Good Nite LA, Sunday 10/25/2026

Good evening, I'm Susan Hirasuna. We're just hours away now from the LA Department of Transportation launching its Speed Cameras pilot program. It's meant to save lives and create safer streets. So what does it mean for Angelenos? Fox 11's Matthew Seedorf is live in Mid-City with how it will work. Matthew, what do we need to know? Well, Susan, these cameras go live tomorrow initially with warnings for the first 60 days, but LA will show you what we're seeing tonight. This camera has been very busy. Of course we're not seeing any traffic right now but it's pretty much non-stop flashing whenever these cars are going by and it's something you'll start seeing soon all over LA. LA's new speed cameras flashing into action. 20 cameras in the initial rollout now lighting up expanding by the end of the year across the city to 125. See? Yeah. I know like when I pass by here every day to go to gym It's flashing every few minutes. At La Cienega and Pickford, the new camera is flashing almost non-stop Sunday night. After the initial 60-day warning period, drivers going at least 11 miles per hour over the speed limit could face fines between $50 and $500. It is a great idea, honestly. Yeah. I mean, it's safer. While some welcome the speeding crackdown... And it seems like they put kind of cameras everywhere to kind of like try and test, you know, what's happening. Others worry about the surveillance. I think it's very disturbing to have another high-tech surveillance device on the street. The price tag up to $38.5 million for a five-year contract, while some question the city's priorities. With homeless encampments, open drug use, and illegal dumping lacking the same enforcement. They say it's just for speeders. Yes, they do. But of course, that was the thing with the flock. Suddenly the data is there to be accessed by all sorts of people. His name is Eric, and he was loved by friends, family. But here, the dangers of speeding are painfully personal. That's what caused this, you know. It could have all been, you know, prevented. Two friends paying their respects, hoping these cameras prevent another tragedy. I feel like it's a good thing because, like, people start seeing the flashing. they've seen the news they're gonna be like okay let's start slowing down in these areas a somber moment for this group of friends here tonight paying respects for their friend that was killed by speeding about a month ago and they've been out here almost every night paying their respects honoring him but these 125 surveillance cameras are going to be set up all across the city of LA by the end of the year and what we're seeing here tonight they could be very busy reporting live Matthew Sedorf Fox 11 News are these cameras more modern than what we've used to you know seen before where there would be a flash and then you would get an image in the mail of of the driver in the car itself i mean how does this work it seems pretty similar now Elliot will show you these cameras and maybe we'll see one go off hopefully at some point because they have been very busy all night long but essentially they're going to be recording and taking pictures of the back license plate as they're going by so as they're speeding this direction you'll see the flash right behind me pointing that way And it takes the image of the back license plate, also taking images of their speed. Well, in the past, people have questioned whether or not that is me in the driver's seat. And some people have been able to get out of those tickets. So I wonder if this has been refined. That's all I was asking. All right, Matthew Seedorf, thank you so much for your help. All right, we've got breaking news. Southbound 110 near Academy Road in Solano Canyon has reopened after a two-vehicle crash forced a closure earlier tonight just north of downtown L.A. This video from the Citizen app shows California Highway Patrol officers diverting all traffic off the freeway at Academy Road while work crews clear the incident. Coastal flood advisories are in effect across the California beaches today as near record high tides hit the coastline. In Long Beach, crews are using dredging equipment to build sand berms and protect homes along Alamitos Bay and the peninsula. local officials advise residents to prepare sandbags as elevated tides and wave action continue through midweek all right for an update on what we can expect in the next few days let's send it over to Star Harvey well Susan i can tell you that we do have multiple coastal alerts that do stretch across the southern california coastline we are under beautiful conditions now we have been throughout this weekend but with that we did have not just a coastal flood advisory but also a coastal flood warning that did go into effect today. And just as you heard Susan say, it will stretch through this week. In