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nah, i'm still sad about the popcorn. live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> by air and on the ground, police are searching for a missing 6-year-old boy in san jose. he's autistic and can't talk, making the search that much more desperate. good evening. hours after the sun goes down, a little boy is still missing in san jose. this is 6-year-old sergio zepeda. in addition to searching for him, san jose police are talking to his mother and her boyfriend. alyssa, you spoke with them, as well. >> reporter: i did. and they were very worried, especially as it kept getting later and later in the day.

sergio has been missing from his home for 14 hours. and the search does continue into the night. in fact, search and rescue teams were just called back to the staging area. they're heading back up the hill to look. there's also the flyers have been printed. search dogs, a helicopter and a community looking for this little boy. 6-year-old sergio zepeda was last seen at his house on san jose's rorty drive. he was watching tv and jumping around. when they started to cook breakfast, he was gone. >> everybody's worried. it's like, too much time. >> i don't know where he is. i wish i would know. >> reporter: sergio's mom and her boyfriend have been talking to investigators all day. that's why they're in a police car. but they're not considered suspects. and police say there's no reason to believe foul play was involved. they think sergio got out of the house, through the garage door. >> we put a latch on the door. and that way, he don't go into

the garage. but he open it. >> he figured out how to open it. >> reporter: sergio is autistic and does not communicate verbally. he may only be wearing a diaper, no shirt or pants. police and search rescue teams are scouring a three-mile radius around his home. >> there's a quarry. creeks. >> reporter: family members gathered together. some in tears. a few neighbors showed up to help look. >> it's an opportunity to try to give back to the community and help. to find a child. i asked them, what would you do? where would you go? >> reporter: a helicopter kept watch overhead, even as it got dark. police say sergio has been known to run off and hide. they're asking the public to keep an eye out and to call them if you think you see him. >> police in oakland are looking for a hit-and-run driver who injured a toddler. just after 11:00 this morning,

officers responded to 35th and international avenue on a report that a 1-year-old or 2-year-old child had been hit by a car. the driver did not stop. the child reportedly has minor injuries. police have not released a description of the driver or the car. emergency crews had to rescue three family members tonight after high tide trapped them on the rocks in half moon day. cal fire says it happened about a mile and a half south of the ritz carlton hotel around 6:45 tonight. once crews located the man, woman and 8-year-old child, a rescue boat from the san mateo county harbor master was on to the scene. they were not hurt. a chp helicopter assisted in the rescue. new at 11:00, a family of a half moon bay woman shot and killed by a deputy this summer, is protesting the district attorney's decision not to press charges against the deputy. this group of family and friends demonstrated today in half moon

day. she was shot and killed on the night of june 3rd. she was developmentally disabled and refused to take her medication. they called 911 when she grabbed a kitchen knife and threatened her parents. >> i don't know if it was negligence from the officer, negligence from the 911 dispatcher, but this shouldn't have happened. it could have been handle -- he could have handled the situation in a different way. >> the district attorney's report says she charged at the deputy with a knife. the family plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the county. one person is dead after a bizarre early morning crash on highway 101 in san jose. a green honda lost control just before 2:00 and crashed into the retaining wall. two women got out of the car and were standing by the vehicle, when another car slammed into theirs. the impact was so hard, one of the women fell over the retaining wall on to the king

road off-ramp. according to the chp, drugs and alcohol were not factors in the crash. police are looking for a man accused of causing a wreck that ended with a bus crashing into a richmond home. police say 24-year-old richard contreras was driving a stolen vehicle that collided with a transit bus. the bus slammed into a house, narrowly missing a 3-month-old baby in the living room. eight people on the bus, including the driver, had minor injuries. police caught a juvenile who was a passenger in the car. but the driver, the passenger's older brother, ran away from the scene. tonight was the first-ever international soccer game at the new levi stadium in santa clara. we go live outside levi stadium with more. and, lisa, good times inside. but how about outside? people unhappy with the driving and the parking? >> reporter: yeah, very true. there are a lot of unhappy people right now. we are at the yellow lot.

