>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. the long-standing giants and dodgers provide valerie was peaceful on the field but off the field it was deadly when fans clashed after the game. thanks for joining us. >> san francisco police have detained several people after a man wearing dodgers apparel was stabbed to death a few blocks from at&t park.

our reporter has information just in on the confrontation and the victim. amy? >> we are told three people are detabled at the police department and are at jail. they are still interviewing witnesses. we met with one witness headed into the building. he was shake khalid sheik bragg, a girl who went to high school with him said he was very, very sweet, he was quiet but was always smiling. he was wearing dodgers gear when he was killed at 3rd and harrison. after the giants and dodgers game he was stabbed after a fight. a police spokesman will not say whether the fight was over the rivalry between the two teams but the police department is

concerned for baseball fans. >> we are concerned this may have been what took place. the department and mayor want to make sure everyone is aware there is no place in san francisco for that type of violence, the rivalry needs to stay out on the ball field and not in the stands or in the streets. tonight, we have an increased police presence going out. >> there will be extra officers in uniform and plain clothes at the game between the giants and the dodgers. the giants have not commented. a team spokeswoman said they plan to release a statement. the police chief is going to address this in 15 minutes. he is going to held a press conference. stay with us as the story continues to develop. we have a reporter headed in to

capture the press conference. >> another giants fan will never be the same after being beaten into a coma outside dodgers stadium two years ago. brian stow is still recovering from the injuries he received when he was attacked by two dodger fans. the santa cruz father of two was wearing giants gear and got into a confrontation moments before he was beaten. the family says he is still in physical pain and had a severe brain injuries. the attackers are awaiting trial. >> we have continuing coverage on the story and we will bring you more today on the abc7 news at 4:00 and on-line at abc7news.com. we have breaking news at twitter any time. >> we have learned new details ahead of a police news conference this afternoon in the killing of a san francisco state student who was riding muni. a stunning discovery about the man arrested.

our reporter is in the newsroom. >> police found a lot of guns at the suspect's house. that house is three blocks away from the crime seen in the oceanview neighborhood near where the victim lived. a college student with a bright future. >> my heart fell through the floor. >> jessica is struggling, a senior at the high school in san francisco she worked as a lifeguard long side 20-year-old justin valdez. they were fast friends. >> he also the person who you could look to, to make you smile. >> he was shot and killed getting office a streetcar at randolph street on monday night. police arrested a suspect the next day, a 30-year-old man. investigators have been circulating surveillance and they say it led to the suspect. police believe the killing was random and unprovoked which only makes it harder on people who knew valdez like the high school prince pam in southern california. >> for someone who lives his life as one of the strongest

role models on campus, to have been killed...senselessly doesn't make sense. >> value dead was -- valdez was a leader. >> he talked about changing the world and saving the planet. now adays that is an inspiration. >> a news conference is scheduled this afternoon and we expect to learn more about the weapons found in the suspect's house and a vigil tonight for justin valdez at 7:00 at sf state at the student center. >> a 31-year-old man is under arrest in santa cruz for stalking teen girls at their school. joshua james was arrested on tuesday on child pornography and stalking charges. two girls from santa cruz high school reported seeing a man following them in a car while running on monday. on tuesday, detectives received a second report of a man filming

students on and around campus. police found on seep -- obscene images of children on his equipment. >> a warning to students on the peninsula a man offered a ride to students leaving elementary in san carlos. he is white man in his 50's with salt and pepper hair and a border. >> breaking news with passengers trying to fly out of oakland airport cannot go anywhere because of a power outage that is affecting terminal one and the u.p.s. building. those were on a plane are stuck because the power outage means the airliner cannot pull away from the gate to take off. the southwest airlines terminal is not affected. this started after 10:00 a.m. and power is expected to be restored soon. >> pg&e suspects fast winds could be to blame if a major power outage when 3,100 customs

lost power including the medical center in castro valley. backup generators kept the hospital running if several hours until power was restored. crews spent hours restoring damaged lines when hundreds had to deal without their electricity. >> that happened a few hours into a red flag warning issued for the bay area today. spencer christian is here for mike nicco. >> we do have this red flag warning for high fire danger ir. here is live doppler 7 hd showing you we have sun, clear conditions across the bay area, but we still have the strong gusty dry wins, coming from the north and the red flag warning is in effect through 3:00 p.m. tomorrow and winds will be generally out of the north at 15 to 25 miles per hour and this warning is for the higher terrain, the north bay mountains and the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. ends are gusting from time to time between 35 and 43 miles per

hour over the highest peaks and humidity is below 30 percent. it is dry. it is windy. we are fortunate we do not have excessive heat. the current gusts right now are at 34-mile-per-hour winds and 22-mile-per-hour wind and 43-miles-per-hour gusts now at mt. diablo so windy across the higher terrain and it will be for a while with more on this and a look at the seven-day forecast later. back to you. >> spencers thank you. bart labor talks resume while the board of directors is learning more about the negotiations. both sides say little progress has been made with two weeks to go until the 60-day cooling-off period expires. workers from the two biggest unions could walk off the job again as soon as october 10 and some california republican lawmakers have asked the governor to call legislators back into emergency session and the republicans want to pass a bill barring bart workers from

striking. >> bay area democrats say there ought to be a law banning transit workers from striking in california. abc7 news reporter matt keller joins us with this story. matt? >> local politician was handing out this flyer at the bart station encouraging passengers to sign the petition banning bart strikes. not everyone is onboard with the idea. a city council man says he is looking out for the average joe, caught in the middle of the negotiations between bart management and the unions. he spent a few hours this morning at the orinda bart station handing out flyers promoting the online petition. >> people cannot get to their jobs, get to doctor's appointments and school so they want their voices heard and i am happy i am getting the support we are getting and we need legislation that bans transit strikes. >> standing against the wind.

