america's cup will stay in america.zv >> who would believe this a week ago? team usa pulls off the biggest come back in the history of the america's cup, arguably in all of sports as they win the trophy today on san francisco bay. good afternoon, eefsh just remarkable.ç team usa completed aç phenomenal come from behind

win in raceym 19 after being behind seven points last week. >> yes. it appeared to be over, but we have team coverage ofç the race. alan wong is with the crowds on the water front where we start with wayne freedman live atxd america'st( cup pavilion. the champagne has been flowing. >> promoters wanted an exciting america's cup. through three months of it they weren't getting much of it. then,g#t( the come back, culminating with the race today. >> well, i think until things started to get interesting a few weeks ago, they weren't here. >> they were today, a close race from the start. but a large wave knocked the boat from its foils and into the water.

the boats drag raced, remaining close, sometimes a boat lengthcgt 41 knots. h say they headed up where two scenes split the course, oracle, and new zealand haegd farther out to alcatras. area cell turned a near disaster around. by the time new zealand through there. in the past week, san francisco had one of the front row seats, oracle winning eight times.

the cup remains here.çkoçó >> so that have brings us to the trophy presentation. oldest in american sports. that played out justzv moments agoym here on the sageñr.ñi everyone expected larry ellison tou! talk. he didn't. it was a moment of triumph.ççr >> ladies and gentlemen, oracle team usa! >> so after three months andç untold millions it came to this. we have more questions because in the cup, the team that wins gets to set rules, location, everything that has to do with the next race.

everyone wanted a race on this bay. they got it. the question now, was this the last cup on san francisco bay? or only the first? >> as you can imagine, neck and neck race drew huge crowdst, erybody turned intoxd a crowdst, yacht-racing fan in this city.o wall people.zvçó >>ç truly exhilarating h they just finished with a trophyç presentation, you're watching fans coming out of the pavilion. many talking about how they just witnessed one of the greatest sports come backs in history. you had the regular fans out here, but then, you had people

who ditched the office and wandered down here today. the america's cup p pavilion appeared to be split in half with team oraclexd fans watching on a screen. youzv canq hearok dualing cheer autos we were here for the oracle conference and skipped sessions. so now, telling my boss, skip sessions, come, see this. >>ok this is a fan safetyic safetyic -- fantastic achievement. nobody thought it was possible. >> fans were watching on the big screen but knew it was over brit was over, and got up, and just started moving towards the finish line. a giant hoard of people.

it was amazing. then, the team usa boat came around, everybody cheered. it was amazing to watch. then, one of the things you heard as crowds were leaving was i've got to get back to work. everybody starting to pour out after the presentation, a lot of excitement÷ú down here. >> thank you. >> the annual party selt set to happen tonight. ferris wheels in place. stafg is set for marin 5 and black keys to play. yesterday many walked out during the open world key note address supposed to be delivered by ceo larry ellison >> developing news and arrests made in the killing of aç man

the ocean view neighborhood this week. >> the victim was a 20-year-old justin valdez.÷ú he was from garden grove in southern california shot in the head at randolph and bright streets before 10:00 monday night in what investigators are calling a random killing. this is the man investigators believe did it. a 30-year-old from san francisco, is he in custody now charge wtd killing. police say the two did not know each other. officials are planning a tribute in his honor that will take place tonight. >> a teacher at santa clara high school arrested accused of having sex with a 17-year-old girl, a student at the school. >> police arrested thev: 32-year-old hugo cortez guzman. the principal says the school received a tip and contacted police who took guzman into custody. >> investigators think she's the only victim.çó the district immediately

placed the santako clara high math teacher on leave. >> we agree and think the safety of our children has to be paramount. it's appropriate to separate him from students at this time. >> the district crisis management team is on campus today and he is exceed yuld to be arraigned again, tomorrow. >> the fbi released new video of the gunman in the wad watd shooting. >> it shows him roaming the hallway was a sawed off shotgun. 7:53 a.m. aaron alexis pulled into the washington, d.c. parking lot in ajod rentedñr prius. we see him walking into a building using a valid pass to gain entry. but what comes next is chilling.ñi alexis skulking down a hallway,

