wims, a guy that has been doing okay.ok. he made some nice throws out here. >> al: 14 for 25 for 145 yards. fires over the middle. and that's caught. the sliding grab by demarcus ayers who had a very busy night. five catches for him. >> cris: yeah. we went to the practice the other day. tyler bray is a big guy, 6'6". chase daniel, 6'0", maybe. two very different looking quarterbacks throwing the ball. >> al: and that is tipped at the line of scrimmage. that will make it second down. second down an >> cris: i wonder how a 6'6" guy gets a ball tipped like that. i guess everybody does. >> al: throw sidearm and you have got a good chance of it.

>> cris: seems like somehow our games always come down to the wire. >> al: they do. the three super bowls we have done together. they have all come down to the end. some of the games we have done as we start our tenth year together. bray throws. that is caught. spinning away and getting inside the 10 yard line and all the way to the end zone and the chicago bears are a point awayro tie game. hitch route on the outside. waheknee looked like it but maybe not. got to be. >> al: yeah. look at that.

well, all scoring plays are reviewed. >> the previous play will be reviewed. it is a scoring play. that is automatic. let us welcome in andrea kremer. >> hey guys. i have been in different places but i felt like i was never away. >> cris: down there where it is cold and raining. >> i am at the same height as people. >> al: andrea has won the pete roselle award. only the second woman. you will be honored at the dinner tomorrow night. congratulations. >> thank you. the first working mom to be in the hall of fame. >> cris:, >> al: about 6'10". >> he is looking at you in the

eye now. it is pretty special, it really is. coming back here and seeing all of the terrific people on nbc and some of my producers and co-workers from espn. i worked at pretty much every network. you know people everywhere you go. it is pretty amazing. >> al: you have done fantastic work, on real sports as well. >> right now i have got a story airing on a guy you will be seeing at some point. >> ruling on the field has changed. the ball will be placed on the 20 yard line. third down. please reset the clock to 3:39 please. 3:39. >> al: no touchdown. how dare walt coleman interrupt you. >> a story on the kansas city chiefs guard who is the only active nfl player to be a medical doctor. just profiled him.

it is pretty interesting. that is what my career is about. telling stories. i look at the hall of fame class. does it mean you got really old when you have covered everybody being inducted. not robert brazile or jerry kramer. and he spells his name wrong by the way. certainly randy moss and ray and all of these guys. i love your work on real sports. it's incredible. third down and six from the 20 yard line. can the bears send us to overtime perhaps? what do you know. >> cris: what do you know.

>> i teach at boston university. and getting ready to 16 days to the college launch. sending a kid off to college. >> al: and across the country to the university of washington. >> you get a plug for everybody, al. i love it. he will be in your territory. >> al: fourth down and six and they convert. that is wims making the catch. he has had a big night. that is 7 catches for 90 yards and a first and goal. >> cris: great job by bray here. he will see everybody coming on the blitz. get it out of your hands and convert it. >> al: bray surveys and throws. caught. touchdown. that is tanner gentry. he had one taken away and get it back. now an extra point away. will he go for two here is the question. >> cris: the ravens were begging

for a push-off here. let's take a look. there is a little bit of a shove. they will go for two keeping the offense on the field. preseason game. i say the victory but there is plenty of time left. two-point attempt up in the i for the first time in the game. off of play action. look out. bray fires incomplete. so proud of you. great to see you. >> wonderful to see you. cris, amazing. >> back after this.

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>> al: this hall of fame game is being brought to you by -- couple of pieces of public art in downtown canton celebrating

some of the most important moments in the history of the nfl. benson hall of fame stadium is they have all of their time-outs. >> cris: i would think they would kick it deep here. unless they want to work on something. >> al: sends that one through the end zone. she is working with pro football talk about mike florio and the gang. congratulations to charean. the gang is all back.

ten years for you and me. fred in his 18th season counting monday night. drew, 19. kelly, he wants the vacation. we have to keep track of like 537 players. >> cris: working hard for once. >> al: yeah. why not. lamar jackson. he has been in there the whole second half. he is 4 out of 10 for 32 yards. they start it on the ground to chew up clock and make college use its time-outs. thompson takes that one for a gain of one. >> cris: it is way too early to draw conclusions about anyone in this game. but for lamar jackson, okay tonight but certainly nobody will watch the game and say we have to get joe flacco out of there, right. it is not going to happen.

