live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. crews are rushing to finish laying down new turf at the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. another potential safety issue has come up at the new facility. good morning, i am eric thomas. in addition to the turf issue, the team is trying to intercept another possible problem. some are voicing concerns about the railing ahead of the 49ers' second game at their new home on sunday. katie marzullo is at the stadium. >> it is a one-two punch between turf issue and the personal

injury attorney at the game saying the railings at the sky box level are dangerously low. the team this morning assuring the fans the stadium will be ready to go if time for the sunday game. >> a shipment of new sod arrived at levi stadium. then, deja vu, crews were rolling out the new tub and the 49ers ripped out the old but new super grass this week because of player safety. players are tripping and sling over div. ts. heavy quip will ensure the new turf is pressed tightly into the crown and seamless and he says the roots are twice as thick as normal sod. also this morning, a one man crusade for safety. personal injury today says the grateful railings at the sky box level are too low at 30" someone to call. >> i am sure the 49ers do not want their fans getting hurt and

when you have excitement, athletics and alcohol this is a disaster waiting to happen. >> california code called for 42" rail at most stadiums but there are exceptions. the 49 efforts stay and i quote, "levi stadium passed all inspections before opening and we are aissued -- assure we are in compliance with code." the tub they sail be ready to go. >> the spokesman said the 49ers were not expecting to need to replace the turf this soon but it is not an uneconomic practice in the nfl and says the philadelphia eagles had to resod their field on monday and play the game yesterday without any problem. >> sky 7 capturing video of the home where marin county sheriff deputies tried to surf a search

warrant in an area near novato. >> no one was there. people in homes had the opposite of sheltering if place are on evacuating. authorities have not released details of the warrant or why it is considered "high risk." today, the attorney for the family of a young man killed in a san francisco police shooting says he will file a federal civil rights lawsuit claiming officers used excessive force. supporters gathered for a sunrise service in honor of 28-year-old alejandro nieto shot by police in bernal heights park in march. officers were investigating reports of a man with a gun when they encountered him. they fired when he drew a weapon which was a taser. >> the unbelievable tragedy. the things that happened, the officers did what they felt they had to did. >> officers need better training

and think before they shoot. >> attorney john burris will file the lawsuit after a rally and march today. >> sonoma county supervisor is calling out the sheriff for putting his addition to put the deputy who killed andy lopez on duty. in an op-ed piece she criticized the sheriff for putting erick gelhaus on the street calling it a slack to the community and said she was blind sited by the division for not involvinged supervisors in the move. >> racial tension is calming for a second separate day in ferguson, missouri, although seven were arrested. the protests were relatively quiet. police credit community leaders for trying to help decrease the unrest. yesterday, the governor announced a systematic withdrawal of national guard soldiers and now it has been 13 days since the shooting death of an unarmed black teen, michael brown, by a white police

officer. brown's funeral is held on monday. now, the latest on the execution of american journalist james foley. his brother and sister are speaking saying the u.s. government could have done more to try to free their brother from isis. here is the latest on that story. >> the massive international manhunt to find james foley killers continues. this man is one three british citizens at the hostages nicknamed the beatles, jailers and torchers for the militant group. >> in an interview on why who news, the sin lanes said the cons is done more to save their brother. >> i really, really, really, really hope that in some way jim's death pushes us to take a look at our approach, our policy

to have hostage nexts. >> dire warnings from top military officials saying isis is as well funded and sophisticated as any group the united states has ever seen. beyond just a terrorist group. >> they are a threat to every interest we have whether it is in iraq or anywhere else. >> officials have been clear: the airstrikes, 100 so far have been been a knock out blow. >> we should expect isis to regroup and stage new offensives. >> there is the big question of syria. the chairman of the joint chiefs says isis is safe haven must be dealt with. >> can they be defeated without real estating that part of their organization which resides in syria? the answer is, no. >> the general was not enthusiastic about airstrikes in syria but did not rule them out.

