>> yesterday. they've resodded the field twice after two players slipped on the grass and had minor injuries

during a test last month. the true test of the sod comes tomorrow when the niners host the chicago bears in the first regular season home game at the >> parking lots at levi stadium open at 1:30 tomorrow for the game. fans are asked to be in their seat biz 5:00. tickets are available on the nfl ticket exchange and other websites. they're running between $160 and nearly $67,000 for a ticket. >> the state's ongoing drought is forcing a high school football team on to the turf of its rival for tonight's opening game. the santa cruz cardinals field was bar 'thanks to the drew and water rationing but last month they received an exemption but the sod is not ready so the team owner will take place at the other high school at 7:30. >> ahead, developing news

involving the terror group isis, claiming it has executed another hostage. >> also. >> renewed clashes in ukraine and a reporter finds himself caught in the cross-fire, the terrifying moment on tape and the big question this reporter says is impossible to answer about the conflict. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. another hot day. inland temperatures pushing triple digits about we have a cooldown on the way. we'll have [ male announcer ] we start the day thinking about one thing. 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. bread is on the rise at subway.

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so come on in and get your veggie on. subway. eat fresh. breaking news in san jose. evacuations are underway at the hilton hotel. this comes after a suspicious device was found inside a men's restroom. officers describe the object as being, quote, about the size of your hand. the bomb squad is on the scene, along with the fire department's hazardous materials team. the hilton remains over. just the first and second floors are closed as a precaution. we'll bring you updates as they become available and our breaking news coverage continues right now on twitter at abc7 bay area. >> also it appears isis has

killed another hostage. david haynes. the killing comes after his family issued a public appeal for his captors to contact them. he was kidnapped last year. >> more developing news. the president says america will concentrate on air strikes with contributions from allies and partners and give more support to forces fighting terrorists on the ground. he says more nations are joining a coalition against the extremists who control up to a third of the territory in iraq and syria. >> the additional american force is have ordered to iraq will help iraqi and kurdish forces with the training, intelligence, and equipment they need to take the fight to these terrorists on the ground. because we're leading the right way, more nations are joining our coalition. >> the u.s. secretary of state

john kerris now in talks with leaders across the middle east to build up the coalition. >> the fact it that in today's globalized world, it's only a matter of time before the threat of terrorism anywhere becomes a threat of terrorism everywhere. that is certainly been proven true in the case of isil. >> this week the arab league agreed to do its partner fight against isis. saudi arabia will join the effort to train mod rid sir yap opposition forces. >> slain u.s. journalist james foley's parents say they never knew what the u.s. was doing to help their son after his kidnapping in 2012 and were told they could be prosecuted for raising now pay a ransom for his safe return. members of the militant group beheaded this son last month. >> because we naive lie thought our government could take care of it and bring him home, it

delayed our efforts. we were very slow to get more active and realize, gee, we have to do something here. >> foley's family announced the james w. foley legacy fund to support families of american hostages and aide american journalists reporting from conflict zones. >> fighting north carolina up between pro russian rebels and government forces in ukraine. cnn's reporting had to take cover while reporting near the airport. >> okay. we're okay. but more sounds of artillery fire. it's impossible to figure out who started the shooting, both sides brought the cease fire have blamed one another. but clearly, these are troubling signs that this is a conflict that is far from over. >> the news crew safely left the area. today a convoy of more than 200

trucks crossed the border of ukraine, loaded with what russians report was hugh handtarean aid. the convoy did not have the approval of ukraine officials or oversight of the international red cross. >> let's get a check of the forecast now. drew assume -- is it going to stay? >> we're going to see cooler air move inland and relieve the heat. live doppler 7hd right now, high clouds that are streaming into the bay area, but they're harmless and not bringing rain. so we'll take you outside from the suit sutro tower cam. high clouds giving us filtered sunshine. san francisco, 64. oakland, 70. morgan hill, 87. half moon bay, 63. our exploratorium cam will give you a nice look over the bay waters and a gorgeous sky with the mixture of sunshine and clouds but is bringing us warm temperatures, especially inland.

