the sidewalk when this happene happened. here's cornell. >>reporter: we have learn the two-year-old boy who was killed here today was named jeremiah ezra. neighbors say he was playing around this apartment complex here on 35 avenue around 2:00 p.m. when he may have darted into the street and was struck by an ac transit bus traveling northbound on 35 avenue. the child was pronounced dead at the scene. it is unknown how fast the bus may have been traveling but there was road construction at the time according to police and that slowed traffic. the driver has been on the job since 2011. >> i'm actually heart broken. i was speaking to the sister right before i went to my doctor appointment. kids play out there all the time. it is a busy street. >>reporter: at this point he will conduct drug/alcohol screening. that's standard in an event like this. we will also offer that operator as much therapeutic care as possible. >> very tragic and heart breaking incident. we all take it to heart and oakland is our community. we want to consider oakland our family and so when we do have a lot we grieve as well. >>reporter: ezra family say they are too distraught to speak on camera but said that jeremiah loved to dance, run, play and shower his family with hugs. this is 7 news. investigators are investigating the crash of spy plane that killed one pilot and injured the other. happened at 9:00 a.m. 60 miles north of sacramento. the plane had screws taken off from biel air force base. military officials say a student pilot and instructor assigned to the first rereconnaissance squadron were on routine training mission. both ejected from the plane. but one was found dead in his seat at the end of a parachute. >> last incident like this occurred was roughly 20 years ago. i would match the safety and maintenance records of a you two with any other aircraft the air force flies. we'll continue flying these mission around the world and around the clock. >>reporter: the colonel did not disclose which of the two pilots died. military is withholding their names until family is notified. two drifters accused of killing a woman in golden gate park and man in marin county appeared in court today. preliminary hearing for lyle a and morrison will decide whether they will go to trial. wayne is on the story. >> yes a map of where the scene was. >>reporter: in real life preliminary hearings less about drama and the slow piling of on of evidence. almost one year since 67-year-old steve carter died from gunshot wounds on the trail near fairfax and she died in san francisco from canada. the two remaining defendant appeared in superior court. first up they heard marin county sheriff's deputy who described how an early interview defened lyle a tried to protect her boyfriend morrison by saying that a third drifter shawn hadulled the trigger. since made plea deal to testify against the other two. detective also told jail cell mate who says he told her quote the old man needed to die and lambly was to shoot her. and he described how one of the bullet pierced steve carter wallet put hole in the credit card and shredded the cash inside. interview later on lyle ascribed those bills as being wet when suspect used them to buy gas. as for the killing of kerry he described lambly shooting of her in fwriszly detail. we learned that just before dying kerry thanked the three accused for being her friend. from the hall of justice in marin county, abc 7 news. it is a prominent part of san francisco sky line and it is sinking. today for the first time the developers of the millenium tower condo high-rise spoke to reporters as they faced some new question about his this project. vic lee is in san francisco with the story. i have. >> developers of millenia towers revealed the ground water level dropped by staggering 20 feet when the t gpa, transbay joint power authority built underground buttresses wall between the tower and the transit site. millenium partner founder jeffrey says that caused the sky scraper to tilt 2 inches and sink 16 inches. the far more than they expecte expected. >> if you dig a 60 foot hole and deep water for 6 years and drop the water table by 20 fee feet, on a major high-rise structure, you are going to cause a problem. >>reporter: what is more, millenium partner says it should have been no surprise to transbay engineers. >> tj p a knew well before they began work on the transit center site that their construction and in particular their dewatering of the site could have a significant impact. >> we were promised that there would be zero impact on ground water in our building. >>reporter: developer say the environmental impact study for the transit site required tj p a tiny stall device tots measure water levels at the tower. the buildings engineers began inquiring about the unexpected settlement last yea year. after that, the engineers say transbay turned off the measuring devices. san francisco supervisor aaron says there's perhaps a more important question here. >> we know that millenium partners knew and the city knew and transbay knew as early as 2009 that that building was sinking