. >> chris: chris berman, steve young, lindsey czarniak back in the bay area. 2:00 warning, 28-0 san francisco. this win comes and then look at the next two games, at carolina and at seattle before they are home. but the bottom line, the 49ers can leave here tonight with one loss. the chicago barley has enough room. to mop up. and mike davis is there to mop it up. >> steve: a lot of boos. most people are in their scars all right. the 49ers said their offensive and defensive lines improved. they all sbugt what was going on here and to what game? i'm 2340i69 and we need a big room to come in here and irnl and this is what week one looks like. it's a pretty good thing. >> and and meanwhile for the rams, they have their home and their first game of the coliseum, a super bowl year for mem. and at come before a guy. living out of a house skom is coming to a fick pulse. >> steve: you have to score points in there. you can play great defense but you have to threaten offensively or people will eat you up. >> chris: trying to get organized. we have 31 semds lift. we will be better, rips? they have to be better days. they have some parts and tonight like 23i69 enter i don't know what the story is. there is a similarity to the two games. they are in roast roesm and is a fafr care will be the signs for the two teams moving upwards? the seattle idea? we have seen little things or bad things. >> we thought the rums ware to the orization. and clearly, week one. ferocious defense with the unite the rams dshl. >> it's okay, been here six days, probably thor in of the game. >> they had one tenlly, one scored touchdown 2340i67 and so, the san francisco 49 eshs beat the los angeles rams, to the kint of 20-0. and lindsay zarn yak, a great job on the field. but she is so flems that's the story here at santa clairery. from . >> smen thank yous for watching this prezen tagts of the national football league. i'm anne howard ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> right now on abc7 news, the 49ers' back up quarterback colin kaepernick brings his protest to the national anthem to monday night football as the niners take the field at levi stadium for their season opener. gong. i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we are on early tonight to bring you special coverage of the niners home opener against the rams. >> you saw the espn monday night broadcast on abc7. >> let's begin our team coverage with sports director larry beil and mike shumann. guys? >> the niners start with a victory over the rams. the niners defense smothered the rams' offense. they did just enough to keep the chains moving. >> he did just enough. i would have liked to have seen the ball thrown down the field more, but he did damage in the first half with his legs. this is how athletic he is. you don't want him taking shots like that during the course of the game or we will see colin kaepernick a lot earlier than people thought. a lot of short passes and he has trouble pulling the string. the ball is always a little late. so very adequate game. they always had good camera streaks. if you would have asked he would have been -- who would have been the biggest win and it is the niners over the rams. it is hard to shut out anytime, but that 9er defense swarmed the rams offense. >> 22 of 35 for 170 yards and a touchdown. but as you said, you don't want him taking the big shots because , you know, eventually you end up injured and then not able to go. you talked about the defense. let's give credit to the defensive coordinator. this is a new coaching staff. jim o'neil, the use of the blitz was superb, especially the run blitzes. they smothered todd gurley. there was a streaker who ran out on the field and he had way more yardage than todd gurley had tonight. >> i was impressed. he had blitz packages that the rams did not pick up. the swarming defense, you know, gurley has to pick a seem and go. you cannot dance around with this defense. there are eight to 10 guys on every play. very impressive how they shutdown one of the best running backs in the league. this is something they can build on. pre-season you are not sure what you have on defense until you get into the real game. very impressive on the defensive side of the ball. >> 17 carries and 47 yards for todd gurley. he ran 1100 last year and missed the early part of the season. under three yards per carry. as a total the 49ers held the rams to 186 yards for the entire game. let's talk about the 9er rushing game. hydes, when he was in college he was used to that read option game. he looked very comfortable and sometimes not hitting the hole, but the jump cut and get to the outside and find the seem. >> he is a big guy. he paused and gets in the hole quickly. he is so powerful. you can't hit him with one hand and try to bring him down. he will surprise a lot of people. as i said he has to stay healthy. he took a shot to the head and after that concussion in the pre-season i was concerned. he came back and was very strong. close to a hundred yards. just an unbelievable day running the ball. if he stays healthy he will get a thousand yards. >> 23 carries for 88 yards and two touchdowns for carlos hyde. they had beautiful kickout blocks to spring him. so that really allowed the 9ers to settle in. the combination of their running game getting the lead early and then the smothering defense. from you a rams fan you have to be thinking it is great we had a team. did we have to get this one in l.a.? they scruze looked completely -- they looked completely lost. if you are jarod goff you have to be thinking i have to be playing soon. what we saw tonight won't get it done. >> if they will suffer like they are sal lent wise, you ma i as -- talent wise you may as well go with jarod goff and let him grow with the team. i wouldn't be surprised if we see him as the starter. it may be a point in the season let's bring him in and go with the growing pains. we'll see what happens. >> for now, all smiles. 