novato, 88 degrees. fairfield, flirting with 100 degrees, concord, 93. livermore, 97. our east bay hills camera, a nice shot out there. a great afternoon and quiet evening. we'll keep the high clouds and fog with us tonight. the inland heat will ease tomorrow. so good news. guys are suffering in the 90 degrees and a cooler pattern for all is coming with the day forecast. the satellite illinoisry, an area of low pressure circulating and getting closer and closer to the bay area, and as it's going to switch our wind to more suggest are south southwesterly onshow flow and that's cooler and will cool us off. so our forecast animation for sunday we have clouds and fog early on right along the coast. that will pull back and we have tons of sunshine on the way for sunday afternoon. we'll call it more sun, less clouds than today, and temperatures a bit cooler than they were today. so i you're going to levi's

stadium tomorrow, 82 degrees, and then stars in the sky bit 8:30, temperatures down to 70 degrees. so overnight flows the bay area, mainly 50s on the board. 59 inry. 58 in san francisco. 60 overnight in fair feel. highs tomorrow, a few degrees cooler than today. 80 for redwood city, 77, san mateo, 63, pacifica. downtown san francisco, 69. moving north, 60s long the coast but 85 santa rosa, 84, sonoma, east bay, 74, oakland, 76, san leandro. the inland spots in the 90s but backing off from the near triple digit numbers. the seven-day forecast will show you a gradual cooling trend, and the inland spots will get back into the 80s by tuesday, and then we'll see that typical

seasonal pattern continue through friday. >> all right. thanks so much. and now, the reason we're on early, college football. >> stanford the only local team on the sod this weekend, playing host to army and the black knights will give you all the got but the cardinals came out like the air force. updates down on the

>> the 15 in ranked stanford card nursing school hosting army for the first time in 35 years, the black knights won the game in 1979. stanford coming off a tough loss to usc, looking to get back in the win column and the black

knights bringing their triple option to the stadium. hogan finds him in the corner of the end zone, 75-yard drive. 7-0 stanford. army, 1-yard loss. cardinal keep flexing their defensive muscle. cardinals take over in the red zone and capitalize, hogan, the fade route. 14-0 stanford. right now in the third quarter, it's 21-0, updates later in this newscast. >> the oregon ducks taking in his team's game against wyoming at austin stadium. gentry, the pass for the touchdown. all wyoming would get. they're no match for number two ranked oregon. byron mar shell sweeps right, see you.

heisman candidate, marcus mariota, two tds and ran for 71 and two scores, including this 19 yarder. slips over the pylon. ducks improve with the 48-14 victory. >> virginia tech coming off a huge win against ohio state last week. make the hokies overlooked east carolina today. hokies battle back. virginia tech score two tds. the cardinal and at the pirates were too much. through for 492 yards, the third most the hokies ever allowed to one quarterback. east carolina upsets virginia tech, 28-21. ohio state buckeyes looking to bounce back from the loss to virginia tech. hosting kent state. this one all buckeyes. the sophomore, michael thomas over the middle. 31-0, ohio state. 45-0 at the half. now third quarter. barrett shovel pass to marshall.

buckeyes roll, 66-0. improving to 2-1. we'll take a brief time-out before we look ahead to the 49er and raiders matchup on sunday. 49ers hosting the bears. the first time collin kaepernick started against as a niner.

