two fans attacked at levi stadium and one person severely injured. good evening. it is a story we first brought you on abc7 news at 9:00. right now abc7 news reporter lilian kim is live at levi stadium with what we have learned about the assault. lilian? >> katie, it happened just before kickoff inside levi stadium in one of the bathrooms. santa clara police say they arrested two men for felony assaults. investigators say the attack happened in a bathroom in the 300mezzanine section. the two male victims were taken to the hospital and a source tells abc7 that the injuries to one of the victims are severe injuries to the head. santa clara police aren't releasing the names of anyone involved and won't say if they were 49er fans, chief fans or both. but they did say this is the second assault to have occurred at levi stadium since it opened. >> we had two incidents at the stadium. one being a domestic violence assault and now coupled with a different assault right now. they are slightly different as far as the charge, but assault they are. >> now, in an e-mail a spokesperson wrote "the 49ers are aware of the incident and have been in close contact to assist in anyway possible on the matter. neither the 49ers nor the police are saying much about what happened. we hope to have more information tomorrow. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> lilian, thank you. new at 11:00, a pedestrian is seriously injured after being hit by a car. the driver took off. it happened around 7:30 tonight in the mission district. witnesses say the victim was crossing dubois avenue when the car which was going faster than other traffic hit the person hard and kept driving. >> he flipped over the top of the car and landed on the roof. the car kept driving and sped up and then drove off faster and went several blocks and turned on market. >> the driver ended up in the back of a police officer's patrol car at market and laguna streets after finally stoping there a couple blocks away. police suspect he may have tried to throw something out of his car before stoping. officers have detained him for questioning. police are searching for a suspect who lead police on a chase and then rammed into the patrol car. the officers tried to stop the vehicle for reckless driving at 4:30 outside the trailer mobile home park. the driver lead police on a high speed chase for two miles and that pursuit ended in a cul-de-sac near wood land avenue. >> it made a u-turn and faced head of on with the officer and as he exited the vehicle, the suspect vehicle accelerated and rammed the front of the patrol car. the officer fearing for his life fired at the driver at the suspect vehicle. >> police are not sure if the driver was wounded because the driver took of on. the officer is now on routine paid leave. >> it certainly was another hot day. this is from our exploratorium camera. abc7 news meteorologist here now with a first check of weather and live doppler 7hd. in my opinion, good news about a cool down. >> you do not like the heat so you will find the seven-day forecast to your liking. looking outside and you can see city hall all lit up in orange for the game against the giants. but the big story was the drop in temperatures. generally a light breeze helped oakland, san jose and san rafael drop a couple of degrees. the tbiggest -- the biggest drop was where the sea breeze kicked in. it dropped anywhere from 13 to 17 dries. 17 degrees. more typical temperatures. right now san francisco is at 57 and still 70s on the border with concord and antioch. some spots are mild and some spots are cool. we will have a wide range of temperatures for monday morning. we will talk about that and have the accu-weather seven-day forecast when i join you in a bit. >> local firefighters shared a message. heat coupled with three years of drought equals extreme fire danger across the bay area. fire departments hosted open houses as part of national fire prevention week. they saw how firefighters test humidity every day. >> our fuel is at critical levels. the fuel moisture which tells us we are in extreme fire conditions right now. >> in san francisco aspiring firefighters of all ages learned the right way to use a fire distinguisher to keep a small fire from growing. one of san francisco's fireboats showed off its abilities. they can spray water to fires on land as they did after the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. mayor ed leigh has a plan to make sure san francisco's ambulance usa rife as quickly as possible. the mayor believes using more privately owned ambulances will shorten wait times. several groups called on the mayor to remove the fire chief. one was delayed in getting city-owned ambulances to the medical calls. one of the biggest critics weighed in on the plan. >> this is a part of the