office space above. uber expects to bring in 2,000 to 3,000 employees. >> we believe having great jobs in this city is part of that solution and encouraging development of additional housing units with an investment like this can also encourage is also part of that solution. all right kevin just opened his gourmet ice cream shop across the street. >> we knew something was going to happen, we weren't sure at what level. so to hear someone of uber's size is definitely reassuring. >> reporter: uber expects to begin renovations next year with project completion set for 2017. laura anthony, abc 7. >> just about an hour ago, the bomb squad detonated a military flare that washed ashore. they're used as markers for military maneuvers. they blew it up to assure that it is safe for crews to haul

away. the park service says it's not unusual for the flares to wash ashore every now and again, but they do warn people it's not safe to touch them because they carry phosphates. also four teens needed to be rescued after getting caught in a riptide. members of the beach patrol warned the kids to stay out of the pacific. paramedics treated and released two at the scene. two girls went to the hospital for more help. but all are expected to be okay. containment of the massive valley fire grew to 80% and another body has been found. lake county authorities say they believe they have located the remains of 66-year-old robert fletcher. he was reported missing september 16. a positive identification has yet to be made. meanwhile fema took an aerial tour of

many are wondering what is happening next. wayne freeman has some answers. >> reporter: and the answer is what happens next is going to be a lot of paperwork. we have all the damage behind you. it will be a laborious process to get the stuff out and rebuilt. but from fema and the state today, we heard they need paperwork, they need information to give the funds to make this happen. sometimes a show of force can be reassuring for victims of the valley fire, this was it today. especially in the presence of craig fugate. >> get in contact with us so we can anything you in and find out how to best help you. >> reporter: this is what happens after the president declares an emergency. the valley fire now qualifies. the number of burned homes, 1230. victims are anywhere and everywhere in middletown or lake

county. we found hayden and jennifer at the middletown animal hospital today where at least their dogs got new roofs over their heads. what can the state do? >> we need shelter. we need money to get shelter. >> we're looking at everything from hotels to rental properties that may be available, to opening old resort. also maybe putting manufacturing housing on the ground. >> reporter: one message from fema today, that their assistance goes to the most needy. the most they will pay this cash is $32,000 per household. the average is $7,000. >> our programs won't make people hole. if you didn't have insurance, we won't rebuild your home. >> reporter: so in middletown, it remain as long road. the calvary has arrived, but now it needs information.

as of this afternoon, fema says roughly 100 people have registered. they were all at a red cross center. they say with proper information, they can get funds to those people within one day. if you need direct information, visit abc7news.com. wayne freeman, nbc 7. there is a tiny bit of normalcy returning to middletown. schools are set to reopen on monday. the school district trying to set up bus service. contact the school's principal by e-mail. evacuation orders will be lifted tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. for residents of anderson springs. officials say water services are not yet available. some roads remain closed. ♪ thousands of catholics poured into the catholic university to watch pope francis make a spanish missionary a saint.

junipero serra is credited with spreading christianity? california. >> ama is live in washington with the story. what a remarkable spectacle it must have been. >> reporter: it certainly was. i'm here at the shrine of the national about a stillry came. t the pope had a very busy first day. his first stop was a visit to the white house and ceremony hosted by president obama and the first lady. the president heaped praise on the holy father as more than 11,000 people crowded the south lawn. >> you remind us that the lord's most you powerful message is mercy. that means welcomes the stranger with empathy and a truly open heart. from the refugee who flees war-torn lands to the immigrant who leaves home in search of a better life. >> reporter: he shied away from

politics and praised the president's stance on climate change. he called it a problem that can no longer be left to a few generation. a 5-year-old girl from los angeles slipped past the barricades this morning during the pope's procession along a stretch near the national mall. sophie cruz handed him a letter and he blessed her. the family says the letter was a push for immigration reform, translated, it said my friends and i love each other no matter our skin color. the little girl's parents are undocumented immigrants. now, the pope then held his first ever mass here on u.s. soil and canonized father junipero serra, the 18th century missionary who brought the catholic faith to california. pope francis urged the crowd to proclaim the message of jesus to people of every nation. 25,000 people from away the

world attended the canonization including some from the bay area. >> so nice to hear what he has to say. his message is fantastic. inspirational for any catholic. >> reporter: serra established nine missions across california including san francisco, santa clara, as well as caramel. some native american groups expressed their anger over his saint hood saying serra enslaved converts and con contribute by theed to the spread of disease. now, coming up tonight on the abc 7 news at 6:00, we'll hear from the bay area native american who had a big role in today's canonization ceremony. ama daetz, abc 7. abc 7 news reporter david