9ers are 28-0. it is similar to last year when they beat the vikings. we know what happened after that. enjoy the win for now. the niners face a much tougher test next sunday. they are at carolina against the defending nfc champions. more coming up including post game interviews later on in this newscast. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you very much, guys. let's talk about things off the field. what was getting attention is this. he said he would and he did. niners' quarterback colin kaepernick is continuing his protest for social justice. he took a knee during the national anthem at tonight's game. you can see his teammate, eric reid, joined him. other players protested, in different ways. some rams and 19ers fans held up their fist during the anthem. >> abc7 news reporter katie mar mar -- marzulo has fan reaction. katie? >> reporter: kristen and dan, a lot of happy 49er fans pouring out of levi stadium right now. to el it you the truth, they have been leaving for awhile. that's how confident they were in this blowout game early on. fans are all smiles heading into the game decked out in their best gear and cooking up some elaborate tailgating feasts. we talked with members of the 9er empire who came from the east coast and one man from florida and another from new york. >> i love the history and i love the attitude and the tradition. >> even though we had a drought i stayed with them. >> i love the team because they are the greatest dynasty ever. here we come. >> reporter: take a look at this. some friendly fans are having such a good time they didn't mind sharing time with rams fans. some of them brought the rams fans with them. the rams fans told me they get a lot of peanuts thrown at them inside levis, but it is worth. it they are happy to have their team back in california. probably not too happy right now. now we did talk with the 49er fans about colin kaepernick. also about police presence here at levis. live in santa clara, abc7 news. >> thanks, katie. we sent out push alerts from our abc news app. download the app and enable the push alerts to get breaking news updates as they happen. >> believe it or not there is wet weather in the accu-weather pore cast. >> there is. the morning commute could be drizzly. sandhya patel is tracking the rain with live doppler 7. sandhya? >> yeah, dan and kristen. live doppler 7 is tracking clouds and by the morning commute we are talking about the wet weather. let me show you a closer look. look how cloudy it is across many parts of the bay area our storms are ranked from one to five. one is light and five is severe. we will have a one. there will be wet and slippery roads and breezy. here is the hour by hour preview. going into 2:00 a.m. you can see the green showing up near the coast and bay. 5:00 a.m. you can see the wet road -- roadways due to drizzle and it looks like snow in the sierra nevada. it is summer, but the snow level will be about 9,000 feet. th is one of those cold systems that is changing up our weather. a detailed look at your morning commute and beyond coming up. >> if you see interesting or beautiful pictures where you live, take a photo or video using # abc7 news. we love these great weather pick -- pictures. it will help us use it on the air or our website, abc7news.com night. breaking news in the south bay. sheriff deputies are investigating an officer involved shooting on titus avenue in saratoga. we just sent out a push alert with the abc7 news app one minute ago, but this happened earlier this evening. at this point, officials are not saying if the officer was injured. the department is following a standard protocol after these types of incidents and it demonstrates how dangerous the job of the deputies are. booy sure to download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts for the latest breaking alerts. and breaking news out of vallejo where a car hit a pedestrian. we just found out the victim is an 81-year-old man from colorado. it happened at 8:00 tonight at the intersection of redwood and sonoma. the victim was in the crosswalk and has been rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. the 73-year-old driver stopped and is cooperating. stay with abc7 news for breaking updates and follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> the woman at the center of the bay area sex scandal was offered a plea deal on a charge of battery. she is accused of attacking a security guard at a florida rehab center. they offered her a plea deal. rebecca kaplan is trying to get guap back to california. >> she is a human being in need of help and she is the prime witness of a major on going investigation. in that role too it is important that she be protected. >> prosecutors say the testimony is crucial in the cases of local officers who may face charges for allegedly having had sex with her when she was underage. >> dan: let's