solution, but it is not the whole solution. ultimately we as a city should make sure this never happens again and we don't have to come in and hire private companies. the city standards call for ambulances to arrive on scene within 10 minutes to call for a life-threatening emergency. the power is back on in the east bay. more than 10,000 customers lost power. the outage covered parts of oakland and uh rine do. this is video of saint teresa's and as you can see in the dark. power was restored by 7:30. the giants are one win away from advancing to the national championship league series and the lights are decked out in giant colors to mark the occasion. you can see city hall and we have a live look at coit tower. tomorrow the giants will take on the washington nationals and the first pitch at 2:07. tiffany wilson is live at at&t park where excitement has been building all day. tiffany? >> yes, you can sense the anticipation. everything is good to go and now fans are waiting for more giants playoff magic tomorrow. >> twas the night before game 3 and the gates were locked and the bunting the locked. the fans were ready with game day gear and bars stacked -- stocked up with cases of beer. the 18-inning and six and a half hour game. tomorrow marty whree -- marty leigh anticipates the noise level will deafen. >> they talk about the football fans and the noise and this and that. i think we rival any football stadium jie. she has a ticket to witness the action in person. >> thanks to my boss forgiving me the day off. other fans plan to play hooky could. the game is officially sold out, but stub hub has a few tickets available. those who live and breathe can't wait to see the giants back on the home field. >> 2010, 2012, 2014 is our year. >> i know we got this. we got this. >> they are doing well and i think we have the momentum to go all the way. >> the team returned to san francisco this morning and then enjoyed a well tee served day off -- a well deserved day off. this mother-daughter duo can't wait. >> it is about together, right? >> happy october to all and to all a good night. in san francisco tiffany wilson, abc news. >> very clever. giants fans are sending their photos. check out this little boy in his gear. his mom is a big giants fan. people across the country are showing off their pride. this student in georgia says she will be watching the game from her dorm room. e-mail your fan photo. use you report at kgo-tv.com or tweet them to us at abc7 news bay area. one of the newest ships will launch fleet week. the navy will also officially commission the uss america during this week's festivities. isit primarily serves the marine core. fleet week will run through next monday including ships and performances by the blue angels. still to come, a chef takes a stand for animal rights. and are shark attacks on the rise? we'll tell you about the big scare this weekend. and later, the ebola scare. could our borders be closed? and the latest on the two cases in the u.s. right now. abc7 news at 1 all around the world ♪ the dedicated people of united airlines ♪ are there to support you. ♪ that's got your back friendly. ♪ bearing down on japan tonight with deadly results. it churned up waves so high three american airmen were washed out to sea. so far the body of only one man has been found. the search for the other two was interrupted by rough sea. two people bitten by sharks on the same stretch of beach within minutes of each other and just two days after an attack in southern california. here is lyndsay janice. >> reporter: a terrifying ordeal for two surfers on a florida beach. both attacked by sharks within minutes of each other. at 11:00 a.m. a 15-year-old boy surfing off the shore of new smir gnaw beach, bitten on his foot. this photograph tweeted from his hospital bed. and then a mile south another surfer bitten and the latest numbers show florida was the shark attack capital of the world with 23 incidents. valusia county was the leader with eight. half of those at new smyrna beach. experts say anyone who has swam at the beach has been within 10 feet of a shark. it comes after friday night's close call between a group of kayakers and a great white off the coast of california. >> those are holes from a great white shark. >> they were rescued by two fishermen, button counters are the giant shark are becoming more common. a recent report said the great white population has increased an estimated 42%. that's since 1997. one of the reasons, a federal ban on hunting them. tonight more lucky survivors with incredible stories to tell. lyndsay janice, abc news, new york. >> animal control officers are investigating claims that a pizzeria ordered its workers to kill a baby possom in santa cruz. he saw the animal in a garbage can and two employees poured bleach on it. the chef then