continues our team coverage in caramel where many gathered at the mission. >> reporter: right here in caramel, leaders of the diocese of monterey say the canonization reflects well on his efforts to try to diversify the church and yet today, differences in opinion also show how diversity can lead to deep seeded disagreement. more than 400 people didn't have to wait long as they watched the mass from d.c. on a big screen in the courtyard outside the caramel mission. pope francis canonized junipero serra as cath thick saiolic sai crowd broke into applause quickly followed by the sound of bells. the remains are entombed below the altar. while some parishioners would have liked pope francis for perform it here, no one excessed disappointment. >> i think for me not, maybe for

some people, because i think that the spirit is everywhere. >> reporter: however a group of native americans remains opposed to the canonization. they came to pray at the mission's cemetery and disappointment. >> he doesn't care what thousands of california indians are saying. even to come and meet with us. >> reporte saint hood does not mean a person was perfect. >> whie can't attribute them specifically to father serra egg. >> reporter: a san jose parishioner had other thoutd thought ps. >> i think we just need to celebrate the canonization and leave that part of the history in the past. >> reporter: while the canonization of the saint is now official, what is still unknown is whether saint serra will be

named a patron saint of some aspect of life or perhaps an occupation. some have suggested he may become the patron sapts int of missions. >> david, thank you. is the raisers rebellion over? tonight the controversy over the markings of the coliseum and why the team may now be going with the gold. plus -- >> we'll need assistance up here. >> fake blood but a real need. tonight rushing to the scene and hoping it never happens for real. and an investigation into the men murdered by john wayne gacy leads to a break in a cold case in san francisco. >> a teen found shot to death 40 ye

tonight a reversal by the

raiders. or was it all just a misunderstanding? the team with a pirate for the logo seemed to be defyings nfl yesterday indicating it would not join other teams pby adding special gold paint to its field. but tonight nothing but harmony. kat katie uhe sn kat katie eunice live with the story. >> reporter: the delayed response from the raiders gave people plenty of time to talk about it, so perhaps it was a great publicity move. >> maybe they don't have gold paint. >> reporter: to paint or not to paint. it may not have been an actual question the raiders mulled over. as every other nfl team stepped up to the line for the league and painted gold 50s on their field, the raiders have not. the organization late to the paint party and late with an explanation trying to get an answer, we asked coach jack del rio about the missing gold 50 this morning.

>> yeah, that's not -- that part is not my decision making. we're silver and black. >> reporter: the general manager has been quoted as saying the raiders did not want the gold 50s painted and it had nothing do with sharing a sfalt with the ath the l facility with the athletics. but the raiders owner says today they will paint the 50 yard line gold after the baseball season. he said, quote, nobody respects the super bowl more than the raiders. why the delayed response to paintgate is unclear. but fans sure like the idea of sending a message to the nfl. >> it's not good and black angel says go for it. >> reporter: at the home of the silver and black, the oakland coliseum. katie eunice, abc 7. let's stay with the raiders for a moment. what is being called a coliseum reboot plan is being unveiled, a $1.8 billion development that

includes two new stadiums. a 68,000 seat facility for the raiders and 35,000 seat ballpark for the as. it also includes hoe tatel and retail space. the plan is unveiled at 6:00 on at lucas tap room on grand avenue. a major development today in the case of a missing family. authorities say they found a third set of remains in the ruins of the cabin destroyed in the fire september 13. these are pictures of the structure before the fire. the remains of two other people have already been found. none have been identified. 37-year-old adam buchanan, 34-year-old molly mcafee and their son 7 gavin believed to have been inside that structure. san mateo police are asking for help identifying a dangerous by who held up a walgreen's yesterday afternoon on south he will el camino real.