turn now to your voice, your vote. tonight we are hearing from both hillary clinton and her husband about her medical scare yesterday at the 9/11 memorial where she nearly collapsed. kenneth motten is on the story. >> reporter: a september surprise in the race for president. hillary clinton off the trail recovering from pneumonia and her rival, donald trump, on the trail and on the attack. >> never in hi tree has a major party presidential candidate so viciously demonized the american voter. >> reporter: trump at a north carolina rally seizing on clinton's comments at a fundraiser on friday night calling half of his supporters a basket full of deplorables. >> they are racist, sexist, homo foe gibbing, islamaphobic. >> reporter: clinton said she should not have called half of them deplorable. >> i hope she gets well soon. no satisfaction whatsoever. >> reporter: video captured the democratic nominee nearly collapsing outside the 9/11 memorial in new york. clinton's campaign said she was overheated and dehydrated and then revealed she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. clinton told cnn by phone that she didn't think her pneumonia diagnosis was that big of a deal. >> it is that kind of thing if it happens to you and you are a busy, active person you keep moving forward. >> reporter: clinton weighed in on the health scare in an interview with charlie rose on pbs. >> rarely, but on more than one occasion over the last many, many years the same sort of thing happened to her when she got severely dehydrated. >> reporter: clinton's campaign says she will be releasing additional medical records and called on trump to do the same. trump now says he will do just that and he will release the results of a physical this week. trump's fitness will be the focus of daytime television when he appears on a talk show on wednesday. kenneth motten, abc news, washington. an argument provoked a case of arson in lafayette. police revealed the motive. they say two people got into an argument and one tried to burn down the house last friday. one person suffered burns. lisa stevens now faces attempted murder and arson chacialgs. charges. authorities are warning dog owners to get their pets on a leash. the heads up comes after a dog drowned after being caught in a water vortex caused boo i a drainage pipe on august 30th. shea said she let her year old lab run free not knowing danger. the dog jumped into the water and was swept away. signs warning of the danger and the new fencing are being installed today and storm. >> dan: marine general hospital could be the first to allow it on hospital grounds. they are expected to vote on an ordinance that would allow patients to legally consume marijuana, but not actually smoke it. if they approve it the hospital staff will begin a review process to understand the implications. coming up on abc7 news, an out of control fire burns through several businesses m what a witness told police about the possible cause. >> dan: and what this sur valley lens video could tell a person who targeted a mosque. >> and she faced discrimination. what she thengs of col ♪ grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> dan: two chicago firefighters were taken to the fire after responding to a large fire that destroyed several businesses. burned through a salon, restaurant and a family dollar store. you can see the fleams were enormous. the firefighters suffered exhaustion and they should be okay. police were investigating a claim that the fire was the result of an argument at the dollar store. more to come as we get more information on that. >> dan: a mosque in florida, that the florida nightclub shooter attended was destroyed in an arson fire. the fire started around midnight and burned for five hours. surveillance video shows a man running from the scene holding a liquid and shaking his hand like it is injured. members of the mosque believe it is a hate crime. they say their community has been harassed since omar matine killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in orlando this june. the ncaa says they will pull seven championship events out of north carolina in response to a controversial law being criticized as anti-lgbt. the ncaa says it wants to provide a safe and respectful environment at the event. the bill passed this year by the north carolina legislature bans transgender people from using bathrooms in government ofices and schools that don't match their sex at birth. >> dan: as we mentioned a few minutes ago colin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem tonight. >> other players and former athletes are taking note. carolyn tyler spoke with jackie joiner kersey about the interview. >> reporter: the six-time olympic medal list brought hugs and laptops to the george davis senior residences in san francisco's bay view neighborhood helping bridge the digital divide. >> have i been doing my community work for a longtime. >> reporter: it is part of how she tackles in justice. >> i believe fighting injustice with love. it might take a longer time, but we always have to find love. >> reporter: she has been watching colin kaepernick's protest against racism and police brutality as it gains traction and as fellow athletes and in some cases entire teams join in solidarity. some players yesterday raised their fists reminiscent of tommy and john karr los in the 60s. the olympic track stars like joyner searsey. >> joynerkearsey