rg3 was a little more advanced. got a better offensive line in front of him. but there is work to do. and i think that for the ravens, the best thing that can happen to them is to allow lamar jackson to sit and watch for a while. how long that takes. whether or not he takes over for joe flacco. who knows. as of today, not much of a quarterback controversy. >> al: gets wrapped up there at the 30. it will be third down. they take another time-out. tom benson. used to be known as foster stadium. tom benson spent a lot of money to reconstruct it and put a lot of money into the hall of fame. tom passed away. the long time owner of the new

orleans saints. super bowl championship in the post katrina years. he helped to revitalize that city. he did a lot for the game of football. >> cris: this place is incredible right now. i barely recognize it. take the time. check it out. they have done a great job here. >> al: handoff here going nowhere. they stop him. it is a three-and-out. congratulations to bob costas. >> cris: baseball. >> al: baseball hall of fame in cooperstown.

>> cris: you guys called a game together. >> al: i think we did in 2011. >> al: we did four and a half innings each. the other guy did color. i will never forget when i was working with howard cosell and doing baseball and bob costas came in the booth in 1983 and introduced himself to howard. he said i know who you are. you are the kid that is going on about the infield fly rule. 11 yard line. the punt is taken there by demarcus ayers. flag is thrown. we have done a few of these where they had about 30.

>> during the return, illegal k. ten-yard penalty. first down. >> al: zach miller, the tight end of the chicago bears. of course he was involved in that terrible injury that he incurred in new orleans last year. several surgeryings. surgeries. nine of them in fact. he will not play this year. i guess maybe he holds out hope at some point. but it is an amazing recovery that he made because they were scared to death about not just his leg that day but his life. >> cris: and there are so many stories of guys getting cut. the chicago bears, give them credit. i don't know if you will ever see zach playing football again. he is back around the organization, as he should. he sacrificed a great deal for

the bears. >> al: bray. he throws into a traffic jam. second and ten. >> cris: nice job here. going to come out. he is going to be able to sniff this one out. you want to get the first play going. i always think of tom brady in the super bowl that one year in new orleans. let's get a play or two, three, four yards. then start the drive. and that is what they are trying to do right now here for the chicago bears. he al: bray to bench. six seconds until the two-minute warning. third down and ten. >> cris: you know, i just can't help but to think that we are getting a chance to see the bears here. when we see them on opening

night against the green bay packers, nothing we have seen here will even slightly resemble it. not the offensive style of play or the players on the field. you are going to have a month plus before the game is played. i will be really anxious to see the growth. >> al: a lot of players that you are seeing tonight won't be in green bay either. ird and ten. bray. jostled and the pass is incomplete. intended for thompson. that takes us to the two-minute warning. our next preseason game will be on 6th of august. green bay is a sunday nighter.

seattle is a monday nighter. late afternoon game because they are in arizona. almost every other game on the schedule noon central time. >> cris: that was a very winnable play that time by tyler bray. he took a big shot and that should have been a first down. the ball slipped through the fingers of thompson. he really hung in there. with all of the flags we have seen thrown, that could have been. watch him hang in here and deliver the ball and really hits the receiver right in the hands. i think that will be a penalty as well. eric weddle. that is a beauty. he is proud of that one.

go on. show out. ten interceptions since he got here. >> al: heck of a player. >> cris: smart guy. that is what you need at the safety position. >> al: all kinds of action. going for it on fourth and ten. >> false start number 14, offense. five-yard penalty. still first down. >> al: that will make it fourth down and 15. >> cris: the most bizarre part, usually when you play wide receiver you cannot hear the snap count. then you get in a stadium like this and you can hear everything and now the wide receiver jumps offside.

>> al: pretty quiet all things considered and certainly at the moment. fourth and 15. chicago can run out the clock if they stop them here and they will. that enables us to bring bact y bactery -- terry mcauley. the helmet rule. everybody is talking about it right now. your thoughts on what you saw here tonight. >> the rule expands so far. i think they have been told to just throw, you know. in the preseason just throw. take a library of plays and

hopefully by the time we get to philadelphia in week one they will have a really good understanding of what they want as a foul and not. >> al: a couple of plays tonight that we will take a look at. the ravens can just run the clock out right now and win the game by a point. >> yeah. i think that we called a hit on a defenseless receiver there. that means he is looking for forceable contact to the head and neck area. this is the use of the helmet that walt did announce. we had four of these. two use of the helmets and two unnecessary roughness fouls. i think they got the use of the helmet right as you and cris said. >> cris: that's rare. >> al: that is why you are here. it's on you this year. >> cris: yeah.

