and 2021. this is out of roughly 440 emergency call centers worldwide. for weeks we tried following up about the gap in reviews. but the agency never got back to us. when we reached out, a spokesperson said the fcc does not oversee how 911 call centers are regulated under state law. the fcc issues a survey to the reporting jurisdictions but cannot compel the reporting jurisdictions for all information requested. >> as for oakland, for more than two months and after more than a dozen emails and calls to all of these oakland officials, none of them agreed to sit down with the investigative unit and talk about the cities 911 problems. they cited the civil grand jury response process that they need

to follow. but with thousands of 911 colors impacted by the problem every month. >> it's nice to have you back on the program. >> we raised issues during an interview in a recent newscast. >> office a long wait time is clearly unacceptable and my administration will be tackling this issue with urgency. >> i have been sitting here for at least eight minutes. i cannot imagine that no one has called you guys. >> i do apologize for the delay. >> there making the city it like it is a joke. that's how i feel. >> outside of individual jurisdictions, there is no state or federal regulation of 911 centers. air locally enforced as a result there operation of a fragmented. every year they collect and determine how much we pay into the system through our phone bills every month. with the investigative unit, with nbc bay area news.

>> no one from the city of oakland agreed to sit down with the investigative unit to talk about the cities 911 problems but they brought it up during the community safety meeting this weekend. >> yes and we need to do better. stay tuned tomorrow or actually monday as we will be announcing these things in accordance with how we approach this to solve the actual call rate. so when you're calling 911 and if you get a busy signal. but i called just before them. that's a problem. but we see that. that is coming on monday. >> our investigative unit was covering oakland 911 system since july. of course we will continue to follow the story closely and will update you tomorrow if and when the mayor's office may to decision with the problem.

a reminder that if you have a story for anyone in the investigative unit, call us. or you can visit our website of nbc bay area/investigator area. >> riding bart will look different starting tomorrow morning and the changes will mean shorter wait times and more service on nights and weekends. breaking down what you can expect moving forward. >> at the walnut creek bart station, some riders were looking forward to service changes that will affect their ride. >> this is the biggest service change for couple of years and the big thing we're doing is greatly increasing service all weekend. and in the evenings. right now, weekend services every 30 minutes and that will change to be every 20 minutes. so there will be no more 30 minute waits on bart's any time

of the day or week. >> one of bart's director says this is where there is the opportunity to grow. >> a lot of transit agencies are looking at changes and knowing that ridership patterns are changing . they were dependent on the 9-5 commute and they have to go with the riders are. >> weekend ridership has grown more quickly between 60% and 70% of pre-pandemic ridership. were the weekday ridership is just about 40%. the change also comes with a big boost for riders on the yellow line. >> they will get the increase in the service as well because the trains have been crowded for a while now and the trains have been running every 15 minutes. now they will run every 10 minutes. >> this is the line they are

improving on and it really helps. >> changes include eliminating 30 minute wait times on nights and weekends. the 50% increase in evening service seven days a week. reduced wait times scheduled with new transfers. trains will run shorter to enhance safety and cleanliness. on-time performance and better reliability is expected during the peak commute. as the oakland airports are expected to see improved service. >> i think it would make a difference to a lot of people and then to sit here for 25 minutes for the next part. >> besides service changes you will notice a change for the cars there riding. today is the last day the legacy trains will run regularly. >> it is being billed as the world's largest ai event and it all starts in san francisco on tuesday. with thousands of people expected to pack san francisco center this week for the highly anticipated conference.

this is a video right here of last year's session. not just sessions and expose on wednesday night but the foo fighters were headlining a special concert organized by salesforce to benefit the children's hospital. >> a restaurant that they would be closing tomorrow but thanks to community support and the new deal with the diner bar as a palo alto staple but a one day late rent payment put their future in jeopardy. nbc bay area explains why the deal would give the owners renewed hope. >> they were supposed to say goodbye to palo alto for good on monday. >> we are an example of a mom- and-pop shop. >> the owner said he paid rent one day late which spiraled into an eviction notice he got from the county. >> he was going back and forth and at one point i was just ready to say to forget it. >> the community rallied around

him with more than 1400 people signing a petition to keep the restaurant and local leaders including the mayors throwing their support. until he said he was preparing to pack up the restaurant. >> this is the 11th hour we were willing to strike a deal and something we can both live with. so we are very excited to get the word out that we are staying. >> it could have been devastating to the customers and to the other merchants of midtown. >> the customers are breathing a sigh of relief. they say it's important to the neighborhood to have a walkable gathering spot here. and he has no automated his rent payment so that he does not miss another one. in palo alto with nbc bay area news. >> rescue efforts continue for those who may be trapped under

