abc 7 news starts right now, with live breaking news. to talk about a republican bill to shut down the government is obviously not -- >> i want to let americans know that house republicans are shutting down the government. >> the finger-pointing is in full swing tonight after a house vote that could end up with a government shutdown. good evening, we have breaking news out of washington, the budget bill is breaking down now, they are avoiding the deal for a partial shutdown, but also the health care law. because of that the white house has promised the overall legislation may be vetoed. but the bill may not reach the majority, because the chamber will reject it first. that means both sides are edging

towards a federal shutdown on many services tuesday. coming up, what that would mean for you. the president's health care overhaul is about to be addressed. to help sort through all the information a new state agency has been tasked to field all the questions. if ravioli's restaurant in concord keeps growing, the owner will need the health insurance for his employees. health insurance is expensive, and campora says he will need help shopping for the right plan. a new state agency called "covered california" is preparing to help individuals and small business owners shop for the right plan, call centers are opened in concord rancho

cordova. >> we're looking at plans offered side by side. >> right now, the center is taking multiple calls but expecting more when the center opens october 1st. and there are a lot of questions. >> for people who are still on their parents' plan until october 26th, will that be affected in any way. >> people in california will have options to choose from, from insurance companies. back at the restaurant, campora says he would like to one day be able to make health care available to all of his employees. so the call center is a resource he will likely take advantage of it. >> health care is a need we all have. to protect our families and ourselves. >> and be sure to join us monday for your seven on your side. the consumer's union, the california pan health network, and health access will be here to answer all of your questions.

our phone lines will be open from 4 to 7:00 monday. and a suspect is free in the stabbing charge. j jonathan denver's family is at issue. the victim's family insists that the man was not acting in self defense. marty montgomery wouldn't talk about his son, michael, who was released from jail late friday. but the father from lodi did post this on his facebook page at 11:00 last night. "i'm on my way to sf to pick up michael. i can't wait to hug him and tell him i love him."

michael montgomery is accused of killing denver outside a dodgers's game. denver was with his family and friends and dressed in dodgers gear. montgomery was with his friends who were giants fans, words were exchanged, and then a fight started. this man was montgomery's cell mate, and talked about it. >> he seemed confident that he was doing self-defense and he would come through it okay. >> reporter: the district attorney decided not to charge montgomery until the case was fully investigated. and all witnesses were interviewed. he is also asking businesses with cameras in the area to hand over their video. in the meantime, denver's parents and brother will speak publicly for the first time to ask anybody who knows anything about that night, to come forward. >> this case is not over because he walked out of the courthouse. >> reporter: the district attorney says it is difficult to prove.

>> the prosecutors have to prove not just that it was a wrongful killing, a homicide, but that it was not self defense, and that can be hard sometimes. >> and one more thing, we've learned that the suspect told his father that denver hit him with a chair over the head while fighting on the sidewalk, and that is why he stabbed him. abc 7 news. thank you, lisa, a man has been hospitalized after being stabbed while trying to break up a fight, happening at about 4:30 near golden gate near the ten r tenderloin district, police say a man was trying to help a person being assaulted by a group of people. the group then attacked the man, stabbing him several times, there are no suspects in custody. and two men were arrested after police say they tried to rob a bay area news crew at lasalle avenue. they demanded the man's equipment. the security guard with him opened fire, hitting one of the

robbers. he is expected to recover. new at 11:00, a fire broke out tonight in the giant's clubhouse, the at&t park. just after 7:30, witnesses saw smoke coming from the stadium. a large fire had started in the laundry room, there was smoke and some damage, but giants officials say everything is okay. and let's head to our meteorologist for our first check on the weather. yes, terrific day today. warm temperatures but we are starting to see signs of change out there. here is a look at live 7 hd, notice the high clouds across the bay area. no moisture out of these clouds. but if you're looking for moisture you will find it along the north coast. and that is just what we're seeing right now. you can see rain starting to move in from eureka, and that will bring rain in parts of the bay, highs today plenty of

sunshine, 74 in san francisco, a lot cooler temperatures tomorrow, the forecast is coming up. all right, thank you, lee, a new report suggests that radio problems may have led to the deaths of 19 firefighters who were killed in a fire on june 30th. the 116-page report cited technical problems with the firefighters' radios plus poor communication between the men and their support staff. the fire topped 2,000 degrees in some spots which is the same temperatures as lava, the families were allowed to review the report before it was made public. >> it was everything you would have expected. anger, frustration, and just overcoming sense of loss. it was a very emotional meeting, both for the families and actually for us, as we were there to try and respond to their questions. >> the fire destroyed more than 100 homes and burned 13 square miles.