carrying a shotgun used in the rampage. over next hour and 10 minutes he kills 12 people. at 9:25 a.m. he is shot dead by police. authorities say alexis had a well documented history of mental health issues that likely led him to go on the killing spree. >> behaviors indictive of severe mental illness. as we seek to better understand his path to violence we'll continue to explore his background and motivations including his clinical history. >> the fbi also he leased images of the shotgun,q etched into it several phrases authorities say provide clues to motive. on the barrel the words end to the torment". on the left side "better off this way" and my weapon. the last phrase may be the best window. >> multiple indicators that alexis held a delusional belief that he was being

controlled trolled or influenced by extremely low frequency. >> the pentagon willi] conduct three reviews by the end of the year to determine how the shooting happened, and how to make sure something like that never happens again.ç >> protest happening to stop the eviction of a elderly cup. >> the lee family's apartment building was sole, auld others were evicted but the lees live on a fixed income and unable to find other affordable housing. >> they're appealing the eviction, organizers say this is to highlight the case and point out the lackç?$jt affordable housing in san francisco. >> governor brown made it official, signing a bill increasing california's minimum wage to $10 an hour by the year 2016. >> the state minimum wage increases from $8 an hour to $9 next year and $10 by

january 1, 2016. brown appeared in oakland for another ceremony, calling legislation overdue, and a matter of justice for working families. this bill was opposed by business groups. >> let's take a look at the forecast. >> we had winds but not too much wind fore1 the races. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies and breezy conditions and let's take a look at thee1 centrntñ sierra. we have showers not just rain hours but rain, snow mixed. back here in the bay area, a red flag warning from 11:00 tonight to 3:00 friday afternoon from north bay mountains, winds out of the north at 15-25 miles per hour, gusting over the peak frdz 35

to 45 miles per hour. humidity below 30%. ritd now, gusts 37 miles per hour to 24 miles per hour gusts over hayward so breezy around the bay area. first forecast live view from our camera looking west, clear skies this evening. cool, certainly cool overnight. low temperatures dropping into upper 40s in north bay valley locations in early morning hours but milder tomorrow afternoon with high temperatures ranging from low to mid-60s on the coast to upper 70s inland. >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 dualing impersonations. >> i walked into the oval office i thought it was a member of his old road crew. >> bill and bono. how mr. clinton donned shades to get even with the rock star. >> how a tech giant hopes to

own owe this same day home delivery market by keeping it local. >> michael finney taking your questions and ale answer them here live had just a few minutes. >> and taking a look at traffic it's slow going out there for those drivers trying way east. those are the drivers whose headlights are heading towards us.

the threat of another bart strike is looming unless unions reach a deal. >> this afternoon we're learning a strike plan could cost millions more than it did over the summer because more people use part in the fall. >> abc 7 news is live in oakland with more on this for us. nick? >> good afternoon. republican lawmakers are asking the governor to call an emergency session to try to pass a strike bill. now, if there is a strike we've learned that there will be additional carpool lanes and one more ferry. and the commissioner says it's ]v a good idea the mtv met this morning discussing that plan in case bart workers walk off

the job next month. éqhnght numbers generated from the last rise mtv believes the cost will be greater because traffic peaks in the fall and bart counts a 30% surge over their summer numbers. now, to prepare, bart considering offering limited train service through the trance bay tube while mtv will put seven ferries and charter 200 free buses on routes between east bay and san francisco. mes so fast, costing taxpayers a lot of nonget buses rolling. >> strong chance they can settle late in the night. so whatv: happensó[ is $900,000 just vaporizes.xdq >>q%rq believesçc commuters my have to suffer it would be better to let÷ú unions and management work through issues even fit÷ú takes them intoñr the weekend with now set reaching aç deal may be easier

said than done. two groups remain divided. after an agreement will bezv the end of the mandatory cooling off period. >> nick, thank you. there are negotiating sessions scheduled almost every day through the end of the cooling off period this, shows dates when the unions are plan planning to beat with -- meet with-9 negotiators there are dayszv when bart plans to meet with just one of the two unions. the cooling off period ends october 10th, the last day talks are scheduled. >> kind of a grim feel to it. >> yes. >> spencer has a sunnier outlook. >> i do. things going to be getting warmer here. strong conditions and a little concern about fire danger. here is a look at sunny skies across the bay area.