yet we failed to disclose that to the public. >>reporter: transbay officials say they are working on a response but they have said earlier that the settlement problem was caused because of the towers foundation is on piles into dense deep sand and not on bed rock. now the developers counter by saying that most of the buildings in this area the foundations are the same as the tower. vic lee, abc 7 news. late tonight transbay terminal joint powers authority responded to the millenium partner accusations. they released a statement saying there is no evidence to support the claim that the dewatering caused the tower to settle. tj p a says when they started working on the transbay terminal the tower had already settled 12 inches and was til tilting. authority is blaming the tower deficient foundation system. they say other buildings adjacent to the excavation have not experienced a similar problem. now we have the legal documents against millenium partner. access the subpena on 7 news app. also unable push alert for instant update on the day big stories. we'll keep you posted there as well. long before self driving cars and delivery drone blanket the bay area there is another kind of robot that could become common out on our streets. the jonathan bloom spend the afternoon chasing one of these things through san francisco. julie lived in this house a long time. >> since i was born. 67 years. >>reporter: but never has she seen something like this. crawling its way up the sidewalk to pay her a visit. tell it's all a bit confusing. >> i got a delivery from my little rolling cooler it looks like. >>reporter: but julieie just made history e.you have just received the first ever autonomous delivery in the u.s. >>reporter: henry is the is the marketing guy. at for the rolling cooler. >> this is a delivery robot. world first commercially available autonomous delivery robot. >>reporter: operating in europe star ship technology plan to launch here in the next few months and not a moment too soon. >> whole bit of people who are boomer who will start retiring. >>reporter: 1 to three dollars per delivery it could help them stay in the home even if having trouble getting around. >> i tore my heel tendon. >>reporter: beyond helping a generation getting older robot delivery could be a big help to the next generation of autonomous robot. >> first of all you can't kill a peter eric's carrying cargo not people it's safeway to test and the goal is 99 percent autonomy. >> that would be one human operator looking after 100 robot. >>reporter: they will live in the neighborhood and deliver in a two mile radius when called from the smart phone. grendly but don't pick them up. >> top to have a channel filled so don't be on that channel. 9 camera. >>reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. stay here with me. much more head on this tuesday nigh night. coming up. new effort to help the homeless in one bay area city. how you can help make change work for everyone. then. >> do you know how much the value of your stock went up while this scam was going on? >> tough questions during today's wells fargo senate hearing. you will hear what the bank ceo had to say. 7 news meteorologist sandhya is here with the forecast. >> yes as we get ready to transition to fall we see some big changes. not just the temperatures tanking. i'll let you know what else has coming up. >> thanks. and brad and angelina partways. big split sending some shock wave comfort food, you've had a good long run. but your time is over. it's time for something new, something simple. grown right here in california with absolutely no antibiotics ever. food we're comfortable eating, making, serving. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. stunned reprimand from senator on capitol hill for wells fargo ceo john stump. senate banking committee is investigating the unauthorized bank accounts scandal. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren says he should resign and face criminal charges. lee ann has the play by play. >> we let our customers down. >>reporter: from that point on he received heavy criticism from senators. harsh from elizabeth warren who demanded that he step down. >> so you haven't resigned. you haven't returned a single nickel of your personal earnings. you haven't fired a single senior executive. instead evidently your definition of accountable its to push the blame to your low level employee whose don't have the money for a fancy p.r. firm to defend themselves. >>reporter: stump tried to explain how wells fargo opened millions of secret accounts without the customer's permission from 2011 and on. 5300 employees have sense been fired. >> we never directed nor wanted our team members to provide products and services to customers that they did not want. failing to notify customers with these sham accounts, this isn't cross sell. this is fraud. >>reporter: at stake is the bank longstanding credibility. >> surprised yes. bothered very much as a result of actually closed one of my accounts in my own way of protest. >>reporter: he is approve of management and ethic who says