so detroit understood the manufacturing process. but they also understood how to deal with steel, deal with iron, deal with wood, deal with rubber. detroit had all of those talents right here and the designers and the tool makers and the things that it took to make an automobile. so why don't we go inside and see the first car that traveled on the streets of detroit. so what we're looking at here looks very much like an old fashioned wagon and we just don't have a horse in front of it. in fact the horses are sitting inside the vehicle. that's a motorized carriage, a horseless carriage. this was the the very first car to operate on the streets of detroit. charles brady king, not henry ford, charles brady king was the guy who designed this car, designed the engine that went inside of it. it's an unusual engine, a four-cylinder engine when at the time most people were using single or double cylinder engines, so a real powerful vehicle. charles brady king and oliver bartell drove this down the streets of detroit in 1896. henry ford was

they became the big three that detroit is known for. they settled here and took good jobs and helped to build the industries they were involved in. following the turn of the 19th century, we had an influx that really helped build detroit into this wonderful melting pot of various neighborhoods, very polish neighborhoods, serbian, hungarian. there were lots of folks living amongst each other and working together in the car companies. in fact, i've heard the rouge plant described as the tower of babbel because there were so many different languages being spoken on the same assembly line. their families with worked in the plants for years. many generation, one after another. black workers were in the dirtier and tougher jobs, in the wheel works. the white workers tended to get the assembly line jobs. during world war ii much of this changed. a will the of younger guys took off to fight in the war and the whole process within the plant started to include older workers. it started to include woman. it started to include handicap workers. the

detroit is seeing a resurgence in the city itself. because of the success of our auto companies here. for the ford motor company and general motors, the concentrating a lot of their research and development efforts here in the detroit area. that is drawn a lot of -- that is drawing a lot of the foreign automakers. they all have technical centers around the detroit area. that is because we have this nucleus of talent and education and universities. all geared to helping the auto industry out. >> according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics, in 2020 more than 40 million workers belong to a labor union. black workers have the highest union membership rate at 12.3%. we take you to oakland, to hear about the formation of the first predominantly black labor union. >> judge pullman was an occupant nor. he was a man -- arterburn nor -- entrepreneur. he was a man who was interested in railroad and got a lightbulb of an idea. in the years after the civil war, 1860, remote travel was still pretty rough -- railroad travel was still pretty rou

i mean, the automobile was not invented in detroit.arly on a number of auto enthusiasts gathered here. as soon as a nucleus of people came together, who wanted to build cars here, attracted more people. ransom olds, when he traded his first auto factory on a river, a heaping on the river. there was the son of a rowboat parents who convinced the packard people to move their facility to detroit. it was a fabulous place to do business. john and horace dodge were machine shop owners. they became early stockholders in the ford motor company. they obviously have a car named after them this days because they wanted to build their own car as well. all of these people coming together is like the silicon valley of its era. henry ford was the son of a major farmer in the dearborn area. his father had a number of friends, one was eventually mayor of detroit. but henry ford did not want to be a farmer. he was more interested in machinery and one of his heroes was thomas edison. so, he eventually got to detroit and started working for the edison ill

you are not to burn detroit, and we won because detroiters, good detroiters said it is not going to happeny lost and they lost again today. okay, they drown me out. i went to an undisclosed location but they found out about it, of course. but i was able to get the message out. michiganders will not be silenced, we want to chief cragg and we are going to go to chiefjamescraig.com. >> tucker: shouting you down is an ugly business. chief james craig, appreciated. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: one neighborhood in a major american citizen has come up with a great soluti. they're going to secede and make their own pleas. some don't want that to happen because some cities might do the same and it might work for that's next. right now on tuckercarlson capsoff.com there still copies of "the long slide." you can go there. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighb

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which is a suburb of detroit and detroit proper. he was in the process of building the world's biggest factories at the time that he was thinking about this experiment in alabama. he built these factories in these cities and completely changed the nature of detroit. his factories and played so many people in such a small area that they created slums. the workers were well paid and he really cared about the workers. he was very concerned about the wages and living conditions, but he couldn't help the fact that when you build a huge factory and concentrate people in a small area they tend to live ann rentals in the city centers in tenements and they build the result of slum living to a great extent, and along with that goes the increase in crime, advice and these were things henry ford needed much like the small town midwest america that he grew up in. a white church on a village green this was the idea in america that he wanted for the workers he thought it was the best way for people to live it was on a vast scale. he wanted it with

he couldn't wait to get out of his parents farm it into a machine shop detroit and he ended up workingmas edison thomas edison was at the highest in the 1880s and 90s and ford came in as a young nobody and started working with edison. reporter: counted of course, he took notice of his superiors and his superiors brought henry ford 20 edison company to an event, kind of a luncheon one day in which thomas edison was present. the two men met so edison is established, an older rich and famous and ford is nobody. the two of them started conversation at this lunch, the young kid with machines and the other guy who understands inventions, they start talking and what they are talking about is an idea henry ford has building a new kind of automobile engine. ford has been playing around with thehe idea of powering an automobile gasoline and he's inventing improved gasoline engine in his kitchen in his garage putting together bits and pieces of stuff in his spare time trying to make this revolutionary gas engine edison is fascinated. he listens tods this young man d thinks why, he's gothi somethi

last year's event in detroit was cancelled. let's go straight away to phil laval, who joins us live from contact michigan and has more from as i feel it's been a long time coming the shows and tell us more about what happened to the detroit medicine. yeah, as you say, oh, a picture is north american international auto show, but i've called the faith detroit motor show, right? it's on a break is for a little while the fact is that they were saying that their numbers were coming down. they realized that change needed to come and the reason for this is if you think about it, these vehicles have for years been getting more and more logically advanced. a lot of cases i have computer ha, 4 wheels on because of that, a lot of the technology was actually having to be showcase attack events. things like c s, for example, in las vegas. so what you were happening happening was a situation where the technology was being showcase as well. and the whole experience was kind of being diluted amongst numerous shows. so therefore, the numbers of

and detroit area. he was in the process of building the world biggest factory at the time he was thinking about this experiment in alabama. he built factories in these cities, he completely changed the nature of detroit. his factories employed so many people in such a small area but they created loans. he really cared about his workers, his concerned about his workers wages and living conditions but he couldn't help the fact when you build a huge factory, you concentrate people and small area, they tend to live in rentals, city centers, the result is slum living to a great extent and along with that is an increase in crime and these were things and report hated. he had this idea in mind that america should be much like a small town midwest america farm town he grew up in. a few brick buildings downtown, white church on the green by the pond, this was the idealized america he wanted for his workers, he follows the best way for people to live. they wanted to create that in northern alabama on a vast scal

and dearborn in the subject -- which is a suburb of detroit. he built to use huge factories and was in the process of building the worlds biggest factory at the time he was thinking about this experiment in alabama. he built these factories in the cities to completely change the nature of detroit. these factories employed so many people in such a small area that they created slums. the workers were well-paid and he really cared about his workers. he was very concerned about his workers wages and living wages by the couldn't help that when you build a huge factory people tend to live in cities and tenements and the result of slum living and along with that and increasing crime and these were things that henry ford hated. he had this idea in mind that america should be much alike the small town midwest america farm town that he grew up in. a few brick buildings downtown on the village green by the pond. this is the ideaan that he wantd for his workers. he thought this was the best way for people lived. he wanted to create that in northern alabama

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your slander of detroit style pizza no notwithstanding.it wasn't detroit -- it was this midwest ubiquity, cottage -- >> it was like st. louis pizza whichs aan front to mankind. >> i love the chicago deep dish. i'm from wisconsin on the illinois-wisconsin border. >> when wore -- when you come back for the next book, come through ann arbor perhaps we should go to original buddies and get -- >> never tried it. >> okay, i'm with it. >> but thank you so much for joining us and we hope you stay safe and be well and to the viewers, thank you so much for joining us as well and we hope you continue to stay safe and be well and we look forward to seeing you at the next