and quite breezy today, here is a live view looking sort of southeastward out over the bay under blue skies. temperatures 62 in san francisco. 69ym in san jose and 63 half moon bay. mild now sheer live view from our camera looking north over the bay. novato, 68. 70 and one more live look from our camera, looking westward across the bay, blue skies right now. the forecast features are these, we'll see warming beginning tomorrow, will be mild to warm throughout the weekend with temperatures continuing to climb. high temperatures around 70 by friday. satellite composite shows an area of unstable weather with

low pressure beginning to pull away, triggering showers close to the bay area. north of the green line. a mix of rain and snow showers but it's drying here in the bay area, starting at 7:00 this eveningzv, as we head into tomorrow, we'll see a flow of warm, dry air coming down from the north so warmer weather starting tomorrow thatñi trend is continuing. starting for wind gusts notice it remains breezy by morning stronger winds will shifthtñr inland locations away from the coast. but still, will be breezy in all locations. overnight tonight, clear skies, cool conditions, some spots we'll see upper 60s in coastal

locations. north bay highs in the mid-70s, inland east bay, highs upper 70s. warming continues throughout the weekend and through saturday. up to about 80 around the bay and near 07s on the coast. >> sounds great. >> thank you. >> up next it's twitter the musical. >> oh, my. it's a reality. the video going viral on the web. >> i do not like them, sam i am. i do not like green eggs and ham. >> and new after 4:30 the speech in congress that just kept going and going. the protest over obama care.

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it's been a case of dualing impressions between bono and former president clinton. >> the former president was late so bono launched into his own impersonation of mr. clinton who got him back last night on cnn. >> i walked into the oval office and i thought it was a member of his own road crew.

actually i felt like the rock star on that occasion. >> we irish, we can imitate anybody. >> bono and former president clinton work together to raise wareness and resources to fight poverty and disease in africa and they get along quite well. >> twitter is more than just a social network and a micro blog. now it's a musical. ♪ [ music ] . >> just under three minutes people dancing and poking fun at twitter world managing to convince a skeptic it's a good thing to know everything about everybody the exact second it happens.

>> uh, more still to come at 4:00 including latest on that deadly attack in kenya. what the fbi is doing there now. >> google just launched a service here in the bay area. how it could help

>> fbi agents helping investigators identify victims and nationalities after a days long terrorist attack in a shopping mall in nairobi. 72 people were killed including five attack yirs and 71 are still missing. marcy gonzales has the latest. >> kenyans now observing the first of three national days of mourning remembering dozens of lives taken by terrorists in the siege at the west gate mall in nairobi. some bodies are still there. teams now scouring the rubble for those buried when three floors of the mall collapsed. remains now being claimed by loved ones. and some of the thousand people are now sharing their stories. this man coming face-to-face with a gunman. >> he asked if i was looking and i said i am.

he said asked her to cover up, then, he pulled out a gun and said "leave". >> the 19-year-old hid under suitcases her brother saying terrorists were killing nonmuslims. >> i was able to memorize it in case they found me. >> investigators, including an american team are trying to figure out how the terrorists pulled off the attack. a newspaper reports attackers spent months studying the building layout, operating a store where they may have stashed weapons. the al qaeda affiliated group claimed responsibility, investigators trying to determine who terrorists were. they say it's unclear if nin any women, or americans were involved. >> an investigation finds a police officer with justified in the ashooting death of a man in december.