wells fargo has a lot of work ahead. >> talk about it in a public way. talk very specifically about their plan going forward and how change will happen. >>reporter: stump announced they will begin internal review including 2009 and 2010. wells fargo says it is working on changing the sales culture. rebuilding the public trust may take longer. in san francisco, abc 7 news. new numbers out tonight show bay area home sales are up and prices are down just a bit. data shows sales were up 8.3 percent in august. from the previous month. with 81 13 home condo sales. year to 84 sales also incellsed by 3 percent. the median price paid for all homes sold in the san francisco bay area was 675,000 dollars falling for the second consecutive month. median price hit all time high of 7 10,000 dollars in june. core logic says it's possible that the bay area median sale price hit the peak for the year in june. you might not think that wealthy marin county would have a homeless problem but it does. now the city of san rafael wants to you feed the meet tore provide other services for pan handlers. carolyn tyler has more. >>reporter: could your change, change lives? if you plug this meter the money will go to the downtown street scene. an organization that gives non-cash stipend to homeless participants. >> i figure it's a win-win for the taxpayers. win-win for the homeless themselves. win-win for people that want to see their money go towards something good. >>reporter: marian scott on the downtown street team. and calls the meters a more dignified alternative for the homeless and those who want to give. >> you are giving op of your own free will. there is no one that is sitting there in front out of. >>reporter: local merchant able to pay to put the logo on the meters and that money also helps. business owner and chamber of commerce leaders steffani plant calls the program a pro active approach. >> everybody park the car on the city streets. so it is a viable option to provide people with chance to give. >>reporter: several cities nationwide have adopted the homeless meters. san francisco dropped the idea years ago because critic called it a gimmick. people here want to give it a chance. >> it's a good idea. >>reporter: this man tells us the spare change will help a program that wants help him turn his life around. >> got me back on my feet. i'm a productive worker now. paying taxes. renting my own place. >>reporter: expect to see the purple meter on fourth street before the end of the month. in san rafael, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. the cost to fight the fire in monterey county has now surpassed 200 million dollars. it's the costliest fire ever in u.s. history now at more than 208 million. previous most expensive fire was the biscuit complex fire in oregon and california back in 2002. this fire has been burned 189 square miles since it started july 22. it's now 71 percent contained. more than 2000 firefighters are work to go control this thing. going two months still burning. hard to believe. on to the weather forecast. sandhya is here. fall is what two days away. >> that's right. thursday morning officially going to change seasons and feeling like the changes are in the air. temperatures dropped anywhere between 10 to 18 degrees and we are still going down the next four days. so let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the changes that are ahead. we do still have high cloud overhead and down below the deck of high clouds is some fog in places like after moon day. morning commute you will have to deal with some of the fog. look at the 24 hour temperature change. sleep well tonight. 11 degrees lower than yesterday at this time in both concord and san jose and here's a live look from our emeryville camera as you look towards sutro towe tower. lights visible here. 60's still knot mountain view, san jose, cooling down 54 degrees. fog not present here in this view but it will be around parts of the bay area for your morning commute. low 60's still from santa rosa to napa. 71 in concord. 68 in livermore. live look from the east bay hills camera. it is breezy outside. one of the reasons why it cooled off today is the wind switched direction autumn heat returns this week. sow know we have had a couple of hot days but we finally cooled off today and tomorrow morning it starts out cooler than it has been the last couple days. temperatures upper 40's to the upper 50's. we have some of the fog in the high clouds. now look at the gusty wind developed wednesday afternoon. 25 to 35 miles an hour right interthe coast line. still going in the evening. we head into thursday morning and we see breezy conditions at 8:00 a.m. for your commute. wind will continue to howl but it's the north west wind that is going to increase the fire danger around the fire here and points south of monterey under red flag warning 3:00 o'clock wednesday afternoon until 9:00 p.m. thursday. increase fire danger and that fir danger obviously even though no red flag warning holds true for our area as wel well. screws keep it in mind. 74 south bay. san jose tomorrow. mild day. 78 gilroy. peninsula upper 60's, redwood city, san mateo oshtion 60 in pacifica. windy cool. enough so that you will in he had to keep the extra layer handy. 