numerous times. as the assailants begin to leave, the video pans over to victim one who is lying on his back not moving and looking disoriented. the attack happened on the 300 level on the north side of the stadium. police say it took just minutes to find the two suspects. >> stadium staff employee did point out to our folks there at the scene, there was a fight inside the restroom and our folks did respond, mean officers did respond to the restroom. >> reporter: santa clara police say the two suspects are related and may in fact be brothers. 49ers fans we spoke with today say despite the assault, they feel safe at levi's stadium. >> i think there was an abundance of security. every time you looked around. >> a lot, the alcohol has to do with. but yeah, there were a lot of police officers and security all throughout the game. >> things are going to happen. it's a shame it happens but you

can't stop absolutely everything. >> reporter: the two victims were taken to a hospital. one was treated and released. the other is in serious condition. the 49ers front office tweeted a response to this incident just a little while ago and it reads in part we would like to send our deepest concern and well wishes to the victims of yesterday's incident. we were appalled to see the video of the attack. vic lee, abc 7 news. no violence today, certainly a lot of anxious moments. the giants were hoping to sweep the washington nationals in the national league division series playoff game three. the game just went final. the nationals win 4-1 as they defeated giants ace madison bumgarner. let's go live to abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman live at at & t park with a bunch of fans exiting the game. wayne? >> reporter: well, they say baseball's a game of anticipation. the fans here today were anticipating a win and moving on to the national league championship series.

as you said, they are going to have to wait for at least one more game. meet me at willie mays. for anyone going to the game at at & t park, willie's not just a hall of famer anymore. he's a landmark. who you waiting for? >> my nephew. >> my brother. >> reporter: after a season of highs, lows, injuries, rookies, no-hitters and frankly, doubt, this is bonus time. game three of a post season that feels miraculous by its mere existence. >> kind of iffy. at best, iffy. >> reporter: but it's here now in orange and black glory. this is the look? >> this is the look. see? the shoes, the bows. >> reporter: a fitting tribute as the wild card champion giants returned home today needing one more win to move on to the national league championship series. >> the only time we do well is [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: safe to say that coming into this game, the giants were an organization with some kind of october mojo.

they had ten straight post season wins going back to 2012. is that an embarrassment of riches? >> i waited 53 years to wear that. okay? that's how i feel. giants, baby! >> reporter: it's how a lot of people feel. of course, now they will have that feeling again tomorrow night when they come back. that game starts at 6:00 p.m. they got their money's worth. they got a good game. they got a tight game. they will get another game. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> this family nonetheless excited about these playoffs despite the outcome today. pictured there with the mascot, they posted this photo on ureport. we love to see your pictures. e-mail us your fan photos or tweet them to us. abc 7 news has learned a high school principal in marin

county has resigned after sheriff's deputies arrested him for having illegal drugs inside a hotel room near sacramento. thomas "woody" price leads the private branson school. why don't you pick this up? >> deputies arrested the 54-year-old while answering a call from another man worried about his friend. they found her in the hotel room, woke her up and discovered cocaine, and methamphetamine in the room. hall remains in jail. san francisco police working to track down a man for assault. surveillance video shows her walking down the street and her attacker pretending to be on his cell phone. the man attacked when she reached the door to her apartment, lifted her dress, groping her. the woman fought back screaming and chased him away. she was not physically injured. san jose has turned to the

homeless to keep the city's highway on and off ramps clean and graffiti free. the gateway project gives the homeless vouchers to cover rent, food and toiletries for their time. this is a team of volunteers at work off i-280 today. the program uses homeless workers to do cleanup chores in various neighborhoods. the workers we talked with say the programs give them hope. >> i kind of demonstrated my dependability and reliability and i am hard working. >> getting back to being real, being happy. giving back. that's the best way to feel good about yourself. >> the gateway project is funded by tivo, wells fargo and ernst and young. it is expected to bring on six people to start but could expand to as many as 60. advocates are cheering a decision by san francisco mayor ed lee approving $2 million in

legal support to help children caught in the border crisis. it will help fund legal services for children who fled violence in central america and now face deportation. governor brown is weighing in on the race for the mayor of oakland. he is now endorsing schaaf for the position, one of seven candidates for mayor. laura anthony joins us from oakland. this endorsement, does it mean much? >> reporter: well, it really doesn't if history is any indication, an endorsement from jerry brown doesn't necessarily translate to a victory. in fact, the last two endorsements did not lead to them winning the mayor's office. brown says forget about that. >> i'm here to endorse -- >> reporter: governor jerry brown said it loud and clear. his pick for number one in the oakland mayor's race is former staffer, libby schaaf.