fact, not due to lift until we arrive at Thursday. I do have more details on these alerts and what that does mean for portions of the immediate coastline as we do stretch through this week. Let's go ahead and take a look at some conditions down in Laguna Beach. Temperatures at 67 degrees right now. We do have fairly calm wind pushing out of the north-northwest at about 6 miles per hour. Temperatures in the city, 68 degrees. It's feeling like 66, and we also have a nice little gust pushing in single digits as well. Now, our mountains, it's getting chilly up there. Temperatures at 46 degrees in Big Bear. Winds pushing out of the southwest and gusts also moving at about 4 miles per hour. Temperatures in the Antelope Valley in the lower 60s. We do have some 70s on the map, not just in our low deserts, but also in two areas like Santa Ana and, yes, down into Long Beach as well. Granada Hills at 63, and we have Santa Clarita at 61. Here's a look into our sustained winds moving up to 5 to 10 miles per hour locally. And then as we shift gears into tonight, we will be under those mostly clear skies leading us to tomorrow morning, where we'll get plenty of sunshine. Temps will be dropping down to the 50s as well as the 60s. Well, what's ahead? What I can tell you is that as we stretch into this week, we are looking at the continuation of warm and dry conditions. as we head through this week we talked about those coastal alerts we are going to be focusing on those high tides those morning high tides but we're also possibly looking at a storm system moving across the area which may impact some of our halloween trick-or-treaters i'll have all of those details and more coming up for now susan back to you all right star thanks very much other news tonight two people were killed when a driver slammed into a group of bicyclists out on a Halloween ride in San Bernardino County. Police say the man behind the wheel was drunk and is now behind bars. Fox 7's Rachel Aragon has the story. Montclair residents waking up to a pretty gruesome scene right here along Kingsley Street and some neighbors even saying they felt they had to jump into action to prevent future harm in their community. We've seen a whole bunch of bicyclists coming over here and then we heard screaming and we ran to the scene. Sarah Lee and Cesar say they were unloading groceries around 10 30 last night when tragedy struck just a few yards away from their property there was a woman on the floor she was uh breathing heavily uh she was hyperventilating um she was on the ground she had a head uh injury police say a group of about 30 bicyclists who were participating in a self-coordinated halloween ride were traveling eastbound on Kingsley Street when a westbound vehicle struck several riders authorities say one bicyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. Officials say another rider, who police identified as a woman, died at the hospital. I see all the bicyclists yelling, get the guy, get the guy. So then I got in my car and I chased him all the way down towards, almost towards Pomona. And then I waved down a police officer and I asked him to follow me. Caesar Rios says this surveillance video shows a suspect speeding off and fleeing the scene. They yelled at him to stop and once he was in front of my house, he just sped up even faster. You can hear the engine speeding up even harder. Officers say the 38-year-old suspected driver was arrested early Sunday morning after he was located at his residence near the collision scene. Fox 11 asking neighbors why they thought it was important to follow the suspect and flag officers. It's my street. I live here and I have my son that is going to grow up here and I've just moved here recently and before I moved here I've seen that Accidents happen. And the suspect, a Montclair resident, was booked on the suspicion of several offenses, including driving under the influence and causing injury or death. Reporting in Montclair, I'm Rachel Aragon, Fox 11 News. As construction continues in the Palisades and Altadena area, one unique home is nearly complete. The family says they'll be in by Thanksgiving. The Pandoro family's house burned to the ground in the Eden fire, but the backyard ADU was fine because it's framed in steel. So the family decided to make their main living space also steel-framed. It took fewer than a, less than a week, rather, to frame the whole 2,000-square-foot home. Now it's completely fireproof. And because it is steel-framed technology, made it incredibly fire-resistant, the Panduro family is the property owners. They asked us to come back and to rebuild their front home. Today, the company behind the steel-framed homes did an open house for other fire survivors still struggling to rebuild. Faked a block on Jeremy Chin, and that's what got him open because Trayden Stoops... The Rams are back on