64 downtown san francisco. north bay 77 santa rosa. 76 in nap a.head out to the east bay upper 60's oakland berkeley hayward inland areas no 90's and 100 like the last couple of days. today warmest spot in the 80's. tomorrow you go down even more. we see mid to upper 70's so nice and mild for your wednesday. last full day of summer. thursday 5 to 10 degrees below average you notice. wind still going and we just fast forward to saturday. heating up temperatures in the inland areas and 90's along the coast upper 60's to 70's and on sunday it will sizzle inland near 100 degrees there. coastal prices will be also on the warm side. accu-weaer 7 day forecast windy cooler low 60's to upper 70's tomorro t.bottoming out on thursday. first day of fall and then the recovery begins on friday as we head into the weekend tom pool beach weather for you mid upper 90's. upper 60's to upper 70's at the coast line and slow cooling trends but with the up and down with the temperatures you really want to keep track of everything with the 7 news app. it's a handy tool to have and keep you posted on any changes. >> i use it every day. >> i'm glad you do. >> thank you very much screw coming up next. tribal track to bring salmon he.k u.s. department of transportation has released long awaited federal automated vehicle policy. allow auto maker to self certify the safety of autonomous vehicle following a 15 point government blue print. 15 points include how cars should react if technology fails and how to protect passengers in crashes. consumer reports which independently evaluate automated system says the guidelines not strong enough. visit our web site for a link to the policy specific guidelines. native american tribe is making a 300 mile journey by foot to protect northern california salmon. group set off from vallejoless week on the way to shasta county. stopped in sacramento today for prayer at the state capitol group wants the governor to call off the tunnel project that pump and divert water from the sacramento river. tribe says that would hurt salmon in the delta. >> we promise to always speak to them to protect them and to advocate for them and to uphold for them because they take care of us. >> tribe wants bypass route around the dam so salmon can my great freely. another 30 minutes of 7 news at 9 is next. major development in the new york bombings. warnings the fbi had about the suspect two years ago. >> skittle controversy. why social media is jumping all over donned trump junior for tweet that he sent out. >> and broadband internet without wires or cell towers. new technology at&t is about to put to the test good evening once again. we begin this half hour with new charges and new information in the terror bombings. suspect now facing federal offenses related to the explosions in new york and new jersey. elizabeth is in manhattan. >>reporter: good evening to you. in filing the new charges prosecutors say they have the evidence to professor that the attack were his premeditated alleging that the suspect started buying things on ebay in june. items that can be used to make bombs. new charges filed against suspected bomber rahami planned and plotted attack for most. prosecutors allege the suspect captured in the video the planting explosives in a suitcase and backpack left fingerprints on some evidence. the criminal complaint describes the power of the blast in manhattan strong enough to shatter window about 400 feet away more than 3 stories high also alleges a journal found on the suspect following the shoot out with police which prosecutors say includes anti-american rant and praises for the late al qaeda leader and alleges come on same day the fbi confirmed they had been warned about the suspect. >> what did you tell them. >>reporter: that warning from the suspect father in 2014 later recanted his statement. so his so that was never questioned by the fbi then. >> they found that there was not enough there to continue the investigation. >>reporter: fbi stopped and interviewed his wife at the airport in dubai. she had come into the u.s. at kennedy airport in may 2014 then left the u.s. three mont months ago in june. bottom line investigators say they are now looking to determine who knew what and when adding that while they are not actively searching for another suspect, they are not rule anything out all righting from manhattan abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. now to the rest for the white house. trump and clinton trying to prove who would be best in the fight against terrorism and keeping the nation safe after the attacks in new york and new jersey over the weekend. stephanie is in washington. donald trump in north carolina. still trying to defen his call for racial profiling in the wake of the blast in new york and new jersey. >> we don't need anybody until we fend out what is going on from these regions of the worl world. >> during an interview on the pod cast trump saying