it took us an hour to get here, after we exited 101. and that was two hours before the game. and take a look at the traffic. it is kind of stop and go right now. right now, it's a good stretch. as you can see, they are stopped. now, this is what it looked like once the game ended around 9:00. it was gridlocked. but soccer fans heading to 101 will hit more traffic since the keith urban concert is letting out around now from shoreline. just about everyone was excited to watch tonight's match-up. soccer fans couldn't wait to get into the new levi stadium. they came equipped with flags, face paint and full-fledged pride. the mexico versus chile soccer game sold out fast. but getting here, and to the designated parking lots, wasn't easy. >> we had to ask a bunch of people until someone pointed us in the right direction. >> reporter: are you frustrated?

>> very frustrated. >> reporter: traffic crawled through the streets of santa clara. lanes were closed, cones were up and police were out. but there was still a lot of confusion. >> i was in a line. and i was in the wrong line in my car. so, that took me like 45 minutes. and then, when i went, i make it finally, oh, you're in the wrong line. you need to be that way. >> reporter: adding to the congestion, great america traffic. stadium management, meantime, is keeping a close eye on things tonight. not just on traffic flow. but also on the new turf. the 49ers installed the same type of turf it used at candlestick park. the team hopes this sod will cut down on my problems. tonight's match was the first test on the new field. aside from the traffic, women were upset about the purse policy here at the stadium. only clear bags and wallets are allowed.

in fact, my wallet would be considered too big to take in. that's why women should check their bags or leave them in their cars. live in santa clara, abc 7 news. >> good tip. thank you, lisa. crews are tearing down the san francisco building that was gutted by a huge fire this week. they're starting with the facade of the retail business on mission street, between 22nd and 23rd. the building was destroyed thursday afternoon by a five-alarm fire. building inspectors say it has to come down because the structure is too compromised. it was home to a wholesale shop. the cause of the fire has not been determined. evacuation orders have been lifted, tonight, for hundreds of homes and businesses near a wildfire burning near yosemite national park. the fire broke out yesterday near mariposa. so far, no structures have burned. but firefighters say the dry conditions are making it tough to fight the fire. the fire has burned 300 acres

and is now 60% contained. abc 7 news meteorologist has more on what we're dealing with here. drew? >> we have a smoke advisory for portions of the viewing area. thanks to fires in northern california. still burning at this hour. live doppler 7 will show you the quiet and calm across the bay area. if you change it to our satellite imagery, you notice just south of medford, oregon, we have the happy campfire that continues to burn at this hour. and the way the winds are circulating right now, could blow some of the smoke, especially in the north bay area. there's the smoke advisory in effect through monday morning. beware if you have some issues with the air outside of 24 hours, limit the outdoor exposure. we'll show you how sunday is shaping up. still to come on abc 7 at 11:00, the training exercise to prepare police for trouble, becomes the target of protesters. and earthquake relief one cup at a time. the impressive donations pouring

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police officers have across california and the world are in the bay area this weekend for "operation urban shield." it's an intense training of real-life scenarios. but critics of the event don't like what they call the increased militarization of police. >> reporter: san francisco's

hall of justice was swarming with police saturday, all responding to reports of an active shooter inside the building. but this was only a drill. part of "operation urban shield" one of the training events across the bay area. castro valley, pellet weapons were used by police, in a scenario where a gunman takes hostages inside this church. >> all of the teams that have come through so far, have found this scenario will be very real. it doesn't give them a lot of time to practice or think about what they're going to do. >> reporter: bill guile is a church member, playing the part of a hostage. >> there are people that like to take over churches. >> reporter: some believe "operation urban shield" should not be happening right now inside the bay area. they're having a meeting about it inside this berkeley restaurant. >> there's a lot of the ongoing militarization and increasing

militarization of the police. >> reporter: many here are from the alameda county police and freedom party. they say after the police shooting of an unarmed black teenager last month. >> i think police need training. but not how to use more weapons. they need training in how to assess the situation and see if it's dangerous. >> reporter: a protest was held in oakland friday. mayor jean quan wants the event out of oakland next year. >> for us not to train would be really silly. for us to be on the ready would be very important. >> reporter: "operation urban shield" continues through monday. donations pouring in to help napa pets displaced by the earthquake. ruby and mackenzie raised almost $700 at her lemonade stand today. and pet food express matched the

