confrontation. there were clashes between demonstrators and police in riot gear. the worst case scenario in charlotte. police launching teargas into the crowd. >> we don't know what that was and if that what is a flashbang or what that was. >> they were standing on vehicles stuck on the road. others breaking storefront windows and in some cases looting. all of this outrage began on tuesday when police shot and killed lamont scott. his family says he was unarmed, but the officer was forced to shoot. >> he exited with a handgun as the officers yelled at him to drop it. >> he is also african-american and is now on paid leave. for some protesters it is mounting tension and it is disheartening. >> this pisses me off. i do not want my son to see this. my son loves cops. >> they say vie 11 is not the -- violence is not the answer. >> we are working to bring peace and calm back to our stivment we know this is not who charlotte is. >> in addition to the protestor seven police officers were taken to the hospital. north carolina's governor has ordered the national guard to head to charlotte. in the newsroom, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you. the warriors star and steph curry tweeted about the shooting and the protests that followed. he wrote, quote, praying for my city, we deserve better than this. it includes the # 704 which is the area code and keith lamont scott, the man police shot and killed yesterday. we were sending out push alerts all day and all night in charlotte. download the news app and be the first to know when breaking news happens where you live and across the country. >> dan: we are following breaking news in the east bay a grassfire broke out near homes along the alameda creek in union city. crews had a tough time reaching the fire. the flames burned about one acre. it took an hour to bring the fire under control. more breaking news in concord. two people were shot near clayton road. police were on the scene and there is no word on how the victims are doing or if any arrests have been made. san jose state university organized meetings for students after swastikas were found in two dormitories. hateful language was discovered in washburn hall and campus village. there was an investigation last night. san jose state's president says she is saddened and outraged by what happened. developing news from solano county where coast guard is now investigating two oil slicks in san pablo bay. that's after an odor sent people rushing to local hospitals. abc7 news reporter is live in rodeo with the story. katie? >> behind me is one of the oil refineries, but investigators are not calling [inaudible] the source of the leak at this point or the source of the oil slick. they want to determine exactly where it came from. a strange odor permeated the air around the san pablo bay and sent people to the hospital in vallejo last night. >> it was strong. it burns your throat and nose. >> yeah, like rotten eggs. >> like bad, rotten eggs. >> today two oil slicks are further compounding the mystery. one slick is reported by a mile long by 40 yards wide and could be seen from the air in the northern area of the bay. >> we don't know the actual volume and we don't know the material and we don't know the source. >> in saw knee shaw they brace for a mess by placing a boom across the yacht harbor. yet they seemingly disappear without clean up efforts. >> it is possible it dispersed in the water, but that will take more information. at this time there is no visible sheen in the air. >> the coast guard collected samples before the oil slipped away. >> we collected samples to try to determine what the oil was and where it was coming from. there is a process to identifying that oil. >> there is no time frame for when the test results will be returned. at this point there is no reports of injured or oiled wildlife. abc7 news. >> in mountain view police hope you can identify this man captured on surveillance video breaking into a car. he took off with a backpack on monday morning. it was a smash and grab. the burglary happened on pair avenue and north shoreline boulevard. he drove away in a hyundai saw saw -- sonata. sacramento's mayor is accused of hitting back after a protestor hit him in the face with a pie. it happened during a benefit dinner. the sacramento bee reports a man smashed a pie in mayor kevin johnson's face. a spokeswoman said the mayor hit the protestor. they report that johnson tackled the man and it ended in a bloody brawl. the mayor's office says the man was taken to the hospital and faces a charge of assault. >> dan: tonight stanford students and faculty are mourning the loss of a fourth year medical student who died in a climbing accident. >> 26-year-old maria baracova's body was recovered yesterday. melanie woodrow is live on the stanford campus melanie? >> reporter: they say she was one of the superstars on campus. her passion for research was matched by her passion for climbing. she was smiling in 2013 as she received her white coat at the stanford school of medicine. >> dr. charles prober first met her during orientation. her research was a combination of immunology and microbiology and engineering. >> it was aimed toward the prevention and treatment of complicated infections. >> outside of academics she spent as much time as she could rock climbing. >> this is something she cared deeply about. i learned that she was accepting an offer to go to utah versus accepting an offer going to stanford. >> balance ultimately guided her decisionful in her med student bio she wrote i found it important the current students i met were able to lead balanced lives and were encouraged to pursue interests outside academics. she was climbing with a partner when she lost her footing and fell 800 to 1,000 feet. a chp helicopter assisted in the recovery operation. >> all of the students were devastated. >> reporter: she was a fourth year grad student pursuing an md-phd at stanford university. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> dan: you saw it, a terror attack wiped out the u.s. government in that new show "designated survivor." >> what is being done to protect the home front in the bay area? dan noyes went to find out. >> reporter: the head of the fbi's counterterrorism program said the threat is changing. coming up on abc7 into us at 11:00, an inside look at the threats and the bay area's soft targets and what is being done to keep you safe. >> and the late night race to save this pittbull puppy that fell hundreds of feet down a bay area cliff. >> i am sandhya patel. a cool end to summer and big changes for fall. we'll look at your weekend coming up. >> we'll do that, but first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc news at 11:00. jimmy? >> let's all get together and watch this. >> why does ryan gosling always look like he is trying to squeeze a fart out without ma ♪ grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. >> i can't talk about the work i do on a daily basis even with my own family. >> the man who heads the counterterrorism program in the bay area is talking to the abc7 news eye team and showing you