tonight five people are facing tough questions about this bombing in new york city that sent more than two dozen people to the the hospital. abc7 news begin it's a performance machine. engineering... with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. lease the e300 for $549 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> first calm and then shock and then fear. we are getting a new look at the moments after an explosion rocked the streets of new york city one night ago and tonight authorities have taken five people into custody. good evening. i'm eric thomas. a massive man hunt has been underway since the explosion in the city's chelsea neighborhood a little more than 24 hours ago. abc news reporter maggie kicks off our team coverage from new york tonight. good evening, maggie. >> eric, as authorities investigate what happened, questions about what motivated the bombings remain. >> the bomb just went off in new york. >> we heard the shatter of the windows and ducked. >> this man helps a woman hit and bloody from flying debris. >> i am holding you. come with me. you are okay. nothing is gonna happen. >> the explosion so powerful authorities are shocked no one was killed and all 29 people injured have been released from area hospitals. >> everybody clear the streets. >> as many as five people were taken into fbi custody in connection with the explosion, but they have not yet been charged with a crime. the investigation is continuing. >> police found what they believe to be a bomb left in this toolbox, now a pile of twisted metal. authorities are hoping another device found a few blocks away provides more answers. >> the word is both devices are pressure cookers. they were similar in construct. >> reporter: an unexploded pressure cooker with wires and a cell phone attached. it is on its way to a laboratory for more investigation. >> it was an intentional act. >> reporter: as new new york city gets ready to welcome hundreds of world leaders, the governor insists new york is ready. >> we will find who planted these explosives and they will be punished. >> reporter: as authorities continue to investigate what happened last night questions about what motivated the bombing remains. >> the bomb just went off in new york. >> we heard the shatter of the windows and everything else and we ducked. >> this man helps a woman hit and bloody by flying debris. i'm holding you. are you okay? nothing is gonna happen. >> the explosion is so powerful powerful -- >> that was maggie reporting from new york city. >> shock waves are being felt in the bay area with local law enforcement on high alert. abc7 news live outside san francisco with details on security. >> anytime there is a bombing or any other things it is standard practice to increase the visibility of uniform police officers. that's what they are doing this weekend. they are asking visitors to be aware and communicate with police officers. >> in san francisco more officers are on patrol and providing more security and they depend on the public. >> the best way to prevent anything like this from occurring is really we depend heavily on the public. >> extra patrols are deployed at the city's high foot traffic areas like the embarcadero and union square as a precaution. residue from the manhattan bomb says some use it to create explosives for long-range shooting practice. they issued a warning in 2013. criminals and extremists may actively be trying to acquire explosive targets to obtain the the ammonium nitrate to be used with the i'm improvised explosives. the kits can be brought on-line and sporting good stores in sacramento. in california it is illegal to use these target kits, but not illegal to buy them. abc7 news. >> we sent out a push alert. download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts to receive breaking updates into the explosion last night. in other news tonight, legendary civic leader rose pack has died. a community activist who was loved and feared was found in her apartment. lilian kim is live in san francisco city hall with the story. lilian? >> city hall is lit up in white which symbolizes death and mourning. there will never be another rose pack, and the city of san francisco will shine a little less brightly as a result. friend and family gathered outside the chinatown apartment building. they were aware of her health struggles, but her death came as a shock. she was active having had a three-hour dinner with friends the night before. >> i talked with her not but a couple three days ago and she was full of vigor. >> she returned from a kidney transplant in china and appears fiesty as ever when she spoke with carolyn tyler. >> i don't care what people think. i just do what i need to do. >> she spear headed fundraising efforts to rebuild chinese hospital and persuaded city officials to sign off on the central subway and convinced the then interim mayor to break a promise and run for mayor. >> she was often called a power broker. >> yes, but i think that was not an accurate descriptiony. >> why is that? >> she was the power and not the power broker. >> she was slow to embrace ago kaw laids that came -- accolades that came her way. there was a name modified to her liking. >> she appreciated the fact that it was not just rose pack way, but rose pack's with the uh post -- apostrophe. >> she say pack died of natural causes. her body was removed this afternoon leaving behind a lasting legacy. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> we've learned tonight an object that killed a driver on the peninsula fell from a cal trans truck. you are looking at a metal fitting that shattered a windshield and hit an 82-year-old man in the neck. a cal trans water tanker had driven along u.s. 101 earlier on friday. other drivers were able to revive the victim whose name was luis schaefer. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 -- >> if it doesn't have a white bronco in it go home now. >> we are here with the surprises from television's biggest night. plus -- >> create the first marijuana breathalyzer. >> dealing with stoned drivers. police believe the problem will get worse. a bay area company is hoping to keep the streets safe. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. record heat today as we get close ♪ ♪ 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. many of you just watched tv's best and brightest being honored on the emmy awards. abc's lauren listor joins us live from los angeles with more on the winners and what they had to say. good evening. >> reporter: hi, eric. scoring the biggest award for best comedy was have the veep" and "game of thrones" respectively. there were first time nominees winning in the lead actor categories. emmy favorites taking emmy love in the comedy category. paula ticks making a number of cameos. the 58th annual emmy awards kicked off the celebration with some of the year's most celebrated tv characters. host jimmy kimmle flying in on a dragon and setting the stage for a night that had hbo's "game of thrones" facing off with "the people versus o.j. simpson" the two series with the most nominations with 23 and 22 respectively jievment if your show doesn't have a dragon or a white bronco in it, go home now. >> reporter: presidential politics making it into the show with a tv commander-in-chief winning lead actress in a comedy series. >> our show started out as a political satire, but it is a sobering documentary. >> thank you, hillary clinton. >> there was a jeb bush cameo. >> who is to blame for donald trump? >> singling out the producer for "celebrity apprentice." >> the show also paying tribute to a comedian the tv world lost this year. >> i need a woman with flashlights. >> and some of the other big acting awards going to -- >> please give transgender talent a chance. >> please tell me you are seeing this too. >> i feel so lucky to be on a show that puts women at the center. >> winning outstanding limited series. "the people versus o.j. simpson." >> and it was the people versus o.j. simpson that won the most emmy gold tonight, but it was "game of thrones" if you look at the emmies overall beyond tonight because our other awards given out in the season. and now they are tearing down the emmy red carpet. don't be fooled. hollywood was moving from the awards to the after party. abc7 news. eric? >> thanks a lot. you'll soon vote on whether to legalize marijuana. police are worried if the proposition passes in november it could affect all of our safety on the roads. as ama daetz shows us a bay area company is one step closer to helping identify drugged drivers. >> reporter: at this sobriety checkpoint police look for valid driver's licenses and make sure people aren't driving drunk. >> marijuana has become just as strong if not stronger of a problem with driving as alcohol. >> san francisco police sergeant estimates one in four drivers they stop for driving under the influence is driving high on pot. he worries it will only get worse if proposition 64 passes. that's the statewide ballot initiative that recreational eyeses the use of cannibus. >> the driver has an impairment. >> hound lags may have had the tool police need. >> we have a marijuana breathalyzer company. >> the company invented a device with thc, the active ingredient in cannibus that makes people high. determining when somebody is too stoned to drive is a huge challenge for law enforcement. >> i can smell the burnt marijuana in a car and you look at the impairment of the driver. they can have bloodshot, watery eyes and the droopy eyelids. >> if they suspect someone is stoned, specially trained officers are a more advanced field sobriety test. if the suspect is arrested a blood test will confirm just how much of a drug is in a suspect's system. the process is time-comsuming. jay we have created the first marijuana breathalyzer ever used on actual, suspected it impaired drivers. >> dr. mike lynn is the ceo and co-founder of hound labs. he is an er doctor and reserve police officer. drivers can breathe into his device and it will tell you just how much thc someone has spoked or -- smoked or eaten. >> it only picks up people who have smoked in the last two or maybe three hours. you can smoke all day or week, but if you have not smoked in a few hours it is not on your breath and you are probably not impaired. >> it will help tremendously. since colorado legalized marijuana the state has seen an increase in the number of people driving stoned. marijuana is a contributing factor in 59 traffic fatalities in 2015. >> he says every day without a device like this marijuana breathalyzer can prove to be fatal. >> ama daetz, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was in oakland for the 21st annual kaiser permanente dragon boat festival. it was the first year for the two-day competition. 120 teams took part yesterday and today including squads from all over the u.s. and one from the philippines. organizers say it is america's largest dragon boat festival. >> now, our accu-weather forecast with sandhya patel. >> sandhya: it was great weather for the dragon boat festival. let's check out live doppler 7hd. and you will notice that everybody is pretty much dealing with clear skies. it has been that way all day long. we did have a few records today. oakland airport 89 degrees. the previous record is pretty low. richmond tied at 90 and gilroy surpassed the old record at 102 degrees. triple digit heat around concord and livermore. it was pretty hot. along the coastline we saw 70s and 80s, 86 in san francisco. 90 in oakland and 93 san jose and 98 in santa rosa. beach hazard statements up for the coast. large breakers and a risk of rip currents remain because of a moderate swell. here is a live look from our emeryville camera. 