deion jones. you can see them overshifted that way to the jumbo.eion jones ran through the middle leaving no pursuit whatsoever. there is nobody left outside. >> al: philadelphia had to use a time-out because they had the touchdown and the celebration. the play clock starts. it was taken all the way down. they are looking at the bench. does that become critical? conversion trying to make it a six-point game instead of five. ajayi again. he does just that. loses the ball but after he crosses the goal line. the conversion is good and philadelphia leads 18-12. falcons with plenty of time. two time-outs. 2:19 on the clock. >> cris: the ball has to cross the front edge of the line, i think without question it did. possession. that is it right there. remember, it does not have to cross the back, just the front edge. that's it. the front edge of the thing is the line you have to cross and it did. >> cris: still plenty of time. you can see it, atlanta's defense wearing down. i love the play calls by doug pederson. he went with the big guys and said we are

deion jones takes him down. if that is 27, that ho it is. we have seen him have a penaltyr a week ago f a hit. that is perfectly clean. got his head out of there and nl danger of a nd still came up with the huge turnover. >> al: tevin coleman is the running back on first down. 10:30 to go in the fourth. ryan. caught at the 10. julio jones, big night for him continues. jalen mills covering on the play. julio jones, seven catches in triple figures with 106 yards. >> cris: yeah. i like the young man right here. watching him in preseason, you kind of say he might have a e. little rol i think i would give him a bigger role. he was making huge hits all around the football. he will be fine. and there is a guy there that is awfully tough to cover in the zone defense, julio jos. >> al: ronald darby back in the game. coleman in the back with the fullback in the game. tevin coleman, he goes into the end zone. and the atlantfalcons have 01their first touchdown of8. you have the interception. followed by the touchdown. the falcons have the lead again. >>

deion jones. you can see them overshifted that way to the jumbo. deion jones ran through the middle leaving no pursuit whatsoever. there is nobody left outside. >> al: philadelphia had to use a ceme-out because they had the touchdown and the lebration. the play clock starts. it was taken all the way down. they are looking athe bench. does that become critil? first things first the two-point conversion trying to make it a six-point game inste ajayi again.ha he does just t loses the ball but after he crosses the goal line. the conversion is good and philadelphia leads 18-12. falcons with plenty of time. two time-outs. 2:19 on thclock. >> cris: the ball has to cross the front edge of the line, i think without questionont did. posses that is it right there. rember, it does not have tth crosback, just the front edge. that's it.th front edge of the thing is the line you have to cross and it did. >> cris: still plenty of time. you can see it, atlanta's defense wearing down. i love the play calls by doug pederson. he went with the big guys and > drive from

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deion, who is sitting with me right here, was bullied as a kid, but with best buddies he's been able make friend and be empowered to be his true self. >> and they pushed me right out of the way. you didn't see me at all, did you? they were lots of fun and we had great weather yesterday. today a little hazy. change came on the coast with gusty winds and hazy conditions in the north and east bay. here's live doppler 7 where you'll notice we are fog free. we widen the perspective and, boy, it looks like september, doesn't it? not much in the way of fog. there is a strong trough of low pressure in the gulf of alaska. it's going to sit here another day. it's going to deepen not until tuesday and wednesday. we'll make an impact in the bay area with gusty winds and much cooler weather. as we take you to the tropics, this is hurricane olivia. category 1 winds at 70 miles an hour that continues to move to the west, and as it does, it will weaken. as it moves over the hawaiian islands, they'll see very heavy rain, large swells and damaging earth. tropical storm gordon has been bringing very he

so eric, deion, she has a point and they'll be looking into it. >> all right.ident obama is back on the campaign trail. >> it is good to be back in california. >> he's not mincing words about his opinion on the current state of politics. >>> a fast moving wildfire and it is prompting some evacuations. so far, we know 200 acres in polk valley, spreading very quickly. you look at a picture from the nevada sis there will be an update on abc7news.com and the abc7 news app. >>> former president barack obama headlined his first rally talking to voters trying to help out seven democrats looking to win seats in congress at a rally in anaheim, said the upcoming will give americans the chance to restore some sanity in our politics. palmieri with the story from washington. >> reporter: unprecedented attacks by a former president on a signature preside a sitting president. >> if we don't step up, things can get worse. we had a chance to flip the house of representatives and make sure there's real checks and balances in washington. >> reporter: former president barack obama

i'm deion limb, abc 7 news. >> reporting live from capitol hill. thank you. >> the remarks blasey ford will read before the committee today are eight pages long. she details her account of the alleged attacks and, quote, i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from streaming. that was the what terrified me the most. she was asked if any part of her statement was false or she made up any part of her statement. both answers were no. the fbi agent who administered the exam said three separate analyses indicated no deception. meanwhile, there's been a lot of support in palo alto where ford is a university professor. >> later this morning, many supporters plan to rally in her honor outside palo alto city hall. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo continues our coverage. amanda. >> reporter: matt, jessica, we could see hundreds of people at 11:30 for that rally. neighbors with a message, our community supports christine. now, we saw blasey ford supporters show up by the hundreds during a sunday night candlelig

. >> abc 7 news anchor deion lim takes us along this journey. >> approaching the iconic span of the goldenate bridge, a moment 4,000 miles in the making. iraq war veteran sarah lee is on the final leg of a journey of a lifetime. for five months beginning in virginia, through ten states and over 200 communities, sarah rode away her pain. a journey that almost never began, after her return from deployment. >> you kind of forget who you are and what you're capable of. and you just kind of deteriorate inside a little bit. i had lost friends to suicide. i decided to buy that bicycle instead of taking my own life. >> from one coast to another, as sarah healed herself -- >> the generosity and kindness i experienced on this journey was mind blowing. and we're not as divided as we think we are. >> she inspired and raised awareness to an all too real epidemic. >> there are 20 suicides a day from veterans. and we need to find a cure. >> on this labor day, escorted by american legion riders and fellow veterans. >> when i saw the pacific, my jaw got caught in my spokes. >> this ride, which she named a

at the end he was overwhelmed by vietnam, although i think history will remember him for what deion civilused words in political analysis these days seems to be unprecedented. we've never been here before. these times are unique. never as bad as you say. these are not the worst of times for all the reasons mike just laid out from lincoln to fdr up to lbj. a hopeful note for our viewers today. what can good and strong leadership do in a moment where the country feels like it's going this way? >> it's a combination of the leader and citizens. when you think about the change that took place for social justice abraham lincoln said i don't want to be called a liberator. the progressive movement got fdr. civil rights movement. the women's movement. the gay movement. we as citizens have to realize we have responsibility for the situation we're finding ourselves in right now. that's why i feel a passion for history. i have to tell people, we can do something. all these situations, it was the citizen and the leader working together. that sense of not being a spectator, not just going through the b