the 49ers opener today in detroit, says one thing. the way the game went from. beginning to end is another story. quarterbacks jimmy garoppolo and trey lance would both see action in this one. and this is not the start. garoppolo was hoping for on his very first play from scrimmage, he and center alex mack fumbled the exchange. the lions recovered but were not able to get any points as they missed a field goal that did they had failed? on 1/4 and one on the previous series right back on the next possession, though garoppolo moved. 49ers have the detroit six and lance entered. it will always go on lance's resume that his first nfl pass was for a touchdown to trench your field land, showing poise in the pocket, then finding his open receiver and he'll get congratulations from the veteran on his return to the sideline. detroit's offseason acquisition at quarterback marin catholic and calcutta, jared goff, keeping it on the. lines next series. 13 play 82 yard drive, capped by this throw to his tight end t. j. hawkinson. 77 game early in the second quarter. 49ers hop

we will do what we call the detroit plan, indoor masking, and testing and good ventilation.seeing what we are seeing, and it's very possible to get kids back safely but you have to follow the science. >> let's talk about -- you just mentioned the delta variant. appa new variant we are variant? >> yeah, you know, we are going to see more and more variants. i will talk about mu in a second. we should expect to see more variants as long as a pandemic rages around the world, which is why we have to get the world vaccinated. in terms of mu, it has characteristics that are concerning, and right now i am looking at evidence, and delta, we have to see how it spreads, and there's some early evidence that maybe it pushes the vaccines a little, and i remain confident in the vaccines and i am not super worried about mu yet. >> for folks who don't understand science and medicine the way you do, explain why we are going to be seeing more of these variants? >> absolutely. so variants arise -- you think of variants of mutations of the virus and mutations happen when viruses replicate, and w

your slander of detroit style pizza no notwithstanding.it wasn't detroit -- it was this midwest ubiquity, cottage -- >> it was like st. louis pizza whichs aan front to mankind. >> i love the chicago deep dish. i'm from wisconsin on the illinois-wisconsin border. >> when wore -- when you come back for the next book, come through ann arbor perhaps we should go to original buddies and get -- >> never tried it. >> okay, i'm with it. >> but thank you so much for joining us and we hope you stay safe and be well and to the and we hope youou continue to sy safe and be well. to all our viewers thank you so much for joining us as well and we hope you continue to stay safe and be well, and we look forward to seeing you at the next event but until then have a great night, and thank you. >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories. on sundays booktv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including comca

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ron allen, nbc news, detroit. >>> up next, the covid vaccine conflicts dividing families, and the newride who had to uninvite guests to her wedding. >>> we're coming with a big change coming for millions of americans. those federa covid unemployment benefits including the extra 3 $00 a week for those out of work will come to an end tomorrow the federal programs were launched during the peak of the pandemic after more than 7 million people lost their jobs. recipients will still be eligible though for their state unemployment benefits. >>> covid and the vaccine have made clear just how deep our political divisions are in the country, but the same conflicts are playing out every day on a smaller scale as well. the decision to get vaccinated or not is now tearing families and friends apart. kristen dahlgren reports. >> reporter: jenny was already planning a small wedding when -- >> we get a text message one day that says, hey, full disclosure, we're not vaccinated we're not going to get vaccinated, and we don't like wearing masks. >> reporter: her wedding got smaller. we uninvited them. w

jose abreu you had words for a detroit shortstop.oth benches to spew out onto the field and surround the fields. abreu had to be restrained. outside pushing and shoving, there was nothing else. white sox manager la russa said abreu had been intentionally hit with a pitch. chicago went on to beat detroit, 8-7. >>> and in ohio, fans cheered let's go indians one more time. they become the guardians next year. cleveland gets the best of kansas city. and bradley zimmer got the best of his older brother kyle zimmer hitting a solo home run. a brother homering off a brother has only happened three other times since 1900. this did not, of course, all the time i went deep off my own brother in whiffle ball. >>> time now for a check on the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins with the forecast. bill, what have we got today? >> we're not seeing whiffle ball weather in the mid-atlantic and northeast. not today. showers and storms heading through. it won't be horrible. we haven't had any umbrella days in the areas of the northeast or mid

