product chain that you want to support? and, you know, i don't necessarily want to push people in one direction or the other. i think we should all make up our own minds on this. but yeah, i think just informing people so that they can make educated decisions as consumers. >> at stanford. spencer christian. abc seven news. >> the study also offers several suggestions, including not targeting krill populations during spawning to help bolster their population. well, just ahead, a sweltering take on a san francisco tradition. how harvey milk's legacy is carrying on even with this heat. >> and temperatures are finally coming down tomorrow. some areas dropping by as much as 5 to 15

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first tv interview ever. from the betrayal to the abuse. and now the aftermath. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m, right here on abc seven. >> a san francisco tradition returned this sunny sunday. the 50th annual castro street fair. it was founded in 1974 by late supervisor harvey milk to promote gay owned businesses and the neighborhood culture. we're still here, you know, despite all the all the stuff that is going on in the world. >> you know what happened to covid? >> it's like everybody is showing up again and just feeling the love of the community here. >> thousands of people gathered to eat, drink, dance and shop.

three stages brought entertainment of drag music and go-go dancers. you and i were talking about this earlier that even late tonight it was packed outside. >> yeah, it's busy out there. and that's because it's 80 degrees right now in san francisco. check out these current temperatures, even 87, in san rafael. it's so unusual to see san francisco warmer than inland areas like brentwood right now at 79 degrees and overnight will drop into the 60s. so it's going to be a mild evening. not cool enough for some, but you can at least open the windows and get some cool air. in san francisco, 64, oakland 66, san jose 69. so tomorrow there's still a heat advisory until 11:00 in the evening. temperatures near 100 degrees. but the coastal areas out of the heat advisory. and that's because with the sea breeze, temperatures really will be dropping at the beaches. so half moon bay, 71, san francisco 81. still warm, but much cooler than the 97 we saw today.

oakland 86, san jose 94. and still some triple digits inland. it's going to take them another day or two for them to see the real cool down. in fact, tuesday is when they drop down to the 90s and wednesday they'll see the 80s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so one more hot day and then even possibly a chance of rain by saturday. closer to average two though at least by the end of the week. >> in a way it's kind of nice because i don't recognize the city when it's warm at nighttime like this. >> i almost feel like we're in the midwest during the summer or the east coast. >> yeah, minus the humidity though. yes. yeah, it feels much better. oh, and i've also seen people say online they miss carl the fog. >> yes. it's going to be back on wednesday. >> okay. we shall wait and see. francis. thanks. once again, let's get to chris alvarez with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, deon. coming up in sports, 40 niners with a chance to rebound thursday night in seattle. plus, when did tom brady know brock purdy was the real deal? story time with the goat that's

40 niners. brock purdy etched his name into the record books today, becoming the fastest quarterback in franchise history to throw 50 touchdowns with this four yard fastball to george kittle near the end of the first quarter. the story of mr. irrelevant becomes more relevant with every game, but he did throw two interceptions as the 40 niners were held scoreless in the second half during the loss to arizona. both were deflected as the niners turned it over three times in the game. still no time to sulk. thursday night game in seattle looms. both teams coming off brutal home losses. but guess what? niners win on thursday and they're tied for first place in the nfc west. >> i feel like thursday is a must win for us. you know especially to take that number one spot. >> we got a short week so we don't have a choice but to turn the page. so you know and obviously we got to stop shooting ourselves in the foot.

if we want to be a good football team. >> the nice thing about football is, while each like each loss stings terribly. the nice thing is you. you get to play the following week, and when you get to play on thursday, if you dwell on it for very long, you're just going to put yourself in a hole. so the fact that we get to play on thursday, coach shanahan's going to have a great game plan for us and that's all that matters. >> but what will the niners do about their kicking game? thursday night kicker jake moody twisted his right kicking ankle, making a tackle on this kickoff. in the second quarter. he did not return afterwards. the team calling it a high right ankle sprain. kyle yewcic had to become the holder because the regular holder, punter mitch wishnowsky, took over kicking duties and he actually made his first career nfl field goal, but with a short week. the niners have to figure out who's going to be their kicker in a hurry. >> they'll work on that stuff right away with kickers, it's you know, they they're almost independent contractors. so we'll get them in as fast as possible and get the best guy we can. and i'm sure we'll have to be for a few weeks. >> it just seems like with each loss we've had, you know, just a

series of events that, you know, have just gone on top of each other and it's unfortunate something, you know, you don't. it's hard to plan for. but, you know, i think the biggest thing is just unfortunate. you know, you just got to you got to answer and, you know, score touchdowns and not have to kick field goals. >> san mateo's own tom brady was in the broadcast booth today. he was once an overlooked quarterback to remember in purdy's very first nfl start, he led the niners to a dominant 35 seven win over brady and the bucs back in december of 2022. brady still remembers and told a great story on the broadcast of how how not taking purdy seriously before that first start and as a result, might have become the first qb to realize, hey, purdy is the real deal. you saw him live. >> his first start wasn't so great for you that day. >> oh man, why do you got to bring that up? i know you know it. his first start and i actually thought i was playing for the bucs and we said, oh god, we get to go in and grapple who got hurt. and we got this guy purdy. oh, we got a shot today. mr. irrelevant, and i'm

sitting on the sideline and i'm like, how is mr. irrelevant carving us up? and is our defense that bad? and it turns out that brock is just that good. >> that's a great story. last night in berkeley, one of the biggest games in the last 20 years for cal football, hyped up crowd began with espn's college game day in the morning brought that energy at night, cal jumped out to a 3510 lead on undefeated number eight miami. jaydn ott running right into your living room and then hung out the cheerleaders to celebrate. bears were up 25, but heisman hopeful cam ward led the comeback. that's great video right there. miami took the lead with 26 seconds to go. and the bears know they really let one get away. >> it sucks. >> everybody in the locker room knows it sucks. everybody could have done better i mean i put a lot including myself. >> we didn't get it done. so every individual has to own it. and i think this is a pivotal moment for the team. and i hope that all coaches, players, administrators, everybody involved will be proud of how they responded in a month or two months or six months or a year. in this moment, right now.

>> major league baseball playoffs. >> game two between the dodgers and padres. l.a. looking for a two zero series lead in the first mookie betts deep drive to left. jurickson profar oh going after it into the stands. betts rounds the bases, but profar actually caught the baseball and he's telling the fans about it. i mean, what a play. it continued all game in the seventh. they actually started throwing stuff at him. it caused a delay. profar was hot. when it resumed. the padres put on a power display. they hit a team record six homers in the game. fernando tatis junior had two. padres rolled ten two. series tied at one. game three tuesday night in san diego. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> chris, thank you very much. and don't forget, 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. just download the app now and start streaming for free. and

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