rubble from the deadly earthquake in morocco. the death toll has climbed to over 2100 with another 2400 people injured, including americans. the 6.8 magnitude quake was marco's deadliest in six decades. military is searching through debris to find any survivors. they are prepared to respond to the earthquake. they faced the challenge of reaching the worst affected villages in the high atlas. it's a high mountain range were settlements are often remote and were many houses crumbled. we are following the story closely as search efforts continue. we are posting updates on our website. >> hundreds gathered in san francisco today to demand the end of an illegal blockade entered endangering armenians. this is the latest of several protest from last december when the government of armenia's neighbor, azerbaijan, block the main supply road.

this is the only road linking more than 120,000 armenians to the outside world. our million americans when the bay area and the u.s. want the biting and administration to step in to prevent another armenian genocide. >> many armenians have arrived here today to encourage and demand and insist that the federal government to the executive branch and the white house and president biden to demand that azerbaijan backs off on what is a campaign of genocide. >> we are being told the blockade is preventing food and medicine and gas and electricity and other critical supplies from being delivered. >> and alleged drunk drivers facing charges tonight after driving onto the railroad tracks in san rafael. just after 5:00 this morning the officer watched the driver turn on the smart tracks and get stuck. the officer arrested the driver and police say the incident did

not delay any smart trains. >> business and usual in the south bay after crews affixed a water main break last night. versus like of new york pizza. the business was forced to close yesterday when the water was shut off. the owner reported this video as he watched the crews replace water pipes and repair the road and turn the water back on a very different scene from yesterday. with a buckled section of the road. thousands of gallons of water gushed on the boulevard at cypress avenue. >> with the season started but that was a great trade. how much fun was that? >> lots of fun. >> a happy man who sends it up. winning the first game of the season as the 49ers had proven as an elite team with the order

niners crushing the pittsburgh steelers and jumping out to a 10-0 lead to make it 20-0 and ultimately winning 30-7. anthony flores will join us with the highlights and comments coming up a bit later in the newscast. >> up next, the quarantine in effect in south county's to protect our produce from an invasive fruit fly. how the new rules are impacting vendors so far. >> 22 years after the devastating day, the special way law enforcement and first responders are pausing to honor the lives lost during the 9/11 terrist attacks. or

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>> 22 years later. tomorrow the nation marks a somber day in american history. the september 11th attacks. today some bay area agencies on it those killed on that fateful day fateful day. the santa clara leaders spoke as well as religious and emergency service leaders. with the 100 the first responders killed rushing in to help with thousands of victims who died. spring up among those killed were 72 law enforcement personnel. with undying courage and unwavering sense of duty they selfishly risk their lives to save countless ever. they are our defenders and protectors and our guiding light

amidst our darkest times. >> the ceremony also recognizes passengers on board united flight 93. who decided to fight back against the terrorist who hijacked the plane. but instead the plane crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania. the memorial focus of those who died on flight 93. among those on board there were two graduates now considered heroes. >> as bagpipes play more than 150 people came together at the flame of liberty memorial in los gatos to remember day more than two decades ago that few can forget. for this community, the terrorists attacks on september 11th of 2001 is when two graduates died. there on united flight 93 after rushing the cockpit and

ultimately thwarting terrorist efforts to slam the plane into a building in washington, d.c. instead it crashed into a field likely saving hundreds of lives on the ground. >> they are some true heroes. we need more people like them out there. >> at today's memorial with the names of each of the victims on flight red and a bell ring to honor them. for some, this is a day to reflect on how to move forward. >> as a country and as a people and as a support group. these are the lessons we need to carry forward. you ask people that want to get involved and do you know your neighbor? let's start there. that's how you build community. >> the 21 gun salute punctuated the of silence. then they flew into the air as a symbol of hope and a reminder that freedom is fragile. nbc bay area news. >> the fruit fly quarantine

does not appear to be affecting south bay farmers markets. at least not yet. after a quarantine on santa clara county after eight flies were found in santa clara and sunnyvale. it covers 112 square miles impacting the entire city of santa clara and parts of cupertino and sunnyvale. we spoke to vendors at a farmers market in san jose and i told us that previous quarantines have meant business. >> with all of our cruise and going around all of the tenants. it makes it difficult for customers to come out. it does affect ourselves. >> the oriental fruit fly is known to infest more than 230 types of foods including all cutters, apples, and tomatoes. the quarantine remains in effect until june of next year.