firefighters in mendocino county are trying to put out a fire fanned by wind gusts, these are pictures of the fire, right now it is 25% contained out of 100 acres, two buildings have been destroyed. and a fire in yolo county has been contained. the firefighters have gotten the upper hand on the fire that burned nearly 100 tons of hay. it burned four buildings. the fire started late thursday night near winters, about 20 miles north of vacaville. dramatic new video from the terrorist attack in kenya, the video shows the customers being questioned by the terrorists. 67 people died in the attack by the somali terrorist organization. 61 people remain unaccounted.

cnn reports the terrorist group rented out a store nearly a year ago. and syria looking at chemical weapon stockpiles and the government there says it will not accept a peace plan that excludes bashar al-assad. they will not take part in any negotiations that include assad. and a san francisco woman has been missing for more than a week, 57-year-old lynn spalding has been missing for a week, she is being treated for an inspection, she is 5'7", only 107 pounds, when last seen she was on medication and very confused. and still to come on abc news at 11:00. why chocolate prices could go through the roof. and john mcafee's solution on avoiding hackers on the

internet. and the dancing is done for the night. now, the drive home. i'll have beyonds on beyond mountain land. and

covering oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area. and beyond wonderland bay area has a huge police presence this year as the police patrol

for drug use. >> reporter: well, alma, the deejay wrapped up his set at about 11:00 just moments ago, finishing his first day of the music fest "beyond wonderland" right now, you can see a whole lot of people leaving the venue, going to be a lot of traffic getting out of here. so far, the big complaint to police was from neighbors, the booming sound system. plenty of partiers, dressed down for a night of dancing poured into "beyond wonderland," the crowd, the organizers say, will peak at about 25,000, just before sunset, the big concern for one resident was traffic. >> when they have concerts here it is hard to get to the dog park. >> reporter: he and his dog made

it through traffic to get to the park easy enough. so he is not too concerned about the party crowd. >> i am sure there are bizarre crowds walking around, but this is nothing out of the ordinary for me. >> reporter: gates opened just after 1:00 for an event that will stretch on through sunday night. the big concern for the motorists is dehydration. >> we have water stations here to encourage the fans to hydrate, when they're out there dancing, especially in the sun, it is easy to get dehydrated. >> reporter: there is a zero tolerance policy for drugs, and security is checking bags for any illegal substances. some partygoers say they're not worried about that. >> it is just about regulating, everywhere you go there are drugs. >> reporter: the festival was shut down in new york a day early. there were serious health risks, after two people died after using ecstasy, or molly.

the police were here on twitter, encouraging partiers to report any concerns. in mountain view, abc 7 news. tonight, anti-virus software creator john mcafee said his work will create new security. his new company is described as a place where you can exchange information that can't be accessed by the nsa or anyone else. mcafee also talked about his trouble with the belize government, and talked about the problems. >> one of them was sand, a little tiny box on top of that where i could put my head. then on top of that i found old wood, paint cans and garbage of every sort. i was there for five hours while the police were no more than five feet from my head. >> mcafee is still wanted as a

person of interest in a fatal shooting in belize. meanwhile, microsoft is offering owners of an iphone 5 or 4 s as a trade, to turn in your iphones for a minimum of $200 at microsoft stores. the company is counting on owners not being thrilled with the fingerprint scanner and the operating systems. and today, in negotiations, representatives from the transit union showed up to the cal-trans building for talks this morning. one of the representatives said there was nothing new to report. bart says the two sides remain $112 million apart. if you have a sweet tooth, prepare to pay more to keep it satisfied. the cost of a gram of chocolate is expected to cost $12.45 this year, cocoa prices are up a

quarter. all right, let's get to lee glasser, because our weather is changing. absolutely, a terrific day today, lots of sunshine, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 80s inland. live hd showing you the high clouds starting to drift across the bay area. and as we get into the north bay, by early tomorrow morning we may be able to see some mid-level clouds that might be bringing us a few light showers there. up along the north coast there, there is where the cold front is. and you can already see it enhancing itself especially on the tail end right here. and it is definitely bringing moderate rain amounts now to crescent city, this is slowly sagging south as it reaches the bay area. it can bring at least to the north bay, a chance of showers, tomorrow, the rest of us probably will not see much at all. we're seeing clear skies down to san francisco, thanks to the camera there. san francisco, 58, very mild