said she was discriminated against in the 80s and 90s. she fought back with a message of positivity. she respects the flag and the anthem, but also the rights of the 49ers quarterback and others. much like the stance of the nfl commissioner. >> i support our players speaking ut -- out about the players responsibility. >> this is her platform and how jackie kearsey makes a difference. carolyn tyler abc7 news. >> dan: well, it was a nice night out there for football at levi stadium. >> yes, a little chill and drizzle in the air. >> dan: it felt like football. >> it was football weather. we have drizzle coming for the morning commute. let's show you doppler 7hd and you may want to grab that umbrella has you head out the door. you may run into down spots. live doppler 7 is showing you the cloud cover which is pretty widespread from the emeryville camera. it is overcast as we look across the bay right now. your temperatures are 57 in san francisco and we have a few low 60s in oakland. san jose is cooling off in half moon bay. 57 degrees. from the sfo camera looking at low clouds, midto upper 50s from santa row is a you to napa. it really feels cool. livermore 57 degrees. the wind is coming off the ocean and that's making it feel cooler. golden gate bridge camera fog is not an issue, but heavy drizzle may be. staying cooler than normal we bring in the storm impact scale and rank them one to five. it is a cold system from the north. it is a one. so a wet commute tomorrow morning. slippery roads and less than a 10th of an inch. it is enough to slow down your morning commute. you will notice the green spots along the coast. 5:00 a.m. you are still looking at wet pavement and as you head out toward the 6:00 hour, you are looking at green showing up scattered around the bay area. 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. and around the time you may be taking your kids off to school or you are heading off to work. for the afternoon it brightens up and the breeze will be blowing. it is not going to warm up. just like today we are seeing the temperatures in the upper 50s to the upper 70s. let's get a measure. santa cruz .05. we could see .10 in the wettest spots. it will be cool enough, upper 40 tots mid50s. -- upper 40s to the mid50s. it is a nice mild one. a good 10 to 15 degrees below normal. haven't heard any complaints. midto upper 70s there. along the coastline breezy and cool and temperatures in the 60s. really for your tuesday you want to hang on to the second layer. here is a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast. a damp morning a a one on the impact scale. slightly milder on wednesday. but you have to wait until the end of the workweek and the beginning of the weekend to see those temperatures coming back closer to average by sunday and monday. your weekend will have pleasant weather. you can download the news app if you want the hour by hour newscast. everything you need to know. mike nicco will be here tomorrow morning, kristen and dan. >> dan: more explosions reported from the samsung smartphones. now a child is among the injured. >> and we have all heard about warnings keeping the power lines clear,my job to protect public safety, while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing, the work that we do helps us protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the power lines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our community safe. this is our community, this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. hundreds of students want a high school vice principal to keep his job after he explained the school's dress code. abc7 news was at college park high in pleasant hill when students protested during lunchtime. organizers say the vice principal is being targeted unfairly foretelling hundreds of sophomores whatnot to wear to school. four students complained saying he singled them out. >> he shouldn't be punished foretelling us what is in our planner. >> he was doing his job and he does have a point. his execution was wrong. >> some protesters believe he could have avoided trouble by speaking to the suspected it violators privately. the school district has not commented on jensen's case. >> dan: most hoarding happens indoors, but in one case it is out for all to see. those in river bank in stanislaus county say the pile keeps growing like this. sheriff deputies have visited the property 11 times this year. the county says they are preparing to clear the site itself and then bill the owner for the job. the neighbors say not only is it ugly, it is a health hazard. >> just the smell alone, that's what is a lot of the problem. the row departments and -- the rodents and things, the neighborhood feels the same. >> they are under three weeks notice and neighbors are helping her clean up this massive pile. we have a report of a samsung galaxy 7 exploding and injuring a child. a 6-year-old boy in brooklyn suffered burns when a phone exploded in his hands on saturday night. the phones are under a worldwide recall following a series of fires sparked by batteries in the smartphones. samsung is encouraging customers to exchange the phones at retailers. >> dan: still to come on abc7 news. >> the first thing i remember is my mom first thing in my room. >> nearly 20 years after the death of jonbenet ramsey her brother speaks out for the first time talking so i got your test results an allergy to cat dander.w there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the allergens. he's got a name. it's herbert. as long as you live with herbert, you're going to have the respiratory symptoms. and i'll have the joy that only a kitty cat can bring. okay, well there are some things we can do to minimize the impact. allergy shots, a nasal steroid... does that sound doable? i'm in. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. >> dan: abc7 news was on pier51 when 19 people left on a voyage that changed their lives. they boated a ferry to angel island before taking an oath to become united states citizens. one new citizen looks forward to taking part in voting. >> i encourage everyone out there to vote and get out there. i am delighted to vote this year m. >> dan: angel island served as the first stop for many asian immigrants between 1910 and 1940 and many historians call it the ellis island of the west. the brother of jonbenet ramsey has spoken out for the first time. >> dan: yes. the child beauty queen was killed in the basement of her home nearly 20 years ago now. the mystery has never been solved. >> clayton sandal has more. >> burke ramsey was 9 when his sister jonbenet was murdered and 20 years later he is speaking out for the first time telling dr. phil in the first of three interviews. >> do you remember waking up that morning? >> yep. the first thing i remember is my mom bursting in my room really frantic. i remember her saying where is my baby? where is my baby? >> i wanna be my ♪ >> reporter: when the 6-year-old beauty queen was found dead in the basement on christmas they first focused on an outside intruder, but quickly honed in on her parents, jon and patsy. >> mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. >> reporter: burke would fall under suspicion too. he recalls staying in bed when police arrived. >> i was scared, i think. i didn't know if there was some bad guy downstairs and my dad was chasing off -- him off with a gun. >> reporter: burke ramsey was reportedly paid for the interview. he and his parents were cleared as suspects and the case remains open. ramsey realizes some people thought he and his parents were involved, but he is doing the interview to honor jonbenet's memory so no one forgets. abc news, boulder. >> dan: stay with us. we will continue with these new stories. several sexual assaults at an east bacon setter. the search is under way for the attackers targeting the ma sick lovers. >> and sky 7 is overhead as heavily armed officers leading to this dramatic scene. >> excuse me. >> dan: and a disruption on "dancing with the stars" protesters target olympic superstar ryan lochte on live television. >> stay with us. ab ♪ grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> now at 11:00, sex assaults at a college concert. several men targeted women at a soldout show. i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> dan: i'm dan ashley. these attacks happened on saturday night on the cal campus. >> it occurred at the greek theater. katie is live on campus tonight with our developing story. katie? >> reporter: well, the concert at the greek theater was soldout. we are learning that there may have been alcohol-related transports to the hospital and alcohol-related arrests. and while students say they are not surprised by the sexual assaults they also say there is not any excuse for them. >> honestly i would like to say it surprised mooy. >> reporter: it doesn't. she wrote a research paper on sexual assault last year. >> basically it is one in four or one in five women are sexually assaulted during their time in college. >> reporter: today pepper spray and extra precaution follow a concert at the greek theater. three women who attended the mad decent block party, a a soldout electronic dance music event report being sexually assaulted. >> it was not a wild crowd. it was pretty tame to me. >> reporter: one woman said a stranger attacked her. he is described as 21 years old, 5-7, hispanic and wearing a multi-colored tank top, dark shorts and a hat. the campus alerts went out today. >> it is kind of sad how a lot of universities try and sweep it under the rug and stuff. i think berkeley does a good job at bringing it to light compared to other universities out there. >> the other two victims are students, one of which stood in line for the bathroom when a man took her to an unknown location in the venue and assaulted her. he is described as a tall white man with an athletic build wearing a floral shirt and khaki shorts. they have not released information to the third assault. anyone with information is asked to call police. abc7 news. santa clara sheriff deputies are investigating an officer involved shooting in saratoga. it happened earlier this evening . at this poit officials are not saying whether the officer was injured. the department is following standard protocol after these incidents and this demonstrates how dangerous the jobs are. we sent out a push alert moments ago when this became news and we learned about it. be sure to download the app and do the push alerts enabled for breaking alerts. sky 7hd is live as deputies search for a gunman wanted for a double shooting. people who know the victim say it may have resulted from a dispute between neighbors. two men ages 19 and 37 were rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. deputies are questioning a possible suspect who they tracked down at a house