e. let them beat me up. >> al: that is why you are here. we are going to second guess the heck out of it. where were you during the super bowl? >> let's hope that cory clements play, that is the standard. we will talk about it later. if that is the standard i think everybody will be happier. fans, coaches, players, announcers. >> al: well, this will end the game. terry, great to have you with us. enjoy traveling on the road with us. we will see you in dallas in about three weeks. ohio as the baltimore ravens win it by a score of 17-16. that will do it for the hall of fame game. hope you enjoyed it. hope you enjoyed the chit-chat

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field. the reason peyton manning spent right now at 8:00, look who is back on a football field. the reason peyton manning spent the day with the raiders. plus -- >> we could see what looked like undercover agents. >> what investigators found inside a bay aaay care facility that has neighbors concerned. first, four-times the size of san jose and it's growing. flames flare up just north of the bay area. the news starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm jessica aguirre.

we're on in primetime because of tonight's preseason football game. we begin with the exhausting fight koncontinuing tonight. communities remain threatened. you're looking at new video just into the newsroom, showing an air attack on the lake fire. we have team coverage on the fires across the state. we begin with sergio quintana. sergio, update us on what you know. >> reporter: well, that video you were showing was where we were for a good part of the afternoon. i want to show you where it was burning. that is the river fire. the smoke has come down a little bit because the temperatures have dropped. but the fire was burning just a couple miles that way for much of the afternoon. we watched as crews threw everything they had at this fire. one of the biggest assets they brought in, the jumbo jet fire

retardant bomber. by air and on the ground, crews did everything possible to protect homes on scotts valley road. we talked with one man who, as the fire advanced, he continued to clear out brush with his tractor. the fire was burning over the ridge from his house. are you concerned it's going to jump anytime soon? >> no. no. i think they've got it pretty well under control. i'm a fireman myself. so, i'll put the gear on when it comes time. >> reporter: he did have his fire gear nearby. a couple miles down scotts valley road where we saw the intense firefight, we noticed one house that burned. right now, the river fire is at 41,278 acres. it is 50% contained. of course, this is part of the mendocino complex, which is actually two fires. the second fire that's part of this complex is called the ranch fire.

you can see it right over there, just north of lake fire. it is at 83,000 acres, 33% containment. reporting live in lake county, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> it looks calm up there. what kind of conditions are crews dealing with? for that and a new warning about to hit the bay area, let's check in with jeff raineri. >> we expect the winds to pick up in the next 24 to 36 hours. that's what the added worry is right now for firefighters. anyone that is close to the river or the ranch fires, you will be under a red flag fire warning once we hit tomorrow. most of the growth in the ranch fire was on the northern side. for the river fire, also on if northern side. a temperature of 80, it has cooled down. not that windy. winds out of the west at 9. 93 degrees, we could get guests

up to 40 miles per hour for the highest ridge tops. and it is because of that increasing wind, occasional wind gusts, 15 to about 40 miles per hour. we have a brand-new red flag fire warning in effect from upper lake all the way down to middletown. all of these areas here, could see those gusty winds. we want to reiterate, both of the fire zones, in the mendocino complex fire zone will be in this red flag fire warning. we're tracking the smoke and how it's going to impact the bay ae area tomorrow. technology created here in san jose could be key in helping to plan the attack on the fire that's devastating shasta county. we go to san jose where a one-of-a-kind fire laboratoryn wheels being used to help firefighters. >> reporter: we're here at san

jose state university, which is on the edge of land fires. this is the mobile fire lab. crews got it ready to deploy tomorrow. it can get up close and personal to gather crucial data, which it did at the carr fire. researchers are preparing to hit the road, loading up the fire weather research laboratory, with weather equipment, centered around a dopplar unit. and help forecast weather behavior. >> measuring the fire on the fire front is critical to understand where it may go. >> reporter: the mobile aspect of your unit here is helpful, huh? >> yeah. this is the only mobile profiling system in the u.s. that's aimed at wildfire research. >> reporter: the lab just returned from the carr fire, a fire destructive and instructive, with its deep unpredictable smoke layers and