and we have posted information on how you can help to keep the pest from spreading. search for fruit fly. the pride celebration continued today with a parade downtown rolling from broadway down to 14th and on down to 21st. >> so fun. that's me getting the video. >> the pleasure of riding with jones. and producer extraordinaire after the festival continued. with the organizers putting up focus and not only celebrating which is a bit lgbtqia+ pride but also unifying life force. >> now let's take a live look at our downtown san jose camera and yesterday things were pretty clear. but the rest of the bay area, we have our very own. >> a special guest appearance and an incredible guest appearance. one night only.

>> it looks so much fun at the pride parade today and i'm so sad i missed it. but we will still have all of the nice weather that we had over the weekend. it was warm in the valley and we have one more day of that before was here temperatures coming down. were winding down from a busy weekend as we look at the bay bridge where we had all clear skies. and that continues for now. then we start to see the clouds and the fog rolling back in early in the morning. take a look at the temperatures right now the mid to upper 60s and it's 63 and oakland and 67 in dublin. 75 now in concord. some of the valleys were really hot earlier today. it is just now starting to come down where it feels a little more comfortable. let's talk about what is ahead for tonight as of into the fog will return to the coastline and make it back to the golden gate bridge by early tomorrow morning.

overall we have another nice and comfortable day but the valleys will see highs in the mid to upper 80s and the low 90s and a couple of spots. as we move ahead, they will basically be a weather pattern that repeats each day. were settling in with more of the same conditions each day. were starting out tomorrow morning with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. we will be at 60 degrees for concord as you are getting up and heading out and especially for the early risers. we will see temperatures at noon at 70 degrees in dublin and 80 in nevada. partly cloudy with mild temperatures for the sign of the time of year and san francisco at 71 degrees. as we week reached the peak of the temperatures we see the inland east bay and the south county in the mid to upper 80s once again. but this will be the last day

will have temperatures like that before it cools off. as we transition to the cooler air, the wind will be picking up tomorrow. take a look at the wind gusts coming in from the north and northwest. san francisco with 36 mile-per- hour wind gusts during the middle of the day. make sure everything around the home is strapped down and ready for high winds. common down late in the evening the temperatures will come down as well. we will see a series of low pressure systems moving across the pacific northwest and this will provide us with a stronger ocean breeze to keep the temperatures down for the coastal areas. take a look at gilroy with high temperatures of 83 on monday. the rest of the week is 70s. it will be nice and for some of us may be a taste of fall. but we will see some of the inland valley's warming into the upper 80s. with livermore and santa rosa. were still looking with mid to upper 80s throughout the week and next weekend is looking nice. along with santa clara about valley in the upper 70s with low 80s until the weekend.

taking a look at san francisco's forecast with not much of a change as we see the return of the low clouds and fog and temperatures in the 60s and low 70s throughout much of the week. overall, nothing sticking out here but just one more day of the inland valleys before cools off a bit for most of us. >> we will be watching out for this time of year and any time you have wind, you watch out for the fire danger. >> up next, returning to the streets of san jose. concerned about the future.

>> families took to the streets in san jose for the final of the season. the shuts down six miles worth of streets through japan town and it gives people more room

to ride bikes and walk and enjoy food trucks along the way. but the city is considering cutting the number of events to pay for the new union deals. one person we spoke to said she would not like that. >> there are a lot of people here who enjoy it and of all the things to come, i feel like we could probably find the money somewhere else or think of another strategy to put this on the chopping block. >> no official announcements have been made whether the proposed cuts will directly impact this event. >> tens of thousands of people came out to mountain view this weekend for the city's big festival. with artists and craft makers and performers and food vendors and more. this year marks the festival 51st year. they were voted the best festival in the south bay several times. >> it's a lovely way to explore what mountain view has to offer

with over 360 artists with six bands playing on our stage. what you her behind me is the exhibit for kids and families to paint and dance to music. we have a community stage where people come up with their kids. >> it is put on by the mountain view chamber of commerce. >> it looks like new iphones are on the way. this week apple is hosting the annual event at the spaceship campus in cupertino. that's burkitt's experts expect apple will be unveiling the new iphone 15. his new iphones could be made of titanium and others think the event could include the release of new apple watch models. our business and tech reporter is invited to the event and we will have complete coverage on tuesday evening. >> up next, chuck todd with his last show of meet the press. governor devin newsome with a heated reaction to the comments from a bay area woman. from a bay area woman. >> plus another twist