track, taking down the Raiders earlier today in Las Vegas. Our Gerard Moncure joins us now with more on the record-setting day for the Rams quarterback. Hello, Susan. Rams sitting a disappointing 2-4 entering the week. But taking care of business, as you said, against the Raiders this afternoon. To no surprise, quarterback Matthew Stafford back to looking like the reigning NFL MVP. Sean McVay's offense quickly put the pedal to the metal for a change, scoring 28 first-half points in Las Vegas, nearly doubling their point total from last weekend's loss to the Arizona Cardinals at SoFi. Stafford throwing three touchdowns today, becoming the Rams' all-time passing touchdowns leader with 155. He's now the first quarterback in NFL history to hold that record for two different franchises as he holds it as well with the Detroit Lions. Just super appreciative of all the guys that have helped me do that. Catching touchdowns and throwing touchdowns isn't a one-man job. It takes a lot of people to block and get open, and coaches to draw plays, so just a cool thing. Didn't really know that was going to happen today, but I'm fired up. I thought most importantly celebrating each other's success, having the right energy when you're on the road, and it's just you versus, you know, the opponent and their fans. You know, you've got to make a choice to celebrate the playoff with one another and I thought our guys did that. And you could even just feel the vibe was right in the pregame warm-ups and I thought they carried that on. And even though there was some stuff in the second half where, you know, we stalled out or had some turnovers offensively, I thought the guys stayed steady. And, you know, I think there was a lot of things that you can draw from in this game. And it wasn't all perfect, but the mindset and the mentality was exactly what we're looking for. All right, so the Rams back on track in the win column, sitting 3-4 on the season, a game back of .500 on deck in Week 8, a matchup against the winless Chargers at SoFi, Susan. This game was really important. Right. Okay, because since the NFL expanded to 14 teams in the playoffs in 2020, if you start the year 2-5, which is what they would have been had they lost today, only four teams have made the playoffs starting 2-5. This was a big win. They needed this one. They had to have it. Of course we'll have more on the Rams and their win over the Raiders along with more postgame coming up all right later in sports but you believe they've got the momentum now yeah and they're going to get Myles Garrett back which is a huge factor uh he should be playing against the Chargers next week so expect the Rams to start taking off here all right thanks Gerard got it we'll be right back off they go hundreds participated in the 29th annual LA cancer 5K challenge in Westwood to help find a cure for pancreatic cancer. For nearly 30 years this organization has raised more than 12 million dollars to advance research for those facing pancreatic cancer. Organizers say in the past year major developments with drugs and vaccines are providing hope. Well we are just a week and a half away from the election. We're not just deciding on a new governor for California or potentially a new mayor for Los Angeles we're also deciding on some controversial propositions one of them, Prop 39, is sparking a big debate. Fox's Christian Khaftan explains why California's top Democrats joined at Laborers Local 261 in San Francisco's Mission District urging Californians to get out the vote and specifically to vote no on Proposition 39. Opponents say it's a Donald Trump backed measure aimed at making it harder to vote. They want to charge us hundreds of millions of dollars to make it happen. We can't let it happen. We won't let it happen. Am I right? The measure would require voters to put the last four digits of their social security number or a voter ID number on the envelope of their mail-in ballots and would require them to provide a government ID to vote in person. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said one of the impacts of Proposition 39 would be to make it harder for women to vote, since many women take their husband's name. She said they would be required to go through extra steps to vote. They are putting up obstacles to participation to vote. And women, sisters out there, if you have your husband's name in marriage, you're going to have to go find your birth certificate in order to vote. Supporters of Proposition 39 have said in their social media that the measure is a bipartisan way to modernize voting. The signatures to put it on the ballot came from Democrats and Independents. With Prop 39, just show your license, a free voter ID, or use four digits from a government ID. And it keeps mail ballots, so voting stays easy. Governor Gavin Newsom said the measure is just one of the latest