133-mile-per-hour winds. clement took this picture that showed the twisting power of a fire that creates its own weather. it helps firefighters make a fast decision on whether to drop the fire retardant. it takes us five minutes to get it going and data back to the computers. that's as quickly as we got the information to say, there's 10 now, feet of smoke here, you shouldn't fly. >> reporter: matthew brewer, a former firefighter, helping wild land firefighters. >> i'm giving them real-time data. making sure everyone stays safe. >> reporter: the lab will head out to northern california, where there is so much fire activity. and they will find out where cal fire and other agencies want them to go, while they are on their way, another advantage to being mobile. live inhanda. >> thanks, robert.

if you're joining us now, we're in primetime this evening because of the football game that played before this. we want to update you on the fires burning in california. let's talk about the enormous and deadly carr fire, roaring near reading. it continues to devour acre after acre. six dead, including two firefighters. more than 125,000 acres charred. that's equal to four-times the size of san francisco. more than,000 home 1,000 homes around redding, gone. many of the home you knowners aa center. 40 agencies on-site helping people there with things like insurance. how do they get their records. short-term housing. the carr fire at this point, as you heard robert y, contained. this new video in tonight. it is a somber procession

through redding. fire trucks escorting the body of jeremy stoke. his body was transported to a funeral home ahead of the memorial service for him this weekend. new at 8:00, unsettling discovery in a quiet mill valley neighborhood. police say they found a potent drug in a home, a home that was also being used as an illegal day-care center. nbc bay area spoke to the woman running the now-closed day-care center. >> it wasn't part of my day care. my day care is fine. everything is good. >> reporter: everything is not fine for the mulholland family if you ask mill valley police. police officers swarmed this house on meadow drive and arrested this man, hank mulholland. >> it's my son. >> reporter: investigators believe the 27-year-old stole $17,000 worth of merchandise from supermarkets and drugstores. when investigators searched the

home, they found fentanyl, a drug 100-times more powerful than morphine. >> they found it in his wallet. >> in his car. >> in his car. >> reporter: they also discovered that betsy mulholland was running a day care in the home. >> the people living in the house were never really friendly. it is odd that people running a day care would be unfriendly with neighbors. >> reporter: photos listed show toddlers playing with toys and a minijungle gym. >> the whole place is a mess. and it seems an odd place to run a day care. >> reporter: he says his wife did have state license to run a day-care center. but she was not aware that the city of mill valley required a business license, as well. and he tells me, both parents are sorry they allowed hank to stay at the home. a cozy community, rocked by a shocking discovery. in mill valley, nbc bay area

news. nbc bay area responds to a mother who faced a bill, a staggering bill, just days after her husband died. >> she contacted our consumer team for help. chris is here now with the insurance mess. >> we have helped a lot of people with health insurance problems. what stood out with this one was the timing of this one. really unfortunate timing. a terrible, life-changing loss, followed by a huge, surprise bill. and then, an aggressive demand to pay it quickly. >> so many people liked him. >> reporter: april bridescribesr husband as a devoted father. >> he learned how to play "happy birthday" on the bagpipes. >> reporter: a man who enjoyed some quirky hobbies. >> he rode a unicycle. >> reporter: he often rode this big-wheel bicycle around, too.

earlier this year he was in great health for a 54-year-old. just weeks later, he collapsed while on a run. >> he was the epitome of health. to have this happen to him, of all people. >> reporter: it was a heart attack. steve was gone. but then, quickly, another shock. while sympathy cards were still pouring in, april got an unexpected letter from their health insurance company. >> as soon as i notified them that my husband passed away, they sent me a bill for $9,600. >> reporter: april undercharging the family for more than two years. now, they planned to collect. >> they expected me to pay all of these past premiums they had never billed me for. and when i enquired about it, they said, we'll file a grievance. but we expect you to pay these bills. >> reporter: steve died just 19 days earlier.

but they gave her two weeks to pay the money. if not, the policy could be canceled. that's when she turned to us. we reached out to blue shield of california. it declined to comment, citing privacy rules. but april tells us that within days, the bill was cleared. >> i knew if i didn't come this route, the insurance company would hassle me and expect me to cover a bill they had decided all of a sudden that i needed to pay. >> reporter: can insurance companies demand additional money from your family after you paid your premium? the state said, no, they can't. what happened with april? we're not entirely sure. we encountered the same red tape april faced. she's fears other families h faced the >> there's probably someone out same ordeal. there thait. they may have lost their health care as a result of it. and that's wrong. >> a final note here. all health insurance companies

must give you 30 days' notice before cancelling a policy. you also have the right to appeal. we have posted lots of insurance resources on our website, nbcbayarea.com/respond. look under the consumer resources section. you can go there for our consumer tip section. if you have trouble with any other business, let us know. or call us, 888-996-tips. >> thanks very much. good advice. a surprise guest at raiders' training camp. what he's doing to help derek carr. and a park in the middle of the con treat jucrete jungle.