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he's a cofounder of the -- in detroit, the fender for the penguin soccer and a professor at the stamps school and university of michigan. they can't hear you but they can since you through the powers of the internet, so please join me in welcoming davarian baldwin and nick tobier into your living rooms. >> thank you so much, john and thanks so much for your book which i have right here. i have two copies of it. and i wanted -- this is because we can hear applause. >> that's appropriate. >> that's for you. i want to start off for you as a historian, i was really curious how this book evolved for you, both cinematically and i was a sort of conceptually. in many ways reading it it's totally research but also filled with anecdote and clear how much time you spent in conversation with people outside the ivory tower. could you describe when it dawned on you and sort of the methods that sort of followed out of that? i was trained in new york city so i was always urban but i didn't know it. i had to leave the city. we learn a certain kind of mixed methodology, we learned archival work. learn h

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joining us from detroit is heidi.di, this plan calls for testing thousands of teachers and staff each day. that is a real herculean effort. how will it work? >> reporter: geoff, one of the most under served districts is showing what is possible when they are not fighting about masks. they are putting funding toward testing. testing is under appreciate yated in all of the fighting over masks. in the city of detroit, they aim to test weekly 40,000 kids as well as staff. this does require parental consent. i talked to the principal at the school. they are working on that. they hope to have the student portion of this next week. geoff, this is critical and missed in the discussion. if you are going to temperature control and screen for kids with symptoms at the doors of the schools, you will not catch all of the asymptomatic which is an issue with the children. here is what the superintendent said about his commitment to getting this right so these children do not get put back into virtual schools. >> testing allows you t

knowing that we're here in detroit, we're at the epicenter for all things automotive.n every corner of >> okay, this waunusual because back then. >> brown: that local knowledge was on display around every corner in the exhibition when we visited. many fondly remembered the barracuda. >> why marvin? why? why couldn't you get a big car like youbrother the doctor? or even a funny little car like your sister the soldier? no, you had to get a bananacuda? >> a barracuda, mom. barracuda. >> this is a very quick, informal sketch made by a chrysler designer named milton antonik as the the final form for what becomes the 1970 plymouth barracuda. this is 1967, the designers are sketching in the studio, you can see when you then come over to look at that part of the car you can see the geometry, that angle the crease on the rear end, are so closely related to that really informal sketch on paper. then we see it as sheet metal on the road. >> brown: a very famous piece of sheet metal with ¡cuda. the ¡cuda sits alongside its major competitor of the day, the 1968 ford mustang g-t, a

for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown at the detroit instite of arts.udy: a piece of art in the family garage. for some paralympians, the journey to this year's games was more taxing than most. in addition to rigorous training, the athles have also had to navigate the global pandemic and other barriers to the support they need. you can read more about it on our website, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us that the pbs "newshour," thank you. please stay safe, and see you soon. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. >> architect. beekeeper. mentor. a raymondjames financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well-planned. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. the ford found

he built these factories in the city's and he completely sees the nature of detroit. he was such a small area that they created. these workers were well paid and he really cared about his workers.er he was very concerned about his workers wages and living standards but he couldn't help the fact that when yous build an huge factor you concentrate people in a small area. they tend to be in rental and in tenements. they built the result of slum living to a great extent and along with that and increasing crime and these were things that henry ford needed. he had this idea in mind that america should be much like the small town in midwest america the farm town that he grew up in. if you brick buildings downtown by the pond. this was the idea of america that he wanted for his workers. he thought this was the best way for people to live. he wanted to create that in northern alabama on a vast scale so he wanted to have an enormous industrial center and the city 75 miles long employing many workers. he wanted all of that but he wanted it without any coal pollution without any