quit his job and drove the opossom where he died. south beach pizza company would not comment tonight. the supreme court starts a new term tomorrow. the chief justice john roberts will begin his 10th year ahead of the court and his fifth with the same lineup of judges. this term the court appears likely to take on the issue of same-6 marriage and decide whether gay and lesbian couples have a constitutional right to marry. a federal judge is scheduled to hear arguments on friday in a case filed by five gay couples challenging alaska's ban on same-6 marriage. they say it is unconstitutional and they take issue with the state that says the u.s. supreme court has never held there is a fundamental constitutional right to same-sex marriage. it was a blessing of the beasts today in oakland. dozens of people brought their pets to the 15th annual event at skyline united church of christ. creatures of all kinds, dogs and cat and geckos and even horses took part. the tradition blesses the animals because they bless us. it also honors st. francis st. francis of assisi the patron saint of animals and san francisco. talk about a blessing, the cool down is coming. let's get a check of the forecast with abc7 news meteorologist. >> you can't help but smile when you see the cool down and a lot of us are awaiting the cooler air. live doppler 7hd we will show you the clear scan. the golden gate bridge cam live outside. that is dragging in cooler air. 57 degrees compared to this time when we were in the 60s. 62 in oakland and 64 in san carlos. half moon bay, sitting at 55 degrees. a live look from our sutro tower cam and it will be a nice day for the game tomorrow at at&t park. 58 in santa rosa and napa 59 and petaluma 55, 67 in fairfield and concord warm at 70 and livermore 69. and a live look from sfo, we will show uh quiet night and a light wind. it calls for coastal clouds. mild to hot on monday and we will track a gradual cool down on the seven-day forecast. the satellite and radar will show you we have high pressure in control and bringing the warm temperatures and an area of high pressure that will weaken a bit the next couple days. that will allow our temperatures to tumble each and every day. monday shows the morning and the coastal clouds and we will have a little fog and tons of sunshine by the afternoon. we will have a light sea breeze keeping the coast comfortable. the sea breeze is not strong enough to drop the inland spots out of the 90s. 57 in richmond and 56 san francisco and 59 in palo alto. your bus stop forecast tomorrow morning does have a lot of sunshine and inland temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid60s. we will offer a little fog along the coast in san francisco, but the bay a few clouds out there, 57 to 64 will be your starting range of temperatures. if you are headed to at&t park, 2:07 in the afternoon. temperatures on the mild side at 77 degrees. total sunshine by 5:00. temperatures falling to about 75 in san francisco. highs for monday, san jose 89 and 92 for los gatos under plenty of sunshine. 87 redwood city. 80 downtown san francisco and 76 sunset district. we will see 92 santa rosa and 91 napa and east bay 83 for oakland and 88 union city. inland they are toasty in the 90s. plenty of sunshine. we have a treat. we have a lunar eclipse happening at 3:foif 5. that's when it will be in toe -- toe tall tee. good viewing conditions. fog along the coast. the accu-weather seven-day forecast shows you a gradual cool down. back to reality on wednesday and thursday. warmer air arriving next weekend. >> at least i have been warned. >> prepare. >> thank you, drew. and meanwhile, we all prepare for tomorrow's giants. >> what's up with you and the heat? >> it makes moo uncomfortable. fair warning, i will complain when it is cool too. >> equal time, right? >> the 49ers' run game carried this team against the chiefs. with an interception late in the game and your highlights and reactions next in sports. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest, ...baddest, ...safest, ...tightest, ...quickest, ...harshest... ...or nothing. at mercedes-benz, we do things one way or we don't do them at all. introducing the all-new c-class. the best or nothing. cannot avoid distractions. can cans city in town lead by alex smith would talk of revenge all week regarding his return. and then today the niners' owner tired of his talk with his coach's future with the team tweeted this. jim is my coach and we are trying to win a super bowl and not a personality or popularity contest. anymore questions? here is jim's response to the tweet after the game. >> my destiny lies between these walls with these men. >> taking the high road on that tweet. alex smith drew first blood. 