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from when traded for less than $1 in 1997. the only other company to make that mark was petro china. colin kaepernick at the center of controversy and has led to an apology by e.a. sports. a line of an edited song referenced kaepernick in the song. e.a. said they accidentally e t edited the song because they didn't have the rights to include kaepernick's likeness in the game. not just another day of training camp for the raiders today, two of the greatest ever stopped by. peyton manning and shawn woodson, showing up in napa.

they had 22 pro bowls in their careers. manning is on the speaker circuit. when his schedule brought him to the bay area, he asked jon gruden if he could swing by and pay a visit. he needed to get his football fix for the summer. >> i never consider myself a coach but you're always paying it forward. if somebody has a question about no-huddle offense or calling automobi audibles, i'm glad. a sneak peek of the public park on the roof of the transit center in san francisco today. the center does not open until august 11th. but today, they gave two public tours to give a taste. there's long, curving walkways, a lot of vegetation. a lot of places to sit and benches. when the transit center opens in nine days, it will connect people to b.a.r.t., caltrain and

greyhound. >> oh, gosh. >> so innovative. >> that's very exciting. >> that's need. >> and a park up on top of there. >> its own climate, maybe? >> yeah. >> a microclimate. >> yeah. you get up closer to the fog, it will be chillier. not emba embarcader blowing, i'll have details and your forecast in a few minutes. the palo alto making history with an all-asian major studio film.

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6 year old girl in a san guilty. that's the verdict for a former uber driver who killed a 6-year-old girl in a san francisco intersection. the crash happened new year's eve of 2013, at the corner of polk and ellis streets.

they said muzaffar hit sophia liu with her mother and brother. today, the jury found him guilty of vehicular manslaughter. san francisco's d.a. spoke about the verdict late this afternoon. >> we prefer to focus on prevention and hopefully dededer rens. we have, you know, families have been destroyed by his actions. >> the family filed suit against uber, claiming he was using the app at the time. uber denied that, saying he was not working for them at the time of the accident. that suit was settled out of court. covering up the work of vandals. muralists spent the day fixing the caesar chavez mural.

the portrait was replaced. the artists hope the move will make the mural less attractive to vandals. >> we are turning a negative into a positive and we honor a great woman who stood side-by-side with cesar chavez. they hope that the vandals learn the history. a spicey night in san francisco. sean spicer, promoting his new book. he just wrapped up a speaking event at the commonwealth club of cuss what he writes about in "the briefing." he talks about his turbulent tenure as press secretary in the trump administration's first few months. he talked about how working for president trump was unorthodox from the very start. >> there were times i would say that's unsustainable or untenable because of the following. and we'd go back and forth and come to a point where i would say, we need to say it in this

way or, you know, and what happened more often than not is he would say, just say the president believes the following. spicer served as press secretary for six months. this photo of reese witherspoon throwing ice cream at meryl streep. she said, i got her. streep has joined the "big little lies" cast for season two. season two, set to premiere in 2019. we haven't seen a movie like this one since "the joy luck club." a major studio movie with an all-asian cast. we talked to him about "crazy rich asians." the new film is getting a lot of

buzz. "crazy rich asians" is theirst film to feature an all-asian cast since "the the director is a palo alto native, jon chu. his dad may be even more famous than he is. his dad is chef chu of the restaurant chef chu's in los altos. the family and cast gathered at the restaurant this afternoon. >> it's so bizarre, coming to my parents' restaurant, where i grew up, and seeing people i have seen my whole life, feeding us and giving us -- i know means love, means so much. and to have our cast -- these worlds that are colliding in front of me. >> tonight, we go behind the scenes with the chus and talk about making it in america. and jon talks about how his foodie father inspired him.