berkeley police need the public's help to find a missing woman suffering if dementia, the 73-year-old disappeared last night at 11 o'clock last seen when walking and is anyone to cover a lot of group. she speaks spanish and little english at 5' 4" last seen wearing blue pants and green jacket. >> miss have beefed up patrol after a sideshow accident in a high school. this is video of another one. drives perform dangerous stuntses with their cars. on august 6, police say an 18-year-old driver was doing doughnuts at los gatos high school and he lost control of the 2014 mustang and claimed his brakes failed and he hit a railing but a witness posted on the site said that a kid doing doughnuts hit a kid and smashed the car to the rail. the youngster who was hit suffered cuts and bruises.

>> legal help could be here for illegal immigrant children who come here from central america. the governor and the legislature, the democrats, are setting aside $3 million to pay for lawyers for the youngsters. they are more likely to be deported without representation. there are estimated to be 4,000 undocumented children in the united states without an adult. >> today, kids in san francisco are learning about more than just basketball and role -- volley ball skills. knick is in san francisco to explain. [ inaudible ] >> each of them checked shoes over the summer, shoes they want on give away to others. >> speed and agility are operator every athlete.

>> without the right equipment, like shoes, the skim on -- the skill on the court is a long shot. >> it is hard going to basketball or volley ball without shoes. >> more than 30 summer catch students collected shoes to donate to children in central america. what started as a simple idea to sell operate the camp's 25th year turned into a shoe bonanza filled with 4,000 pairs of shoes collected by the athletes and coaches. at the end of the day this location and the other campus will have collected more than 70,000 pairs shoes to give away. >> incredible the kids gather can collect so many shoes. amazing. >> the shoe drive and about helping people. and you can help someone in the maul of the way and in biggest way. >> the coaches would agree, they say their philosophy is simple. encourage young people to thing

others and build a community of compassion >> the kid brought 87 pairs this week. 87 pairs of shoes. that inspired me to go out and collect my own and to you i are donated over 200 pairs myself. >> showing that teachers are often inspire by their students. as we stepped outside, one more family dropping off two bags of shoes. >> now comes the challenge of figuring out how he is going to box and ship 70,000 pairs of shoes. it is a challenge that he is up for. thanks, knick. it will to come, hospitals in the central valley are on alert. >> they told to look out for this couple. plus, you thought breakfast was must important meal of the day? think again. a study dispells the popular

beliefs. the blue skies and mount diabolo in the bag -- background but low clouds further out. drew tuma

>> and security are looking out for a couple that came to a hospital carrying two fake

babies, with security saying they were so exciting about their imaginary children they posed for pictures. no word on why they accessed the unit. security denied the couple access not once but twice and warped them if they came back they would be arrested for trespassing. >> a new study will have you rethinking the notion that breakfast is the most important notion of the day and could be jut another wheel trying to lose weight were no more successful than those who skipped. people with ate breakfast moved around more in the morning, they moved just enough to burn the calories they had eaten. also, contrary to beliefs, skipping breakfast did not make people eat huge lunch and dinner. >> today is the were ago of the story of the de la salle football team in concord and the incredible 151 we --

i believe the streak was from 1992 to 2004. they did not lose a single game. >> pretty incredible. >> incredible. >> the stuff of movies. >> drew tuma, are you going to warm us up this weekend? >> we are. sunny skies across the bay area and a shot of sfo, no arrival delays and unlimited visibility and details how the friday afternoon and weekend are shaping up. >> playing with fire, the new imaging coming from the international space station. >> letting your child fly it alone could take a bite out of your wallet with pumping the prices no

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>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> astronauts on the international space station are playing with fire. check it out. they are conducting experiments on how fuel burns in microgravity, how quickly, the conditions needed for soot to form and how milks -- mixtures of fuels evaporate before burn ing. they are just playing with matches, just like...when i was growing up. >> much safer. >> of course. >> i know this excites you. >> yes, everything science. >> many locations are in the 70.