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i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. >> things for joining us on the special edition of nbc bay area news. we are on right now because of sunday night football. >> the high-profile race to replace diane feinstein takes a new twist. governor newsom now says he would not appoint any of the current candidates to the seat should it become vacant sooner than expected. after an exclusive interview on nbc's meet the press. they told chuck todd they would instead make an interim appointment to replace diane feinstein. >> he would not appoint anybody. >> it would be completely unfair to the democrats who.

their tails off with the primary just months away. i don't want to tip the balance of that. >> but a century a caretaker of an african-american woman. >> we hope to never make this decision but i say on a consistent basis. >> that's that he would make a point and black woman. but that ally had a reason to believe this was the fellow first choice before entering the center race after traveling in the polls behind democratic representatives but the congresswoman issued a statement in regards to the governor's remarks that i'm troubled by the governor's remarks and the idea that a black woman should be appointed as only a caretaker to simply check the boxes for countless black women across the country have carried the democratic party to victory election after

election. and the future of san francisco after pressing the governor about that city's ongoing issues of homelessness. >> san francisco's a remarkably resilient city. have heard this all my life. along with the states best days behind them. time magazine did a whole piece that california's best days are behind it. >> every 10 years we have the conversation. >> meanwhile there was to become the fourth largest economy of the world was 7.8 percent gdp growth. we dominate in venture capital with the finest system of higher education on earth. elon musk had to do the r&d headquarters here dominating. >> today's chuck todd's last broadcast with meet the press but the show is not going anywhere. this will be the meet the press every sunday at 8 am right here on nbc bay area. the man accused of attacking

nancy pelosi's husband is due back in court this week. he is due for status update hearing facing the state trial in federal trial along with breaking into nancy pelosi's home last october and then attacking her husband with a hammer and seriously wounding him. the federal trial will happen first and could start as early as next month. that will be followed by the state trial. >> the situation in morocco is devastating with the death toll with a staggering number and rescuers are digging through the rubble to find survivors but the hardest hit areas are still extremely difficult to reach. we are on the ground. >> reporter: tonight new images for the moment this earthquake tore through the city of marrakesh. at a rooftop restaurant tourists were running for their lives. this person fleeing as rubble crashes around him.

others escaping through alleyways of death toll today rising above 2148 hours after the quake, the desperate search for survivors is now in a critical phase. bringing moments of breathless joy as some are pushed to safety. but also heartbreak when the rescuers arrived too late. we traveled up a winding mountain road. locked in places by boulders to reach this village. >> were standing in front of all that is left with the village shrine with the rubble and debris in front of it is of the little reminders of people shattered lives. including their mail and bills. >> reporter: local say more than 40 people died here. and among them they lost three daughters and a baby son and wife.

i am all alone now, he says. i had a home and a family but now i have nothing. across morocco in small villages and major cities with families sleeping on the streets. were even aftershocks could bring the homes crashing down. a nation struggling first to rescue and then recover and rebuild. >> the rescue experts say the first 72 hours after disaster is absolutely critical. it has not been exactly 48 hours since the earthquake hit. it may be the last or best chance for finding any survivors. and we go to vietnam our president biden blended today in his latest push for global security.

vietnam is important economically and strategically. during the visit to hanoi they were lifted to the highest diplomatic status alongside china and russia. the upgrade is considered a major deal plot diplomatic victory.. vietnam is a resource rich country and during the conference president biden spoke about strengthening ties with the country. >> today we can trace the fifty- year arc of progress between the nations from conflict to normalization. this is a new status but of course will be for prosperity and security. with some the most consequential regions in the world. >> after securing deals on semiconductors and minerals. comes after the president wrapped up the g 20 summit in new delhi, india. >> today there are several developments in the manhunt for convicted killer in a prison. he is looking a lot different. we have the latest. >> reporter: tonight, the pennsylvania manhunt is intensifying. with the desperate search now

nationwide after he slipped past authorities once again. with the white van he stole last night. how do you explain that? >> no parameters 100% secure ever. i applaud the men and women standing in difficult conditions to secure the perimeter. i will not make an excuse to you. i wish it had not happened. >> reporter: police worried about the conviction this summer for the brutal murder of his ex-girlfriend and what he may do next. >> we are concerned he will attempt to steal another vehicle to facilitate his escape. >> reporter: today a major clue with these doorbell cameras taken at the home of a former coworker where the fugitive may have been looking for help. here's what he looked like before and now you can see has drastically changed his appearance. now clean-shaven wearing a hat and green pants and white sneakers.