"crazy rich asians" opens in theaters august 15th. >> thank you. i see a movie night ahead for all of us. we should go together. >> we can have dinner beforehand. >> we need to bring janelle. we have the connection. >> she's our leader. our weather forecast, it was nice today. a lot of blue sky for the bay area. look for warmer temperatures tomorrow. the thing i want to start off with tonight is the smoke. while we have had relatively clear skies for most of the bay, we're seeing a change in the wind on friday. that would bring in more smoke particles and haze. the upper-level winds would carry the thickest and the most dangerous smoke off to the east. but we're looking at the surface winds, pushing down smoke for the bay area. tomorrow morning's forecast, less in the way of fog but we'll see patchy clouds on the coast. that's brings us to 57 in the peninsula. across the north bay, 57.

san francisco, a chilly 53. and patchy clouds and 56. i see a three-degree to six-degree warming tomorrow. that puts us back in the mid-90s, ail gilroy, 94. you're not too bad in downtown san jose, 85, with the breeze moving in off the bay. over to the east bay, i warmed it up in antioch, pittsburg, concord, with mid-90s returning. by the bay, looking good oakland to hayward and 70s. we have sunshine in the prin peninsu peninsula. we'll have 80 in redwood city and 65 in daily city. the ocean breeze will be lingering. that's 63 at the outer sunset. and 68 for the mission. in the north bay, 86 in sonoma. 89 in napa. as you get closer to the fires, ukiah will be at 94.

that's what i want to bring us to next. the changes we see as we head into the upcoming weekend forecast. the biggest change is the hottest air we've had with a lot of the fires. it's moving off to the south. it's because this area of low pressure going to move in and push things out of the way a little bit. but the other thing this system is going to do is help kick up winds on saturday. that's why there's a brand-new red flag fire warning in effect. it's the last thing we need. really, anyone living near the ranch or the river fires, you have to stay alert. we could seehe ridge stops. 15 to 40 miles per hour. occasional gusts that could help the fires to spread more. it'so clear lake, cobb and to hidden valley. 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on saturday. look at the temperatures. we're down at the carr fire in redding to 96 on sunday. next week, we're back up to 108. still a tough go on the fire

lines there. and up in mendocino county, we're down to 90 on sunday. but back up to triple-digits by wednesday and thursday. in san francisco, cool 60s through next tuesday's forecast. and for the inland falli valley haze, smoke tomorrow, 88 on sunday's forecast. then, back up hotter as we head through the midpart of next week. i think the worst of that wind will be on saturday. i'll be here tracking it all. >> jeff, thanks very much. a labor of love for kerri walsh jennings. the event she's bringing to the bay area for everyone. the first

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less than an hour ago on nbc bay area. it was preseason football. but it's football. the bears and ravens playing in the hall of fame game right here. robert griffin iii tried to make a comeback. nice pass there. a touchdown pass for the ravens. baltimore holds on to win, 17-16. niners have their preseason and the raiders on friday. we have something for you that's fun. platform 1440. it's coming to avaya stadium grounds. >> it's the brain cheechild of walsh jennings. she caught up to explain what the event will entail. >> kerri, explain to me what p-1440. what is that? >> it's a lot of amazing, dynamic things all rolled into one. we're an event series, around the sport of beach volleyball,

health and wellness, personal development and live entertainment. you have 1440 minutes in a day. the filter that we create everything is centered around the sacredness of time. 1440 minutes in every day. it's fluffy but powerful. >> show me what's going on. people say the soccer field. everything will happen outside here. and it will cover all these parking lots, extend past the practice field, everything. >> we have a nine-acre footprint. this is where all of the volleyball courts will be. stadium court right here. this is where the food trucks, beer gardens, activationing will be, where kids can work out. the main stage for the concert will be at the end of this parking lot. we have marian hill, foster the people, rad, legit bands. it will be comfortable.

we want people to come and show up and stay for the whole day. >> you will be playing? >> i will be playing. i want to win every event that i host. you know that myself and my team hosts. i'm on a parallel path. i want to qualify and win the tokyo 2020 games. i've had the worst season in my life and i know that will happen. at the same time, we're growing p-1440, which is a labor of love. tell your friends. i need to enlist all of the friends i have out there. >> should be a great event. >> it will be. >> kerr. >> john: has a ton of friends. it has live music, the best beach volleyball players in the world. activities for children. and more than that. tickets are on sale right now. >> and kerri walsh, one of our favorites. she's phenomenal. so much fun. we have to go. >> definitely. i'll make sure to clear the

weather out. it will be good. >> you will? >> yeah. for kerri, anything. >> we call her k.w., just saying. >> name-dropping. little hazy through some smoke tomorrow. red flag fire warning in evict. could see gusts up to 40 miles per hour. >> we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >> thanks w.k. for watching. >> i made that up.

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