tools Donald Trump is using to undermine American democracy. We will lose our republic, we'll lose this country, unless we turn out in numbers and margins where we cannot contest this race. It's that foundational, that fundamental. A California Senate Elections Committee study found voter fraud is rare in the state, with just 10 cases confirmed in elections from 2020 through 2024. In those cases where the ballots were illegally cast, those votes were invalidated. In San Francisco, Christian Castan, KTVU, Fox 2 News. Good night, L.A. weather is sponsored by the law offices of Larry H. Parker. Well, we've had beautiful conditions across the weekend. Yesterday, temperatures warm, conditions dry outside. We got another dose of that for today. The bigger difference is the fact that we did have a few coastal alerts go into effect. Most of that is going to line up to Ventura County, through Los Angeles County, and into Orange County as well. We'll go ahead and get right to it. These coastal advisories will be in place through Thursday of this week. So we're looking at two different alerts here. We have an advisory in place. This does include the L.A. County coastline, but also west of us. So into Ventura County, stretching into portions of Santa Barbara as well, where we could potentially see that minor to moderate coastal flood activity. The further south you go, we are looking at a more significant chance to get some of that coastal flooding. As we do have that high tide cycle rolling in, we are looking at the potential for king tides. So we do have a warning across the Orange County and areas south of. Now, here's a look at what we're expecting to happen through this week. Again, these advisories in place until Thursday. As we roll into this following week, king tides will be some of the issues that we'll be looking at, especially during that morning cycle. Tomorrow morning, we are looking at that next tide cycle being in the 9 o'clock hour. So we'll be possibly seeing those levels get up to 8 feet, anywhere between 7.5 to 8 feet. We are looking at the possibility of flooded parking lots, some of our roads out there, and the potential for some of those homes being impacted as well. The list doesn't stop there. We could potentially see the continuation of this beach erosion activity as well. Went ahead and pulled a beach forecast for you. Depending on where you are, we are looking at numbers here that include the surf. surf not to be confused with our tide cycle so from Ventura County into Los Angeles we are looking at our surf going anywhere from two to four feet if you're in Orange County it's going to be the same setup we may see sets of five and down into San Diego also two to four feet there the water temperatures ranging from the upper 60s to the mid 70s and obviously on the sand temperatures are going to be right around their normal we may get some of those areas that do dip right below our rip current risk sitting at a moderate but a reminder again that coastal flood alerts are going to be in place where those high tide cycles could get up to eight feet so during that time we do urge anyone to stay away from those beaches those jetties but also those berms not to be stood on now if you're in the inland section our temperatures are expected tomorrow to top off in the 70s for the la area and here's a look at some other locations we will get some 80s on the map as well and the further you go to the inland sections of the inland empire also some low 80s mountains topping off in the 60s i'll be back with a look at that seven day forecast but also more news on the other side of this break i dream of genie star barbara eden was in town this weekend for the Hollywood show in Burbank Fox 11's Glenn Walker got a chance to talk with her about her life and career I dream of genie has been entertaining audiences for generations and the main reason is TV icon Barbara Eden she's backstage right now the Hollywood show in Burbank after signing autographs and taking photos with fans today and she joins us now live Barbara Eden Welcome to LA Live News tonight, thank you Happy to be here, happy to have you here, let's talk about I Dream of Jeannie, it's been active on YouTube's page with recent clips and episodes getting thousands of views, what is it about this show that continues to appeal to people all these years well you're asking the wrong person uh i think it's a a theme that's been popular for thousands of years and uh our character our characters live on yeah you and Larry Hagman had some real magic on that show well it was magical that's what it was about it was magic happy days yeah it was a fun show it was one of my favorite shows when i was a kid um well of course i dream of Jeannie what you're known for best you have been on many TV shows including I Love Lucy and as a matter of fact you also did a Dallas