7-0kc. 175 yards and two td's. kaepernick answers. johnson is wide open. chiefs regain the lead. puts a stiff arm and just levels him. he tap dances down the sidelines. frank gore and 18 carries and 107 yards. set up one of the five field goals on the day. niners over 170 yards rushing. the fourth quarter and niners with a gutsy call. gets the first down. check out this catch. oh my goodness. leads to another field goal. chiefs down 5 and the only turnover of the game. overthrown ball and 9ersers are now 3-2 and mutual respect afterwards. >> it was a little different. used to having him on our sideline. he will have a great season in front of him. >> it is competitive. you want to win the game. for all of those guys that played a longtime with a lot of those guys. at the end of the day i have a lot of history with some of those guy. >> a brief timeout before we check out our plays of the day and hit the diamond. the alcs is already set. those highlights as we continue. the american league. the royals and the angels. a team of destiny. angels up 1-0. bases loaded and it crushes one off the wall. kansas city the only team in major league history to win their first three in extra innings. a two-run shot. the royals are heading to the alcs for the first time since 1985 sweeping the angels with an 8-3 victory. they will face baltimore in the alcs. they also sweep the tigers. he had one error. nelson cruz took advantage of the shot. they get one in the 9th and hoping to stay in the series. 2-1 the final and baltimore and kc on to the alcs. back by popular demand and our plays of the day. andrew luck and the colts won three straight. he threw a touchdown and ran for one. the cardinals lose their first of the year to the broncos. the second player with 500td passes and he threw four. two of his 226 receiving yards. 41-20 denver. after losing to the niners they blew a 27-point lead over the rams. riley cooper goes airborne and philadelphia wins it 34-28. battle of texas needed over time. tony romo takes a hit. briept -- bryant does the rest. 20-17 and that will make the boss happy. 20 seconds left and they set up the game winning field goal. kyle orton playing for his fifth team and leads the bills to victory. the raiders shut out the -- the chargers shut out the jets. final looy after getting smoked by the chiefs on monday night football and tom brady throws two td passes. rob gronkowski love this version of plays of the day with the spike. giants and nats tomorrow at at&t park and we will hear from the managers later in the newscast. the weather should be great. >> great. thanks, shu. still to come,y -- ebola fears are heating up. what top officials are saying tonight. >> and paying tribute to our troops. the special memorial that was dedicated. and the ultimate wedding gift. how a bride all around the world ♪ the dedicated people of united airlines ♪ are there to support you. ♪ that's got your back friendly. ♪ heme soners)♪ stan! ! ! hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that.nobody knows a where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more 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journalist who contracted ebola while working in -- liberia is headed back tonight. the first person diagnosed with ebola in america continues to fight for his life. abc news reporter with the latest. >> reporter: with one ebola patient struggling to survive at a dallas hospital, another patient we are told is in great spirits set to arrive in nebraska on monday for treatment. he is nbc news freelance cameraman who just last week tested positive for ebola in liberia. back in dallas, frustration from thomas duncun's girl friend. >> i want them to take care of the medicine. the other americans who came from africa, they came from the same medicine. >> family telling abc news that duncun is uncon shu and heavily sedated and on a ventilator and unable to breathe on his own on dialysis with kidney failure. >> his situation has taken a turn for the worse. ebola is a serious disease and we are hoping for his recovery. >> his family is under close watch and remains symptom free officials say. they are among some 50 people who require daily monitoring for 21 days. in massachusetts, in the meantime, former ebola patient is back in the hospital placed in isolation. but doctors do not believe it is a relapse. >> like many people, an upper respiratory infection. he did not feel and does not feel and nor do we feel this is anything to do with the ay bow law. >> as for donen c, officials say right now he is receiving supportive care and not experimental drugs out of fear they say his condition may get worse. abc news, dallas. could a ban on travel from ebola and affected countries be next? they say it is not likely. they warn shutting down borders could impede efforts to stop the deadly virus and possibly trigger civil unrest. members of a church in