the officer shot jason white and police were responding to a call of a man assaulting his elderly mother. a review says white was rushing the officer was a hammer raised over his head when he was shot. >> a u.s. senator's talkathon to defund president obama's health care initiative ended after he spent almost a full day discussing the issue. >> i would ask for my friends on the democratic aisle to listen. >> the hour of noon have arrived. the senate will be in order. >> freshman republican senator ted cruz from texas wrapped up the teach after -- speech after talking for 21 hours, 19 minutes and his crusade against funding the affordable care act. known as obama care. his speech becoming the fourth longest in senate history. at one point referring to the

show "duck dynasty". >> obama care became the law of the land. i'll tell ut difference with green eggs and ham. americas tried it, they discovered they did not like green eggs and ham and they did not like obama care, either. >> the talkathon just delayed inevitable. senate took a vote to pass a bill that would reduce the threat of a government shut down next week. >> competition is heating up for same day homely delivery from retailers. google does shopping at local stores. >> david? >> well, big names are just target and staples and toys are us have partnered with google to do same day delivery. real beneficiaries may be small mom and pop shops. palo alto sport shop and toy

world has been in business 80 years but only recently has been able to offer same day delivery. >> people like shopping with smaller businesses and this will allow to us compete with amazon. >> the company is now in a shopping and delivery service. >> some of this is new for google. you know? we're a technology company. not known for driving trucks around town. that is why we're learning a lot and a lot of our testers help us work out kinks. >> google's vehicles so busy from san francisco to san jose that we couldn't catch up with one. you place orders using a smart phone app then schedule a delivery time. >> so instead of shopping all day, i can stay home and watch soaps or something. >> prices are the same as in stores and shipping is free

for the first six months. this shop owner says it makes 10% of his sales, rei reps say people are buying a variety of items. >> i saw an order for a bicycle tube. you know? hard to come down here for just one tube. and to be able to have that on their normal route is going to save the environment. >> stores include a mix of large chains and small merchants. google says is not collecting on buying habits but hoping it's participating merchants will boost their advertising on google. >> and cosmo.com, an internet start up is hoping second wave will go a lot better

tough business model when you're charging zero. the company is yummy.com a delivery chain announcing expansion this summer. >> amazon unveiled three new kindel fire tablets today. the new tablets feature faster hardware and a new look. they were designed as better devices for reading becoming a crowded marketplace for tablets. microsoft received a new service tablet. apple said to be working on new ipads as well. >> still to come at 4:00 new link between depression and your health and what you can be taking that could lead to type two diabetes. >> today's 7 on your side q and a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me on facebook.com and on twitter at

m finney. i'll answer questions here live later. >> clear skies and the cool part going to go away. >> taking a look at traffic right now, looking at interstate 6806789 traffic is moving along. stay with us. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues abc 7 news at 4:00 continues woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! um... where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all.

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checking healthy living news a british study linked antidepressant was type two diabetes. several studies have shown a link between antidepressants and diabetes but this is the first to connect drugs with type two diabetes. researchers say doctors need to be aware of the link before prescribing antidepressants. >> omega 3 fatty acids found in fish and nuts have been found to help the heart and cut down on the risk of stroke and have been touted as protection against demenia but a new report says that is not so. researchers monitored 2000 women for six years and found who took the fatty acids had no more real protection whit came to motor, visual or memory skills and researchers in uc san francisco say levels of flame retardant chemicals in the blood of female

pregnant women have been they were band a decade ago. at that time levels of the chemicals in blood of pregnant california women were among the highest in the world. tests revealed the levels dropped by two thirds. >> a bit of a brezy day, turning out to be perfect. >> absolutely. >> winds going to die down. >> spencer christian is here now with more. >> here is a look. it's breezy and sunny with an exception now. just picked up areas of showers east over in napa county. apart from that, we're sunny mild to breezy aconsiders the bay area now. 49ers playing the rams tomorrow evening. high temperatures about 84 degrees in st. louis. thundershowers down along south atlantic coast. cool up in the pacific

northwest tomorrow. and state wide across california tomorrow we can expect generally mild conditions, highs into mid-70s throughout central valley. 76 down south in fla -- los angeles here in the bay area, high temperatures reaching into mid owe to upper 60s in coastal locations. mid-70s around the bay. remaining breezy tomorrow because of the strong breezes and occasional gusts we have a red flag warning for the bay area hills for high fire danger until friday afternoon. by friday should see winds tapering off a bit and it will be warming up. >> still ahead mike shumann joining us live from st. louis. 49ers getting set for rams we'll have a preview coming up here on abc 7. >> could the dmv garnish your wages? what dmv can do to pay fees.