everyone can not be treated equally. >> they want to you look at a woman who is in a wheelchair that is 88 years old and barely making it and let's say comes out of sweden, she's supposed to be treated the same way as a guy that looks like the guy that just fought captured central casting for profiling. >>reporter: his son causing outrage on social media jumping in on the refugee debate with this skittle tweet. if i had a bowl of skittle and told you three would kill you, would you take a handful? that's our syrian refugee problem. clinton campaign calling the tweet disgusting even the mars corporation that produce skittle chimeing in releasing a statement saying it's an inappropriate analogy. hillary clinton is accusing trump of motivating isis with the words and action. >> we have heard that from former cia director michael hayden. who made it a very clear point when he said donald trump is being used as a recruiting sergeant for the terrorists. >> clinton may have the vote of a second former president. republican george h bush said he plans to vote for clinton in november. abc news washington. one more point on this man who took the picture of that bowl of skittles revealed that he is a former refugee. british resident david says he woke up to fine the image he had posted to flicker in 2010. he was 6 years old when he became a refugee from the turkey occupation of cypress. it was used without ms permission. tax record of donald trump reveal very questionable transactions. details not from his personal taxes he's not yet released those but from the records of the charity which are required to be made public. the record show that trump paid personal debts with money from his charity. that's against the law. david wright has more. >>reporter: today donald trump complained its hard to run for office as a billionaire. >> everyone says you should never be successful never run for political office. >>reporter: business em pir and charity foundation are now under a micro scope. today the post accused trump of using his foundation as a piggy bank to settle lawsuits against his companies. possible violation of irs rule rules. when trump club faced a 120,000 dollar fine for having too big a flag pole, trump settled the case by pledging 100,000 dollars to a veteran charity. check came not from trump own pocket but from the foundation. foundation money also paid to settle a lawsuit brought by a golfer against trump club in westchester, new york. 158,000 to the golfer favorite charity. on the campaign trail trump accuses the clinton foundation of influence peddling. >> it was pay for mraishtion he paid an irs penalty after his foundation made a 25,000 dollar donation to group supporting florida's attorney general pam bond who subsequently decided no the to pursue an investigation into trump university. today bond defened herself. >> i would never ever trade any campaign donation that's absur absurd. >>reporter: trump bragged about how much money he goyvs charity. >> do you want to reveal how much you fight charity. >> i think i revealed over a period of years i have given over 100 million dollars to charity. 102 million to charity. >>reporter: but since hasn't released the tax returns there's no proof. foundation tax returns show the last time he made a personal contribution was 8 years ago. since then according to the post he spent 12,000 dollars of the foundation money at charity auction to buy a helmet signed by tim tebow and shelled out 30,000 dollars for two portrait of himself including this one. >> one candidate the family foundation has saved countless lives around the world. the other candidate foundation took money, other people gave to his charity and then bought a 6 foot tall painting of himself. >>reporter: we reached out to the trump campaign and the trump organization both of them head quarter here at trump tower. no response yet. david wright abc news new york. this may come up in the first debate between clinton and trump. now less than a week away. there are a total of three debates scheduled. first on monday september 26 and you can watch monday night at 6:00 over on channel 7. >> president obama gave his final address to the united nations general assembly today. he alluded to range of global problem including the distribution of wealth. president took the opportunity to refer to donald trump and his immigration policies. >> today a nation ring by wall would only imprison itself. so the answer can not be simple rejection of global integrate. instead we must work together to make sure the benefits of such integrate are broadly shared. >>reporter: president painted a dark picture of world divide between those who want to cooperate with global partner and those who want to retreat into division and isolationism. technology news. samsung has half million galaxy note 7 device ready waiting starting tomorrow. samsung released 92 reports of battery in the phone over heating. you heard about this issue to the recall last week after discovering it had a bunch of litheum eye on battery. firm update pushed to all original note 7 every time a user tries