sacramento want to help people in liberia after losing family members to the ebola epidemic. boxes of donated items occupy a room at friends of jesus international church. basic medical supplies including rubber gloves and fill many of the boxes. many placed themselves in quarantine after returning from liberia. >> we don't know who is next. the question, who will receive the phone call next. it is a warning to all of us, but we have to get the boxes out there as soon as we can get them. we can help save lives. >> they hope to hold a special service on november 1st to raise money to ship the supplies. two members will deliver them to liberia. a fender bender of sorts at can gnaw de airport. a royal jordanian flight came into contact with a delta plane. the wing section of one is believed to have hit the tale of the other. both planes taxied to the gate under their own power and no injuries were reported. america's disabled veterans now have a memorial to call their own near the u.s. capitol in washington, d.c. president obama joined vets and their families to dedicate the american veterans disabled for life memorial. it pays tribute to disabled vets, living and deceased. the president noted how the battle does president end for vets disabled by line of duty injuries. >> we can see your unyielding faith that tomorrow can be better. your determination through years of hard recovery and surgeries and learning the simple things all over again. how to button a shirt and write your name. >> organizers first began working on creating the memorial in the late 1990s. they raise raised $80 million to build it. now a story of shear determination. a bride to be wanted the perfect wedding and despite an injury she wanted to be able to walk down the aisle on her own two feet. abc news reporter with the big wedding day surprise. >> she arrived on wheels to her wedding and to no one's surprise. a one-time athlete she was hurt in a car accident. she has been paralyzed from the waist down. after he proposed in 2012, gina told her dad, gary, that there was something she wanted to do. walk down the wedding aisle arm in arm with her father. >> however way we have to do it is her dream. it is her dad's dream to have the honor of walking his daughter down the aisle. >> and so she went into training. they both went into training. standing up was a whole new kind of adventure. >> when you are back up and doing it and having dad on my arm it is a floating you can't explain. your emotions are floating. >> helped along by a brace shaped in such a way that you can't see it once it is the full dress. and so they floated gina and her dad and they got the full affect. her fiancee knew about it, but almost no one else saw this coming. gina's wedding present to everyone else capped by the perfect line. >> sweep me off my feet. >> well, yeah, just as gina and john and gary knocked everybody's socks off. abc news, washington. new research shows sexting has become more prevalent with adolescents and it can be a gateway to sexual activity. 15 to 20% sext. they surveyed a thousand high school students twice in one year. those who admitted in the first survey were more likely to be sexually active one year later. the details on the survey and what it means for other risky behaviors tomorrow on "good morning america" here on abc7 from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. still to come, the big changes that could be coming for hewlet hewlett-packard as early as this week. and the smart watch that can smart the competition. find out what it can do besides tell the time. >> we are finally past the peak of the heat wave and cooler numbers are on the way. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. the x1 entertainment operating system only from xfinity. splitting into two separate companies. according to a report in the "wall street journal," the palo alto-based company plans to put the pc and printer operations under one roof and the software and services businesses under another. the announcement could come as soon as tomorrow and the separation would take place next year. microsoft pulling in some big bucks. dps 1 billion -- $1 billion every year just in fees from samsung. that's what the android phone maker is paying microsoft to use technology in samsung phones. that's more money than microsoft makes from skype and xbox alone. fit bits and fuel bands are the rage. but now there is a wrist band for tracking a different fitness, your financial fitness. jonathon bloom strapped on the watch that watches your spending. >> budgeting sucks, but so does being broke. >> that's why she created the cash smart watch. >> there is a wearable for everything. it calculates your steps, calories, sleeps, but not your financial health. >> in watch is all -- the watch is about your budget. you type