still in san carlos, 58 gatos, check out concord, 63, livermore, 62, here is a look at the forecast highlights, clouds increasing in the north bay. cloudy day, possibly in the north bay. and lingering showers for the among morning commute, overnight lows tonight, because the clouds are on the increase, especially near the golden gate bridge, temperatures will be warmer. this morning you will be in the 40, warmer by early tomorrow morning, san rafael, you see there, 58 in san francisco, and san jose, 57 degrees, some of the forecast models bringing light rain. clovererdale northward, they may be over doing it, but the cold

front is just to the west of us. the low pressure system will stay to the north of us, where most of the heavier rain is. you'll see the tail end close to us overnight. we'll look for increasing high and mid-level clouds, mainly north of the golden gate bridge. tomorrow, the tail end of the front that holds together will swing by. that is when we see showers mainly in the north bay, here is a look at the timing, 11:00 tonight, most of the rain along the north coast. by 6 a.m., notice the cloud deck pushing south. really much of this stays up in the north bay. the clouds drifting near the golden gate bridge, sunshine east, south bay locations. overnight into early monday morning, that is when we'll look for a chance of light rain moving in across the bay area and that is about it. if you go to the coliseum tomorrow for the big game, you can definitely expect partly cloudy conditions. a little breezy conditions, temperatures generally in the 60s. here is a look at the temperatures for tomorrow. and they will look like this,

with clouds on the increase. 70s in the north bay, 64 for san francisco, and mid-70s inland. with the seven-day forecast, we'll go with a few light showers remaining early monday morning, wednesday, thursday, sunny and warm. >> all right, thank you so much, lee. all right, sports and the football teams. all right, a tale of two cities for our local college team, cal gets hammered by second rank oregon, td catches if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf

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second quarter, hooking up with kajuce again, the wide receiver has speed, 34 yards, 115, two touchdowns, cardinal had two picks, right of stanford, murphy scores 30 yards out, 33 stanford, they were not done. sanders jr., 23 yards, cardinals up, 50 yards, their best performance of the season, now 4 and 0 with a 50-yard route. ducks love the rain in eugene, but it did play problems with the bears, duci recovers, ducks up 13-0, go for it on fourth and two. daryl hawkinss, 14 yards, 20-0, ducks, second quarter, oregon up, 30-0, big night for braylon

addison, oregon ahead, 40-0, check out this in the third add, cuts to the side line, changes direction towards mid-field, looks like cal might catch it at the 30, no. goes the distance, oregon crushes cal, 65-15, your final. we'll take a brief timeout before we hit the final, the a's

well, the a's locked up home field advantage last night in seattle and maybe relaxed in today's matchup with the mariners, seems they were already thinking about the playoffs, mariners teed off

against jarrett parker, on top, 2-0, parker's first pitch to brad miller, it is miller time. mariners ahead, 3-1, down to fifth, bases loaded, grand slam, seattle cruises 7-1, rough outing for parker, last seven runs and seven hits, a's trying to rally, brandon moss, his 30th of the season, first a to hit 30 homers in a season, the mariners hold on for a 7-5 victory, and the defending champion winding down, next season's roster, today, they signed the right fielder and free agent, hunter pence, his big dividend paying off. barry bonds in 2007 hit 28,

definitely has been the year of the pence, couldn't hold the lead, guzman, towering home run, two-run blast, they explode for four in the ninth. two-run homer off michael kickum, padres snap a three-game winning streak, 9-3, the final, this abc 7 sports report, brought to you by river rock casino, later, college football, stick around, we'll see you then. and just ahead, a bring-clearing brawl that ended a high school football game, we'll show you what happened. and a ban that could soon be a thing of the past. and a helping hand, or shoe, rather, the kids who will soon be putting their best feet

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good evening, tonight's headlines, the family of a man stabbed to death near at&t park will speak to the public tomorrow, and will ask any witness to the death of jonathan denver to come forward. and police say three people turned on a man and then stabbed him, then stealing from his car. the victim is expected to survive. the mountain view police have a strong presence at this weekend's beyond wonderland area. 22,000 people are expected to attend the events, police will be enforcing all drug laws in and around the event. back to our news tonight, the house of representatives has voted on a financial bill that could almost lead a shutdown for