this map is showing the movements into the scape of the chester county prison just outside of philadelphia 11 days ago. the settings at the botanical gardens all the way to the last known location where the van was recovered today. >> they will get him and it's a matter of time. >> over the course of the manhunt with the officers of the state and local agencies scouring the ever-changing perimeter around the property. >> you couple that with the weather and aviation being down for night. but no excuses. >> that is george solis reporting and coming up next a deal reached in a major class- action lawsuit centered around one bay area woman with claims against disney. >> would tell you about the big payoff

>> if you are disneyland pass holder you may be entitled to some cash. disney selling a class action lawsuit followed by a bay area woman with all former holders. this the highest tier for disneyland's annual pass program. but the woman said that when they tried to make park reservations that they found several days they were locked out with the agreement they were eligible to get part of the $9.5 million settlement. if you qualify you will get an email. >> virtual reality is making big strides in the medical world. the future is getting closer and closer. doctors and other clinicians are now using headsets to walk through surgeries before the actual procedures. they can practice as many times as they want to undo it from the comfort of their homes if they choose to. there are starting to adopt

technology as well and working in a different curriculum. the consumer vr remains a niche product and a huge money burning venture and the uses are likely to grow and healthcare. >> as we start this week, can people expect warmer temperatures? >>

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by and pay respect. girl scouts and cub scouts scouts set up the tribute after representing the nearly 3000 victims. every of the display looks a little different. volunteer said over the years they had seen the smaller crowds. that makes the job to keep it going even more important. one of the volunteers was actually in one of the twin towers on 911. especially counting his blessings but he survived. >> attend and for but unforgettable day and we could not describe it in that time. but these are things we cannot on here or unsay. some people here were not even born yet. it's really an educational thing to understand the enormity of the event. of the killing. >> the memorial is free and open to the public and they do accept donations to replace

worn-out flags. >> in san diego, dozens of people have shown up at the 22nd annual 911 memorial stair climb after coming 110 flights of stairs. the same number of floors as the twin towers. >> it's reminder climbing the stairs and what they want is exactly what i'm doing right now. but you can just never forget what happened that day. just educate people and let them know what happened and why we do what we do every day. education is the biggest thing. >> with the emergency responder who lost their life but the climb represents the heroic journey that first responders made going towards danger to save lives. >> with families that will inevitably spend a lot of time

in the hospital. this year they are celebrating their 15th anniversary. we have the story and tonight's bay area proud. >> i love this project so much. >> there's times in a beautiful act of kindness has its origin in a tragic turn of events. such as with kids and art. it's a story almost 2 decades old. every detail of which they could still remember. although she wishes otherwise. >> thanksgiving of 2005 he was years old. >> it begins with being diagnosed with leukemia. what followed was six years of hope and disappointment of recovery and relapse. and way too much time spent in the hospital. >> we ended up spending so much time in the waiting room. >> reporter: so she turned her loved art as a way of transporting herself and his older brother to a more cheery place in their minds.

>> it was small projects that kept all of us busy and distracted and i could see them being silly. they would laugh and smile. you find a lot of joy and laughter. >> until others took note of what was going on. >> little by little, all the kids started joining us. there was a table to take that over. and that was the beginning of something that i had no idea that it was important. i said it was important for me and my family. i did not realize it was important for everyone in the hospital. >> is also the beginning of kids and art. now in its 15th year. through artist led workshops and online experiences and kids to patients and their families. there now engaging thousands of seriously ill children each year in art as therapy with 19 hospitals in 12 states.

always tailoring the project to the patient's. >> one of the needs is the bone marrow transplant unit. so this piece was done. >> reporter: there was a time not long after they died in 2011 that the thought about shutting it all down. but his older brother urged her to continue. he saw what she would later understand. >> i think he saved me. >> reporter: what art did for her, i don't know if i would be here. but it had the power to do it for others. nbc bay area news. >> if you know something someone doing something extraordinary in the community, we want to hear about it. and tag us on facebook and instagram and twitter. >> it is one night only.