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>> get this, the 49ers lost their first regular season game at kezar, 21-7 to the new york

yankees and lost their first game at candle sticks to the rams 21-13. tomorrow they open levi's stadium against the chicago bears, the team collin kaepernick made his start with. he led the franchise to a super bowl and two nfc championship games. me shredded chicago two years nothing. >> we had to support coach harbaugh when he made the decision to sit alex down and put kaepernick in. we lad to support him. he was out there, making plays. he hit me on a corner route, deep on the left side of the sideline. we were like this guy can play. this guy can really play. he was just running around, throwing the ball, and he was confident. >> tomorrow night, meanwhile, the raiders looking to get into

the win column hosting the houston texans, texans will be without clowney, who is out four to six weeks with an injured knee. derek carl will have to deal with watts. coach den necessary allen continues to see improvement. >> i think we'll see improvement just like you see from season one to season two, always see improvement. the most improvement is from week one to week two. >> more college football later in this newscast and we'll tee it up in the final event on the pga tour. stick around. get that, golf stick, stick around. >> a massive manhunt happening now. officers from three states searching for the killer of a pennsylvania state trooper. investigators say the victim was targeted. >> competition to buy land in california has a woman in court.

how she used craigslist to get revenge against the new home owner. >> a grateful nation gives back. a look at the effort to help those who served he country.

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details are scarce. here's the latest. >> this attack was an ambush. our troopers were leaving the barracks and really lad no -- had no chance to defend themselves. >> the pennsylvania state police are on the hunt for a gunman who opened fire on the troopers friday night. the shooting happened before 11:00 p.m. during a shift change at the blooming grove barracks, 35 miles outside of scranton. corporal dixon was killed, and trooper douglas was wounded. >> the individual who perpetrated this heinous crime is still at large. we do not have a description. or any real information on their identity. we're covering a number of leads right now. >> so far, no one has been taken into custody. investigators are trying to determine whether the ambush was carried out by a single shooter or multiple people and they're

searching for any possible motive. >> this attack was directly specifically at law enforcement. and the specifically the pennsylvania state police. a grave concern to us and we are putting every resource available to the pennsylvania state police into action. >> police agencies throughout the northeast are assisting in the investigation. abc7 news. >> to developing news. evacuations are in effect as wildfire tears through canyon in southern california's cleveland national forest. flames forced evacuation of 30 homes in the orange county town of silverado canyon. the fire has burned through more than two square miles of drought-dried brush in the midst of a heat with a. after burning uphill and away from homes firefighters say there's a chance a down canyon wind could change the fire's course. some home owners are staying put. >> the last time they evacuated us, they wouldn't let us back in for two weeks. >> the fire started yesterday

morning in steep, hard to reach terrain. >> a woman in san diego is accused of soliciting rape on craigslist as revenge against a woman who bought a home she wanted. she pleaded not goal to felony charges yesterday. her attorney says she never intended to follow through, saying it was merely a prank. >> voted one of the best mothers of the year in san diego in 2006 by the union tribune. her picture posted on their web site. now, kathy rowe hides behind her attorney in court. >> she is now unemployed as a result of the media coverage in this matter. we were trying to keep it under wraps as best as we could. >> prosecutors have no sympathy for rowe. they say this story starts back in 2011. rowe wanted to buy this home in carmel valley. it was her dream home. a perfect one-story house for her disabled daughter and ailing husband, but another couple beat

her to the punch and they bought the home instead. that prosecutors say sent rowe spiraling out of control. >> she even offered them $100,000 more than the price that they paid for it to allow. the to take over the house. that's how important it was. >> in retaliation, prosecutors say rowe harassed and stalked the new home owners, had tons and magazines and junk mail sent to their home. but force, prosecutors say rowe post eaved craigslist ad encouraging men to break into this house and rape the home owner's wife. >> enticing men to force themselves on to the victim and have sex with her while she screamed, no. >> rowe's attorney says she never intended any harm and suggests she is sorry for her actions, and calls them nothing more than childish pranks. >> she was in a situation where, she was just playing around on the internet. >> now it will be up to a jury to decide if her actions were

more sinister than just silly pranks. >> that was juliet varroa reporting. she faces a possible sentence of more than nine years in prison. >> a former uc davis chemistry researcher faces a possible three-year prison sentence after an explosion inside his permit david snyder pleated no contest to 17 explosives and weapons possession charges. the blast injured snider and forces his neighbors to evacuate. prosecutors accuse snyder of having nitroglycerin, explosives and blasting caps in his house. his attorney describes him as a tinkerer. >> downtown nap's only grocery store and farmery still closed after -- pharmacy still closed. safeway has not said if or when its store will re-open. a company representative says -- said on friday the quake caused extensive damage that must first