episode with Larry Hagman J.R. Ewing yes yes i did um what's the secret to always continually getting steady work like that in Hollywood oh i don't know i think you have to like it yeah like it a lot i'm i've always said i'm very happy that i could be in a business that i enjoy so many people have to work and they don't like their work but they have to do it but I like mine, well I noticed one thing in the clips we're showing uh when you walk in you certainly own the room uh you're also known for dancing and singing let's take a listen and a look at a uh at a clip of you performing okay so what i heard yesterday we were doing this interview i I saw this clip about a month ago on social media, and I said, we've got to put this clip in. My goodness. I've got to ask you about the clip of you dancing to KC and the Sunshine Band, Boogie Shoes. Where was that done? Was that part of a show, or what was that? No, that was separately. I don't know which network it was on, but when I was doing Genie, we did it for a season, and then summer took off and i would always go to vegas and sing or do something uh like that well what i got out of that clip is i said you when you walk in a room you would own it you certainly own that dance floor and in that clip it's like every guy in the room wanted to kind of slide up and dance with you and you were the envy of every woman who was in that uh in that room at the same time well you were so kind to say that well hey you were um you were uh you were the it girl that's for that's for sure in your time and frankly you still are I I am very very lucky I have the nicest fans I think that anyone could have I haven't had one stinker I can certainly understand why. Again, Barbara Eden, a pleasure to talk to you and I hope you have a fun weekend. Well, thank you so much. We'll be right back. Welcome back. Here's a look at some of today's top stories. In Northridge this morning, a multi-vehicle crash injured nine people. Two of them are in critical condition tonight. They were trapped in their cars and firefighters had to cut them out. It happened on Reseda near Lassen. Four other patients refused transport. The cause of the crash is under investigation. With election day now just 10 days away, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and challenger Nithya Raman are making their final push for votes. Bass joined Congressman or Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove and Jasmine Crockett today in South L.A., rallying supporters and leading a get-out-the-vote phone bank. Raman also hit the campaign trail this weekend, rallying volunteers and making her case to undecided voters as the November 3rd runoff approaches. She received the endorsement of the Black Los Angeles Young Democrats, who cited her record on tenant protections and reducing rent increases. A big ticket ballot item is Proposition 37. It would create a loan program to help middle-income buyers cover the down payments on new homes. But how would it work and what are the potential risks? Fox 11's Laura Diaz explains. For many Californians, the biggest obstacle to buying a home isn't the monthly mortgage payment. it's coming up with tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars for a down payment. Buying a home in California is just too expensive. That's where we're voting yes on Prop 37. That's where Proposition 37 comes in. The measure would create a state-backed second mortgage program for eligible homebuyers. The idea is to help qualified buyers cover part of their down payment, making it easier to purchase a home. The money wouldn't come from new taxes. Instead, California would issue bonds to finance the program. Supporters say it could help thousands of middle-class families finally become homeowners. Opponents argue the state shouldn't take on billions of dollars in additional debt and question whether the program would actually lower housing costs. So before you vote, ask yourself three questions. Who qualifies? Who pays? And could it actually make homeownership more attainable? Those are the questions you'll answer November 3rd. Laura Diaz, Fox 11 News. Tens of thousands of Israelis living abroad are flying home ahead of Tuesday's pivotal parliamentary election. Israel does not allow absentee voting for most citizens overseas. Today I spoke with two Israeli-Americans living here in Southern California. They never before felt the need to fly home to cast their votes. But they say this time the world is watching. They've been unhappy with the country's longest-serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, especially since before the October 7th massacre. We see this shift to this crazy ultra-right behavior, and that doesn't reflect a lot of Israelis. His goals that are stated are ones that I don't think are in line with a liberal democracy. And so that's why we had no choice. We just don't want to see Israel turn into Iran in a few years down the road with religious parties controlling and dictating what the country is going to look like. The world's been looking at us for the last three years. This is our opportunity to voice our opinion. And like I said, regardless of how it ends, I think it's important also for the world to see that Israelis have varying opinions and we're patriotic and we don't always agree with the current government. And here we are doing something about it. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won re-election today, defeating Trump ally Flavio Bolsonaro. tomorrow. Brazilian citizens living in Southern California headed to Veterans Park in Culver City today to cast their ballots. The site serves as the designated polling place for registered Brazilian voters. Box Olympics' Christine Devine was in Culver City and spoke to some of those voters. I need to change, you know, the way it is, it's not working. It's not, I don't see any good results. My brothers, they all have business, wanted to have a farm and it's not been good. I'm really proud I get to speak up and show my pride for being Brazilian and yes, I'm really happy to vote today. Well, I'm living in the United States, but I have my family in Brazil and I love my country and I'm hoping the best for my country. That's why I'm here today. Because we're not down for fascism over here. We're not down for people hating on LGBT rights, women's rights and everybody's rights. We're here for democracy. All right, well, you've got the work week ahead for you. What kind of weather? Here's Star Harvey. Well, at the top of our weather headline season, we are going to be touching on some of those coastal alerts. So we'll start, though, with a live look here behind me. We do have the city skyline, a gorgeous view out there. That's been the story across most of this weekend. These alerts that I'm talking about do include a coastal flood advisory, but also a warning. They went into effect today and they will remain in effect through Thursday afternoon. The first of these alerts is going to be, again, that coastal flood advisory. We'll see it stretch into portions of Santa Barbara through Ventura County and also into L.A. County coast as well. Now, with this alert in place, we could potentially see anywhere from minor to moderate coastal flood activity. We are likely to see some of those levels get to anywhere from seven and a half to eight feet. and that's going to be during our late morning hours we're going to go ahead and push down to the south here because we do have a more significant coastal flood alert in place this is going to be a warning including portions of Orange County here you'll see that we are likely going to see some of that parking lot flooding the beach erosion but also the flooding and impacts of some of those local homes so we'll continue to watch for that again those advisories in place at least until Thursday so again just a forward warning and advising of people to just stay away and out of those areas if you can our temperatures today for downtown here 82 degrees that did bring us above our normal of 77 so a nice warm dry finish to the weekend we are also getting our work week started that way as well but those warm temperatures are going to be short-lived also the dry conditions. We do have systems that will be working their way into place as early as Friday, Friday through the weekend. We are tracking the possibility of receiving some precipitation across Southern California. In fact, I'm going to go ahead and bring up our seven-day rain outlook. You'll see these colors here. We do have a lot of blue on the map there stretching across some of our inland sections where we could potentially pick up about three quarters of an inch in some areas may even likely see more than that over the course of the end of this week as far as tonight goes we'll finish out with dry conditions we do have some clouds that are trying to build in across the area but you can see we roll over into tomorrow we will get some sunshine on deck there maybe some clouds holding on as well our temperatures right now in the 60s across the city we also have some upper 60s low 70s across the coast our mountains Those temperatures hanging around in the 30s. And, of course, last but not least, your seven-day forecast. Going for the upper 70s for L.A. tomorrow. We'll get a warmer start. Temperatures dropping towards the end of this week. And then you'll see those rain chances doing their best to build in here around the Halloween holiday. We're going to go ahead and send things over to sports with Gerard. Superstar, thank you. Hello again. Coming up, more on the Rams getting back in the win column. And a nice Lakers comeback in Salt Lake City as the purple and gold stay perfect. But first, tonight's Pechanga