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we are ready for the second pre- season game. i don't care if it's pre- season, there's always something about the first game at your stadium. >> i don't miss football until i get out on the field and see all the excitement from the fans. what a great environment. the night-time game is a great deal too. i'm not over here sweating like crazy. there are two factors the 49ers change that are big story lines tonight. they moved the start of the kick off to 5:00. the second story that remains a big factor is the sod. it was only replaced a few days ago. for an update on that, here's vern glen. >> reporter: the ohm battled turf. this of this as a large toupee. even the cowboys were concerned about this surface, all slick. it's been through 16 nfl games, multiple concerts, including taylor swift last week, multiple sporting events. the vice president of stadium operations hope it will take the pounding of nfl games. this one is expected to have more resodding in store for it before super bowl 50, february 7, 2016. of >> this story is no

and everything that happened in the game. also ahead here on abc 7 news at 11:00, searching your bags at the movie theater. a new step to keep you safe. plus another shark attack in the carolinas. and new information about the condition of the victims there. and he already admitted to molestation. now a new bombshell has josh dug gar apologizing. detail -- ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. leon: josh duggar is telling the world he's a hypocrite. he's now admitting he was unfaithful to his wife and lives a double life. this coming off duggar's name was leaked in a hack of the ashley madison cheating website. duggar starred in the christian family values oriented show "19 kids and counting." that show has been canceled. he admitted earlier this year he molested two of his younger sisters when he was a teenager he said he is ashamed and is asking for forgiveness. caitlin jenner could face a manslaughter charge. they

we want to free up the core gaming and enable the billions with touchscreens to take part. u have to have a great game and build a community around it that plays in the backyard and at the highest competitive levels. do you think a person who plays a social or mobile game on zynga is different than someone who would play great theft auto or the new star wars? >> yes. market is people who scheduled her lives around gaming and gaming is a legitimate activity. playing games to kill time when you have annexed for three minutes is different from a gamer. they are both paid. of the computer gaming industry is in core gaming and it has not taken off on touchscreen. we like the opportunity of for the growth of core gaming. host: all right. we will be following the market. >> thank you for having me. model-s is one of the most connected cars and one of the most secure. hackers say they have cracked the code and hacked a tesla. >> my name is mark and i am a hacker in my spare time. >> i am the founder of lookout. here because we hacked a tesla. >> march is a visionary and we wanted to

they have played the game over time. t every once in a while, they contribute cash flow and they are nowhere near the situation like they were, where it is an issue. many startups could run out of cash. that is what happened at did a -- good egg, they ran out of cash. >> if you are something like square, what does the pipeline mean to you? >> if you have good financials and you are ready to go public, you are hitting quarterly numbers, it doesn't matter. windows are always open for good companies. we were one of the first companies out after the crisis and it was fine. you want stock to go up over time. going out in the market increases the likelihood it will go down. it is a long journey. >> that was bill gurley, now mark joins me to break down his comments. mark, thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> is bill gurley right, is there going to be an earthquake in silicon valley? >> there will be a tremor, similar to the 2009 -- some light to the 2000-2001 time. i think he is right on. >> you are observing thi

a good night for the game? >> it is a great night for the game. all the tailgaters out there now, temperatures in philadelphia, 84 degrees. in the 60s in poconos. 78 in allentown. 80 in dover. quick look of the radar shows nothing happening. that's going to be great for everyone heading to the game. beautiful conditions expected. kickoff expected at 7:00. temperatures at that time, 79 degrees. by the fourth quarter dropping down a few more degrees, down to 76. nice conditions expected. i'm tracking a few more clouds for tomorrow. i'll go over that in my full forecast. denise? >>> show me your hands. show me your [ muted ] hands. >> the family of the man killed by police in the shooting in south jersey is speaking out. we're hearing from them for the first time since a grand jury cleared the officers. nbc 10's monique braxton is live in bridgeton, cumberland county. what is the family saying about what's next? >> hi. the family of jerome reed called us to this bridgeton house to denounce the decision. they plan to protest all while being critical of

when the number of consuls out there ramp up. we know their gamesre well loved because beyond the grand theft auto franchise were other big games. but what we see from the reports is that the sales were very strong going into this. and there in about 26 million consuls of the newest -- consoles of the newest units. we are going from the xbox one almost doubling in one year. take two is important because they are going into a larger market. none of the release date seem to have slipped. the games are seeming to do quite well. at this point in the game, the earnings per share is not as important as it will be next quarter. that was a game joke. emily: pun intended. eric i want to send it out to you, the investor in activision. why is the next grand theft auto game going to take so many years to come out? 2017? guest: i think that take two is a very good company but they are focused on these mega-hits. you have long periods with no development. it can take 2-3 years to do the next grand theft auto. that is a long time. there are periods where revenue g