two out of three in detroit headed to toronto over the weekend.last wild card spot in the american they get into the final month. we are rolling, right? this is a beautiful story that you do need to check this out. as we close out this evening, take it to the south side of chicago white sox game last night, nice family outing and the kids are there, but they don't know that their debt u. s army sergeant first class, daniel look us is home from service in key weight after a long time away, and those kids get daddy in one big surprise right there. his family, of course. looks like the mother in law. i'm going to guess and, uh, wife and kids. good stuff. just got total. close it out. think i love those stories? family portrait? that's the family portrait? that's the sporting life for tonight i wonder what manny's doing right now. why don't you call him? you call him. i don't care what he's doing. i'm trying not to bug him. -he said that he needed some time to-- -stop the car! -(tires screeching) -(all scream) why would you do that?! i think that's sh

he is a cofounder and detroit. a defender for the penguin soccer team and a professor at the university of michigan and senior counsel provosts on civic engagement at the university of michigan as well. they cannot hear you, but they can sense you through the powers of the internet. please join me in welcoming baldwin into your living room. >> thank you so much, john. thank you for your book which i have right here. i have two copies of it. [laughter] and this is because we cannot hear the applause. [laughter] that is for you. for you as a historian, really curious how this book evolved for you. somatically and conceptually. in many ways, reading it, certainly research, but also filled with antidote and clear how much time you spent in conversation with people outside of the ivory towers. when it dawned on you and sort of the message that followed out of that. >> thank you so much. first, let me say thank you to you for offering to be in his conversation with me. i appreciate that. thank you for hosting us in this

a lot of rain, especially from detroit, back over to pittsburgh and buffalo.ke to charlotte. heavy rain totals. charlotte to roanoke, assassinate to detroit, more heavy rain. one more gorgeous day. new york, no problem. boston, 73. cooler in texas. yesterday it was 100 in dallas and san antonio. this is more like it. back up with temperatures in the 80s. san antonio you get your cooler weather as we go into tomorrow. look at almost all of the west. talking about a gorgeous wednesday. finally you're into your cool season, oklahoma city to denver, kansas city, after a rainy day today. st. louis, that is like -- we call it free air. temperature around 71 degrees. you don't need the heat or the a.c. absolutely perfect as we go throughout your wednesday. all that rainy weather will swing to your east. we've had gorges days the last three or four days. that comes to an end starting thursday. everyone joy today. >> enjoy today. that's a pretty good forecast. we'll take it. >>> still ahead, how president biden plans to open a new chapter in world affairs. the "washing

detroit is one of the most underserved, chronically underfunded school systems in the nation.much stacked against it. it may be about to show us all how it is done. started last week with every student and every staff member offered a test once a week inside these buildings. within 24 to 48 hours, lab tests come back. they go out to a lab in ann arbor, and the school will be able to use that to weed out not only students that may be showing symptoms but the asymptomatic can infect a classroom or school before people know about it. here's what school officials are saying about hopes for the ambitious program. >> often times, detroit public school district is not looked to as a leader. i really think this is a space we have shown leadership, not only in our academic reform and work we're doing there, but in safety, our approach to covid safety. i think there are things other districts could learn from us. >> reporter: and chris, the question here is why are so many districts not doing this when detroit is doing this against all of the odds. the cdc says that school districts wou

jimmy garoppolo are in detroit getting ready for their first game of the season, another year with high expectations with many of the key pieces returning from their injuries. with so much focus on the quarterbacks in the preseason, you forget the major piece of the defense will bea back in detroit. almost a year since former rookie of the year has been chasing down quarterbacks and his defensive coordinator is glad to have him back. >> i'm happy for him, guys that battle through injuries and all the things you have to go through, the mental strain it puts on you and physical vein. i'm just proud of guys who are able to boss back and go back out there and play on sunday, so it is a really big day for him. >>> college football, deep in the heart of texas. the bears leading 19-7. the horned frogs handed off with 20 seconds left and he runs through and scores on a 51-yard td. that cuts the bears lead to 5. for the quarter trailing by two. he burst through the hole and scores the first of the two tds. they take the lead 26-21 but then less than two minutes later, he spins past the defender,

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detroit snaps the three-game winning streak.rey lance was limited in practice because of a fractured finger suffered on sunday. no throwing, no snaps taken. they hoped he would be ok six days into detroit. cautious with his quarterback of the future. >> any time you have a small chip, it can linger. i hope it doesn't, i hope he's back next monday. he seems positive about it. we've got to be smart with it. when it is little, it is hard to believe it is hurt. but he has to not have a setback. >> abc7 >> thank you so much for watching. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. jimmy kimmel live, have a good night.

