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22-year-old trey le trey lance was expected to harness this championship caliber team and lead it to gre. to greatness. >> it is really cool. i and blessed to be in this position that i have been preparing for s they got drafted. >> when you are a kid in the backyard, you know, going, hey, time is running down. i am durig the game-winning touchdown. dreams like that are coming tru. true now. telyju a blbe is grjob. excited to get the preseason game going. going. >> whoever is out there in the 49ers uniform they are my family family and i will hyped them up as much as i can. i think playing quarterback is a very huge thing. there is a spotlight spotlight on you, you have joe montana, steve young. there has been a lot of really great order order backs that fill that role and it is a pretty prominent organization and they will know who is playing quarterback. >> young spent years as montana's backup. so, he knows they are going to be some growing pains. >> is that i'm going to make a decision about trey lance, that is a mistake. this will be a process and this is a couple years, you've got

. >> it looks gre for much of the bay area and will be hot in the valleys. hence microclimate. a look at the way we start for the kids for school in foster city. upper 50s, partly cloudy morning and then pickup time the end of the school day is looking nice with upper 70s there. if you want to go for a hike in the east bay try to get it in early. going from 57 degrees at 7:00 to 76 degrees at 11:00 to 93 degrees at 3:00. yeah. you don't want to be out hiking in the middle of the day. because we see 90s in the spots like concord and livermore. fairfield up to 99 degrees today and napa with 90. but compare that to the 75 in san francisco and we'll see mid-80s for san jose. tomorrow the temperatures come down a few degrees and that will be the trend at least the middle of the week where wednesday is looking nice and reaching 84 in dublin and san francisco in the upper 60s. we still have the monsoon storms happening across the desert southwest. here in the bay area we have high pressure parked overhead and with the slight shift in the wind direction warming up the temperatures or c

reggie: his work has been this morni, neworkublication er ada isgovern gre aott buses of migrants fromork city. a bus with 14 migrants arrived in new york city yesterday greeted byadam. he said texas has been sending asylum seekers to new york. adam says the migrants are being sent against their will and being lied to about their final destination. >> what governor abbott is doing is wrong. he's using these people as political pawns to make a political statement. again, these are family. these are people. reggie: that was not mayor eric adams. governor abbott saying, new york is the ideal destination because new york is a sanctuary city with plenty of city services and housing. kumasi: young bay area activist efforts are reaching new height. last night doling out thousands of dollars scholarships to black students. she's founder of youth advocate for change. she found this nonprofit on the heels of george floyd. they have have chapters in five states and supporting projects. last night she awarded $10,000 in scholarships to six students who are looking to make their own change. >> i ha

i don't want toas humans, we gre moments. she admits the recall was hurtful.ook time to reflect work on her phd at stanford. two weeks ago, she announced she was running again. the gabriella lopez of 2019 and the gabriella lopez now are different people, more experienced, more knowledgeable, wiser? >> what i've learned is not to isolate myself when things get hard. they will. definitely more mature, more knowledgeable than the 2019 gabriella. reporter: for lopez, going away quietly was never an option. in san francisco, dan melendez, abc7news -- leanne melendez abc7news. dan: the white house monkeypox response team said it is optimistic the spread of the virus is slowing. cases in the u.s. have dropped about 25%. u.s. has reported more than 17,000 confirmed cases. in covid news, madrona has sued pfizer, claiming date copied the technology. our correspondent addressed the lawsuit today on our 3:00 program. >> no one knows for sure what madrona wants. they made it clear they do not want to take any vaccines off the market, they realize the importance of the vacc

check out "world news tonight" and have a gre dus.ight" and have a great day. previously on "castle"... (beckett) who killed my mother? no, kate. i give you a name, i know you. you'll run straight at him. i might as well shoot you where you stand. they are coming to kill you, and i'm not gonna let 'em. i'm gonna end this. (gunshot) no one outside of this immediate family ever needs to know about this. as far as the world is concerned, roy montgomery died a hero. (gunshot) kate! (grunts) (screaming) (castle) it was supposed to be over. montgomery sacrificed himself to keep her safe. (mccallister) this is so much bigger than you realize. (rings and beeps) hello. mr. castle, i'm a friend of roy montgomery's. we need to talk. (castle) he says she's safe now on one condition. she can't go near her mother's case. she'll listen to me. i can steer her away. ah! (grunts) (grunting)

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