>> you don't like late shows? very marvel morning show? >> absolutely. >> we are glad to have you. >> it's great to be here. we have nice weather and it was warm over the weekend. but we will start to see some changes as we had throughout the week with cooler weather coming our way and it's about time. here is a live look outside in san jose. we had a warm weekend especially today after all of the humidity move through yesterday with the high clouds. tomorrow we are heading for 80 degrees in san jose. after reaching 85 this will still be warm reaching 86 degrees. as we move to the east bay with antioch reaching the upper 80s with martina seeing a high of 84 degrees with 77 degrees in oakland and near the coast were back in the mid-60s. after reaching 71 degrees and

80 in palo alto. for san francisco where heading for 70 to downtown while the outer sunset will be in the upper 60s and back to the low 90s for santa rosa that we will start out nice and cool in the morning so we will see things really warming up. as we see a series of storm systems moving across the pacific northwest to bring back the ocean breeze and the onshore wind felt we like to see and let's talk about hurricane lee. this is out in the atlantic making a lot of headlines. it is moving so slowly right now and it is a category 3 hurricane over some very warm water. were watching from the east coast because we expected to make a turn but it will take a while all the way up through next thursday and friday. while we are watching the system move up the atlantic coast. as we are looking at the forecast once again through

next week and now today it's the peak of hurricane season for the atlantic. we made it through all of the names so far. if you are wondering what happened to her in the pacific, that storm fell apart and it was the reason why we saw lightning yesterday with the moisture spreading across the region. now things are quieting down there as well. >> now as we take a look at the forecast we will see slightly cooler temperatures heading into tuesday and then it goes up a few degrees and then back down for the weekend. but you see the temperature is not changing all that much was san francisco keeping the pattern steady with upper 60s and low 70s through much of next week. but not bad at all. >> coco gauff is the first american and six years to win the u.s. opens women's tennis final. the 19-year-old of belarus yesterday with three sets after taking home the grand slam title.

this is also the youngest american to win a major sent serena williams won is the 1990 u.s. open at the age of 17. >> to have my name on this trophy with her is a dream that i always dreamed and believed in. but when you accomplish something so crazy it does not feel real. >> the former pro tennis star as one of the pro coaches but she got her start in florida. he said he coached her when she was nine years old and he's so proud of athletes she has become. >> this is the first match in two years. but it is simply amazing. >> reporter: coco gauff will join us tomorrow morning and he can watch the exclusive interview right here on nbc bay area. if you want to hear more from the 49ers and kyle shanahan, it could turn right now for sports. >> it's hard because i watched the practice in preseason are

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>> welcome back with anthony flores. what a performance. the 49ers dominate the steelers and the season opener. first time in 30 years that the 49ers are kicking off the season. carving up the steelers in the first half and the second quarter back shoulder fed with the second touchdown connection of the game with 49 is leading 29-7 at the break as christian mccaffrey gets loose to start the second half. how about down to blocking with this 65 yard touchdown with 152 yards rushing in the game.

then the defense seals the deal with two interceptions. drake jackson has three of the teams five sacks and he had three sacks all of last season. the 49ers going to beat the steelers with the final 30-7. >> first games are always weird. you think about it forever any overthink it a lot. for couple weeks now you want to get it started once the kick off happens any have to get the first one out of the way for a win to do it. >> i was not thinking surgery but we are here to win. with so many players that are fun to watch how you do this thing. we shut some haters up. it's nice to be on a really good team. >> it is nice to be in a really

good team. starting with the debut with the silver and black hitting the back of the head on the opening drive. is out for couple of plays and throws the touchdown pass. and in the fourth with the raiders down by six and jacoby myers with the winning score. the raiders rallied to beat the broncos 17-16 and jimmy garoppolo's first game with the silver and black. >> i thought a lot of guys stepped up today. is not pretty or perfect by any means but a division game will be tough and guys stuck with it for 60 minutes. we knew it would be one of those games and it was cool. >> that is jimmy garoppolo's career. it's not pretty. not talking about him but just the game. but he finds a way to win. the giants show some fight after losing six in a row after sweeping colorado. down around in the third inning after starter taps the rockies with the solo home run to tie the game 3-3. a few batters later, mitch haniger snapped the dish with the two run shot. jack peterson with the solo homer in the sixth and the

giants beat the rockies. now the giants are just a game and a half back of the final wild card spot >> the fly ball to right field going back as he looks up and it is gone. >> with the third home run of the or igniting a 41 third inning as the oakland a's we take the lead. but the former star helps the rangers to rally. with two home runs including the first of back-to-back jacks in the sixth. with the final 9-4. >> the joker does it again to win the u.s. open. the 36-year-old with daniil medvedev and three sets including the marathon second set with the jokers 24th grand slam title. we originally have 13-4 and 12- 5 for the 49ers after today. and they will lose but it's

only the first game they

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