but like detroit itself, it works at surviving every day.'m lee cowan in detroit. >>> well, remember the time before we were so reliant on chips to run our vehicles? well, a new exhibit in new york serves as a reminder of that history while featuring cars as works of art. serena has the story. >> reporter: this year the meaning of arriving in style rose to new heights as these cars parked in a new exhibit at the museum of modern art in new york. the exhibit features nine vehicles from the unique 1946 italia g 02 gt. unbelievable. >> each of the pieces of the car were handmade. >> reporter: to mark familiar cars like the volkswagen beetle. these are so beautiful. they catch your eye. >> it's the air stream land yacht. it has everything you need. it doesn't have extra frills. you have your stove, your kitchen sink, your toilet, a bed and a couch. >> reporter: andrew gardener is one of the show's curators. a car can be so many things to different people. memories, nostalgia. >> it's really remarkable when you think about the ways cars can bring

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detroit recovered, set themselves up nicely for a comeback. jared goff, pride of marin county, lions down eight. niners need to milk the clock with about a minute to go. samuel. the ball punched out. lions ball. seconds left. too much defensive pressure on fourth down when the ball hit the ground it was over. 49ers escape detroit with a 41- 33 win. >> kyle actually asked the team how do we feel about the win and nobody said anything because at the end of the game we just got to finish the game like we started and then i'm glad we got the win though. >> we were rolling as an offense for a little bit there and we got into a pretty good groove. kyle was calling the plays. he was on fire. we were rolling pretty good. got to find a way to finish a little better. at the end of the day, a win is a win. >> if you drafted packers aaron rodgers in fantasy football, i'm sorry. what happened at the saints? they used jacksonville stadium. rough one, down 17-3. he's picked off by paul out of stanford. that's a rookie doing it to the veteran. a future hall o

. >>> well, the 49ers staying on the road after their win against detroit.ason, next. >>> okay. the 49ers have moved, just for this week, to west virginia 49ers. the team never came back to the bay area. >> they headed to west virginia to train all week before this sunday's game in philly. it's good for team bonding. here's nbc bay area's anthony flores. >> reporter: 49ers team headquarters has temporarily moved this week from santa clara to west virginia. for the second year in a row, the team is staying on the road between early season games in the eastern time zone. checking into the green briar. the 49ers arrived at the west virginia resort after beating the lions sunday in detroit. the team will stay in practice there this week, preparing for the match in philadelphia. >> we department have to leave. we've got two practice fields. the wallpaper's rough in our rooms. that hasn't changed. but everything else is pretty awesome. >> reporter: being on the road gives the players a chance to bond and focus on football. elijah mitchell had a breakout performanc

. >> the a's in detroit taking on the tigers and their rubber match top of the first. no score 2 on for jed lowry. he sends this one into left center. it's carrying well, and so long. nicely hit strike. first on that 3 run blast very next batter mark hanna. drives wonder right. victor reyes going back at wall that one's gone. the a's go back to back oakland leads by 4 top of the 4th a's up big 2 on for the returning chris davis who sends one fair down. the left-field line that will score run the ball does appear to get stuck under the wall, though. so that will count as an rbi ground-rule double. welcome back. chris. the crush davis, the tigers would make it a game by hitting 2 big home runs in the 7th. but the a's hold on to win 8, 6, the final day take 2 out of 3 from detroit and they head to toronto to take on the blue jays tomorrow. all right. time to talk about some football less than 2 weeks to go until the first game of the season and now with the working 53 man roster. the forty-niners are busy fine. tuning. trey lance continues to practice will dealing with a