in the world. 27 million people play the game every day and the world championship brought more last year than game six of the nba finals. the company behind league of legends. dustin is here. madison square garden is associated with the knicks, the rangers, and now league of legends. how does it feel? >> it is great for us and our fans to host this their, people grew up rooting for teams that played there, now this is a dream come true for our community. i think that you will see the passion resonate throughout the crowd this weekend. >> we just mentioned that the viewership from last year was larger than the nba finals game, that is incredible to a lot of people. isn't this primarily an asian audience? >> it is played all over europe, asia, south america, so the ability to have a sports that is enjoyed by fans across the globe, a really impacts the -- it really impacts the viewership. it is not just one region watching, it is literally the globe watching. people are rallying behind, people stay up all hours of the night to watch favorite teams. >> tell us about the athletes th

the royal navy did some gaming. it was not the same as ours. i don't think it did them a whole lot a good -- are good. i'mnot telling you -- telling you there is a particular way. the idea was you could only learn by doing. if you look through the war college records, i would that does itybody else who looks through the lectures. there are a lot of lectures on very interesting subjects. they are exactly what you want. i have copied the hell of a lot of them -- a hell of a lot of them. if i had my druthers, i would copy everyone i could find. but that was probably not what people learned. what they learned they learned from actually doing it. if you are trained in the sciences, for example, you will have the horrible experience, you read some text, you really think you know what you're reading, and then someone makes you do problems. out. --ouch. that's a personal ouch. i was in the physics racket. now what are you looking for interwar? the single biggest change in the navy's interwar is airplanes. i don't see how you can get out of that. the wo

this was law enforcement day at the a's game, and scott lunger's family was truly honored and humbled by at the outpouring of love and support for their fallen hero. >> the biggest honor of father could have, paul lunger, throwing out the first pitch of sunday's a's game to his son scott's favorite player, rickey henderson. [applause] >> a wonderful experience. i was nervous, and i'm sure my son, scott, is jealous of me being up on the mound. i felt scott was in between us when i was hugging him. >>> fallingen employing sergeant scott lunger was honored at the game. an on-field police motorcade, tribute to man who was a long-time a's mega fan. before the game the team members presented the family with jerseys with the lunger name. >> the a's got us here where we want to be, make us feel really good, and scott us with us. >> sergeant lunger's daughters were there, too. lunger was killed in a loon of duty in a routine traffic stop. lunger's girlfriend, antioch police dispatcher, jennifer lee, was proud to see scott honored by so many. >> it was amazing. so many people, friends, family,

they will not play in the forth game leading into the regular season. let's take a look at sam bradford warming up out here on the field and sam bradford is hoping to play more than that one series he did in his debut last week. of course, he led the eagles on a touchdown drive, but he wants to play more to get rhythm going with the offense. he can also travel on the road here and play in front of a road crowd for the first time as eagles quarterback. take a look at alonzo warming up earlier, as well. he was the first one out on the field and he will be excited and make his eagles debut tonight and, of course, he was traded in the mccoy deal. they got alonzo who could become one of the biggest playmakers on the eagles' defense. we'll have lot more coming up in sports. we'll be joined by comcast sports net derek and talk about the key points in the game. what we should be looking for in the most important pre-season game for the eagles this summer. i'm john clark, sending it back to you. >> now we continue our team coverage back here at home with a look

he'd try to make this statement the other day and he said, skin in the game. he said, the united states has to prove to iraq that we have skin in the game. we spent $2 trillion, thousands , wounded warriors whom i love all over the place, and he said we have to prove that we have skin in the game. i think that may have been one of the dumbest things of that i have ever heard. skin in the game? we don't have anything to prove. iraqis are a bunch of crooks. iran is taking over iraq. and i understand psychology, i think his brother probably said, hey, i think you are killing me, that was his war and he looks very bad. so jeb bush tried to push back, and when he said, we have to prove to iraq that we have skin in the game, and we have lost all of those lives and all of that money, i think he should apologize to the families of the people. >> the second part of the question is, is your critique of him being a puppet, do you admit that you are essentially a puppeteer controlling -- now i am ap: but different side. i know how the system works better than everybody. >>

and that's the only game that ends up as a fleet problem. after we decide that going straight to the philippines is probably not on, we switch to what is called a step-by-step across the pacific, which is the central pacific war. and every time you see a game, you see a separate, related game where this atolls are either seized or defended. and there is a separate cells, marines and army on both sides. that turns out to be more elaborate discussion in the game itself. and there are attacks on japanese trade as raids intended to divert their fleets while we do something nasty of our own. in those discussions, you get, or instances of unrestricted submarine warfare. in one case, we try and trade attacks with summaries and the guy gets sunk. then someone else does it successfully, shoot on sight, unrestricted. he thinks the british tanker, and the british really go ballistic. then in another game, he does that and he gets his hand rapped. in the third game in that series, there were no submarines. it is obvious people are thinking about this. th