>> she's a down-to-earth person. she has a lot of common sense. she's done good things on the city council. >> i am so excited to bring back to oakland government that jerry brown, roll up your sleeves, get some stuff done energy for oakland. >> what matters is the votes of oakland residents. >> reporter: the candidate who polls show is leading the race to be oakland's next mayor, rebecca caplan, says she's not focused on what her rivals are doing. >> my concern is not what the other candidates are doing but making sure we are doing our work to make clear to the people of oakland that i am committed to a safe city with economic opportunity for all. >> reporter: while schaaf was picking up the governor's blessing, another top contender, joe timmon, was going door-to-door, trying to gain favor with residents in east oakland. >> she's a friend and congratulations to her for getting that. i think anybody who gets that kind of endorsement must remember the "sports

illustrated" effect. they put your picture on the cover of the magazine, you usually lose the next game you play. >> reporter: the mayor's campaign sent a statement pointing out that kwan may not have the governor but does have quote, the strongest, broadest and most diverse coalition of endorsements in the race. laura anthony, abc 7 news. as for governor brown's own re-election bid, a new report shows he has nearly $24 million in his war chest. he spent roughly $400,000 this year. much different story for brown's opponent. he reported he spent nearly $5 million on his own campaign this year. for many people, the election actually starts today. vote by mail ballots are being sent out. this past june, 69% of all ballots cast were done so by mail. we have much more ahead on this first monday in october. >> multiple gunshots were fired in the store. >> chshoppers were inside when

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e-mails released in the last few weeks as a result of the first batch, the president of the california public utilities commission recused himself from pg & e gas transmission rate proceedings and also had his chief of staff resign. now a second commissioner is implicated in this latest batch of e-mails, mike florio is in several messages between brian cherry and other pg & e staff members. cherry was released from the company last month because of these e-mails that seemed to show a very cozy relationship between him and regulators. commissioner florio spoke with me by phone today about these latest e-mails. >> my biggest concern is that people that don't know me and know my history are going to think somehow i'm being buffaloed by pg & e and in fact, i think my whole professional career has been one of not taking what pg & e says at face value. >> utilities are obligated to

report all communications with commissioners and today's e-mails are part of a filing by the company showing that it did not do that entirely. this all comes as the commission is weighing more than $1 billion in fines following the san bruno disaster and response. right now i'm going through a lot of these e-mails that were just released today and i will have details on their contents and a response from pg & e coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >> see you at 6:00. san leandro police plan to ask prosecutors to charge two shoplifting suspects with attempted murder after a shooting at a walmart store. this happened at the walmart on davis street just west of interstate 880 last night. detectives say walmart security guards spotted the men hiding items inside their clothing as they walked through the aisles. two undercover guards confronted those men as they tried to leave. >> at that time, a struggle ensued between the security officers and the two suspects who are adult males.

one of the men removed the hand gun from his waist band and opened fire. >> the economy's getting tough and you will get people like that. i think our security police officers should really step up. >> officers searched a car in the parking lot after that shooting. both suspects remain in custody. police in mountain view need your help to find these three people. police say they went into the rei store on charleston road and stole a bunch of gps watches. this happened on september 13th. police are only now releasing these images. if you happen to know any of them or have information about this case, give police a phone call, please. virginia began issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples today just hours after the supreme court decision letting same sex marriages stand in five states. this couple, jennifer and erica, got married at the arlington county courthouse. today the high court refused to hear the appeals of five states trying to keep their same sex marriage bans in place.

officials in utah, wisconsin, indiana and oklahoma are also preparing to issue same sex marriage certificates. >> feel like we a're in the twilight zone. i did not expect this whatsoever. i thought we would have to wait at least until june. >> i can tell you that i am surprised about this and disappointed. i believe the people deserve to have this hearing taking place at the supreme court level. >> the court's order effectively makes gay marriage legal now in 30 states. still, the justices stopped short of resolving the issue of same sex marriage across the country. opponents still have challenges pending in all 50 states. there are several developments in the ebola crisis tonight. a spanish nurse who treated an ebola patient at a madrid clinic is the first person to contract that virus outside of africa. in dallas, the patient being treated for ebola has been given an experimental drug but remains in critical condition. president obama says the