$700 to the animal shelter. and the girls got to help present the check for more than $14,000 this afternoon. the human main society has received $17,000 in donations since the earthquake. the weather has agreed with the notion of a lemonade stand. more ahead, drew? >> once we get to the latter portion of our workweek, lemonade will be nice and refreshing as the temperatures turn 90s in inland spots. we'll show you a gorgeous start to the weekend. the quiet picture right now. our current temperatures, we're cooling into the 50s in part of our viewing area. 63 in hayward. 59 in san francisco. and napa down to 58 degrees. a live look at sfo right now. we'll show you all is quiet at the airport. we're seeing a little low-lying fog along the coast. that's to be expected. the forecast feature will show coastal clouds tonight. we have a warming trend for the workweek. fog in the early morning.

that pulls back from the coast. we turn to sunnier skies across the bay area. a gorgeous day to wrap up the weekend around here, with temperatures a bit warmer than we were today. we'll notice hurricane norbert is weakening. look at that. winds, 80 miles per hour, down to a category 1 storm. west-northwest, at 8 miles per hour. as you go through the next couple of days, will weaken to a tropical storm. brings a wide swath of moisture to southern california and parts of nevada. a flash flood watch from two to four inches of rain that could bring flooding sunday into monday. thunderstorms with torrential downpours that could lead to flash flooding. along with that, we have waves that are above average. south-facing beaches around san diego, four to eight feet, creates dangerous swimming conditions and coastal flooding is possible. overnight lows in the bay area, mid-50s along the coast. as you go about your day, we

have opera in the park in san francisco. by 2:00, 64 degrees, a bright sky. mixture of sun and clouds. 65 by 3:00 p.m. and 4:00, temperatures in the mid-60s. the oakland a's have a home game against the houston astros at o.co coliseum. highs around the bay area for your sunday. 79 as we get towards the palo alto area. and mountain view. upper 70s. san francisco, topping out at 67 degrees. 66 for daily city. 81 for napa. east bay locations will be in the 70s. 76 for union city. 77 castro valley. 86 degrees in livermore. the forecast will show you early morning clouds and sunshine. high clouds from norbert monday and tuesday. and then, we get warm.

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usc took advantage of stanford's mistakes on the farm, pulling off the upset for the second-straight year. two turnovers, two missed field goals, eight penalties. patrick skov, younger brother of 49er linebacker, shane. stanford up three in the second quarter. jordan williamson misses his second field goal of the game. that was bad. this is worse. wide-open austin hooper for six.

but illegal cut block. kind of a questionable call. knocked them out of field goal range. 8 penalties, 64 yards for the cardinal. he was two for two. s.c. up three. they're pumped up. plenty of time for stanford. in field goal range. but the sack coughs it up. trojans end stanford's home streak. 13-10, your final. >> our coaches and players to be better. not to scrap what we've done. not at all. but to be better than what we were today. a lot of good football teams coming down the road that we have to try to find a way to beat. cal hosting sacramento state. jared goff and kenny lawler, 7-0, bears. finds darius powe. the first career t.d. pass.

threw for 229 yards and 4 t.d.s. none better than this. lawler, the amazing one-handed grab. cal doubles their win total from last year with the victory. san jose hosted by auburn. got 1.5 million to show up. 218 yards and this 75-yard t.d. to tyler irvin. game tied in the first. 319 yards of total offense. but they gave up 358 yards on the ground. cameron artist payne, 100 of those. 16 carries and 3 t.d.s. auburn wins 59-13. we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the diamond, before buster came through for the giants. and if there's a pie in the face of an a's player, there was a walkoff