. >> phil: trying to win the game. he got underneath that. you can tell how hard the football is spinning so he kicked it a little too low on the football. made it spin too hard and took some of the yardage off of it. >> greg: san diego with the ball at their own 48 yard line and 3:46 to play. a chance to run out the clock. >> phil: field position, make it difficult, no matter if you get a first down for seattle to drive it downfield. >> greg: jahwan edwards in the backfield. edwards with the handoff. he's going to get nailed and lose about three on the play. >> greg: second and 13 now. >> greg: we come up on three minutes to play. >> greg: on the ground again with edwards. it's been a couple of really huge plays tonight. one on each side. this is tyler lockett. this is as good a play as you might see any time during the regular season. brandon oliver on the receiving end. stiff arm breaks it free down the sideline. 135 rushing yards for the chargers to 105 for seattle. the numbers don't always tell the story but they would say more than a two

opportunity for the growth of core gaming. emily: all right. istian, we'll be following the e-sporsts market. the model-s is one of the most connected cars and one of the most secure. two hackers say they have cracked the code and hacked a tesla. we got a first-hand look at how they did in las vegas. >> my name is mark and i am a hacker in my spare time. >> i am the founder of lookout. i am here because we hacked a tesla to build safer cars in the future. >> elon musk is a visionary and we wanted to look at the car. is it a benchmark? are there issues? if so, what are they? i hacked the iphone, google glass. but, the tesla took a little bit of time. >> it was not just a case of hacking the car. we used a system to get information for another system. we got more information and got full control over the infotainment side of the car. >> in the case of the car, it means you can do anything on the touchscreen that i can. horn,e trunk, honk the flash the headlights, switch the car off. >> the biggest takeaway is that cars are computers and your car h

i enjoyed the game. but when i go back and visit and i had forgotten on the charge you get from being in that space is a limited space if you've been there before you want people to think about you because you are in that space and able to perform. we know the names and the guys and you can imagine in my household with my two children and my life we think about these things and we have to because as stated at the defensive end in my career playing in the coalition and so every play you are sustaining these jarring as of the brain over the ten-year period including training camps. so you have whatever it is that we are trying to understand and escalate at some point if it will. so it's not every one that has the same results as some of these other men who've passed away. finally, the other thing i want to say is on that moment in 1988 they played against ucla in the rose bowl. oregon state didn't win a lot of games in the 80s. to play at the rose bowl someone like troy aikman. there was a roster of future

i enjoyed the game. but when i go back and visit and i had fo i was on the sidelines for 15 years and i've forgotten to charge it and being that space. where a few have been there before you know how it feels, and so it's also very alluring because there are certain ideas you want people to think about you because you are in that space and you are able to perform. thinking in terms of what's happening with concussions and my tenure in the nfl from 1991 to 2000 i lost several good friends. shane jenae was a teammate of mine in atlanta and he committed suicide and mike webster was in kansas city as a way training assistant coach so i know the guys and you can imagine that my household with my two children and my wife to think about these things and we have to because as we have stated i was a defensive end for my career and every play was a collision. so every play you are spanning these many jarring so the brain over a ten-year period including training camps, what we are looking at is potentially the man

rondon strikes out sanchez, pagan, and blanco to end the game. 2-0 the final.iants swept by the cubs first time since 1977. losing four straight at wrigley. >> let's head down to stanford, bank of the west final, angelique kerber facing carine ya pliskova. a little luck here. ball pups up. the easy finish. going 0-4 last you're, kerber is now 12-0 this year. winning in three sets, after losing to serena williams last year. kerber, the champion this year, her first bank of the west title. >> final round of the bridgestone. shane lowry, shot of the day. 100 yards to the pin. taps in for birdie. shot a 4-under 66ment one-shot lead over bubba watson, way left on 1. danger of dropping a shot. instead threads the needle between the trees. setting up a birdie opportunity, and he got it. he is the 11th first-time winner on tour this year. next up, the pga championship, which begins on thursday. >>> it's finally time to play. the nfl preseason kicks off with the hall of fame game between the steelerses and vikings. highlights are later, while your oak raiders open at ho