to charge or power up the phone they say it will pose a fire risk and fired down and turned in medley. i-phone 7 cost you 6 49 dollars if you pie one with 32 gig of memory but cost apple 225 dollars to make. research firm took one apart and estimated the cost. most expensive part of the phone is the display which cost apple 43 dollars. apple ceo has criticized cost estimate in the past saying he's never seen one that is even close to accurate. at&t will soon begin testing a new project that could dlivrt internet at fiber optic speed without having to run any new cable. project uses existing utility lines. air gate fought use the power lines but rather the area around or near the lines to carry data wirelessly to low cost antenna mounted on pole. at&t is hoping the new technology will make it possible to deliver high speed product band to rourl and tribal lands testing expected to begin in early 2017. world class lab is on the move in the south by coming up next. why it is leaving the place it has called home for the last 60 why it is leaving the place it has called home for the last 60 years we celebrate hispanic heritage month with post to our instagram feed. and tonight we recognize group folklore of silicon valley. it began 10 years ago as group of family members coming together to learn traditional mexican dance and offers classs to dancers ages 4 and up. more details on the instagram feed at abc 7 news bay area (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. >> charlotte, north carolina. several hundred people protesting officer involved shooting. officers say they were searching foreperson with outstanding warrant when they saw a person get out of a vehicle with a firearm and shot a 43-year-old man. protestors say it was a book not a gun. police used tear gas at one point to try to disburse the crowd but protestors are still there. we have more on the story from charlotte, north car line on our web site over on channel 7. research team excavating ancient ship in the sea here has found a skeleton. ship wreck dates back to 65 bc and is the largest ever discovered. it was a cargo ship that went down near a dwreebing island. team hopes to extract a viable dna sample that provide insight into the ethnicity and geographic origin of that ship and the people on it. those scientist who study monitor earthquake here in california area are moving after 62 years in the south bay t.u.s. gee logical survey plans to leave the current location in menlo park and will head south to move it federal airfield in mountain view. leslie explains why. >> it's all about money. sky rocketed. the survey trying to bring cost back down to earth. the yearly rent in menlo park of 7 to minimillion dollars is expected to double. they plan to move south to moffitt field. >> we can stay in our existing facility and more fund go to paying rent here, the opportunity cost goes up or we can co-locate with nasa aims, carnegie an other partner at moffitt field and money we would have paid for rent goes to science. >>reporter: moving 4 35 employees out of this sprawling campus of 8 plus structure will be a hercules task. offices will start moving out in 2017. laboratory will take years to relocate. some of the cost saving will be invested in next generation instrumentation to continue developing earthquake early warning system. monitor climate sea level changes. project and people will not be cut. and collaborating with nasa scientist covering everything from satellites to the center of the earth. >> goal is to do science to the core. succeed in doing that we have turned what is a very difficult move for many of us and turn it in an opportunity to did something new and exciting. >> my perspective i'm optimistic it will be okay. it's agent bit for this community to lose the institution. >>reporter: menlo park campus has been home since 1954 to usgs. this is 7 news. coming up. hollywood. bomb shell divorce. angelina and brad. so what to the divorce bomb shell in hollywood. angelina separating from brad. matt on why this is no ordinary hollywood headline. >>reporter: mr. and mrs. smith they blasted bazooka at one another and cupid arrow. brad pitt at the time married to america sweet heart jennifer aniston falling in love with angelina jolie. >> you think the story has a happy ending. >> tonight this love story seems finished after 12 years together. she set differences filed for divorce in l.a. after two years of marriage asking for physical custody of their 6 children they were always the first priority. >> kid first. kid are woman to brad and then my work. >>reporter: her humanitarian work with refugee and his helping rebuild after katrina pitt supporting her through preventive double mass he can tome. >> they haven't addressed rumor what separated them but release statements about what continues to unite them. importance of their children well-being. matt abc news los angeles. one last time with update the weather forecast. sandhya is here. sandhya. >> right now on live doppler 7hd we lock at fog and high cloud. as you look at what is ahead we see some snow mixing in with showers and thunderstorms on thursday in the sierra nevada. same system that will continue our cooling trend so high for tomorrow only in the 70's inland. mild. windy at the coast in the 60's and accu-weather 7 day forecas forecast. temperatures well below normal for the first day of fall which is thursday. 