be evaluated. city inspectors have yellow-tagged the billing but no specific damages have been released. 50 employees have gone to work at other safeway stores in the area, including a second napa location on jefferson street and in niesha lay hoe. on beyond the headlines tomorrow morning, look at the recovery effort after the napa earthquake and how the-to-napa and vallejo are coming back. we talk with if the mayors mayof both cities and looks at the support they're getting from the community. >> an amazing recovery, the amount of work the restaurants had to do to get cleaned up. everybody lost, 10, 20, $30,000 worth of food and glassware, people were saying, i've got some old glasses from the can i juan is in fundraiser. >> everybody is helping everything. >> indeed. >> cheryl hosts tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. here on abc7. >> veterans across the bay area

are encouraged to stand down this weekend. stand down is a military term used to describe removing combat troops from the warfield and taking care of their basic needs in a safe area. the east bay standdown takes place at alameda county fairgrounds providing medical, dental, house, legal, and other support services to veterans and their families. >> everything that a veteran really needs to get off the streets. any vet who is homeless or any vet that needs any va benefits that they should attend a standdown. >> the department of veteran affairs estimates there are more than 7,000 vets who are homeless or otherwise in need of help in the nine san francisco bay area counties. an international sporting event for injured military men and women is now underway in london. prince harry launched the competition and helped kick off the invictus games days after a

high-speed drama involving his moat motorcade. >> overnight new detired prince harry's convoy and a dramatic crash on thursday. one of his police escorts on a motor bike smashed head-on into a toyota prius. the policeman catapulted 30 feet into the air. police toll us the prime minister are police men and driver have been discharged from the hospital. >> noone than prince harry. >> prince harry took to the court last night in an invictus games exhibition wheelchair rugby match. the here roy prince was sent to the sin bin for a foul. the invictus games he created. >> we made it bigger. >> he is still the prince but there's also the camaraderie of knowing he has been on the battlefield and is one of us.

>> using sports as a game of recovery for 400 wounded veterans from 13 countries. >> i have no doubt that lives will changed this weekend. >> so what do you get for a prince turning 30 who seems to have it all? we do know his mother, the late princess diana, has a very special gift for him. over $17 million inheritance from her estate. >> tend to spend it like i would if i suddenly pocketed 17 million. >> money aside, promises to be a happy birthday for harry, his brother and sister-in-law reportedly planning a private party for him here atkinsington palace. >> late word that prince harry canceled his 30th birthday party tonight. the cancellation came after a pregnant sister-in-law kate fell ill. >> cab drivers are crying foul over an airport test. the issue involves one of 52 criteria they're tested on by

officials and taxi drivers say it stinkses. >> then, if the shoe fits. the event in oakland helping children take a step in the right direction. >> other live look outside at 4:40 on this saturday afternoon. if you hear from our east bay hills camera. outside another day of warmer temperatures, but cooler weather is coming.

>> there's a new app that hopes to eliminate long lines at the post office. a san francisco startup is trying to remove the hassle from mailing a package. here's how the app works. >> some say. >> like magic. >> but a better description is this. >> the middlemen between people and the post office.

>> the growing has been unbelievable. we have ships over 15,000 packages in san francisco alone since we launched in april. >> the idea came from a problem ceo and cofounder kevin gibbon ran into in the past, shipping a package can be a pain. think long lines and not enough packing material. >> the way the consumer's mindset is going is to choose this on demand. >> it's an iphone an that allows san franciscans to take a picture, put in an address, and wait for messengers to show up. >> cool. you're all set. >> the company charges $5 a pickup. customers receive unique qr codes to track progress as the item is whisked to a warehouse in the bay view district. packing professionals create custom boxes, then hand off the package to traditional carriers like ups, dhl or usps.