pitched the game of his life. three hits, one run, ten ks. run away but edward gives up a three-run bomb. 4-3 astros. bottom nine, down to the final out. josh reddick shot down. everyone is safe. scores, 4-4 game. the newcomer, danny valencia. had an rbi in every game this series. delivers the second of the game and a walk off winner. also had a home run. what a way to honor sergeant lunger. first taste of oakland victory pie right there and of course, washes that down with gatorade. a's win 5-4 taking three out of four from the first place astros. >> it's been nice. we've been winning, and it always feels better when you win. everybody gets loose and you have more fun and it's been a good time. the team has been great to me and i've been fortunate enough to come through hits and won games. it's been fun so far. >> we'll battle. the season isn't over and we'll try to win games and play for ourselves and that's what can happen. >> the cubs, drop to 2-5 this year and allowed two runs on four hits and struck out six and gave up the single. jake w

with these glasses, and when you turn your head, you remain in the game world. i also have these things happening behind me and beside me. if i play a car racing game, i can look around, in the side mirror. you are in marston the game. reporter: games for smartphones and tablets are also in demand. last year, over 300,000 people flocked to the trade fair. this year, regular day tickets sold out long ago. terry: a big win for environmentalists today. the project was set to become one of the world's largest coal mines. it had been given the go-ahead until this little guy got in the way. >> this rare native creature that stopped the 11 billion euro coal mine from opening in australia. the decision came after environmentalists warned of the mine's impact on the great barrier reef. the world heritage list waters known as one of the world's most diverse areas. endless numbers of species live along the reef. environmentalists say the region is already under threat. australia is the world's biggest coal exporter, and the industry is still growing. ports like this, built

they'll play neck in the conference title game next sunday at the wells fargo game. >> the union hostedgo wednesday and sunday. they wouldn't on wednesday to advance to the finals u.s. open cup today's parts was part of the regular season and this was wild finish. fired goalkeeper great in the second great. sebastian letou it look like the union will take all three points. check out the next sequence. the ball somehow kept in play the its it look like it was out of bounds. chicago scores on crazy play. the final score is a three-three draw in chester. >>> going back to wednesday night it was letou who scored your game winner. union hosts u.s. open cup final kansas city on september theirth at ppl. the second straight year they made it to the final. they get another shot to win the first trophy in franchise history. >>> time for our tim final >>> it's that time of the week. here now the ifpa top three on three. ♪ >>> oh, my goodness, all the way back to the 7-yard line. to the outside. he's going to! touchdown! 93-yards punt return for barner. ♪ >>> two-two pitch. might have room. one do

. >> phil: trying to win the game. he got underneath that. you can tell how hard the football is spinning so he kicked it a little too low on the football. made it spin too hard and took some of the yardage off of it. >> greg: san diego with the ball at their own 48 yard line and 3:46 to play. a chance to run out the clock. >> phil: field position, make it difficult, no matter if you get a first down for seattle to drive it downfield. >> greg: jahwan edwards in the backfield. edwards with the handoff. he's going to get nailed and lose about three on the play. >> greg: second and 13 now. >> greg: we come up on three minutes to play. >> greg: on the ground again with edwards. it's been a couple of really huge plays tonight. one on each side. this is tyler lockett. this is as good a play as you might see any time during the regular season. brandon oliver on the receiving end. stiff arm breaks it free down the sideline. 135 rushing yards for the chargers to 105 for seattle. the numbers don't always tell the story but they would say more than a two

with these glasses, and when you turn your head, you remain in the game world. i also have these things happening behind me and beside me. if i play a car racing game, i can look around, in the side mirror. you are in marston the game. reporter: games for smartphones and tablets are also in demand. last year, over 300,000 people flocked to the trade fair. this year, regular day tickets sold out long ago. terry: a big win for environmentalists today. the project was set to become one of the world's largest coal mines. it had been given the go-ahead until this little guy got in the way. >> this rare native creature that stopped the 11 billion euro coal mine from opening in australia. the decision came after environmentalists warned of the mine's impact on the great barrier reef. the world heritage list waters known as one of the world's most diverse areas. endless numbers of species live along the reef. environmentalists say the region is already under threat. australia is the world's biggest coal exporter, and the industry is still growing. ports like this, built