international community is not doing everything it can to battle the ebola virus. however, he says the chances of an outbreak here in the u.s. remain low. >> we know what has to be done and we have the medical infrastructure to do it. but this is an extraordinarily virulent disease when you don't follow the protocols. >> an american video journalist who contracted ebola while working in liberia is back on american soil. that's him in a haz/mat suit walking off the plane in omaha, nebraska before heading straight to a hospital quarantine unit. as you know, there are daily developments on the ebola crisis. get alerts on that and other breaking news as well with our abc 7 news app free to download on apple's app store or google play. we also have more information at abc7news.com/apps. parking at b.a.r.t. will not be free at east bay stations anymore. b.a.r.t. will charge $1 for parking at various stations that are currently free. here is the new schedule. the fee goes into effect october

27th at concord, november 12th at north concord and the dates have yet to be determined for the coliseum and hayward stations. to pay those fees, drivers have to sign up in advance at b.a.r.t.'s web page. the teamsters union wants facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg to support a plan to unionize the company's drivers. they are paid $20 an hour and have to work split shifts and are not paid for down time. it's the second time the teamsters tried to represent shuttle drivers who take some of the bay area's highest paid workers to work in silicon valley. facebook has declined to comment on that request. investors really seem to love hewlett-packard's split up strategy. stock is up 5%. bill hewlett and dave packard famously started hp in their palo alto garage back in 1939. it's considered the birthplace of silicon valley. now the company is being carved up. each part serving different purposes. hp inc. will take over the legacy part of the company, that

is personal computers and printers. hewlett packard enterprise will look forward, emphasizing cloud computing and r & d. this company will be run by current chief meg whitman. each company laying off an additional 5,000 people by the end of next year. go-pro video can now be captured live as it's happening, livestream is a major site for broadcasting realtime video over the internet. today, it updated its app to add cameras from the san mateo company. the go-pro connects to iphones wirelessly. the iphone can be left in a pocket like a wireless hot spot. the app handles the uploading of video in real time which is pretty remarkable. on the subject of streaming, one big company is pulling the plug, bowing to competition from bay area based netflix. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with more on that. >> netflix will soon have less competition, at least come tomorrow. red box, streaming video service

operated by verizon, will shut down on tuesday. the service was just launched last year to compete against netflix but never really caught on. subscribers will receive e-mails notifying them of the termination of the service as well as details on refunds. if you have a problem getting your refund, let me know about it. have you ever checked into a hotel and found your usual wifi connections just won't work? that happened in nashville and now there's a huge settlement. marriott international has agreed to pay a $600,000 civil penalty for blocking people from using their personal wifi network in the gaylord opryland hotel and convention center. the lawsuit accused the hotel of blocking the signals to encourage customers to use the hotel's wifi network which of course the hotel charges for. the settlement bars marriott from using the blocking feature on its wifi monitoring system at the hotel. walmart is getting into the insurance, health, i should say, health insurance business. agents will be set up to sell

insurance policies at 2700 walmart stores. those who are 65 or older will be able to compare and pick from medicare supplement plans. those who are younger can compare plans available through the health exchange. walmart isn't actually comparing and selling the plans itself. a partner, direct health.com, is doing that. you may remember back in april, walmart teamed up with auto insurance.com, a sister company of direct health. now, is your car a ticket magnet? you can find out by going to my facebook page. i have a quiz there. >> depends how fast i'm -- i would never drive that fast. not me. no. whoever was in my vehicle at the time it was being driven excessively fast. >> michael, thank you. turning to the forecast now. >> sandhya never speeds when she drives. >> oh, no. >> i don't even want to discuss

it. >> all right. the cooling can't come fast enough, right? let's switch gears here. >> sandhya drives like the weather. in the 80s. >> not quite. inland areas today were in the mid to upper 90s. still too hot for you? don't worry. we will drop those temperatures the next couple of days. it will cool off. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. fog and high clouds are moving in along the coast and wind right now is onshore. this is basically what we need to reach some of our inland areas to cool us off, but it is going to take a little bit of time. today, coast and bay have definitely seen some change in the weather with the cooling. san jose cam showing you sunshine, 88 was the high for today there. 64 in san francisco. currently oakland, 72 degrees. san jose, 86. half moon bay is the place to be, 59 degrees. golden gate bridge camera showing you just a beautiful view as you look out there.