the vocal support is being pushed by republicans in southern california a man saying he worked for bart but supports the unions and showed up, saying this petition sounds politically motivated, especially since this councilman is running for assembly the. >> i am surprising that a member takes it upon himself to bring this up. what is his connection to bart? >> the passengers do not want another strike but were split whether the state should ban workers from walk off the job. >> i don't understand why they want to strike new but i don't like the idea taking away anyone's right to strike. i support unions and the right to strike. >> it affects more people than just the bart workers. it is hard if them to say to me, you need to be inconvenienced, you need to pay me more and take home less. that is troubling. it is a vital public service. >> the councilman will push for a ban even if an agreement is

reached between the union and management and does not want to see this happen again in three or four years. look as these flyers handed out by bart union supporters in oakland. no group has claimed responsibility but you can see it shows the bart board and president under the head are "wanted for union busting and attempting to murder a decent living." the countdown to the thursday night football matchup between the 49ers and rams is on. >> coming up, the 49ers new stadium gets some heavy lifting. >> meet lucky the cat who now has nine

>> a man is alive because of the heroics of a parks worker, using man who jumped from a fishing peer into the bay, rooking no his missing car keys and was treated for hyperthermia. the firefighters believe that hernandez should receive a medal. >> look at this: more proof that cats do have nine lives. a firefighters captured this video of a kitten discovered at the scene of a fire and he

carried the kitten outside who perked up after being given oxygen and being doused with fire. he is named "lucky," after the brush with death. >> customs agents in southern california have announce need have seized 16,000 counterfeit hermes bags discovered in nine shipments. they have a combined value of $295,000. they have not said where they were shipped from. >> no knock off, we have the real thing, spencer christian in the house. >> and i have the real weather for are you, too, which is pleasant right now, sunny and mild but we have strong, dry, gusty winds that have increased our risk if fire and i will look at the forecast and our fire warnings in a moment. >> you don't have to afford a tesla to sit in the driver's seat, we will explain how you

>> covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all bay area. this is abc7 news. you may have noticed our 49ers ' bug, it is 49ers day on abc7 news. as we count down the hours until they take on the rams here on this station the new stadium is take big steps to gear up for next season. two large scar boards will go up at the stadium in santa clara over the next few weeks, with 330 ton crane used to hoist the

screens and 250 feet up and into the stadium. the smaller one will be in the south end zone and the larger 48' high by 200' wide will be in the north end zone and the scoreboards will be among the largest in the nfl. >> our coverage begins at 4:00 this afternoon and we will have special content at abc7news.com on facebook and twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> we have spencer christian here for mike nicco. >> good morning, christian! this is a joke but we won't go there. >> mike will be here at 4:00 this afternoon. >> along with leyla gulen so we did a little switcharoo. you never know when we might pop up. now, live doppler 7 hd shows the 49ers colors here on our abc7 news with live doppler 7 hd and clear skies and sunny conditions and pleasant and mild but breezy

and a view of of the golden gate bridge with no marine layer at 60 in san francisco warming up and 65 in oakland and 66 in los gatos and half moon bay. looking on the bay from mount tamalpais, 71 at napa and 68 in livermore. from our east bay hills camera looking to mt. diablo, warming trend begins today, and fire danger, though, is on the rise because of the strong dry gusty wind and a chance of rain on sunday night. we have low pressure pulling away from us and the high pressure is building and that is responsible for both the mild conditions and the dry gusty wind flow from the north. that has produceed the the red

flag warning and our gusts show at noon the strong of the gusts midday are near the coast but through the day and overnight and into tomorrow morning you can see the stronger gusts shifting to the delta and the coastal winds will diminish tomorrow so that good news. and the risk fire will deminter. it will be up to 74 at hose, and similar range of highs on the peninsula mid-70's across the board and mild on the coast with highs of 65 at pacifica. downtown san francisco is a high of sunday this afternoon. north bay highs mid-to-upper 70's and mid-70's from oakland to fremont and inland east bay we have highs in the upper 70's. here is our low under clear skies tonight, breezy conditions, low-to-mid mainly in the low-to-mid 50's and wraps

cooler in the north bay valley and here is our seven-day forecast we will have a night mild weekend tomorrow, inland highs in the low 80's by saturday and mid-80's inland and 80 degrees around the bay and upper 60's at the coast and beach weather in the fall, first full weekend of fall. a chance of rain overnight sunday into early monday morning and at the moment it doesn't look like there will be downpours but there will be rain and we will clear out and warm again on tuesday and wednesday. a nice looking forecast. i feel warm just hanging around. >> he says that with a twinkle. the tesla is hot and you can now rent a tesla if you cannot afford to buy, hertz is making the sports sedan available in the high end rent am fleet in san francisco and los angeles. they will be part of a special service that offers porsches. rent a.m. rates start at $500 a day. >> yikes, that is expensive.

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>> our coverage leading to the nfl coverage of the 49ers game in st. louis begins today at 4:00 p.m. and larry beale and mike shumann and jerry rice take over with our 49ers pre-game show. we are airing the nfl network coverage of the 49ers and rams gave at 5:00 and then larry and jerry and mike are here for the after game. before we leave you we want to tell you about a special clinic that helps abandoned stuffed animals fiend new homes. a woman in arizona calls the clinic the "urgent bear center," specializing in surgery like sewing new eyes on the bears and dressing them up. they get new homes with children and some have landed in art galleries. >> all of them leave with a

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