the wait. if you had any doubts before tonight's game, they are gone now. sam bradford dominating the first quarter of football. >> sam bradford is showing up to play. >> he is. he's killing it man. he's doing good. oh, yeah. >> eagle fans and xfinity live going nuts after three touchdowns in a few minutes, hoping he stays healthy. >> we want him to stay together and play this way in the season. >> but notice missing was kiko alonso who wasn't even dressed to play. fans were hoping to see him for the first time. >> it is a shame. >> i wanted to see him come through for us. >> and big crowds even for an away game. another pre-season blowout, with the birds 3-. heading into next week. >> it is going to be next week and then we're going to win the super bowl. >> win the super bowl? >> yeah. >> and it was a busy night. the phillies were playing at home across the. and they took home a win. and fantasy fest, thousands of people drinking and having a good time before the game and they all watched it here inside of xfinity live. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> a

the first eagles preseason game of 2015. l the changes in the lineups and some fans you'll see out here at the linc. >> hot and humid, grab the hat, sunglasses, drink plenty of water today, especially if you're at the linc for the big game. welcome back. i'm rosemary connors, it's just after 7:30 on this sunday. let's get to the first alert forecast forecast from brittney shipp. already feeling muggy out there. >> that's right. already a mild start so you know it will be hot. temperatures pushing into the low 90s. feels like temperature closer to the mid 9s. if you are tail ggating or headg out to the big game, stay hydrated. your planner to help you get going, by noon, 87, by noon, 91. the wind direction pulls in the moisture, so there is where our humidity is coming from. the beach and shore forecast, rehoboth at 84. cape may, 86. atlantic city, 87. more details on that eagles forecast coming up. >>> we have a quick update on this breaking news we're following. new information we want to pass along. an indonesian airliner c

the game at 1:00. the post game show follows all the action. nbc 10 the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> trade talk continues to swirl around one chase utley. csnphil csnphilly.com's jim salisbury six teams have interest in him. he has to approve any deal. the batting lead off against the br brewers yesterday, top of the third. jimmy nelson pitch up and out to right. seven-game winning streak. tied at two. base line up the middle. trying to score from second. beats the throw easily. standing up brewers lead 3-2. bottom eight. a nice four-hit evening. another run scores forever the brewers, they win 4-2. there are several reports that joel embiid will have surgery on finally arena league action, soul hosting cleveland in playoff action. ron jaworski in attendance. the gladiators driving, but the int and it goes to the house. soul win 47-35. they will host jacksonville next week. that's sports, i'm danny pommels from comcast sportsnet. >>> nbc 10's jesse gary is ready for all the action and the flood of fans expected at the linc l

. >> cris: this is always that point in the game where you go, okay, the stars are out of the game. >> referee: personal foul, facemask. defense number 36. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> al: roberts got there for the sack. though it cost him 15. >> cris: but i also typically in this part of the preseason game you see an uptick in play. at least in the emotional level of play. because these guys are fighting for their chance to be a part of a national football league team and these coaches, this is when they start locking in, too. because they probably each have 47, 48 guys that they know are going to make their roster and the last five guys on their team are out there playing right now and they're trying to make it. >> al: swinging out, richardson. they want to look at much as they can at richardson. talk about one of the guys on the bubble. what do you do with him? >> cris: a play like that is a pretty good example. i think he's more of a power guy because he was in space. it's one of those that you hope he can make that first guy miss there. if you're the number three ove

perhaps a union would bargain over the number of games. if the school and union are at an impasse, would athletes go on strike? are these schools ready to make some tough decisions like cutting support to other athletic programs like lacrosse field hockey, or even raising tuition? >> the list of grievances these players presented are a list of grievances that players could have presented 5 or 10 years ago across the college community, but they haven't been addressed. whether or not you have the security of a scholarship, for how long, whether you have health insurance, stipends, transfers...we've been over this. we've been over this and over this and over this... >> it's bringing us into a sea of complete uncertainty. >> the ncaa says it will fight the northwestern effort all the way to the supreme court. >> i'm not saying the ncaa created institutional racism and poverty in the us. but the ncaa consciously benefits, because they put players from a particular background in a position where rocking the boat is lethal for their opportunities

that wasn't for the lipid games. so -- that was a for the olympic games. so about $5 billion of the $25 billion -- i am just going to say that is the real figure -- was on organizing the games. the rest was to build of the train system, the hotels, the rose, everything else. i am using the winter olympic games to get perspective. because when we go to the world cup and the figures right now are about $12 billion. they cut half $1 billion out recently because of the financial situation. but you can't blame all of that money on the world cup. a lot of it has to do with the national government that decided to build 12 stadiums versus the minimum of eight stadiums. fifa has a minimum of eight stadiums. most countries, once they get the world cup can't figure out who to leave out. they want to please the whole country. so instead of just saying, ok, we are going to go with the ones that we already have and build three extras, they have decided, well, we can't leave that one out because that is politically important. and that when we need for this reason. so they