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49ers day nearly here, we'll carry nfl get work broadcast of the game tomorrow and our coverage begins at 4:00. >> we have special content at abc 7 news.com and on our face book page and twitter abc 7 news bay area join me, 49ers legend jerry rice at 4:30 tomorrow with a pregame show, then we'll come back for after the game as soon as the contest ends in st. louis. >> 49ers flew into st. louis as did shu. giners need this victory over st. louis to get back on track. >> shu joins us live now from niners team hotel. you've got a scoot today by talking to one of the team moms. >> well... there is no question. we're here on the top of the world. you can see that mississippi river behind me. if you look over to the right, bush stadium where the cardinals played today we won't have to worry about that

with giants this year but st. louis is known to be the gateway to the west. famous for art. skpf course, the team pulled in about 4:45 today. front office got off the bus. and then, team went straight to edward joins jones tomorrow to practice, cardinals today spilling out of the stadium we asked if s.this a football? or baseball town? >> there is great we care about teams. >> and we're gateway francisco way bay, huh? >> what is st. louis known

for? >> consider it -- . >> that is it. >> that is it? >> that is it. what else do you need? >> a baseball town. >> mississippi river? >> we found some fans here and jan, who are you the biggest fan of? >> muscle. >> why is that? >> he's my son. >> okay. >> so you have to be excited. because it's rare to get to see him play. right? >> it is. i'm excited right? >> tell me something we don't know. >> he's very determined. >> yes. >> you know? he's climbing no. matter how far he goes he's going to keep climbing. >> is this the first time you've seen him play in snern. >> no. first time i saw him play was the first game he played with 49ers here last year. >> okay. >> and we hope for a different

result this year. >> yes. we do. >> looks like he will start tomorrow night will be a game time decision but patrick on a short week so looks like he will start for patrick willis. and what we'll need is more of this. kaepernicking. that what the 49ers need against the rams, reporting live, mike shumann abc 7 news. >> yes. that would mean he's found the end zone that. is when they bust out kaepernicking. >> go for it, sh u. he's shy. shu is just shy. >> it's rare. >> yes. yes. >> michael finney is here now answering questions. there you go. listen to this one. from carl se mailed hi car isn't registered dmv saying they're going to garnish wages

unless i pay feeses owd. are they the collection agency now? >> no. they're the guys turning everything over to the board of equalization probably going after you now. leters coming from dmv. you received a ton of letters to get to this part. they tell you 30 days before, hey give us the money. then tell you you didn't give us money, 30 days later hey, you didn't didn't give us money gechblt then, 60 days late by law they charge you a 60% fee. >> that is a lot. >> it's a ton of money. be careful with this stuff. if you don't want to drive the car in the state of california have you to tell them about it. costing $19 so i don't know your situation. you need to you will caught them because fees are mounting. >> i stopped using credit cards now i wonder how does

this affect my credit score? >> it affect your credit score if you don't have credit, you may not have one. the scoring companies take a look at the information and report will say we don't have enough information to issue a credit score. now that, probably won't hurt you. 15% of the companies check a score when hiring if you're looking at a company that does that, you're going to look add and i can't imagine that is a good thing. probably worth paying off on it. >> nora e mailed i purchased an item and returned it hours later. the cash year insisted on entering my driver ace license number into the computer. is this legal? >> this is interesting. when i read the law i look and i go no way is that legal. but the attorney general disagree was me on this. so, they win. i don't know where they come up with in the law they say it