64 in san francisco and 67 in oakland. you are in the mid70s in places likes san jose. like san jose. half moon bay is where you want to go to cool off. city by the bay is sparkling. santa rosa and napa and warm in concord and livermore, 74 degrees. a live look from the sutro tower camera, the absence of fog. hot inland and cooler at the coast. we are looking at a big drop in temperatures and breezier next week with autumn arriving thursday morning. here is an hour by hour look at your morning. notice at 7:00 a.m. it is mild inland. temperatures in the mid60s. by 9:00 a.m. clear skies and temperatures are in the midand upper 60s at the coast. warming up at 11:00 a.m. 70s and 80s. tonight it is not great weather for sleeping. for those of you on the peninsula and san francisco who do not have the ac because there isn't much of a breeze out there, the temperatures are primarily in the 50s. inland areas at least you have the ac. warm one and 87 in san jose and 83 in sunnyvale. still will need the sunscreen and extra fluids on the peninsula. it will not be quite as warm as today. cooler along the coast. upper 60s, paw sesk kaw and half -- pacifica and half moon bay. we get more of a sea breeze coming in. in the north bay 87 in santa rosa and 86 napa. 78 in oakland and 84 fremont. inland areas are cooking. you are simmering in the heat. 95 in concord and 98 in livermore. now let's fast-forward to tuesday. i know some of you are looking forward to some relief from the heat. the temperatures will tumble 80s only. we go into wednesday and it is breezier and cooler. the temperatures will barely make it to 80 degrees. you are looking at the seasons changing and it will feel like the seasons are changing. most of you will be in the 60s and 70s. temperature trend for oakland. it is not for long. temperatures really dive tuesday and wednesday and then thursday is coming back up. we are back up above normal for the next coming weekend. accu-weather seven-day forecast will feature cooler conditions at the coast tomorrow. temperatures upper 60s to the upper 90s. still baking in the heat tomorrow. cooling spreads on tuesday. extra clouds into wednesday and thursday as autumn arrives at 7:21 in the morning. notice the highs are in the upper 70s. coastal highs in the low 60s. and then we'll bump up the temperatures as we head into the weekend. back to the mid-nineties on sunday. with a rollercoaster ride like this, eric, you want to download the abc7 news app so we can track the temperatures and live doppler 7 that will be expanding in the coming days. >> it is so easy. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, an emerging star. a busy weekend for iesha curry. how ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. 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 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giving away plays that should be routine. it should get corrected. >> that's what they did for us getting ready for next week. >> 49ers facing the panthers. hyde fumbles and the ball bounces around before shaq thomas recovers it. gabert threw for two touchdowns and 28 yards here to tory smith. 10-79ers and didn't last long. cam newton finds greg olson. 78 of his receiving yards right here. panthers up seven at the half. newton connects with calvin benjamin. the panthers win it and the 9ers are 1-1 and headed to seattle next sunday. >> we played well. i just feel like you have to make the play. they did a good job executing. going on with their game plan. i feel like both sides fought well. we have more we can learn from the game. >> iesha curry was the grand marshall at sonoma. teammates will power and simon pojino. they needed to place in fifth. he did better winning the race. his first indycar championship. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. our plays of the day in the nfl and giants and a's and a sit down with tory smith. hope you stick around. >> i will. thank you, shu. >> eric: still ahead, a popular bay area country store and dining spot went up in flames today. the investigation into what happened next. and all of the sights and the sounds, a whole new world for this teenage girl 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. >> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. here are tonight's headlines. new york city police and the fbi picked up five people in connection with an explosion that injured 29 people. the blay happened on -- the blast happened on saturday night in the busy chelsea neighborhood. agents are looking into whether the new york attack and a bombing in new jersey were coordinated. in minnesota members of somali community are con demeanorring an uh -- condemning an attack at the shopping mall. the attacker was identified by his somali father. isis is claiming responsibility. san francisco residents mourning a legendary community activist. rose pack died in her chinatown apartment. she spear headed the effort to rebuild chinese hospital and the central subway. she died of natural causes and was 68. a. teen-year-old man is dead -- a 19-year-old man is dead after a high speed chase. it started when a santa rosa police officer tried to stop the speeding car. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> the wreckage is hauled away from the scene of an early morning crash that prompted a large police response. the sound of the impact woke most of the santa rosa neighborhood. lisa santana called 9 9-1-1. >> i saw the police officer and i said there is already somebody here. >> the chp says the car was seen speeding through the west side. >> they sent a police department unit to observe the vehicle and believe a short pursuit ensued. >> it reached 80 miles an hour. >> it was traveling so fast that it slammed into the concrete barrier toppling it and overturned into the field. his family says he was native american and a member of the pomo indians. two other people suffered critical injuries. they don't know who was driving and why the car was speeding or if drugs or alcohol played a role. there have been many charges. >> it sounded like metal smashing. >> the police officer was not injured and the chp is now investigating the case. in santa rosa, abc7 news. you are looking at where two young women from the south bay died when their mazda was rammed along the coast. the highway patrol believes the women drove on to highway 1 and into the path of a dodge pick up. both victims ages 22 and 23 died at the scene. investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in this tragedy. nobody else was hurt. a teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a teenage girl is expected in court of the she used to teach english and drama at taylor middle school in millbrae. police officers found the 40-year-old with a 15-year-old girl in her parked car. it was first reported 11 months ago. deem mission -- demolition work. you are seeing what a fire did when it broke out early this morning. firefighters saw the flames and the smoke rising from the building as they got to the scene. >> we realized we needed to go defensive and protect the structures to the south. at that time the facade on the front of the building had fell so luckily we pulled our guys out. >> it is a very small, tight community where people look after each other. it was a meeting spot. you knew you would see your friends there. >> nobody was hurt and investigators are looking into what sparked the fire. >> after testing it will be in full operation. they turned on some of the signs about three weeks ago. if a lane is blocked it tells them of trouble ahead so they can change lanes and hopefully avoid gridlock of the 25 accidents or stalls blocked the lanes every day. they will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony with federal state and local officials in the afternoon. a teenager in houston heard her mother's voice for the first time. she was born hearing impaired and wearing hearing aides since she was a baby. our sister station in houston shows us how a special implant changed her life. >> every second of every day we hear noises around us. but what if you never even knew they existed? brianna mendoza was born three months premature, a miracle baby who weighed slightly more than a stick of butter. it wasn't long before her mother realized brianna couldn't hear. >> i wanted her to speak for herself. i knew she had a voice because she made noises. >> so brianna got hearing aides and learned to read lips, but she could never truly hear like you and me. >> can you hear my voice now? >> until now. >> how about mom's voice. >> can you hear my voice? >> yes. >> do you remember the first time you heard your mother's voice? >> it sounded like a robot. >> i didn't realize she didn't know what my voice sounded -- i mean i didn't realize that. i was nervous. i was scared. then it was like, wow. total amazed. >> finally she can hear me. >> no more excuses. >> brianna's cochlear implant processes sound signals and sends them to her brain. so for the first time in 14 years she is hearing the range of pitches most of us take for granted. >> and my mom said stop, just stop getting on the phone. i said what? it is my friend. >> surely you can forgive her teenage attitude when every voice and every sound is brand-new. >> ask her if she can hear your voice. >> can you hear my voice, susie? >> oh my god, that was funny. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, sometimes it is never too late. a 70-year-old man wins a decade's old competition and a trip down memory lane. and after being rescued these guys are now looking for a home in the bay area. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. summer is almost over, but the heat is not. i'll have the detai "it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours!" 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"trick or treat." sometimes it is just never too late. a 70-year-old took a chance on a con des -- contest and won a trip back in time in more ways than one. >> 1957, the year the yankees lost the series to milwaukee in seven. and the year bazooka slipped a contest in the gum wrapper that was missed by darwin day who is now a tour guide where the texas rangers play came across such a card when clearing out some clutter. >> the contest was you had to write in the scores of two baseball games. >> the scores of two games played on july 19th, 1957. well, so, too late to play that card, or was it? >> the deadline didn't have a year on it. i thought if i wrote the scores in and sent it in by that date it would be a joke for somebody. >> i got this very mysterious letter. >> addressed to tony jacobs and it contained -- >> an old bazooka promotional card i had never seen before. >> was it too late? well, yeah. but why let the rules get in the way. gee i wanted to make the -- >> i wanted to make the situation even more phon. >> they placed a call to darwin and shooy said i won. >> and the prize was a mitt x much like the one darwin owned before his own son died. he put the glove in the boy's casket to stay with him forever. not such a joke. the past circles back about the game that has always been about going home. abc news. >> welshing kittens survived three days under a wooden walkway and are now in need of good homes. >> a group of good samaritans rescued the kittens who are believed to be about three weeks old. they were discovered earlier near the hop yard ale house. their mother was found three days earlier. they shared the video and the kittens are healthy and they will be available for adoption at the pleasanton veteranary hospital. here is another look at weather. >> take a look at live doppler 7. the one thing missing from this is the fog. i know some of you really want to see it to cool you off. let me get in wider and show you where the fog is sitting. right now it is off the coastline. 