we'll break down the game with the ravens in a live report. what a great start to the weekend. here's a live look outside over center city philadelphia where conditions are great this morning. >> it's 5:30 on this saturday. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the pleasant weather this weekend. just in time for the eagles game. >> we'll see nice conditions, warming between 82 to 85. cooler than what we saw all last week. here's a look back at the heat wave. it started last saturday and finally ended yesterday with the high of 88 degrees. we made a good run for at least six days and again, the heat wave is over and temperatures will be cooler and our humanity will stay down. temperaturewise, 67 agrees in northeast philly, 66 in atlantic city. 68 in wildwood and 58, 10 degrees cooler as you're waking up with us in the poconos or pottstown, we're in the 50s. our city planner shows as we go into the rest of today, we will see temperatures in the high 60s by 7:00 a.m. by 10:00 a.m., 76 degrees. by 1:00 p.m., 82. i'll have a closer look at your shore forecast. that's coming up in

the game at 1:00. the post game show follows all the action. official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> trade talk continues to swirl around one chase utley. csnphilly.com's jim salisbury says six teams have interest in the second baseman. utley has to approve any deal. chase batting lead-off again against the brewers yesterday. top of the third, smacks this jimmy nelson pitch up and out to right. utley has been raking. seven-game hitting streak since coming off the dl. 2-0 phils. tied at two, base hit up the middle, scooter jeannette trying to score from second. so standing up. brewers lead 3-2. bottom of the eighth. bases juiced. a nice four-hit evening. another run scores for the brewers, they win 4-2. >>> there are several reports that joel embiid will have surgery on his right foot on tuesday. the sixers said it would happen last month. a source told csn philly.com has embiid needs more time to come to terms with missing a second consecutive season. >>> finally arena league action, soul hosting cleveland in playoff action. soul owner

the cardinals-chiefs game was the first game ever to feature both a female referee and female coach. is the first woman to serve as a full-time on field official. jen welter is interning as line backing coach for the cardinals. >>> on the topic of football, got to talk about the birds. danny, a great way to kick off the season for the eagles. >> no doubt about that. coming up, we'll have phillies baseball, as well as the eagles. best, and i'm not talking about the beer. we examine more on the strengths and weaknesses of the eagles qbs today. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> today was a perfect day for a cold glass of lemonade. but plenty of football-thirsty fans filled the stadium for the preseason opening against the colts. the eagles scored in every quarter. former eagle, trent cole honored during the game. sanchez throws an out to agui r aguilar. do your thing, young man. the first round pick turns on the jets. 34-yard touch. 7-3, birds. to miles austin. look at that catch from the monmouth university g

that changed in 1984, when los angeles turned the games around. it showed the world not only could other cities afford it but they could actually make a profit. los angeles. tinseltown. the "land of excess." in 1984, however, l.a. was the land of fiscal responsibility. it was an example of what the olympics could be. on july 28, the games of the 23rd olympiad commenced inside memorial coliseum. the execution of a plan five years in the making. before 1984, the olympic spirit had begun to fade. terrorist kidnappings painted a dark scene in the munich games in '72. (gunfire in distance) in 1976, montreal ended up one- and-a-half billion dollars in debt. 65 nations boycotted the 1980 summer olympics in moscow after the soviet union invaded afghanistan. when the bidding process for the '84 games began, tehran was one of only two cities to put in a final bid. (chanting) but the iranian revolution forced its organizers to back out. that left los angeles as the only city willing to host the games. so in 1979, it was tasked with bringing back the allure an

the outside. let me throw one quickly, tie ball game. derek carr understood everything that happened right there. a lot of times it is not how you throw it, it is which plays did the quarterback get you into or out of that can decide football games. >> al: going to be a free agent kick, this is del vek yo. jaxon shipley with come out. to the 19 yard line. penalty. >> referee: during the return half the distance to the goal. first down. >> al: you want to see your quarterback in tough situations. now backed up. >> cris: you're thinking here we get an interception, fumble, hold them, punt. we have plenty of time to put that game winner up. >> al: philips sims is a virginia kid, born in lynchburg. went to virginia tech. starts this drive from the 9 yard line. batted down at the line of scrimmage scrimmage. stacy mcgee got his hands up, 92. second and ten. >> cris: good news for logan thomas is he's got his starting right tackle in the game. they now have bobby massie out there in the game who because of the suspension is playing at the end o