nearby. >> dan: tonight we are learning about a bail bondsman who was one of three people killed in a plane crash in reno. he was headed back to the bay area when the small plane crashed right after takeoff at the reno/tahoe airport. the pastor shared this photo with us. he said he was bringing back a client he hunted down after skipping bail. tonight we spoke with the chair of the california bail agent association. she said she knew him well. >> he was a good man. he was hard working and honest and helpful. he took his job very seriously. he was much like what your typical bail bondsman is. we go above and beyond to ensure justice. he was no exception. this was a devastating loss for us in our community. >> dan: the cause of the crash is under investigation. the church is planning a memorial service. >> dan: let's turn our attention to the weather. get ready to use wiper blades. sandhya patel is tracking wet weather. >> sandhya: live doppler weather is showing extensive clouds. we are going to bring that into the forecast for tomorrow. we rank our systems from one to five and five is a severe storm and one is light. the one coming in is a one. it is a light system, but it will impact the morning commute. slippery roads and breezy conditions, do be careful out there. the hour by hour preview is showing the damp roadways and continuing at 5:00 a.m. and here is the hour by hour planner. damp and cool in the 50s at 5:00 a.m. a continuation of that at 7:00 a.m. and cool and braysy at 11:00 a.m. i'll be back with the rest of your day and a look at the accu-weather seven-day forecast coming up. dan and kristen? a san francisco fundraiser went on tonight without the democratic presidential candidate. clinton canceled her bay area trip before falling ill. lilian kim is live in the newsroom. lilian? >> clinton was able to participate by calling into the event. she sounded healthy, upbeat and as focused as ever. they knew hillary clinton wouldn't be here, but they came anyway scrievment we need her to rest and feel better. she was giving her all and then some. >> as many as 3,000 people converged in san francisco for clinton's fundraiser that was scheduled before her health scare on sunday. that's when she was seen leaving the 9/11 ceremony and stumbling into her van. clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia two days prior. at to nate's event clinton spoke to her supporters via speaker phone. she was originally supposed to attend in person. >> i am following doctors orders to rest up so i can get back on the campaign trail. but i'm gonna do it because we do have so much work still ahead of us. >> i think the biggest news story is hillary clinton is a human being of the i think the bigger news story is how is it possible these guys don't get sycamore often? >> reporter: the health scare has clinton defending herself. mainly why didn't she disclose her condition earlier? >> why keep it a secret? >> why, i just didn't think it was that big of a deal. >> reporter: it is an explanation that seems to satisfy her supporters who left the event excited about the remaining weeks of the campaign. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> it was opening night for the san francisco 49ers. they took on the los angeles rams who moved from saint louis over the off season. >> dan: the 49ers go the a big performance from carlos hyde who had the first touchdown of the season. the starting quarterback gabert ran for 4 yards and had -- 40 yards and had this touchdown pass to mcdonald. the 49ers win their season opener 28-0. as i said, a blowout. this was not your average home opener. the 4019er -- the 49ers have been making headlines because of kaepernick's refusal to stand. >> and he continued the protest tonight. katie is live at levi stadium with the story. katie? >> reporter: dan and kristen, fans came to see a good game and have fun. the tailgating was proof that happened. but they were also quick with their opinions on colin kaepernick's on going protest during the national anthem. this was the first 49er game and he loves his team. >> they catch good and they throw good and they kick good. that's my favorite part. >> he has loved the team ever since he was a kid even though he has never lived in california. he and his 49er friend from new york have mixed feelings about colin kaepernick taking a knee during the national anthem. >> it is not the right place. it is not the right time. but you can't be mad at him. >> i respect a man for doing that. i don't think he did it at the right moment, but it is what it is. >> reporter: tim tillman support kaepernick wholeheartedly. >> i love colin kaepernick. i love the fact that he will take a stand for himself and on the national stage. >> reporter: willie turner turned head sporting red, white and blue over his red and gold. >> kaepernick can do what he wants. i wore this jacket in support of the police and the military and those who styl believe -- who still believe this is a great country. >> reporter: after he sat out at a pre-season game they made sure the team and the public knew they didn't have to volunteer to work shifts at levi stadium. the police chief told abc7 news that there would never be a boycott and officers would work at the stadium as they always have. in santa clara, abc7 news. >> just minutes ago the niners quarterback colin kaepernick spoke with the media about kneeling during the national anthem. >> he