nearby oil sheen. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. ama daetz is off tonight. >> one of them is a mile long. the other is surrounding an oil tanker at the phillips 66 refinery in rodeo. >> let's start with reporter laura anthony live in rodeo. laura? >> reporter: christien, this cleanup effort well under way. this is the marine terminal behind me. that is the ship in question and around it, we're seeing at least eight smaller vessels trying to contain and presumably clean up the oil sheen that sits here. at this point, all we know is the ship arrived monday. but we don't know how much oil is actually leaked into the bay. >> the coast guard is investigating, but still doesn't know if one thing led to another when it comes to connecting a mysterious odor with two oil sheens. >> they do seem to be tied because of the fact they happened at the same time. >> the mystery started when people are were calling 911 to complain of an odd odor. >> it was strong. it burns your throat, your nose. >> yeah. bad right -- >> statement, it was spotted in san pablo bay. it was a mile long and 40 yards wide, enough to prompt the ferry to temporarily halt service from vallejo to san francisco. >> there's only two buses running. it will take all day. nobody has that kind of time. >> officials at the phillips 66 refinery confirmed there was another sheen by a terminal. one discovered just after 8:00 this morning. the tanker arrived in rodeo on monday. a phillips 66 smokes pan said "operations at the marine terminal have been temporarily shut down. we are working closely with the coast guard and other agencies regarding the response." >> by midday, an orange boom was going around the ship. california fish and wildlife and bay keeper confirmed they have teams on the way. >> there's a lot of sensitive wetland communities in that area. want to make sure the areas around point san pablo and pa knoll are protected and that the wet lands aren't inundated. >> there's no reports of injured or oiled wildlife. abc 7 news. laura anthony. a lot of people in vallejo got sick from the mysterious odor. vic lee continues our team coverage live in vallejo tonight. vic? >> reporter: dan, as you pointed out, even at this late hour, no one knows for sure where that odor came from. we may never know definitively because that smell is gone. we did talk to a public health officer who told us earlier today that everyone that went to the hospital last night was treated and released. no one was admitted. no one became seriously ill. >> nigh eyes and nose was burning. >> many wearing masks poured into emergency rooms at la hey hoe's two hospitals. >> 100 people showed up or went to the hospitals in vallejo. with symptoms such as nausea, headache, dizziness. >> countless others smelled the strong odor but didn't go to the e.r. >> all outside and inside the house was starting to smell. >> by 8:02 p.m., the fire department received more than 500 calls from people complaining about the mysterious smell. people described it, well, differently. >> it smelled more like asphalt and like someone was perhaps putting new roofing, like if you were to burn something in your frying pan, like had the oil sitting in there. >> it smelled like gas. >> all agreed about one thing. >> it was very strong. let's put it that way. >> reporter: everyone was talking about it today at the senior citizens center. she had a rough night. >> my oxygen machine takes the air to generate oxygen. i could smell it. i had to take the machine off. i couldn't sleep last night. >> reporter: by 11:00 p.m., the fire department determined the odor was not coming from within the city. the mystery continued. vic lee, abc 7 news. we've just received word that the very indonesia marina will limit the travel. we've been sending out push alerts on this mysterious odor in vallejo since people were reporting it last night. breaking news where you live. download the abc 7 news app and enable the push alerts. new at 6:00, mountain view police released individual -- take a look. it happened just before 10:00 a.m. police say a man in his early 20s walked up to a nissan leaf and smashed the back windshield and grabbed the backpack. anyone who recognizes this man is asked to call mountain view police. an accomplished stanford graduate student died in a climbing accident. 26-year-old maria birukova was a student at the stanford school of medicine. her body was found in the eastern sierra nevada mountains. she was studying to be an allergist and won a fellowship for her research. a professor calls her one of the university's quote, superstars. michael meehan has resigned his post after serving in the department nearly seven years. dee williams ridley announced and accepted the resignation this morning. captain andrew greenwood, this man who has been with the berkeley police department more than 30 years has been appointed acting chief. berkeley's -- he said the resignation came as a surprise. the acting chief and the rest of the rank and file. it's understandable. >> 6 1/2 years is a long time in a very high pressure city. a lot of stuff on the chief's plate. it's a very large job to do. i don't think anybody at any point