it allowed matt duffy to score to tie the game. at two. the pirates had just four hits in the game. here is the last one. a walk-off. a bigfully by marte. starling marte and the pirates win. giants remain a game-and-a-half back of the dodgers in the west. >>> the as don't quit. even the ball boy layed out for this one. 35,067 love a hustle and love mark hannah. three batters later, josh begley. a two run blast. the as led. they are 14-29 in one run games and this is one of them. tampa has cabrerra down. and the rays won the game a final of 5-4. >>> whether he wins or doesn't, a lot is up to tiger woods and, guess what is the best bay area fo,,,, hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too, sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org [female announcer] dsave up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic.n, get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. >> bac

the pitcher. everyone's safe. reddickic, two rbi, tie game. omer danny valencia, rbi in every game this series, delivers his second of the game. it's the game winner. he also had a moment run, what a way to honor sergeant younger. washes it down with gatorade. a's win 5-4, taking 3 of 4 from the first-place astros. >> it's been nice. we've been winning. and it always feels better when you win. everybody gets -- everybody's more loose, you have more fun. it's been a good time. the team has been freight to me. i've been fortunate enough to come through some hits and we've done some games. it's been fun so far. >> we're going to battle. the season's not over. we're still trying to win games and play for ourselves. you know, that's what can happen. >>> giants/cubs. he lasted five innings, allowed two runs on four hits, struck out six, gave up this rbi bloop single to chris brian, 1-0 cubs. cubs pitcher lights out, scary moment in the third, he beans norrie aoki in the head. it hit his helmet. aoki said to be okay but he is being evaluated for concu

this is the furrest they have as vaned since 1957. their next gameesday. >>> you can watch the little league baseball world series final game right here on abc7 on sunday, august 30th. live coverage begins at noon. >>> pretty nice baseball weather out there today. hot some place is. son -- san jose, pretty warm. >> a warmer second half to the weekend. live doppler 7hd right now showing you other quiet picture. we're just soaked in sunshine. in the bay, you look on the horizon, though, those clouds are lingering and will move in tonight. very summer like pattern setting up. the big story today, the big increase in our temperatures in the afternoon. some spots, some five to ten degrees cooler right now than we were this time yesterday. so current temperatures right now, 88 in fairfield, 87, antioch. 76, san jose. 71, san mateo, downtown san francisco with the clouds along the coast, a bit cooler with the west wind, at 64 miles-per-hour. the wind is rather busy right now. out of the west, bring us the comfortable temperatures in most spots along the coa

and the bay area teaming up together to host the games. but the bay area is not part of this latest proposal. >> i remember the '84 games, extremely successful. >> sure. >> very popular. >> some people would welcome, of course, the olympics to their city. others say it's too expensive, causes a lot of havoc. >> boston gave them the thumbs down. >>> we always give rob the thumbs up. >> when weather cools off after the heat we had this week, that was a nice change for the weekend. you might have noticed the humidity and the light rain we had early in the day. drier air slowly coming through towards the evening and a gorgeous sunset there earlier. notice the temperatures in the mid-60s in dublin right now. san jose also with partly cloudy skies. 65 degrees. over towards oakland, 67. and san francisco, patchy low clouds, breezy, 65 degrees. so that rare august rain, enough light rain fell to add up in some rain gauges around the north bay. you can see closing in on close to .10 inches north of santa rosa. enough to wet the pavement around mt. d

the afternoon games usually get good crowd plus it is kids get a chance to run the bases after the game. so we will see a lot of noon lunchtime volume headed into the stadium area, and then bamm instant traffic jam when that game is over around 3:30 3:45, but then going to the game, if you are coming up 95 penndot septa set up construction on the girard point double decker bridge, at around 9:00 a.m. and then later on, for the evening rush hour, big concert, nicki minaj across the river here at the camden waterfront, of course that will clog us up on the benny both pre and post concert. right, lauren, getting home from concert? little tough in the evening right? >> don't tell me or remind me about it. two hours. thanks so much, bob. investigators say man caring a gun and a hatchet terrorized seven movie-goers with pepper spray before exchanging fire with application he died. but everyone else only has minor injuries. police have identified the suspect, 29 year old vincent mantano. he carried hatch he will, two back packs, sprayed the audience at a movie theater in nashville an officer k

. >> cris: this is always that point in the game where you go, okay, the stars are out of the game. >> referee: personal foul, facemask. defense number 36. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> al: roberts got there for the sack. though it cost him 15. >> cris: but i also typically in this part of the preseason game you see an uptick in play. at least in the emotional level of play. because these guys are fighting for their chance to be a part of a national football league team and these coaches, this is when they start locking in, too. because they probably each have 47, 48 guys that they know are going to make their roster and the last five guys on their team are out there playing right now and they're trying to make it. >> al: swinging out, richardson. they want to look at much as they can at richardson. talk about one of the guys on the bubble. what do you do with him? >> cris: a play like that is a pretty good example. i think he's more of a power guy because he was in space. it's one of those that you hope he can make that first guy miss there. if you're the number three ove