talked about how much support he got from teammates and the rest of the league. >> yeah, it has been amazing. i think what it is is people that have known this issue is going on just didn't know how to express it and how to bring attention to it. now that the con veer satisfaction is there -- now that the conversation is there they want to let people know that they are supporting it. >> abc7 news sports director larry beil will have full highlights of the game. that's in sports. >> dan: coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, a security scare on the season premiere of "dancing with the stars." >> the two men that took the protest right to the ballroom dance floor. >> and animal activists target a famed bay area restaurant. tonight they are responding to this dinner distraction. >> anding traying wet weather for -- and we will be back with the hour by hour forecast. >> all of that is coming up, first, here is a look at what is ahead on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> thanks, dan and describes sten. kristen. feast your eyes on this buffet. >> you're >> dan: all right you saw it here on abc7. season 23 of "dancing with the stars" premiered tonight with a few anxious moments. >> that was unexpected. two men were arrested after rushing the stage and throwing something at the olympic swimmer, ryan lochte. >> dan: now more about the surprising incident and the rest of the season premiere. >> reporter: the curtain is going up on "dancing with the stars" but an off camera moment may have stolen the show. they went to commercial break as a few demonstrators protested against ryan lochte. >> we had to go to break because we had an incident. >> reporter: and in our first glimpse of the cast of 13's ballroom skills, dancing the jive -- >> full of energy and full of vitality. >> reporter: actor jt austin and the first, in her words, little person on the show. >> ♪ you made me feel so tired >> reporter: marcia brady, maureen mccormick, glided across the floor in a waltz. >> ♪ something about you makes me feel like a dangerous woman ♪ >> reporter: foxtrotting race car driver, grammy winning musician baby face. >> you looked right at home here. >> reporter: and model amber rose and olympic swimmer ryan lochte. cha-cha nie g, former nfl star calvin johnson, junior. >> the brightest and most infectious smile i have ever seen. >> reporter: former texas governor rick perry and vanilla ice dancing to, what else? "ice, ice baby." and also dancing the cha-cha, gymnast lori hernandez and after the broadcast, now it is up to viewers casting their votes for an hour on the phone and internet 24 hours. this week no one is eliminated. abc news, los angeles. >> you can watch it on mondays this fall at 8:00 p.m. here on abc7. >> dan: celebrated berkeley restaurant is talking about when it was targeted by animal rights activists who disrupted dinner. it shows protesters rallying in the restaurant at 11:00 on friday night. police detained five people, but they did not actually arrest anyone. in a statement tonight the restaurant says we support the farmers, the fishers and the ranchers that practice the humane and healthy raising of food. we also rec cog nice -- recognize that there are many ideas of food and everyone has a right to express their opinion. >> all right. well it is not a matter of opinion, but it is a fact that there may be drizzle in the morning when you go to work or school. >> that's right. sandhya patel is here with that. >> sandhya: yes, dan and kristen, there may be slippery roads so we'll call it wiper weather. in september we get .20 to a quarter of an inch of measurable rain so get ready. we'll talk about your morning and how it is shaping up. it is already pretty cloudy and the marine layer has deepened. we are seeing widespread low clouds with a few exceptions. it is a shaky camera and breezy outside and it is feeling cool. 58 in san francisco. san jose and half moon bay in the upper 50s. the kgo hoof camera -- roof camera a beautiful view from santa rosa to concord and livermore. and a live look from the abc7 news ebbing more for yum -- exploratorium camera, it is not only the clouds, but the heavy drizzle for the commute. cooler than normal tomorrow with a warmer pattern setting up later this week. the storm impact scale is in early. we show it during the winter time, but we are bringing in an early one. tomorrow we have a one. it is a light system that will bring you some slippery roads and wet for the commute during the morning hours. less than a 10th of an inch. it will slow you down. if you are driving tomorrow here is your morning commute planner. it will be bad. there will be wet roadways and it will be slow going. walking or biking, there will definitely be slippery or slick spots. be careful as you head off to work or getting ready to take your little ones to school. you can see the green spots indicating the drizzle. possibility of a light shower and can't rule it out. here is a wider picture at 5:00 a.m. we are looking at areas of drizzle and 8:00 a.m. we are still going. i would just carry the umbrella to be on the safe side. you are starting to see plenty of sun and some lingering clouds near the beaches. in the sierra nevada, snow is coming. i have seen it before in the last two decades in the middle of summer. it is not that unusual, but it is something people go, what? it will be snowing and a mix of showers and