>> we get very large discounts from all the shipping carriers. >> they charge customers the retail rate and keep the difference. >> has this removed the stress from your life? >> huge. all of our lives, yes. >> they plan to open in new york city next month. in san francisco, tiffani wilson, abc7 news. >> some taxi drivers at san diego airport are up in arms over body odor. part of the criteria they're tested on. inspectors include the smell test on the 52-item checklist for each cabby, along with proof of insurance, good brakes and adequate tire treads. anyone who flunks the smell test is told to change before picking up another customer. leaders of the taxi union in san diego say the test perpetuates the stereo type that foreign-born taxi drivers smell bad. customers have mixed opinions.

>> cab drivers should be required to smell good? >> definitely. >> please, please. >> just needs to getmer there safely. >> some drivers say they odors are just as likely to come from the customers. the airport authority says the policy of prohibiting foul-smelling drivers and regular a bigging is all about satisfying customer. they note only three drivers fail to get a passing grade each year. >> steelworkers just put the last beam in place on a massive expansion of the san francisco museum of modern art. we have a look at what is going on inside and what you're about to see can only be summed up as extraordinary. here's the story you'll only see on abc7 news. >> the new addition to the san francisco museum of modern art is taking shape. now rising 20 stories above the street. >> very exciting after years of work in preparation for finally seeing the building coming up. >> only abc7 news was there when the museum director check out

the progress on the $305 million expansion. it is desperately needed. since the current museum openin' 1995. the collection has grown in size and pop layers. exploding from 12,000 pieces to roughly 32,000 works of art. that includes 1100 works from don and doris fisher, cofounders of the gap. 23 million people have visited the museum since 1945. more than half have come just as the museum moved south of market. >> one of the finest museums of contemporary art, in the world. >> from sky 7hd you can see the building rising near yerba buena garden. it will be as cutting edge as the art it will hold. >> it houses great works or art and as you approach the building you should recognize it has unique function. >> the expansion is going up

behind the existing landmark building designs by mario botha. it will add 235,000 square feet, huge new space for exhibitions and installations. >> a very calm experience. the rooms are designed to allow the art to move forward in your consciousness. so it has less >> the museum provided us with the video of the staff packing up priceless works, now being stored in an undisclosed location. not everything is tucked away. the museum loaned some of its collection to other museums around the state. at the asian art museum in san francisco, it's a perception of what is beautiful over 2,000 years. running until september 14th. >> then an exhibition opening in a couple of weeks at the oakland museum in california. >> it will be just a peek of

what will be on display when the expanded museum of modern art re-opens in or 2016. >> the cost of the museum is being funded entirely by private donations, including a major contribution from the fisher family of the gap clothing chain. >> alameda county is donating schools to kids. the 18th null school shoe give away at oracle arena. oakland's first african methodist church are helping students and financiallies kick off the school year on the right foot, and left. >> like the color? >> yes. >> too the fit? >> die not know. >> community and health organizations like alameda county public health and clinic delaraza are providing

information and resources to families in need. >> a gorgeous evening out there right now, and a change afoot, though, drew. >> nice job. i like that. we're talking about cooler changes and especially see that in the inland locations. right now, some spots are flirting with 100-degrees so warm across the region. live doppler 7hd will show you some high, harmless clouds out there no rain on the radar, we have this thin veil of cloud cover. live at the sfo camera, a light breeze out there the treetops swaying and temperatures in the 60s. 64. half moon bay, 64. the exploratorium camera showing the nice bay waters-cool, refreshing santa rosa, 81. fairfield, almost 100 degrees. current lip 99. concord, 93. livermore, 97. the golden gate camera will show you high clouds out there. going to be a nice evening, very