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the giants are facing the dodgers down behind the arm of madison bumgarner and buster posey's bat. top first, andrew susac gets a double to deep, right center. two runs would come across. giants up four in the first off david price. miguel cabrera returns the favor. he takes a mad bomb deep to left. but bumgarner will get his 17th win. and buster posey would get the last laugh. solo shot puts the giants up. they win 5-4, two back of the dodgers. a's and astros. pick it up in the ninth.

a's down 3-1. josh reddick goes deep to center. off the wall. two runs score. game tied at 3-3. next batter. jed lowrie, grounder. gets through the infield. josh reddick, coming around third. throws in the dirt. otherwise, reddick is out. but the a's get a needed victory on the walkoff single by jed lowrie. and guess who is getting a pie in his face. 4-3, your final. a day of shocking upsets at the u.s. open. men's semis and defending champ, novak djokovic, and roger federer, knocked out of the tournament. over 90 degrees on the court. he fought off djokovic to win in four-sets. first man from asia to reach a grand slam final. this opened the door for roger federer to win his 18th major.

but aces federer for the three-sets victory. 14th seed. 49er preview coming up later in this news cast. stick around. we'll see you then. i know you will be here. >> thanks. another half hour of news is next, including the decision by president obama, today, that has immigration reform advocates furious. and new clues emerge in the search for a private plane that crashed into the caribbean. and harnessing the power of the sun. a chance for women to shine on the job site. we'll be right back. bread. but we know you've been thinking about it, too. so we're always trying to make it even better. that's why we added some ingredients and took others out, making this our best bread yet.

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good evening. in tonight's headlines, the search is still on for a missing 6-year-old from san jose. sergio zepeda disappeared this morning. police interviewed the boy's mother and boyfriend all day, but they are not considered suspects. sergio is autistic and does not communicate verbally. he might only be wearing a diaper, no shirt or pants. a rescue crew pulled three people from the rocks near half moon bay tonight. a man, woman and child were walking along the rocks when high tide trapped them. another big test for levi stadium parking and traffic tonight. an international soccer match between mexico and chile ended around 9:00. drivers were still trying to get out of the parking lot two hours

later. tonight's match was the first big test for the newer turf at levi stadium, since it was replaced last month. president obama is taking heavy criticism tonight from some of his core supporters. immigration activists are blasting him for what they thought was a promise to take quick action on reform. now, the president says it will have to wait until after the midterm election. >> reporter: president obama is beating a tactical retreat from this speech delivered june 30th. >> i'm beginning a new effort to fix as much of our immigration system as i can on my own. without congress. >> reporter: even as late as friday, at the nato summit in wales, the president seemed to deny suggestions that he would postpone taking the lead. >> in the absence of congressional action, i intend to take action. and i'll be making an announcement soon. >> reporter: on the flight home, aboard air force one, mr. obama

began telephoning supporters to break the news. no executive action on immigration until after the november election. and this is the reason. control of the senate is on the line. and democratic incumbents in red states, such as mark prior, and kay hagan of north carolina, could bear the brunt of a voter backlash. >> we will hold him accountable. >> reporter: immigration reform groups reacted bitterly to what they call a betrayal of principles for politics. >> outrage and disappointed at another delay by the president. >> reporter: and they warned of their own voter backlash. it will be more difficult for democrats to get latinos and people in the community motivated to come out to the polls. >> reporter: a senior administration official told abc news, that president obama will sign executive orders on immigration before january. after another day of searching, crews did not find any sign of the single-engine

plane that crashed off the coast of jamaica yesterday. this debris sank or floated away. lawrence and jane glazer took off from rochester, new york, heading for miami. air traffic controllers lost radio contact with the plane and dispatched two fighter jets to track it. the fighter pilots say they saw two people in the cockpit slumped over. the plane crashed in water. a cease-fire in ukraine was broken tonight. they each told reporters they were satisfied up to that point. in cities where troops fought earlier this week, some residents expected the cease-fire to fail. >> translator: there is so much confusion, he says. we don't know what will happen. when people say we must live in a united ukraine and we see