. >> phil: trying to win the game. he got underneath that. you can tell how hard the football is spinning so he kicked it a little too low on the football. made it spin too hard and took some of the yardage off of it. >> greg: san diego with the ball at their own 48 yard line and 3:46 to play. a chance to run out the clock. >> phil: field position, make it difficult, no matter if you get a first down for seattle to drive it downfield. >> greg: jahwan edwards in the backfield. edwards with the handoff. he's going to get nailed and lose about three on the play. >> greg: second and 13 now. >> greg: we come up on three minutes to play. >> greg: on the ground again with edwards. it's been a couple of really huge plays tonight. one on each side. this is tyler lockett. this is as good a play as you might see any time during the regular season. brandon oliver on the receiving end. stiff arm breaks it free down the sideline. 135 rushing yards for the chargers to 105 for seattle. the numbers don't always tell the story but they would say more than a two

if you have tickets to the eagles game, 7:00 p.m. ditions expected. 79 degrees with still the sunshine out. fourth quarter, 76 and nice. temperatures will be pretty nice for the entire game. today will range between 82 and 85, sunny, less humid than what we've seen the past couple of days. it will feel more comfortable with our temperatures and our conditions. your seven-day forecast shows heading into sunday, 86 and warm. take a look at next week on monday, hot conditions, 90 degrees. as we head into next week, we stay nice and dry. we drop back below average which is great. >>> hi, i'm amy fadool from comcast sports net. the eagles and ravens wrapped up three days of practice ahead of their game tonight. sam bradford is expected to play in a game for the first time in exactly 365 days. he's not the only one looking forward to it. >> i'm excited for him, for the opportunity to get back out there after a second acl tear. i'm sure that he's real fired up to be able to go out there and show what he can do. >> he's been very confident th

if you are heading to the game. lows, cooler numbers again with the clearer skies so more 50s, mid-50s especially in the north bay. here's what's going on. the storm has been tracking well to the north of us, showing us the moisture but we aren't going to get any of that moisture. we are just going to get very dry conditions but more cooling midweek. and here's a look at how cool we are going to get. for example, in san jose, average is 83. we will be close to 10:00 below normal midweek. but then coming right back up for next weekend, and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so you will see the same thing inland. you will be close to o.t. next weekend for the beginning of the labor day weekend. and around the bay near 80 at the coast. and still holding fairly steady at the coast and more comfortable and warmer saturday, near 70 days. >> nice temps. >> i'll take it. >> thanks, frances. >>> well, they brought you films like "toy story" and" monitors ink" but the latest show stars a different cast of characters.

that wasn't for the lipid games. so -- that was a for the olympic games. so about $5 billion of the $25 billion -- i am just going to say that is the real figure -- was on organizing the games. the rest was to build of the train system, the hotels, the rose, everything else. i am using the winter olympic games to get perspective. because when we go to the world cup and the figures right now are about $12 billion. they cut half $1 billion out recently because of the financial situation. but you can't blame all of that money on the world cup. a lot of it has to do with the national government that decided to build 12 stadiums versus the minimum of eight stadiums. fifa has a minimum of eight stadiums. most countries, once they get the world cup can't figure out who to leave out. they want to please the whole country. ok,nstead of just saying, we are going to go with the ones that we already have and build ,hree extras, they have decided well, we can't leave that one out because that is politically important. and that when we need for this reason. so they chose

the game at 1:00. the post game show follows all the action.0 the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> trade talk continues to swirl around one chase utley. csnphilly.com's jim salisbury says six teams have interest in the second baseman. utley has to approve any deal. chase batting lead-off again against the brewers yesterday. top of the third, smacks this jimmy nelson pitch up and out to right. utley has been raking. seven-game hitting streak isn't coming off the dl. 2-0 phils. tied at two, base hit up the middle, scooter gjeannette tryig to score from second. trying to score from second. beats the throw easily. standing up brewers lead 3-2. bottom eight. a nice four-hit evening. another run scores forever the brewers, they win 4-2. there are several reports that joel embiid will have surgery on his right foot. the sixers said it would happen last month, indeed he needs more time to come with terms missing a second consecutive season. finally arena league action, soul hosting cleveland in playoff action. soul owner ron jaworski in