in what you spend and what you spend it on and it tells you if you are spending it on pump inc -- pumpkin spice lates. >> you are on a financial diet. >> pretty much anybody can use the watch. the watch does come with a downside. it has a bad habit of telling you things you don't want to hear. >> your housing expenses are over budget for this month. your food expenses are over budge the. this thing knows me already. >> it is a good thing because then i can slow down. but it is another thing to give me anxiety. >> i think it may stress me out. i. >> i would get one. i would definitely get one. it is similar to mine, but mine doesn't keep track of my money like this. >> it may be a little big for me. >> it is a bold statement and experts say a bold business move. >> it is a great device in interprets of a starting point. >> where at le than half the price of the apple watch, it could appeal to a different audience. but he thinks the spcial liesed watches and bands will be a thing of the past. >> the end game is we will see those fold up into apps. >> for now they think the simplicity is a selling point. no distractions, just cold, hard, reality. >> you feel the pain every time you type in that $4.75 for a pump -- pumpkin spice late. >> yikes. we are cringing. how busted would we be? >> halfway through the move you think well i guess we are not eating the second half. looking at nationwide weather, a cold front is progressing throughout the eastern half of the united states and bringing showers to higher river valley and cooler temperatures. look at chicago. tomorrow a high of 59. 62 for minneapolis and st. louis and well booy low normal with a temperature of 70 degrees. on the opposite side we will bake in the golden state. 55 and once you get down to more sea level, 99 in fresno and 90 in l.a. high clouds are spinning off from what is hurricane simon in palm springs. 93 las vegas and 97 sacramento. monterey will have the sea breeze. temperatures around 72 degrees. 80 for a high in san francisco and 83 or oakland and 86 palo alto. san jose, warm and 89 with plenty of sunshine. we will start off monday on the warm side, but we will go back to more fall-like numbers and back to reality. midweek. it is short lived. by saturday and sunday, it is back to the heat. >> okay, not going to complain. i am going to be a grown up and accept the weather. >> i try. >> and enjoy the giants game tomorrow from an air conditioned room. >> for once you will be a grown up. are you ready for some baseball? giants and nationals at 3:00 tomorrow at&t park. the mad bum on the hill. we will hear nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! look for big g cereals with money saving offers on these breakfast favorites 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as well. >> royals and the angels, bottom first and everyone scores with this hit off the wall 3-1 royals. kansas city was the only team to win in extra innings that didn't need it tonight. royals are heading to the alcs for the first time since 1985 and sweeping them with an 8-3 victory. detroit's david price pitched eight innings. one error and a two-run shot by nelson cruz. one in the 9th and hoping to stay in the series. he grounds into the game ending double play. oriels sweep detroit. baltimore and kc on to the alcs. jim harbaugh got back to a defense. they were splitting the uprights five times. harbaugh knew they would come back for the alex smith trade. 17 of 31 and two td's. kap answers. 35 seconds left. johnson is wide open. chiefs regain the lead. the stiff arm and knocked him down. frank gore. sets up one of the five field goals and over 170 yards rushing for the niners. chiefs up and niners with the fake punt. then look at this catch by brandon lloyd. it leads to another field goal. alex with one mistake. an over thrown ball and the only turnover of the game. niners win it 22-17 and are now 3-2. >> a strong and important win for our team. i thought it was a great team win and i thought our players really excelled in all phases today against a really good football team. >> that guy hits like a ton of bricks, literally. other than that, it is a good game. >> we will do what it takes. we may play them both. >> peyton manning's stats continue and julius thomas for his 500th career touchdown pass, second behind brett favre's 508. manning 503 in his career. buccaneers and saints and bucs lead it in the fourth and the saints close the gap. sacked by gillet tee e. we go to over time and robinson, an 18-yard touchdown run. saints win it and are now 2-3 on the year. nascar's chai for the cup continues in cans can. in kansas. johnson finished 40th. he took the checkered flag with just six races remaining. should be a good one. it seems too easy. let's keep our 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