could blame him for making the decision. i know it was the right time for him. we wish him the best. >> meehan is the fifth bay area police chief to resign since may. happening in oakland, the city is holding the second public meeting today to give residents a chance to have input on the search for the police chief. mayor libby schaaf hopes to interview candidates by november and hire the new chief by january. a meeting at the east oakland senior center just got under way. that follows a forum at the lincoln recreation center from 240k 6:00 in cantonese. >> tonight police in the north bay are expanding that investigation into a man suspected of childabuse. he was arrested sunday by police. a former boys and girls club employee is suspected of abusing kids during overnight trips to local park. after the arrest, police got three calls from people claiming to be victims or kno victims. if you think you're a victim or know someone who may have been one, contact heelsburg police immediately. a double murder case in oakland ended when a judge convicted the gunman to death. one of the victims was just 8 years old. abc 7 news reporter eric thomas has the story tonight. >> reporter: the judge who sentenced darnell williams to death said he was responsible for a quote, orange gee of slaur and revenge. this is me dare is' mom. >> i am truly grateful and thankful even though it's hurtful that my son is gone. i'm glad that animal can't kill anybody else. >> a jury convicted him of killing several and injuring many others. prosecutors said he was trying to murder the family of a man he blamed for killing a friend, specifically targeting the children. >> her brother, he has to grow up and the only thing he'll have is just a remembrance of his sister. >> several weeks later, williams rob and shot an than i ma dare is claiming he was a snitch. as angry as they are, these two relatives would have preferred life in prison photographer the death penalty. >> on death row, you'll just sit. it's like you're comfortable. but life, you have to worry about it, you have to look behind your back and worry about everything. >> no. i think he should do life. life without parole. >> his mother wouldn't shed a tear if williams were put to death. >> i don't have any sympathy for him. like i said, he has shown no remorse this whole time. >> williams may be headed for death row, but a measure on the november ballot would allow californians to throw out the death penalty, leaving williams in legal limbo. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. the port of oakland thinks it's come up with a storage solution following a bankruptcy of a shipping company. the portsaid it will accept empty cargo containers. this will free up loads. they filed for bankruptcy protection last month. many of the carrier ships are not allowed to berth at ports and left stranded at sea. east bay mud went somewhere it had never gone before to repair aging water mains. near uc berkeley, they used a helicopter to transport 2500 feet of pipeline to panoramic hill. crews tried to drive the pipes up the hill, but the turns were just far too sharp. >> it's very narrow, very windy and they tried. they had the diesel trucks going up with 40-foot lengths of pipe. it was too difficult. >> this is the first time east bay mud used a chopper to move pipeline. the helicopter airlifted 15 loads today. that saved the utility $200,000 and six weeks of work. students at oakland unified school district made a statement this week against police brutality. some members of the honor band took a knee last night while playing the national anthem at the athletics game. in a facebook post today, the school district says the students were making the statement of solidarity and is proud of the courageous students. still to come on abc 7 news at 6:00, a very ambitious goal. >> so this is something that we can all come together. >> the new push tonight to cure all diseases. the billions of dollars the zuckerbergs committed to help. the bathroom vanity turned from bright white to dingy yellow. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side helps. wind gusts exceed 40 miles per hour in some locations. i'll give you a look at how long the pattern will last in the accuweather forecast coming up. >> thanks, spencer. later, going crazy for in and out across the pond. hundreds of people wai we're following breaking news in charlotte, north carolina. this is a live picture. protests again over a deadly police shooting continuing right now. once again, they are turning violent. our abc sister station in charlotte reports shots have been fired in the area of these protests. at least one person has been hit. medics are responding to the scene. this has been going on for hours now. get updates from abc 7 news app. download the app and enable push alerts. flights out of beal air force base have been stopped. they have little information on what caused the fleen crash in the area north of sacramento. killing one pilot and injuring a second. the plane went down yesterday morning as we reported shortly after taking off from its home base at balee. >> from our perspective the significant loss is the loss of life. we're focusing on that family and friends to make sure they're well-cared for. >> the pilots' names have not been released. people near the crash site joined force toss try to rescue the pilots who did eject from the plane. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife have committed to donating 99% of his company's shares to charity. the first efforts focused on education. they turned to pushing medical breakthroughs with a multibillion dollar donation. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler has the story from ucsf. >> imagine a world without serious illnesses. facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his pediatrician wife are donating $3 billion over the next decade to try to wipe out, prevent or at least manage all disease by the end of the century. >> that doesn't mean that no one will ever get sick, but it does mean our children and their children could get sick a lot less. >> zuckerberg says most people die today of four types of diseases, cancer, heart, neurological or infectious. he believes the answer is to fund research to create new tools and technologies to understand and target the source. >> if we can help develop the new tools that allow us to see the categories of diseases, then we can empower scientists all around the world to make much faster progress and breakthroughs in these areas. >> in bio-hub in mission bay is where scientific and medical researchers from stanford, cal and ucsf will collaborate. >> scientists are very independent. they haven't naturally always wanted to collaborate or work in teams. but i think that that is the way forward. >> microsoft's bill gates applauds the ambitious goal. while you may think is sounds like science fiction, supporters say major progress can be made. >> maybe a stretch goal to say we'll get there by the end of the century. but it's certainly not completely unrealistic. >> zuckerberg and his wife spent two years talking with scientists before launching their initiative. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. san francisco's lottery for 98 new coveted affordable housing units can go forward with the city giving a preference to certain residents. federal housing officials today informed city leaders they cannot reserve 40% of the units for people in one particular neighborhood. but they can set aside those units for any low-income resident at high risk of being displaced from their current neighborhood. the city has been delaying the lottery for the willie b kennedy complex until hud issued today's rielg. 6,000 people have applied to live in these 98 apartments. a bay area company is set to be the first major dairy to sell nongmo conventional milk. starting next year, the store will offer the non-gmo milk. the conventional milk is expected to be cheaper than organic milk. advocates are worried about the unknown health and environmental risks associated with genetically modified foods. there may be one fewer rival in the host to bid the olympics. rome officially opposed her city's -- it will only bring debt. if rome does officially withdraw, los angeles, paris and budapest is left. they will select a host next september. >> now, your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> we have mostly sunny skies and you probably know by now, we've had quite a windy day with a powerful gusts all around the bay area. that includes a current gusts. look at how windy it is right now at sfo. 44 miles per hour. 35 miles per hour gusts at this hour. and gusts between 25 and 30 miles per hour at many other locations. temperatures are well below average. let's follow the gusts overnight to see how long the breezy and cool conditions will last. overnight, gusts near the coast will remain over 30 miles per hour in some locations. around the bay, gusts around 20 miles per hour. then they will taper off a bit late tomorrow afternoon. but remaining rather strong at the coast. now let's talk about the 24-hour temperature change. it is 18 degrees cooler in livermore than at this hour yesterday. 8 degrees cooler at san jose and fairfield, 9 degrees cooler at novato than at this hour yesterday. you could say there's a windchill factor. here's a live view looking at the blue northern sky. these are our current temperature readings. 62 degrees here in san francisco. up every 60s in oakland, mountain view and san jose. 72 at gilroy. 59 at half moon bay. this is the view from emeryville. looking under clear skies westward. currently 74 in -- 68 in novato. 72 apiece in fairfield and concord. and under breezy or no windy conditions at sfo. the leaves and the branches shaking in the wind. we have skreclear skies. autumn officially begins at 7:21 a.m. tomorrow. we'll have summer-like sizzle this weekend after a couple of days of below average temperatures. overnight, this will be the picture. a few passing high clouds and there's some moisture mixed in with the passing clouds overnight. there could be a spot or two of light drizzle. although it's not likely to develop. then as we get into the mid-morning hours tomorrow, we'll see the clouds pretty much clearing out. the chance of any drizzle will end by then. overnight lows in the low 50s. tomorrow's highs range from upper 50s at the coast where it will be windy once again to mainly 630s around the bay. upper 70s, the mildest inland locations. not much of a warm day for the first of fall tomorrow. but it's going to warm up to summer-like levels over the weekend. much warmer, in fact, inland areas on saturday. low to mid-90s there. get set to sweat on sunday. highs inland rise into the upper 90s. we'll see upper 80s to low 90s in the bay. san francisco will top out at 86 degrees on saturday. sunday will be hotter inland and around the bay with highs up around 100 degrees in the warmest spots. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the rising heat saturday and sunday, monday looks like it will be the hottest day inland with highs in the triple digit range in the warmest locations. coastal cooling on tuesday. and it will remain warm inland with upper 930s there. first day of fall tomorrow. we'll feel fall-like but summer-like over the weekend. thanks, spencer. a surprising announcement coming from nasa. what it could mean about alien life in our solar system. plus -- >> you're now the president of the united states. >> scenes, behind the scenes with keefer sutherland and his across the pond, hundreds of londoners waited in line for hours all for a chance of eating some in and outs. take a look at how long the lines are. >> that's craze i the popular california-based chain opened up april pop-up store for four hours in london this afternoon. people began lining up hours before it opened to get their hands on the popular burgers, which as you might imagine, sold out quickly. >> i think there will be more than a pop-up store after this. >> it's calling a surprising discovery next week. the space agency will release new findings monday about jupiter's ocean harboring moon europeo. they believe it's one of the solar system's best bets to host alien life. the moon has a huge ocean of liquid water beneath the icyubb water extending about 120 miles into space. but that was never confirmed. >> angelina jolie and brad pitt literally have separated now in most museums across the globe. they wanted to mirror the couple's split by moving the wax figures a respectful distance from each other. look who came between them. robert pattinson. >> the announcement of jolie filing for divorce after 12 years of being together shocked hollywood. pitt is saddened by the divorce, but what matters most is the well-being of their children. jolie is seeking custody of all six of them. you are now the president of united states. >> one of the most talked about new tv shows this fall premieres tonight here on abc 7. designated survivor stars keefer sutherland a cabinet member turned president. he thought he was done with television after 24. when he read the script for designated survivor. >> i got to about page 20. i went oh, no. i want to do this. i had to go back to the start, read it properly. when i finished, i realized i was potentially holding the next decade of my life in my hands. >> the show's creator describes it as equal parts family drama, political drama and conspiracy thriller. you can watch the premiere of designated survivor tonight at 10:00 p.m. on abc 7 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. i want to see that one. >> i have it dvr'd for the whole season. still ahead -- >> i'm a republican, been a republican my whole life. >> not for this election. the gop women in the bay area changing their tune tonight and supporting hillary clinton. also, samsung begins its effort today to replace a million galaxy note 7 phones. but it didn't go very well around here. tesla is trying to cut down on heat-related deaths inside cars. the change it's making and the breaking news north carolina. protesters hit the streets again angry about the deadly police shooting of an african-american man. you are looking live at what's happening. where it's already past 9:30 in the evening. it's been dark for some time now. our abc station in charlotte reports shots have been fired in the area of these protests outside the omni hotel. the police chief says one person has now died. a city council member says it was civilian gunfire. video just in shows this very tense situation. you can see police firing tear gas. get updates on this story from the abc 7 news app. download the app and enable push alerts. we'll keep you updated. both presidential candidates stumped for votes before they meet for a first debate. they both took to the campaign trail. they talk about police shootings in oklahoma and north carolina during an event in orlando, florida. >> we have two more names to add to a list of african-americans killed by police officers in these encounters. it's unbearable. >> donald j. trump. >> boston promoter don king praised trump at a church in ohio. trump continued his recent attempt to attract african-american voters. >> we're going to create incentives for the inner cities so that they can grow and produce jobs. we're going to bring our jobs back. >> one of clinton's campaign aides fears he will be judged differently because of a quote, low bar set for him. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine made fund raising stops in san francisco and atherton. he's getting help from those who traditionally shied away from the democratic party. chris nguyen has the story now from the peninsula. >> a visit to the home of silicon valley ten tour capitalist jillian man he is has been a sure thing for two decades. this time around, it's different. >> to me, it's about being an american and putting our country first, not our party. >> today in atherton, she calls herself a moderate republican. put on a fundraiser for hillary clinton and tim kaine. >> this is about working together. this is about a united vision. >> with donald trump as this year's republican nominee, democrats and republicans in attendance were able to find common ground. >> i was so excited. it was great. because we're sitting at a table with all these republicans and they're enthusiastic about hillary and what does it mean, what's at stake and what's on the table >> as clinton prepares for the upcoming debates, her running mate spoke with supporters this afternoon. >> what are the issues important for women. who is the standard for that. it's hillary. at some point you have to say republican women for hillary. >> for maness the choice is personal. >> i need to know where we're going to be led. they don't represent a party to me. they represent a path. >> kaine also stopped in san francisco hosted by founder mark pinkis, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. the fbi wants to speak with two men who took a suitcase and left a bomb behind in new york city. agents released a surveillance image of those men today. that's what you're looking at. the bomb did not explode. someone else found it and alerted police. the men are considered witnesses not suspects. another bomb, as you know, blew up several blocks away and injured 29 people on saturday night. a suspect is in custody. he faces charges of planting bombs in new york and new jersey. one of the bombs in new jersey exploded. when we see a series of terrorist attacks like this past weekend, we wonder could that happen here? >> the fbi has given the iteam unprecedented access to the counterterrorism program working to keep the bay area safe. >> a preview of a report here at 11:00. dan? >> dan and kristen, they told me the threat is changing. the fbi stopped several people who tried to fly out of sfo to join isis. they're also checking out potential threats of a so-called lone wolf. >> we process better than a thousand leads per year that we receive from a number of different places. from the public, from law enforcement agencies and from the u.s. intelligence community. >> inside look at the threats the bay area's soft targets and what's being done to keep you safe. a report tonight at 11:00. >> dan, thanks very much. as part of the newest software update, tesla is trying to prevent hot car deaths. the palo alto company will automatically keep the temperature below 105 degrees by opening vents or turning on the air conditioner as needed. the feature will remain on for up to 12 hours after the driver leaves the vehicle. the new car controlled software rolls out tonight. it's also improving the autopilot system. >> samsung is asking for customers to bring back the defective phones. it's blamed for starting dozens of fires. reporter jonathan blume explains the phone maker is trying everything to get the phones off the streets. >> photos like this keep surfacing. a galaxy note 7 that a florida man said exploded and left severe burns on his leg. there's an easy way to tell if it's recalled. >> it's all the phones. every single galaxy 7 note phone sold in the united states and abroad, everywhere that we know of except for china. >> still customers slow to bring them back despite impassioned pleas. >> please, please power it down and return it. >> he knows the danger. >> there have been no phone fires in this building since we intentionally punctured a -- >> we punctured the battery. >> with the note 7 we turned it off and hasn't been on since. >> even the experts are keeping it turned off, that means you should too. here's the good news. people who have a recalled note 7 are first in line for a new one. >> every single note 7 out there, you should be able to get a replacement. >> already shift half -- verizon and at&t said they had some in stock. the new phones show a green battery indicator meaning they're safe. he's also pushed a software update to the phones. >> every time you power it on, try to charge it, it's going to say you better return this phone and should. >> samsung switched to a different battery supplier. >> to be clear, the note 7 with the new battery is safe. >> even some loyalists aren't convinced. >> do you believe them when they say they've fixed it this time? >> no. it will take a little bit more time before i really feel confident enough in buying it. i probably would still never buy the samsung note. >> they can get a cash refund. jonathan blume, abc 7 news. >> stay here with us. next on abc 7 news at 6:00 from bright and shine toy dull and dingy. a bathroom vanity becomes an eyesore. eyesore. >> see how to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is eyesore. >> see how