89 in santa rosa. it is currently 85 in napa. look at these temperatures, still in the mid to upper 90s. livermore, you managed to get up to 99 today. here's the gorgeous view from the emeryville camera of the high clouds that are going to be with us tonight along with the fog. gradual cooling through thursday, warming back up this weekend. but we are not expecting a heat wave. tropical storm simon still churning off the baja peninsula. it is expected to weaken and will continue to send moisture across northern and central baja peninsula. they are expecting heavy rain, three to six inches, could see isolated higher amounts and some of that moisture gets into the desert southwest by wednesday. they could be seeing flash flooding and mud slides. big ridge of pressure remains in place. that's why this hot weather is just not in a hurry to leave. but things will be changing, slowly that ridge gets nudged east this week and that's when the cooling will definitely be felt in the inland valleys. overnight tonight, the fog pushes in over the bay so some fog for your morning commute, coast and bay. give yourself plenty of time.

the fog may be on the dense side first thing in the morning. great sleeping weather, though. after the 90s we will mostly drop down low 50s to low 60s. the long nights allow for good radiational cooling to take place. tomorrow afternoon, it's a very pleasant day in the south bay. 84 in san jose. 77 in santa cruz. still some hot weather around morgan hill, gilroy in the low 90s. on the peninsula, 78, 82, redwood city. coastal highs in the low 60s. you hang on to the fog around half moon bay. 63 degrees. downtown san francisco, 72. the fog will just linger around the sunset district. mid 60s. north bay, 60s at the coast but all the way up to the 90s around calestoga. 87 in napa. out towards the east bay, 78 oakland, san leandro. inland spots, you will still be on the hot side, 93, livermore. 90 in antioch. wait another day or two, you will start to notice a difference. accuweather seven-day forecast in the mid 80s by thursday for the warmest spots. mid 60s coast.

temperatures start to recover as the wind comes around, becomes offshore over the weekend. low 70s to low 90s. it is going to be warm to hot with no fog around but at least it won't be another repeat of the heat wave. >> thank you. get ready for a lunar h

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scientists at lawrence livermore labs say ocean temperatures in the southern hemisphere are actually warmer than we think. researchers used satellite data and climate models to support their findings. they say earlier findings and limited analysis led to conservative estimates of temperature change. 60% of the world's oceans are in the southern hemisphere. heat stored in the ocean accounts for most of the excess heat that's associated with global warming. the u.s. navy has released new video of unmanned navy boats that could be crossing the seas within a year. they are like driverless cars. they are called the autonomous

swarm boats. they use algorithms, advanced computer programs and sensors to determine how to navigate the seas and coordinate their efforts. they can even surround enemy ships to deter them from advancing into restricted waters. while the boats move on their own, their weapons systems are operated remotely by humans. early risers can expect to see a rare sight. a total lunar eclipse that coincides with the sunrise on wednesday morning. it should start to become visible about 3:25 a.m. nasa expects that sight to be colorful even for cities with lots of artificial light. the moon will turn a dim red because of sunlight scattered through the earth's atmosphere with a band of turquoise visible just before the moon is fully eclipsed. when we come back, we update the condition of an injured eagle. >> rescued by a bay area wild life group.

coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, we go back live to at & t park for post game reaction. the giants came up short in game three. we look ahead to game four of the series tomorrow night. how much does your landlord have to pay to kick you out of your apartment? a new debate over affordable housing in san francisco. the bay area cardiac patients who defied the odds. tonight they get back the first responders who save their lives. that's coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. golden eagle found injured in morgan hill last week is doing very well in rehab. >> 4-year-old female is named morgan. she made it through surgery and will be on antibiotics for a couple of weeks. >> officials at the morgan hill wildlife education and rehabilitation center think morgan might have been impaled on a metal pole or fence. an x-ray shows no broken bones or bullets but there is a tear to her air sac. officials say she needs that to fly. >> hopefully she will go outside to strengthen her wings and be okay.

that will do it for us. >> thanks for watching. welcome to "world news tonight." developing right now. what we've just learned about the ebola patient in dallas. what they're giving to him. the american journalist with ebola coming home, suited up in the heartland. able to get on that stretcher. and we ask dr. besser, who is protecting the homeland? are authorities asking any questions at the airports? also breaking, the first picture of the american son arrested, authorities say he was boarding a flight to join the terror group isis. how they say they knew. paving the way to the altar. the historic day at the supreme court. and what it means already. breaking late today, the urgent manhunt. one of america's most wanted, the letter just discovered. and what it reveals. and the crash seen around the world. a miracle no one was killed and what we've now learned about that place on the track.