quiet. so the forecast futures will keep this high clouds and fog along the coast. inland heat will ease over the next 48 hours and a cooler pattern is coming for all in the seven day forecast. the satellite imagery, an area of low pressure circulating in the pacific as it pushes closer to california. that's the southwesterly wind off the ocean. that onshore wind is cooler for us and that's going to help to cool off the 90s back into the 80s by tuesday in our inland spots. our forecast animation for tomorrow, early on fog and clouds along the coast but look at this. burns right off. we turn to total sunshine across the bay area. more sun, less clouds than we have today. if you're headed to o.co tomorrow to see the raiders take on the texans at 1:25, temperatures right around 74 degrees. i you are headed to the chocolate festival tomorrow, the last day, temperatures in the 60s. some high clouds but will stay

dry, cloudy, with temperatures around 66. overnight lows in the 50s. 59 in oakland. 57 half moon bay. 61 the overnight low in palo alto. and highs tomorrow, bit cooler than we were today. 84 for san jose. 83 for santa clara, 90 for morgan hill. 82 for sunnyvale. 80, redwood city. pacifica will have fog lingering throughout the day along the coast. downtown san francisco, high of 9. tomorrow, 65. sunset district, 65. bodega bay. 85, santa rosa. 83 for napa. east bay loaning indications in the 70s. -- locations in the 70s. -80 for fremont. inland spots in the 90s, but we're not near that triple digit heat we have right now so gradually easing our heat in inland spots. 39 for pittsburg. and walnut creek, 92. the accuweather forecast.

we'll get out of the 90s and 80s by tuesday. and more high clouds for wednesday and this. so hang on out there. if you don't like the 90s, a cooldown is coming. >> i can't take the heat. >> 100 degrees. >> unacceptable. thank you, drew. any changes, college football-wise? >> it's saturday so that means college football. a lot of that cooking up. take a lot at today's game and we'll tee it up at the final the vents of the year, where who else but rory mcilroy is making a charge. sports is on deck.

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>> stanford hosting army on the farm, and the black knights won the game back in 1979. stanford coming off a tough loss

to usc, look ago to get back in the win column. the cadets bring their triple option. 23 yards, nine plays, 75-yard drive, 7-0 stanford. cardinal defense stout. larry dixon fumbles, kevin anderson recovers and the cardinal take over in the red zone. statement two, second time, great touch. 14-0 stanford and these two weren't throw. hogan finds his new favorite receiver again. 15 yards, right now stanford up 50-0 in the fourth. highlights on "after the game." >> cowboys strike first. gentry, 18 yards, to for the touchdown, that's all wyoming would get. no match for oregon.

13-7 guns, marcus mariota, two touchdowns, ran for 71 and two more, including this 19-yarder. ducks, 3-0 with the 48-14 victory. >> 17th ranked virginia tech off a huge win against ohio statement maybe the hokies overlooked east carolina today. shane gadden, one of this three tds. hokies try come back in the fourth. the pirates were too much. threw for 492 yards. third most the hokies ever allowed to one quarterback. they get the victory. east carolina upsets virginia tech. >> rain delayed the start of this georgia-south carolina matchup, and the gamecocks drew first blood. thompson twists into the end zone. gamecocks up 7-0. georgia is not going down without a fight. watch this hit on the sidelines. oh, my.

bulldog safety, knockes nick jones down but holds on in the fourth, south carolina up 31-28. let's tee it up at the tour championship in atlanta. third round, rory mcilroy for eagle on the 15th hole. a 40 footer, and he nails it. shoots a 67. mcilroy and belly horschel in the final group.ñç long putt. misses but shoots a 69. heresell and mcilroy are tied going into sunday. both playing for big play days, a million and a half to win and 10 million to claim the fedex cup top prize. >> coming up, tennessee and oklahoma and stay tuned for after the game with larry beil and yours truly as we break down the day in college football and look ahead to sunday nfl games including the 49ers and raiders. >> oh, my gosh, larry beil is her? >> yes, the real deal. >> that's going to identity for this edition of abc7 news. for drew and mike, thank you for joining us, college football is

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