thunder in the tahoe area. we could see mixed precipitation so snow is possible tomorrow evening in that area. here in the bay area we are looking at upper 40s to the mid50s. if you are going to drink your coffee in the morning before you head off to work, just take it with you to keep you warm. it will start out cool and damp. for the afternoon mild inland like today. a good five to 15 degrees below average. we'll get you to the midto upper 70s. really a nice mild pattern. a break from the heat when we are in the middle of fire season. the temperatures along the coast will be in the 60s and it will be breezy here tomorrow afternoon. so cooler than average for your tuesday. if you are going to the giants game against the padres at at&t park, it is going to be breezy. you are looking at the upper 50s. good idea to take a sweatshirt or jacket with you and enjoy the game. it will be a refreshing start to your morning. 60s to upper 70s. the accu-weather seven-day wil show a warmer pattern when we bump you to the upper 80s to low 90s. coastal spots in the loy 60s. back to average for the weekend. we can always download the abc7 news app and track the wet weather which mike nicco will be doing between 4:30 and 7:00 a.m. we also have live doppler 7 that gives the hour by hour forecast. it is a handy thing to have. >> you can get into marketing. drizzle is refreshing. keeping the power lines clear,my job to protect public safety, while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing, the work that we do helps us protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the power lines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our community safe. this is our community, this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. 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"going down!" don't miss halloween time at the disneyland resort it's wicked fun in both parks. all right, check this out. humans are not the only ones who need a pick me up, apparently. the twinsburg k-9 unit posted it and they are clearly enjoying his frappuccino. he was doing a good job training and they decided to give him a little reward. downside is he is hooked and he needs the cup of coffee. >> he is an officer after all. >> what a great game for us. the 49ers were highly calf fen nateed -- decaffeinated. the niners dominated in every way. bowman was everywhere. we will hear from the all afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> good evening. the 49ers opened the 2016 season with a decisive 28-0 victory over the rams who looked positively awful. a combination of hard-hitting defense and just enough offense. levi stadium and he was solid and he was efficient. the first quarter he stops and starts and gets a great block. it splits the defense through the touchdown. hyde88 rushing yards and 7-0 niners. a rough night, 17 for 35 and two interceptions. bowman secures the ball here with his knees. hard to catch a football with your knees. 9ers are fourth and sickth. 18 yards and he lead with 64 yards. he will take a big shot there. he was okay and he ran 9 times for 43 yards. it is 14-0. the niners and the rams' offense was truly dreadful. a terrible throw here. that lead to more points. 170 yards and a touchdown total. a strike to mcdonald and the niners win comfortably 28-0. >> we felt good about our defense going into the game. you never know when you got a chance to go out there. i think that's a good day for us. >> we wanted to take care of the division game. understanding that it is the first game that both teams came in with a lot of juice. i think we came in with a little more and got the w. >> if feels good. you always want to get that first one especially at home and get the crowd involved in all of that. the crowd and the energy was perfect. we just have to take this right on into the next one. >> niners' defensive coordinator jim o'neil called a great game. the run blitzes, they toughed todd gurley. to baseball now and after sweeping the d-backs the giants seemed to be on track and rolling into a series with the lowly padres and the offense just vanished again. how about dad and daughter? they are enjoying the game, but not much fun for the giants. on the hill in the fourth and solarte will beat the shift with a base hit. it is 1-0 padres. six innings and in the 6th, exgiant hector sanchez with a two-run bomb and that's a fair ball. they blank the giants 4-0. the dodgers won and they are now four games back with 19 to play. the a's they took on the defending world champion kansas city royals. what a season he is having. his 36th to win 473 feet. marcus simeon and he has clout and he is having a big year. the a's walked 10 times. and they rule to victory. abc7 sports is brought to you by river walk casino. nice win for the 49ers. things will get tougher next week as they visit carolinas. dan? >> that will be a tough game. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next ♪ ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. humans can't resist new tiny toast ™, the teeny cereal with the big taste of real fruit. >> dan: appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley jievment and i'm kristen sze. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kaley cuoco -- from "i'll have what phil's having," phil rosenthal. and music from onerepublic. and now, after all -- here's jimmy kimmel! 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