i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. absolutely lying. and what if i told you... that i'm jack. whaaaat?!! no way! no! didn't see that coming, did you? porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhouse bacon burger, new from jack in the box. hey, where did jack go? he was just here. when you have cabinets in your home, how long should they last? >> a while. more than a couple years. guess what? he needed help from 7 on your side's michael finney. >> at least a while. >> at least a while, right. they have a vinyl veneer called thermofoil. it's made to resist water. moisture wasn't the problem. >> someone commented to me what's wrong with your cabinets? >> gary rush is showing us the problem with his $2700 vanity. >> it's a very shiny lusterous, elegant looking material. >> at least it was when he bought it. they have a bright white veneer. then this happened. >> the doors and the panels changed color to a very dull whitish yellowy color. >> you can see the difference. the drawers on the right stayed white and the others turned yellow. >> it looks terrible. >> he contacted the retailer, granite expo. the company said his one-year warranty had long since expired. >> gary, said that didn't matter. >> it was a product defect and it takes time for those things to show themselves. >> gran ipt expo did send him replacement parts but would not install them. gary had no idea how do it themselves. >> i was insistent they had to do something. >> although, they said the labor warranty expired as well. i bumped into gary at lunch and he told me about the problem. then he followed up with an e-mail. we asked granite expo to help him out. the company was great. owner jackie lee telling us even though the warranty has expired, we're glad to help our customer. i would like to thank you for your help. now, no more dingy yellow. >> it was a relief. michael finney's tv segment is very powerful. >> now, big thanks to granite expo. they went above and beyond to make the customer happy. >> the finished product made it all worth while. the i'll be in fremont on friday at fremont street eat f0 to 7:00 p.m. bring all your consumer questions and you can also ask questions on social media. post them with the #ask finney. >> last time you did it in san jose. >> it was great. come on out. we'll have a great time. thanks. sure. we have become a showroom for the internet. >> a sign of the changing times tonight in silicon valley. the popular a bit of a reality check for fans of brick and mortar camera store that offered everything and we mean everything for more than half a century. >> the owner of the store announced the place is about to close. here's wayne freed man. farewell to a brick and mortar iconment. >> when it happens, you're still shocked. it's devastating. >> to know the store in which he's worked for 31 years is closing. for the owner to know the store he's owned for 51 years will cease to exist at the end of october. >> internet has been tough. we have become a showroom for the internet. >> it's very difficult to have someone pick your brain and leave and tell you you'll think about it later. they just used you for free consultation. >> as the old photo shows, it's been here sinister i began working here in high school. but business models changed as old prints turned yellow. few people process film any more. who needs basic cameras when we can find them in our phones. >> people in the digital age are accepting less quality for immediate response. >> bring this down to basics. it's really about brick and mortar versus the internet and how the internet is winning. how after 50 years a brick and mortar store like this is going down. might have paid a little more here, but you got what you paid for. >> i think we lose a personal touch. >> you lose a person in the shop who invested in selection. >> where do you go now to get all this stuff in one spot? >> well, i don't think you can. >> you can go on e-bay, scavenge. >> all true. in the new millennium, progress, the price we pay for not shelling out a sales tax on the internet. in palo alto, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. a live look right now from the mt. tam camera. we're set for a spectacular sunset. >> cool. but beautiful out there. share your sunsets and the photos on social media using the #abc 7 now. we may share them in the newscast or online. >> spencer christian is back with the forecast. >> makes you feel warm even though it's cooler than average. we have mainly clear skies. it's been windy throughout the afternoon and into the evening. especially on the coast. we'll see highs tomorrow upper 50s on the coast. upper 60s around the bay. well below average. mid to upper 70s inland. here's the trend in san francisco. i notice that over the weekend will be a rise in temperatures. even here in the city. highs in the mid-to upper 80s. san jose, mid-930s over the weekend. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. check out the heating up going on into early next week. highs up to 100 degrees by monday. even though tomorrow is the first day of fall, it will feel fall-like tomorrow. >> thanks, spencer. >> i'm your biggest fan. >> thank you. i was asking larry, why is steve kerr trending today? >> that's on the precipice. >> get ready for another season. he had another news conference today. everybody asking about his health. kerr on expectations for the upcoming season. and i'll tell you what, they have nothing to do with winning 73 games again. sp good evening everybody. odds makers are projecting the golden state warriors will win 66.5 games this season. not sure how the .5 figure this is there. how do you win half a game? with training camp starting next week, head coach steve kerr was talking about expectations, especially with kevin durant on the squad and trying to better their record of 73-9 is not, not, not on kerr's list of goals. it's going to take some time for the squad to blend. yes, kd is great. we know that. andrew bogut and harrison barnes are gone. how do they fit in with steph and klay and draymond. as boring as this sounds, the goal is steady improvement. >> i think our fans should really look forward to watching the growth of the team. last year we were a finished product on opening night. we were the same team that won the title. this is a different team. the fans should not be focused on how many wins we get. should be focused on how different we look from one month to the next. good luck with that. >> good luck with that is right. the giants wrap up their series in l.a. barring a miracle, they're not going to catch the dodgers leading the n.l. west. it's about the wildcard. the cardinals lost today and the mets are tied with the braves in the 8th. the giants will start matt moore against my yeet a in l.a. madison bumgarner has a new item for his wardrobe. he had a don't look at me shirt. puig your friend. i like you. i don't think that's -- he's going to wear that. >> a's and astros, dave stewart, ricker henderson on hand. danny valencia strolls in. 1-0. a's. evan gattis lumberjack chops the ball deep to left and gone. 4-2 stroh's. gattis don't throw him a strike. fastball up. he crushes this ball. paul bunyan-like. his 30th homer of the year. the astros win 6-5. all right. make of this what you will. at the same time that colin kaepernick is leading the nfl in jersey sales, a new poll out says he's the most disliked player in the league. disliked a lot by 29% of those polled. go figure. kap will be backing up blaine gabbert with the 49ers visiting the seattle. both teams are 1-1. gabbert is completing 55% of his passes. that ain't great. three touchdowns, two picks. he need to be more consist at the present time and get the ball out faster, especially against the seahawks. >> every stadium is loud. it happens to be louder than some. when you're on the road, there's going to be specific situations in the red zone. key third downs, like i talked about last week. the fans will be into it. that just means from an offensive standpoint, we have to be focused on the snap count and focused on the nonverbal communication and execute at a higher level. the raiders are in tennessee on sunday hoping the defense shows up. the raiders d is being shredded faster than documents at wells fargo. oh. >> too soon? >> head coach jack del rio may become more hands-on calling the defense. >> there's accountability here. we all recognize the obvious, you know. but we're not going to dwell on it or sit around and wait for somebody to come by and feel sorry for us. so i think the guys are purposeful, going about their work. we've got a good group. it will be great. >> super competitive. i don't know what's going on in their meetings. i'm not in there. i have a lot of confidence in them. one more baseball clip. jose bautista known for excessive back flips. jogged backwards on his home run trot. presumably saying don't look at me, don't look at me. seattle won the game on a walk-off. that's the easiest way to get a fastball up around your temple. is jog backwards. >> you can pay for that. >> he'll pay. thanks, larry. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, cable channel 13. the two women police say held four men captive at a multimillion dollar pot farm. how they were caught at 9:00. an abc 7 news at 11:00, a star stanford medical student falls hundreds of feet to her death in the sierra. those who knew her best are responding to the tragedy. coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it's the season premiere of the goldbergs and modern family and at 9:30, blackish and at 10:00 p.m., the series premiere of designated survivor starring keefer sutherland. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. at 11:30, it's jimmy kimmel live. the guests are lupita nyong'o and bill o'reilly. so excited about premiere night tonight. >> that's this edition of abc 7. look for breaking news on twitter and abc 7 news bay area. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. i'm dan ashley. what are you doing? cleaning a flintlock musket from the revolutionary war while enjoying a little bacon and biscuits. this is what our forefathers died for. can't you do that in your den? the bill of rights says i can do this wherever i want to do this. really? well, what if your 2-year-old grandson walked in here? and overpowers me?

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