the government on monday, abc's karen travers has more. >> reporter: the federal government inched closer to its first shutdown in nearly 20 years. house republicans took a hard line, pushing for a one-year delay of president obama's health care law, and the condition to keep the government running after the fiscal year ends monday at midnight. >> the house will take important steps to ensure that obama care does not have the opportunity to hurt american jobs and drag down our economy. >> the majority has tried any way they can to repeal, fund, undermine, delay, or whatever. >> and the finger-pointing for who should bear the blame is in full bloom. >> i want to let america know that house republicans are shutting down the government. they're doing it on purpose. >> in his weekly address, which was recorded earlier, president obama insisted once again that

the time for negotiating is over. >> no one gets to threaten the full faith and credit of the united states of america just to extract ideological successions. >> there is little hope that the differences between the republican controlled house and the democratic senate can be resolved before monday, shortly on monday, some federal services will stop, and some nonessential government employees will be forced to stay home, karen travers, abc news, washington. here are just a few of the effects from a government shutdown, social security payments could be delayed. and new claims may not be processed. services like medicaid and the veteran's may continue, federal government offices could close, national parks, museums and zoos would also likely close, the state department would also be likely to halt the new passports. and hundreds of thousands of

workers could expect to be furloughed without pay. and new details about the scary incident on a sacramento-bound airline two years ago. a five-foot long gash had opened in the roof, with the plane landing in yuma, the natb said that when it was put together, two panels were misaligned, and the board called the workmanship extremely poor. and tests are under way to determine just how dangerous electronic devices are to a plane's system. cell phones could interfere with the smoke alarms, while laptops could interfere with their devices, but engineers say no cell phone has brought down an airplane. >> it is not really the issue, the issue is interfering with the airplane and causing more work for pilots during critical phases of flight. >> new planes are being designed with technology that can counter

interfere. this month, the government industry group studying the subject will give the findings and recommendations to the faa. a new poll finds most voters want to put the brakes on california's high speed rail project. the l.a. times survey found that 52% of voters four balls the $62 billion project should be halted. only 43% think it should go forward. the number is higher in the bay area with 51% of voters supporting the project. the majority want the project back on the ballot. and two high school teams turning their rivalry up a notch. last night, they were leading 24-6 in the third quarter, a hard line tackle in the third quarter led to a bunch of pushing and shoving. then adults got into it. the assistant coach was hurt and needed stitches. the arsenal coach said he is pressing charges against the other team's coach.

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covering los altos, and petaluma. and how do you know if merchandise is real or fake? more on how to spot the knock-offs. >> reporter: buying couture brands on the internet is easier than ever before. but those who plan to drop hundreds or even thousands of dollars take a risk. helen shy purchases name brands, and frequently looks on the internet. >> looking at the pictures i thought i was getting the genuine article, but when it came in, it was obviously fake. >> since then, helen has turned to sites and buyers who

guarantee their authenticity. >> we guarantee every listing on the cite is authentic. >> reporter: she had been a professional authenticator for years, helping sites like ebay help customers who think what they bought might be fake. she says there are certain things everyone can look out for when spotting a fake. >> a lot of counterfeits, but not all, will also be missing other tags such as the care label. >> good will gets so many valuable donations that they have created a store on ebay. she works at good will's san francisco headquarters. >> the quality of leather, fabrics, the details of any particular design. these are the things we look for. >> she says it is generally fairly easy to identify a fake. but there are some brands that

can be difficult. the hardest one to guess is coach, because coach has really good knock-offs. chanel puts the cards in their purchases, but counterfeiters sometimes go so far as to include a knock-off car. >> any time you see an authenticity card that has this rainbow effect, you know that bag of counterfeit. >> reporter: the real ones have a matte gold board, something to look for is expensive leather shoes. >> the sole is made out of leather, so there is a natural curve to the way the leather drapes across the shoe. >> and if you have a shoe in hand you can tell a fake by the way it sounds. >> when you actually knock on it and scratch on it, you canñi actually tell it is made out of plastic. >> the director says you will only find their high-end, well

taken care of couture innovations in their ebay shop. and they follow the law with the fakes. >> anything that is proven to be without a shadow of a doubt, counterfeit, we dispose of. >> reporter: the law also holds the importer of counterfeit goods liable. the u.s. import specialist says if a counterfeit item headed to you is seized before it even arrives at your door step, you are the importer and you are liable. >> the penalty i was referring to is equal to the domestic valuable as if the goods were genuine goods. >> so if you're buying a counterfeit purse for $12 and its real value is a thousand dollars, you could be penalized for a thousand. and community group members participated in the annual put your best foot forward campaign today, 1500 pairs of new shoes