ukrainian forces in retreat, what should we think? >> despite agreeing with ukraine about the cease-fire's early success, russian expressed its anger, after the european union announced more sanctions last night. joan rivers family will hold a private service for the comedienne, despite joking she wanted a big sendoff, the funeral is invitation only. it will be in manhattan. and many of rivers' celebrity friends are expected to attend. rivers died thursday, after complications from throat surgery a week earlier. she was 81 years old. one of the most famous or infamous presidential campaign ads of american politics turned 50 today. >> eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. >> president lyndon b. johnson's

daisy ad helped him win his presidential bid against barry goldwater. it only ran once and shocked viewers who tuned in. it shows a little girl picking daisies before the scene turns into a mushroom cloud. volunteers came out to install solar panels in san francisco. the panels were installed on eight homes in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. the money for the panels came from grid alternative, which not only provides panels but training. >> grid alternative does all of our work with volunteers. and job trainees. so, we're getting people that are interested in solar, maybe people that work with it all day for their job but never actually gotten to touch a panel. >> crews made up of all-women are working out on two out of the eight houses to get women

into solar. a major wetlands restoration project now under way on san francisco bay. you'll see how it's going to turn back the clock 150 years. and the wildcats, bewilder fishermen off the florida coast. a gorgeous start to the weekend. temperatures are running a bit below normal. don't worry. we have a warm-up with the forecast, coming up.

over the past 150 years, more than 85% of the wetlands along san francisco bay have been drained. but a partnership of nonprofit and government agencies is undertaking the largest coastal wet la wetlands coastal effort in the country. dan ashley has the story. >> reporter: from sky 7 h.d., you can see the big piece of land that was almost the site of a new indian casino. instead, it's being put back the way nature intended. >> we're restoring 1,000 acres of tidal marsh in the land awe you see around you. >> reporter: crews are moving 1 million cubic yards of dirt, enough to fill a line of dump trucks stretching from san

francisco to los angeles. it is led by the land trust, for what is the largest tidal restoration on the west coast. >> we're going to cut a 300-foot hole, a large breach in this levee. >> reporter: the wetlands are being brought to life south of highway 37, near mere island. another big wetlands restoration is taking shape. that project is led by the u.s. fish and wildlife service. price tag, $15 million to restore 1,500 acres that will be part of the san pablo bay national wildlife refuge. >> the area out here was farmed for oats and hay. >> reporter: craig garner is with ducks unlimit, a partner in both projects. >> we expect to do a lot more. >> reporter: you may know that wetlands are vit rall for wildlife. but it turns out they're critical for people, too.

the marshes provide a buffer zone to prevent flooding of nearby communities. and they filter out pollution before it gets into the bay. >> they turn out to be one of the greatest types of habitats to store carbon out of the air. >> reporter: both projects connect to other marsh restorations. and both face big construction challenges. it requires digging channel, building wide, gradual slopes and creating 500 smile islands, all to support habitat. reinforcing a levee, so it won't be compromised when bay water comes rushing in. these blocks are part of that process. >> this is a similar product you see in styrofoam coolers. it's more compressed. >> reporter: the foam is placed in a trench next to the highway. then, wrapped in huge plastic

sheets before covered with dirt. levee breaches for both projects are scheduled for next year. but it will take several decades for nature to fully complete the restoration. >> both projects will include a lot of public access to the wetlands. to keep up with the progress, look for the links we posted at abc7news.com. a wild catch by fishermen out of florida. an 18-inch giant shrimp was reeled in. a shrimp. scientists think it might be a manties shrimp. officials are reviewing the photo to identify the exact species. delicious. on monday, abc 7 will be the new home of celebrity chef, rachael ray. on friday, rachael spent the day here, posing for pictures. these are a few of the pictures we tweeted and posted of our time with rachael. she chatted with us about her upcoming show. and dropped a hint that despite

her cooking prowess, she is not great at everything in the kitchen. good. she's not perfect. abc 7's daytime lineup -- i love her show. after terry cruz is going to host the new season of "who wants to be a millionaire" at 1:00 p.m. and "jeopardy!" at 1:30. "general hospital" at 2:00, followed by the abc 7 premiere of "rachael ray" at 3:00. a lot to look forward to, including the forecast. drew and rachael have a special relationship already. >> we're good friends now. >> in your head. >> in my head. we'll show you it's a quiet scan out there. the nationwide weather. i do note the cold front the pushing off the east coast. some lingering showers from washington, d.c. to atlanta, to new orleans. look out west, norbert right now, could bring some rain to parts of arizona, and las vegas. and so cal. we'll keep our eye on this.