68 in half moon bay. it will be a mild day. cooler than today. oakland will come down a few. 94 in walnut creek. you are hot and out of the triple digits in some areas. antioch is close to that at 98 degrees. take a look at the rest of your highs. cooler at the coast. inland areas are in the midto upper 90s. the cooler air will spread as we head into later in the wok week. -- workweek. if you are heading to the a's game against the astros the sea breeze will hit early enough that it will cool off. 68-degrees and dropping. it is hot inland and cooler at the coast. the cooling will get into the inland neighborhoods and dropping you into the upper 80s and upper 70s on wednesday and thursday. thursday as the seasonses change you will have to start going from shorts and short sleeves to perhaps pulling out the boots and long sleeve shirts and then temperatures bounce back for the first week of hall. it will get hot again. >> eric, don't do shorts. >> well perhaps you can -- never mind. >> jeans and t-shirts. sandhya, thanks a lot. >> now i have the visual. let's do a little baseball. giants and a's, the tale of two cities. and one on one with wide receiver tory smith. i sat down with the veteran and a couple of wide receivers talking ball. >> when it happens where you live. >> thousands of itt ebbing tech students -- itt tech students were stranded. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> in hayward. >> and menlo park. >> your story. >> i am at san francisco state. >> are you paying them off? >> yes. >> how is that going? >> not so well. >> choose the news that matters where you live. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants are five back of the dodgers and their best bet is now the wild card. g men with a chance to create distance between them and the cardinals on the outside looking in. st. louis won last night. 11 minutes and a two-run homer. 16th of the season. reyes pitched seven solid innings. eighth inning and he adds insurance with a long hit off the wall. cards win it 3-0. they are one back of the giants for the final wild card spot. the giants are one back of the mets for the lead. a's and rangers. and davis gets them on the board. off koll bow lewis. colby lewis. no a's players hit 41 in a single season since jason giambe in 2000. 10 of those will come against the rangers. a's go 6-1 on this road trip and 5-2 the final. our plays of the day, 91,000 watched the nfl return to l.a. rams host the seahawks. hawks driving for the win x but fumble and rams get a 9-3 victory. bengals and steelers and roethlisberger threw three touchdowns. steelers win it 24-16. patriots quarterback left with a sprained shoulder, but they get the win. tannehill is picked off to end the game. mariota sweeped past johnson. over a minute to play and 16-15. jj watt helped lead the texans to a win over the chiefs. alex smith sacked four times and texans are 2-0. giants are 2-0 defeating the saints. victor cruz makes an amazing grab that sets up the game winning field goal and giants win it 16-13. andrew luck and the colts drop to 0-2. talib and look at the move. 46-yard pick six. broncos win it 34-20. the vikings are beating the packers on sunday night football. kyle rudolph scoring and those are your plays of the day. i sat down with the pouter 9er wide receiver and talked about his second year with the 49ers. after his first four in baltimore where he won a super bowl ring beating the niners he was known as a deep threat, but he has issues with being labeled. if you watch me play you will see not catching 50 or 60 go balls. i might catch 15 and that's a great season. i feel like i can do everything that's fast. i can compare it to steph curry in a way. obviously he is the greatest shooter of all time. i think sometimes people try to take away the things you can do. >> with speed like that it will open up in different routes. people didn't think i was a deep threat. >> it definitely opens it up. it makes it easier to run the underneath routes. the best thing besides myself getting open, i can open up to guys by running and having to respect that. >> you are the leader of the team now and you don't have a problem taking over a leadership role. >> i have no problem at all. i have been a leader since day one. it is not my first time on the front line of anything. i don't try and go out there and be this big motivational speaker. i try to lead by example and do the right things and be there for the guys when they need it. >> if i had a regret it is never i had children while i was playing. do they know what you do? >> the 2-year-old definitely knows what i do. >> he is excited and he lights up. there is not many times you are in an organization and your family can't be involved. i can walk him out to the practice field and he don't need a ball. he is running up and down on his own. there is nothing like the time i get with him. >> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. he is great off the field as he is on. he has his own foundation and he does a lot of work with young children. his two boys, it is great they can see their dad play. i related to him being labeled as a deep threat. i was labeled as a possession guy and ran a 4.5.4 which back in the day was fast. he had his best game yesterday he is a gay who want to get involved and came from a team that beat the 49ers. it is always tough making the transition and hoping to have a great year. >> are the hands as good as the feet? >> the hand are good, but he hasn't got that many targets. we'll see. >> thanks, shu jievment that's it for tonight. thanks for joining us and abc7 news tomorrow morning at 4:30. ♪ sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. only at a sleep number store. right now our most popular mattress starts at $1599.99. hurry, ends soon! learn more at sleepnumber.com. know better sleep.