were handed out to low-income families and participants in the bay area. one spokesperson said the event shows the kids that someone cares. >> it is important to me to actually actively help and to actively be a part of what is going around as opposed to just stand around and take photographs, right? i want to actively participate as much as i can, helping the children, get the shoes to the kids, to the families. >> the oakland police department checked that out. one of the sponsors showed up in the low rider patrol car. how much free coffee? tomorrow is national coffee day and some of your favorite places are participating. krispy kreme is offering a free cup of joe, starbucks is giving out a sample, peet's coffee is giving out a sample. for information and a coupon, log onto abc7news.com. and let's talk to lee for the

weather. we're doing good out there, temperatures in the inland, still 60s, quite mild. the live hd showing you the high clouds making its way across the bay area. to the north coast, the cool air going south. those of you in the north bay by tomorrow afternoon, a chance of sprinkles, possible light shower. so keep that in mind, travel-wise, most of country looking a-okay, afternoon thunderstorms in enormous, all the way to memphis, tennessee, southern california looks terrific. and l.a., 82, 97, palm springs. as you get up to monterey, sacramento, we could see scattered showers there. actually with the seven-day forecast, showers mainly in the north bay tomorrow. a chance of a morning shower on monday. and then look for plenty of sunshine, warmer temperatures wednesday and thursday. follow at live doppler 7 hd for the latest bay area conditions,

plus, weather conditions, power outage information and weather tweets. they have it. >> all right, thank you so much. she was here with sports, and what is coming up with the raiders. all right,

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casino. all right, tomorrow, the raiders host the 0 and 3 washington redskins, no doubt rg3 will get the snaps for washington, but who will start as quarterback for the raiders. terrell pryor has been okayed to play after suffering a discussion, but the coach won't disclose who starts until game time. matt flynn is more of a pocket quarterback, the redskins will have to spend more time preparing for both. >> both of them, because you don't know for sure, so two different type of game plans, both guys -- i guess when you take a look at pryor, we know the threat he is in a running game. so you have to be ready for that. >> my guess, terrell pryor, at the coliseum. all right, a tour of college football, fifth ranked stanford puts the nation on notice they are a contender, first quarter game tied at three, kevin hogan

airs it out to kajuce, 10-3, stanford, hogan, hooking up with kajuce, are you kidding me, he has speed. two touchdowns, 7-3, stanford. murphy goes 30 yards, stanford up, 38-3, they were not done. fourth quarter, barry sanders jr., 22 yards, cardinals up 55-10, their best performance of the season, stanford wins. and second ranked oregon in a downpour, as you know the ducks love the rain in eugene, tosses is up like a fur ball, ducks up 13-0, go for it on fourth and two. 14 yards, 20-0, ducks, second

quarter, oregon up 34-0, special teams getting it done. big night for braylon addison, oregon up 40-0, now, check out this play in the third quarter, addison takes a punt, runs into his own player, decides to go the other way, avoids a tackle. changes direction towards mid-field. avoids another tackle. looks like cal might catch them in the 30, not going to happen. goes the distance, 67-yard punt return, oregon crushes cal, 55-16. all right, let's go to the number one team in the nation, as usual, alabama in a game that was supposed to be a real test, hosting 21st ranked old miss, crimson tide a lead at the half, t.j.yeldon, 68 of his 120 yards,

bama, old miss, tackle in the end zone. according to nick saban in the rule book, that is a safety, drake in the backfield, he is gone, fifth yard on that touchdown. bama h a hands ole miss their f loss. freshman, this guy is in the heisman mix, 56 yards to green, bc up seven, late second quarter, to a fullback, abram, ten yards, it gets better, winston, last play of the first half, looks like he is going to get sacked. gets away from the pressure, gets all doug fluty, launches 55 yards to ken ken shany shaw, woa

touchdown, 38-34 victory, lebron james getting another game before the nba training camp. instride, 26 yards, he had 207 yards receiving, game tied at seven, braxton miller, injureses knee in week two, urban meyer has not lost a game. number 14, in oklahoma, south bend, not a good start for the fighting irish, right into the hands of nelson, goes 24 yards the other way, three picks in the game, might as well give the ball to your runningback. george atkinson, the third, longest running play for a touchdown in ten years, oklahoma goes on to win, 35-20, your final.

and this abc 7 sports report, get out there and support the raiders tomorrow. they look for a big win. >> we hope. >> we hope. i think pryor will start. so look for that. all right, thank you for joining us. lee, thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. abc news also continues on line, twitter and facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc 7 news app. have a great evening.

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