7:21 in the morning. warm it up friday. heat it up for the weekend. obviously we get close to 100 inland for the first weekend of fall. >> that's pretty steamy this late in the year. >> yes it nice thanks very muc much. all right. lets move on. i wouldn't do that dan. you don't want to look at me. >> don't look at you. >> me and madiso. you don't want to provoke either one of us. donors don't lock at me t-shirt today. mocking mad pwaum giant fans to don't to look at this. crawford another injury on the i. good evening everybody. after the weirdness last night the giants and the dodgers resume the series this evening in los angeles with boys in blue now sporting t-shirt mocking madison and the giants. they are just desperate for victory to stay in the play off chase. show the t-shirt in a bit. bullpen shot at redemption her here. bottom of the first. johnny in trouble early. two on for turner. that ball the eduardo nunez who gets the double play there. top of the second. bell single pass the infielder. trying to go first to third. dislocates his left pinky. on the sly. leave the game no word on how long he is out. top 4 bases former giant hill against bell. strike out looking. no score in the fifth. nunez changes it with one mighty swing. high deep aloha. solo blast hit the karen but it was a goran. 1 nothing giants. bottom 6. he tweak something when throwing a pitch to andrew tol toll. money a pulled groin. ends up leaving. in the bullpen now. brace yourself for. that but the giant cling to go 1 nothing lead in the seventh. back to the fireworks last night. baum final out in the seventh and stare down and mad baum says don't look at me and he responds what are you going to do to me. what are you going to do. manager bruce took out baum after that situation the giant bullpen would implode in a loss. er evidence to say why he took baum out. sound like combination of baum being too wound up after the confrontation to pitch of course. >> he was asked about his reasoning today. >> whatever you think is the reason, conspiracy wasn't i was afraid he was going to get hit. i promise you that. that's not even in the ballpark on any of it. but i don't disclose what i say to a player or our conversation t.it's confidential. >> meanwhile the donor are laughing about all this wearing t-shirt saying don't look at m me. tweet your friend don't look at me. not looking at you. really pretty funny. all right let's move on forth a's and astros. this guy fired up for a's baseball. this is weird in the third. pop up. on the hospital and taking there and you think a double play when he tags oscar hernandez but made a mistake and only one out. inform hit until the sixth. gets the a first run scoring jake one nothing a's top 7. come back hits john first glove deflect for rbi double. tied it at one. astros gone ahead leading 2-1 in the seventh. 49ers quarterback kaepernick revealed he has received death threats since starting to protest during the national anthem. forty-niner team security awhich are of the situation. camp protest is led to other athletes taking their own stan stand. stanford head football coach shaw discussed conversation about all this with his player players. >> like i told our guys if you, if you want to stand for something, understand the history of it and be able to defend your position as much as i love this country and military and i think we need to support our police officers every which way we can i'm also sit here and say we can make things better than they have been and i think that's great thing about our country and constitution which is it was never meant to be set in stone. meant to be adjusted and meant to grow with our country as our country grows. >>reporter: i love david shaw on and off the field the way he handles the program. >> he's a winner in every way. >> he's great. >> thanks very much. coming up tonight on 7 news at 11:00. continuing coverage of developing news in oakland. very sad story. young boy hit and killed by an ac transit bus. the message his family has tonight. and kaepernick targeted with death threats. niners quarterback responds. the stories and more coming up on 7 news a over on channel 7. but that is our report for now for larry, sandhya, all of us here i'm dan. we appreciate your time. have a good evening. enjoy the rest of it and make time for us again at 11:00 o'clock over on channel 7. time for us again at 11:00 o'clock over on channel 7. goodbye for now (narrator reading) narrator: today, a crusading journalist is gunned down in her moscow apartment building. the final bullet, known in russian contract killings as the control shot, is fired right into her brain, from just inches away. narrator: who would dare to kill an award-winning reporter in cold blood?

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