combats fraud and it's legal. so that is the state of the law right now. >> i don't like it. >> yes. >> i agree. >> i don't see it there. >> all right. thank you. >> sure. >> up next, state officials coming up with a plan to get checked for thousands of unemployed californians after a computer glitch creates a back up. >> in the abc 7 newsroom at 5:00 caffeine and your teenager. how much is too much? what happens because of it? and why a fighter jet is flying without a fighter

at 8:00 it's the middle followed by back in the game, then an hour of motdern family at 9:00 followed by nashville at 10:00, then join us at 11:00. and remember, you don't zont have to miss a moment of our watch abc feature let's you watch on computer or smart phone you'll find more information about this on abc

7 news.com under see it on tv. >> turb turns out thousands of californians have not been receiving unemployment checks because of a computer glitch. >> there is a plan to send checks out then, ask questions later, abc 7 news joins us now from sacramento with the story. >> california has a terrible record when it comes to technology projects this, one affects lives at least 80,000 people at one point. >> it's been a month since alicia riley a single mother of four received her weekly check, more than $1200 her family has had to live without. >> i was wo like those people in charge that have to come and explain to my children tonight why, why i can't feed them tonight. >> alicia is one of the tens of thousands whose benefits were interrupted when the state began a massive computer upgrade labor day weekend to

the 30-year-old system. >> they thought they had it and they were wrong. whether it's consultants or people who worked on it. it's not the first time there has been a can computer glitch. >> that is right. it's not the first time. contractor for edd computer upgrade is being paid $62 million for this project. it changed or over benefits system in massachusetts in july. it also experienced a lot of problems. >> could you not see this was coming? >> edd says california's upgrade is different from massachusetts which needed an overhaul so it's not a fair comparison. >> we're just addressing the continuing payment portion here in california so a custom built system. >> i find that apalling they would not work on a plan b, c, and d. these problem as rose. >> we've got through a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i.

we're on j. >> edd could not eliminate the backlog to soth brown administration ordered edd to pay out benefits, eligibility will be determined later. all checks expected to be sent out by tuesday, alicia says the state is acting too late. >> as of today can i not feed my children we're out of food. i mean that is how desperate it is. >> in a late e mail telling me data cannot be converted into a new system and that it only affected a small amount of people and there are far more successes. >> thank you. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> thank you. larry ellison's cup runneth over. his come back continues and the team wins america's cup. we're live with continuing celebrations. >> plus a pen, a knife and a life saved the rescue in the

middle of a restaurant. >> one of the greatest come backs in sports history happening on san francisco bay. an impossible come from behind winning streak means team usa retains the america's cup. that is the sound of victory. oracle pulls off a miracle on the bay. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> or area cell pulls off this come back, new zealand endures a collapse. here you can see the jubilant celebrations on the left. team oracle on the right. let's go to wayne freedman live at the pavilion. wayne? >>. >> well, today we finally got the crowds in here that supporters had expected and promised there were 25,000 people at america's cup pavilion today, many people before the start of the race

they had to close the gate. would it have been a good idea to get here early. how often does a person know he, or she is about to witness sports history? that was the case at america's cup park. >> this is the greatest come back in all of sports. >> i had a feeling it's going to be crowded. >> it was a close race and near disaster for oracle. a large wave knocked the boat from it's foils and into the water. not as much as anticipated. boats drag raced down wind on on the bay, remaining close, extremely close, sometimes a boat length. 41 knots. >> experts say oracle took over at the turn. as they headed upwind two seams split the course, oracle along the shore, new zealand out to alcatras with every cross or why cell extended it's lead.

at turn three a near disaster for oracle. the boat nearly cap sized by the time new zealand reached the mark there was a 500 meter lead. the victory all down wind from there. in the past week san francisco had a front row seat to maybe one of the greatest come backs in sporting history. or why cell beaten sudden death eight times. as the result of cup remains here larry ellison. is victory sweeter when impossible? only they can say. was the first cup also its last? that is one of the questions being asked in a press conference just moments ago insiftd building. he was evasive anda