Sports poll question, which of these NFC West teams is most likely to miss the playoffs? Rams, Seahawks, or 49ers? Head to foxla.com slash vote and cast your vote. The results coming up at the end of sports. Fox 11 Sports Desk is sponsored by Pechanga Resort Casino. Welcome back. We'll start with week seven in the NFL. The reeling Rams hitting Vegas, desperate for a little luck and a much-needed win. Sitting at 2-4 and tied for the worst six-game start in the Sean McVay era, his squad trying to get right at the cost of the Raiders. But the Silver and Black also coming in hungry. Losers of three straight games after starting the year 3-0. Puka Nakua active today. There's the luck I was talking about. Despite the scare of a calf injury during practice this week, second quarter rams up 7-3, knocking on the door for more. Matthew Stafford faking the handoff, rolls left, hits Davis Allen wide open in the end zone for a second time, Allen's second TD of the entire season as the NFL celebrates Tight Ends Day, makes sense right? Rams leading 14 to 3, they keep pouring it on later in the quarter, Stafford spotting Nakua who finds his way into the zone number nine's third TD of the half as he passes Roman Gabriel for most touchdown passes in franchise history with 155 they weren't finished before the break kyron william takes a handoff finds a gap he's on his way 17 yards to pay dirt five drives four touchdowns for the rams in the first half they head into the break on top 28 to 3 Raiders shortened that gap but never really threatened Rams leading 28 18 in the fourth Blake Corum taking his turn putting this one away untouched into the end zone four yard TD big offensive effort from the Rams including 199 rushing yards on 38 carries as they get back in the win column, 35-21. I thought our guys came out ready to go. I thought we had the right energy. I thought we had the right mindset. Outside of the first three and out offensively, I thought Matthew and the offense did a great job. You know, we were able to balance run and pass, come away with four touchdowns in the first half. Defensively, we kept getting stop after stop. And then I love the fact that we had to weather a little bit of adversity in the second half. You know, some self-inflicted wounds. Defense got a great sudden change when we ended up having the one fumble. And then when they ended up scoring to cut it to a couple-possession game, loved the way the offense ended up going right down the field. But a lot of good things. A lot of guys stepped up and thought the players did a really good job, and we've got to be able to build on it. Staying in the NFC West, Seahawks hosting the Chiefs on Sunday Night Football. Seattle up 3-0 late in the first half on third and long. Sam Darnold taking a shot for Jackson Smith and Jigba, and he hauls in the dime from Darnold for a touchdown. JSN, 150 receiving yards on the night as the defending champs win it 20-3, handing the Chiefs their first loss of the year. The unbeaten 49ers taking on the Falcons down in the ATL. Atlanta capitalizing on Niner turnovers in this one after a Brock Purdy interception. Michael Pennix Jr. hits former Trojan Drake London for six. Pennix, three touchdowns, and the defense causing four takeaways. Falcons win it 29-20 as the 49ers suffer their first loss of the season. The 2-0 Lakers hitting the road for the first time this year taking on the Jazz in Salt Lake City playing in Utah marks the return of his marks his return to his former club of four seasons for new Laker center Walker Kessler but today belonged to Luka Doncic fully putting the team on his back. Luka continuing to show this is his squad and this is his Lakers era all tied up at 71 right before the half. Luka drops Ace Bailey, knocks down the step-back three ball before letting him know. Call this move a controversial ankle breaker as he seems to step on Bailey's foot, but the bucket counts all the same. Lakers heading to the half, up three. We move to the end of the third, tied at 100. The Slovenian superstar lets another step-back triple go, knocks down another. Another bucket before the buzzer, and the dawn was not even close to being done. Lakers show up 124-121 late in the fourth. Luka hand in his face doesn't matter the triple gives him 50 points on the night the first 50 spot of the season by the way in the NBA Lakers by six now trying to put it away he feeds Austin Reeves shot steady bucket ready burying the three and he hushes the crowd the three-pointer just about ice is this one 29 for AR but the story Luka 52 points 10 assist double double Lakers won at 132 23 starting the season three and oh it's one of the best feelings you know down the stretch that game uh hitting those threes uh that one leg that was just a point I didn't make but as long as we got the win you know i'm happy we have a tight group i think