what is being done to keep you safe. >> it is an interview you will only see on 7:00 x especially timely after this past weekend's attacks in new york and minnesota. >> dan noyes was here with a spcial report. dan? >> dan: i started researching this story in july after a source leaked a law enforcement bulletin about a potential terrorist threat in the bay area. how many threats like this come in each year and how many turn out to be real? >> you see what happened this weekend. the pressure cooker bomb and the pipe bomb at a marine corp charity run caused no damage because the race was delayed and the knife attack that injured 9 people. >> there was at least one victim who was asked if they were muslim. >> and you wonder could it happen here? after all isis put out that video in june naming the golden gate bridge and financial district as possible targets. >> there is always a heightened sense if something like that is pushed out in popular media. >> to get answers i went to the san francisco federal building where the fbi granted me exclusive access to the counter terrorism program and the assistant special agent in charge. >> what keeps you up at night. is there some scenario that sticks with you? >> the one thing that concerns me the most is the new face of terror and how difficult it is to detect a single individual acting on his own. >> reporter: case in point, matthew is serving 15 years in prison. the fbi provided this infrared video of his nighttime arrest after he tried to set off a car bomb at an oakland bank in support of the taliban. he got the explosives from an undercover agent who made sure they wouldn't work. more common are those who tried to fly out of sfo and he pled guilty to material support of a designated foreign terrorist organization and await sentencing. technology is helping terrorist groups find supporters in the bay area. >> they can reach direct through encrypted technology 24/7. >> he gave may a tour of the fbi -- he gave me a tour of the fbi facility including counterterrorism one. here they processed them and they turned out to be dead ends. >> they are poison letters and information that we received from overseas that suggest we may have a nefarious act. >> they are worked with a joint terrorism task force. ma operate from the sensitive compartmented sensitive facility. and when a threat becomes imminent x they fire up the emergency operation center. >> during 9/11, thousands of calls came into this exact room. >> he showed us the workload and how information comes into the intake center and how it is assessed by am lists and dispatched to the fbi agents and through crisis management coordinators. there is no bay area action to the attacks and no imminent threat here. >> the message coming out from the foreign terrorist organizations is softer targets by any means. >> a cafe, someone in a church. >> they tell me san francisco is like any other european city with a soft target on every street corner. that's why we have to all do our part. see something, say something. it really is important. >> the police can't be anywhere. >> now more than ever. >> now your accu-weather forecast with sandhya patel. >> sandhya: good evening, everyone. we are closing out summer and it was absolutely incredibleet. at 7:07. the skies were clear and the winds were blowing and that kept the skies pretty clear. it it shows you a few clouds have reformed as the winds have eased up. here is a look at what is coming. we are talking about snow showers. it is going to look a lot more like winter up there in case you are traveling. the winds are gusting at sfo and they are as high as 48 miles an hour. the winds are easy enough temporarily. the winds though will keep the fire danger high in monterey county until 9:00 p.m. with the very dry conditions and the higher elevations. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow when you get going look at the winds. 30 to 34 miles an hour and it will be breezy and cool. mid30s around 8:00 a.m. as you are taking the kids around to school or you are heading off to work. a nice cup of tea will keep you warm. here is your morning commute planner. driving, the gusty winds will create bad conditions in spot. choppy on the bay and if you are walking, crisp and windy. a good idea to bundle up when you get going. here is a live look from the east bay hills camera. 56 degrees and 60s from mountain view and 59 in san jose. it is a cool 55 in half moon bay. a beautiful view from the emeryville camera as we look toward the eastern span of the ba bridge. mid50s in santa rosa and napa. 57 in live more and one last live picture from the kgo roof camera as we look toward the bay and fog is not in the picture. autumn begins at 7:21 tomorrow. brisk and cooler than average. we are looking at summer-like sizzle. tomorrow morning when you get going it starts out cool enough especially in the north bay valleys where it will be clear. other areas patchy clouds and we are seeing some green. hour by hour forecast showing a few sprinkles for san jose and gill roy. can't rule out the fact that on your windshield there may be a drop or two. cool for the first day of fall and then we change things up. highs on your thursday on the mild side x windy and upper 50s and the mid60s. here is your forecast. it is much warmer and 90s inland. 60s at the coast and the temperatures sore on sunday. 80s at the coastline. it is going to get hot. we will have the autumn sizzle with 100's showing up. download the abc7 news app to keep track of the temperatures. it is like a yo-yo here. autumn is 7:21 tomorrow morning. it will feel like it brighter and milder for your friday. we'll warm it up even more. the weekend will be a hot one. mid60s on saturday and going to the low 80s on sunday. we will see the temperatures well above normal for fall. 100 inland and near 80 at the coastline. unbelievable. >> i like your analogy better. >> you know in september and october it is not unheard of. you're looking at a happy %-@y tie for the wild card because the mets and the cardinals also lost. 10 games left. and it will be fun. he was dealing with the okc fans and it was his condition to leave the thunder. >> it is all about what i can do on the basketball court. i don't care if i like going fishing on tuesdays or like taking pictures on the street. nobody cares. as long as i can shoot the ball in the hoop. >> why should i care what they think if they don't care about me as a whole. >> got a point. after setting the all time record with 73 victories they are coming up short in the finals. they will have different goals thi season. the top priority is blending new teammates. >> i think our fanses should really look forward to watching the growth of the team. last year we were a finished product on opening night. we really were. we were the same team that won the title. we have a lot of growing. the fans should not be focused on how many wins we get. they should be focused on how different we look. >> we want wins. >> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> his boss wants wins too. >> that

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