we off to a beautiful start this morning and a wonderful afternoon so live doppler 7 hd shows we are calm, the clouds are receding and we are not seeing sunshine yet, it is coming. from emeryville camera we will show you blue sky but the clouds are still howing along the idea coast and not just san francisco is under sunshine. san francisco is 65 degrees and oakland at 71 and san jose at 74 and gilroy warm at 75. half moon bay is at 64. sfo right now has no delays. the visibility is perfect. it is gorgeous blue. santa rosa is 66. napa is 65. 68 in novato. fairfield at 71. 74 in concord. livermore is at 78. you can see the bay bridge and the trees are swaying because we have an active brain at 10- to 15-miles per hour off the

pacific. there is late patchy fog areas that will burn off in the next hour it will be mild to warm this weekend. we have a breeze off the pacific. it is keeping the clouds along the coast and the prez -- breeze will keep us cooler. in the pacific we have not one, not two, but three maimed storms in the ocean. they are not a threat to the mainland but they are churning up the ocean. over the weekend if you are at the beach we have a stronger than normal rip current so the waves will come from all directions. the southeast will be rough. highs today are 80 in san jose, 83 in los gatos, the peninsula is 78 and 63 for pacifica and san francisco topping out at 67 and 68 for south san francisco. the summer spread in the north bay, 63 at bodega bay andup for

napa. the east bay location is mid-70's. 72 for oakland and 74 for san lenadro and inland warm but cooler than we were yesterday at 84 for pittsburg and 86 for antioch. the a's are at home with first pitch at 7:00, grab a light jacket. at 9:30, the temperatures will drop to 62 when it wrapped up. lows in the bay area are typical: upper 50's to low 60's 60 in oakland and palo alto has a low of 60. the seven-day outlook shows warm tomorrow, 86 inland, 64 no the coast and warmer tomorrow and, again, midweek we are back and the 90's inland and upper 60's along the coast. >> leading up to labor day. >> more people are expected to take to the skies during the labor day week end. airlines for america predicts that airline travel will rise by 2 percent over last year during the holiday weekend. 14 million people are expected to fly during the week following

labor day. aaa predigs 35 million americans will travel 50 miles from home by plane or car for the holiday. >> if you want your young teach to fly alone on american airlines, it will cost center. starting after labor day, american will charge $150, each way, for 12 to 14-year-old teen would flies alone. this is for those traveling without an adult saying it will ensure safe travels for the youngsters and match the policy of us airways with woman they messaged. >> we have a furry friend in the studio. >>

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>> at 4:00, ready for burning man, tekkies are changing the look of the festival. >> at 5:00, four years of schooling at a two-year college. the governor could sign a new law changing the way the state educates the students. >> pets are always cute but today it is adorable cutie. >> here is drew tuma and his friend. >> this is james from the spca and reyna.

>> a spaniel mix that came to us from a shelter and we took her to work with her because we have more resources. >> what i have noticed she is tame. >> she is fellow. we do not know the history she could have come from someone's home or she is a nicing do. >> how does she do with kids? >> we don't know about kids. she is great with other dogs. we encourage people with kids to come to the shelter if they are thinking of adopting to bring the whole family. >> should they bring other pets? >> not a bad idea. >> you are offering a discount for folks that want to go to the spca. >> we offer 25 percent all training classes in oakland and dublin facility and viewers can use the code abc 25 go regular step for classes. >> she is so cute. >> have you seen her tongue? >> it is blue as can be.

she is a unique pet and she need as loving home. >> she is a very sweet dog. >> how do we get in contact? the number is on screen. head over if you went to adopt a pet the he is loving. let's pitch in and try and find her a loving he. >> thanks, guys. a close up shot of the tongue... >> for the big discount for drew, he could take her home! thanks for joining us. >> have a great weekend. we lebanon you with a huge shot of the one you can

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