and then the onside kick, bounced off george's face, detroit recovered a football. and then marin county, lansdowne 8. 40 readers at 40 readers needed to milk the clock. lions ball. did he have another score in him with seconds left? well, let's see. too much defensive pressure on fourth down, so when the ball hit the ground, he was over. that 49er escapes detroit with a 41-33 when. >> how do we feel about the wind, and nobody saying anything? at the end of the day, we just have to finish the game like we started. i am glad we got the window. i know we became too concerned with protecting our guys. as opposed to doing whatever you do to win. and what you have to do is play every single down like it is the last down. >> back here, later on, it is the raiders, on monday night football. sports just keeps on coming on! i will see you later. >>> in a packed stadium filled with college football fans, we went wild over a cat. >> the crowd was concerned for the cat, and some fans tried to reach for it, video shows the cat struggling to claw its way back up. >> the crowd bel

the red and gold kick off week one of the nfl season at detroit. the lions are a mystery. they have a new head coach and a new staff. they also have a new qb and marin county native jared goff who was traded from the rams to the lions in the offseason. as for the 9ers, they have high expectations. many football experts believe this team is built to make a super bowl run. >> feels like it's been a long time coming. you know, preseason is great to get your feet wet but -- um -- you know there is like nothing regular season, especially having fans back. >> all you are hoping is you just prepare the best you can and everyone can't wait for kickoff because you want to shut off that mind and go. >> make sure you join nbc sports bay area for 49ers' pregame live tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., newly retired joe staly joins the team to get you ready for the big game. >>> college football stanford on the road at the l.a. coliseum to take on usc. just before the half, tanner mcgee fires a strike to the back of the end zone to bryson tremaine. how about this? the cardinal upset the num

gayle ong kron 4 news and we will have highlights of the niners win in detroit coming up later in sports. but let's talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look. >> at san francisco from the sutro tower camera. reese is probably the most popular woman in town rushed for as we have as is here now with a look at a very. >> award winning forecast. i mean, it couldn't have gotten any better today. i thought yesterday was great and i thought and others. no way we're going to be able to beat that. and then we did today because temperatures actually warmed up even more from yesterday's daytime highs already tracking that marine layer along the coast. 58 degrees for half moon bay but still toasty for our warmest inland valleys, low 90's for livermore and conquered that cool sea breeze. has it made its way into our warmest inland valleys just yet. but we are tracking 70's and 80's throughout the north bay mid 70's for napa. but check out cnn sell motivado more than 10 degrees warmer. so we're starting to notice that cool sea breeze impacting our coastline out there bringing us cooler tempe

at detroit today, every a's run scored with 2 outs, including the first inning 3 run big fly, the team scored 4 in the first inning, and the first pitch chris davis saw since rejoining the a's, a four thinning ground- rule double here. davis, what a day, 2 for 3, as the a's spotted the tigers to an 8-0 lead. bottom seventh, here came the tigers. 3 run blast, part of a 5 line inning that brought detroit within two. . t enough man strength he had represented the tying run. and the a's won 2 of 3 from the tyner tigers, 8-6 final. and they are within 1.5 of boston for the second wild-card spot. to golf, that is patrick kelly in atlanta. he got the lead in the championship, but the shot of the day belonged to harris english come up par 3, 15, 5 iron, 211 yards. his second career hole in one. he is five back strokes behind cantley. i thought you might like that one. but the giants, it's serious. 28 games left. they can't win the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already schedu

and in detroit, justin tucker made history his 66-yard field goal dinks of the crossbar and in. that gives the ravens the win over the lions 19-17 >>> on the fantasy front, derek carr's 386 yard performance propelled the raiders to 3-0 and derek henry's 113 yards extended his league rushing lead >> that kick, though, was amazing. 66 yards >>> we got record temperatures in some parts of the nation, while a category 4 hurricane is churning in the atlantic meteorologist janessa webb, hope you rested up this weekend sounds like a big week ahead for you. good morning >> yeah, good morning. definitely as that cat 4 continues to spin, the models are not in agreement, so we'll watch that closely you were showing those football scenes i was looking at the weather clear skies throughout the weekend, and high pressure is going to continue to dominate across the plains into the east coast. this is a wonderful week but if you need some more of that summer feel for the upper midwest to the plains for today, we are talking about temperatures, 92 degrees for kansas city. most othesf s definitel