we have sunshine up north. 94 in chico. 91 in l.a. and there we go. san diego and palm springs will get some showers from norbert pushing north. in the bay area, 60s along the coast. 70s in the bay. 84 for concord. 77 for fremont. and antioch, around 70 degrees. the seven-day forecast shows you highs inland. and 60s along the coast. and then, we see the warming trend begin. 90s inland. and to the 70s along the coast with plenty of sunshine. >> toasty. >> toasty, indeed. >> thank you, drew. hard to follow toasty. we'll do a little nfl for you. i know you're a big fan. sunday, the nfl. we kick off with the rival of the 49ers and the cowboys. down in dallas, the ni

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good football. it's game one. don't know if they'll come out running 100 times. we'll be ready for both. and we'll be prepared. coach put in a call every day. and we have to execute. the raiders open their season facing the jets. oakland, 1-9, in the last ten season openers. they're going with derek carr, whose fantastic play in the preseason gave him the start over matt schaub. >> our guys' responsibility is to go out and perform at a lie level. but i think they responded well to derek. i think they all understand the talent that he is as a quarterback. and i think they're excited about him having an opportunity to go out there and play. the rest of the day in college football. for the first time since 1988, michigan, michigan state and ohio state all lose on the same day. let's head out to oregon where the ducks played host to

michigan state in eugene. connor cook to price for the seven-yard store. michigan state up after two. oregon fans stunned. there's 30 minutes left. third quarter, marcus mariota to allen. next drive, to keanon lowe. three t.d. passes. michigan state down. tip drill. the diving catch. and oregon with a huge win, 46-27, that final. lebron james in ohio to watch virginia tech and ohio state. hokies never trialed in this game. michael brewer, to bucky hodges. buckeyes quarterback, threw three picks under a minute to play, 63 yards the other way. virginia tech with the upset of ohio state, 35-21, that final. florida state hosting the citadel. jameis winston, 22 of 27.

2 touchdowns. 12 yards to williams. 14-0, seminoles. before the half, winston on the 1 yard line, play fake finds nick o'leary. 37-12. 19, nebraska, hosting mcneese state. early fourth quarter, cowboys quarterback, daniel sams keeps it himself. they score two plays later. 36 seconds left in the game. tommy armstrong jr. finds ameer abdullah. gets around eight different defenders for the 58-yard game-winning touchdown. can anybody tackle here? nebraska hangs on to win, 31-24, that final. let's tee it up. bmw championship. cut to the final 30 today. and phil mickelson knew he wasn't going to make the cut. he withdrew, saying he wanted to concentrate on the upcoming ryder cup.

cherry hill country club. rory mcilroy, turning everything he does into gold. 2 over 72. he's 9 back. the magical putt of his own. bogey-free. birdie on 18. got it. 13 under. top 30 advance to the tour championship next week with a chance to win a $10 million bonus. nascar in richmond. brad keselowski dominated. fourth win of the season. jimmie johnson had to be treated for dehydration. he will be okay. hoops. usa and mexico, round of 16 in the fiba world championship. steph curry, to klay thompson. steph, 11 of his points in the third. usa wins 86-63. plays slovenia in the finals.

mexico and chile. levi stadium. chile with a chance to score. the header knocked away. mexico a shot of their own. 64th minute. de santos shoots over the net. a 0-0 tie. a little bit of everything. and i think the niners and raiders are winners tomorrow. >> thanks for that. thanks, everyone, for joining us. that's going to do it. thanks for watching. news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. have a great night.

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