everybody knew they came they feel very welcome here so that's what we want i think we have a great group and you know I love playing with these guys, Clippers trying to shock the Thunder on the road in OKC, they trail 99-96 under three to play but Darius Garland blocked by former Laker Alex Caruso from behind now Caruso feeds Jalen Williams for the dunk and it's a five-point Thunder lead, but the game takes a turn, we're not going to show you the full play due to the content but Williams goes down hard on this play suffering a gruesome lower leg injury appearing to be his ankle known as J-Dub he battled injuries all of last year and here has to be stretchered off the court he did give a Thumbs up to the OKC crowd. Ultimately, Thunder got the win 108-101, but they lose a star in the process. Del Tráfico, LAFC hosting the Galaxy at BMO with three matches remaining and everything at stake. Galaxy on the postseason bubble entering the day in a position for a wild card spot. Very simple for the black and gold. They clinch a playoff berth with the win or draw this evening. El Trafico's all-time leading scorer, LAFC's great Carlos Vela in the house. Galaxy in control, though, leading 1-0, attacking in the 51st minute. Eric Tommy's shot saved, but Joseph Pantel there to clean it up, his second goal of the match for a 2-0 Galaxy advantage. However, the black and gold comes storming back. Now, 2-1 score, 62nd minute. Stummelman's cross is deflected. Carlos Garces misplays the ball, and Leo Walta pokes it into the back of the net. as LAFC draws level two all black and gold with one more chance at the death absolutely wild sequence here JC Marcinkowski a huge save Galaxy block another but LAFC not done Denis Bouanga appears to shoot and score right here but it's waved off for off sides Aaron Long off sides at the very start of the sequence so this one ends in a 2-2 draw with the black and gold clinching a playoff berth it's super important for us to win these games um and maybe more importantly to not lose these games at our house um and to never let them come away with three points we knew that we're also trying to make a push for the playoffs and clinch a playoff spot which we did but also move up the ranking so we can get a home playoff game you know those are so important World Series continues tomorrow night in case you're interested with game three between the Brewers and Rays right here on Fox 11 as Milwaukee takes a 2-0 series lead into Florida pre-game coverage begins at four first pitch, just a little after five. And, of course, stick around afterwards for full reaction and analysis on another World Series edition of Sports Wrap. Finally, results to our Pechanga sports poll question of the night. Which of these NFC West teams is most likely to miss the playoffs, Rams, Seahawks, or Niners? 60% of you are going with the Rams. I'll give you a number. Six losses usually gets you into the playoffs. Seven if you get a little lucky. So a lot of football left. That's your Sunday Night Sports. More news with Susan after the break. Fox 11 Entertainment is sponsored by Yamaha Resort and Casino. In entertainment news, the DC Comics adaptation Clayface topped the North American box office this weekend, taking in $24 million in its debut. People I trust have betrayed me. The justice system failed me. They stole my career, my money, my life. I'm a monster. Director James Watkins, horror film stars Tom Rhys-Harris is the shape-shifting villain. Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything, took second place with 19.5 million. The rights holders of Elvis Presley are suing AI company Anthropic, accusing the tech giant of using 274 copyrighted songs without permission to train its AI models. The lawsuit marks the latest legal battle between music publishers and artificial intelligence developers over copyright infringement. Now, here's a look at upcoming shows at Yamaha. We do have coastal flood alerts in place through this week. In fact, Thursday, we'll be watching for those high tide morning cycles could get anywhere from seven and a half to eight feet. Temperature wise will be warm to start the week. Temperatures dropping by midweek, and we are also looking at a Halloween storm rolling in as early as Friday. And if you're along the valleys in the Inland Empire, you're looking at the same deal as what we're expecting to see across the inland area. This Tuesday, you can visit any U.S. national park free. The National Park Service is waiving entrance fees to honor the birthday of America's 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt. During his presidency, Roosevelt significantly expanded the national parks and protected historic landmarks. Your favorite? Yosemite. Come on. Something. Half Dome, El Capitan. That's it for us tonight. Thanks for watching In Depth with Graham Benzinger next. Thanks, everyone.