police say he demanded medication. the thief took the meds, let her go and left the store. >> seems to be an act desperation. somebody who not only needs to be in skral bjail but probably help. >> he's in his twenty, white male. officials say no one was hurt in the robbery. some important consumer news now. michael finney has been reporting on the big change coming to credit cards. >> retailer shoes have the next chip reider e readers just seve days from now. >> change will take effect a week from tomorrow. you may have received new credit cards embedded with a computer chip, designed to prevent hacking. instead of swiping a magnetic strip, you insert them into a reader. that generates a random code used just for that single purchase. that way a thief can't use to

hack your bank account. >> he or she may be able to actually use it once, but they will not be able to copy that special electronic chip. >> stores are supposed to have chip reiders by october 1. it is not required, however. retailers who don't switch could be on the hook for any fraud from swiping the old cards. if you receive social security benefit, you probably won't see any increase in your pavements next year. any increase of benefits is based on the rise in cost of living, but so far we've had almost zero inflation. last year payments went up on. >> average of $22 -- i should say to 2 -- economists predict the payments will be in the same in 2016. it would be only the third year with no increase since 1975. how far can a yelp review go in criticizing ing a business. >> a judge in new york ruled a

woman can't defame a contractor even if he did a lousy job. the woman was ordered to pay $1,000 to a flooring contractor just because she called him a liar, a con artist and scam. the judge said she was entitled to her opinion, but she went over the line accusing him of a crime. the ruling brought more criticism on his yelp page. the woman said she will appeal. the rules here in california, pretty clear. you're allowed to have an opinion about somebody. you're allowed to say they are a lousy flooring guy. you cannot say he's a criminal. you can't say -- you move into a whole different area. you call him a scammerer, he better be one or he can sue you. hot on the first day of fall. >> and it's changing already. >> yeah, kind of ironic. here we are, fall has arrived and the temperatures are risen. actually it's so beautiful out

here. gentle breeze. nice sunshine. a few high clouds. not too hot, not too cold here. let me show what you it being looks like on doppler. just a few clouds passing through. they are harmless. temperatures are up. compared to 24 hours ago, we're up 17 degrees in concord and antioch, santa rosa up 19, san francisco oakland up 8 and 9 degrees. so from the east bay hills camera, the sun is being filtered by high clouds right now. it is 68 degrees in san francisco. mid-70s oakland, mountain view, 81 san jose. 66 in half moon bay. mid-60s at the coastline to the low 90s inland. is is this gorgeous or what? make sure you look up. 7:05 is when the sunsets and those clouds will add an extra burst of color, so it will be beautiful. 87 in santa rosa, 77 in napa.

low 90s for fairfield, livermore, concord 89. already seeing some color from the emeryville camera. and you'll be seeing more of it tonight. very warm the next two days turning cooler this weekend with a quiet pattern next week. satellite and radar will show you what is going on. we have a weaker sea breeze which has allowed those temperatures to come up. a warm fall pattern will continue. the week ahead for san francisco, 78 tomorrow afternoon. above average. staying close to that on friday and then over the weekend, when you have your outdoor plans going on, you will notice that the temperatures do come down especially the second half of your weekend falling below average. and then we'll stay there in the mid-60s monday, tuesday for san francisco early next week. so a bit of a roller coaster. get ready for a ride. but at least it's not a major sharp up and down. just some minor ups addre s and. tonight you will see high

clouds. temperatures in the 50s overnight. we may see patches of dense valley fog tomorrow morning. and tomorrow afternoon, you will need the sunscreen. it will be hot in the south bay. gill roirr gilroy, mid-90s. 9 could you pleaser tee know. coast side in the low since, pacific came half moon bay, 72. downtown san francisco 78.pleas. coast side in the low since, pacific came half moon bay, 72. downtown san francisco 78. 92 in santa rosa. east bay, warmer than average for fall. 83 in oakland, 85 hayward. and 94 in livermore, 92 walnut creek. a quick look at the total lunar eclipse coming up sunday night. look east, it begins at 7:11 p.m. and it ends at

it will be warm from the beaches to the bay to inland the next couple of days. and then in time for your weekend, we will notice the temperatures trending lower. 60s to 80s. we'll keep it comfortable and mild for our next week with the 60s to 80s range. but in the meantime, fall often brings warm weather and today is a case in point. >> we'll take comfortable and mild going forward. >> absolutely. bay area university chosen to play a key

officials say the effort to locate victims of the notorious serial killer john wayne gacy has led to the identification of a teen shot to death in san francisco 36 years ago. andre draft disappeared after traveling from chicago to san francisco in 1979. he was just 16. now dna testing reveals a match to a half sister of his in

chicago. she had the dna checked. gacy was executed in 1994. emergency crews spent today at san francisco international airport preparing for a disaster they certainly hope will never happen. airport staff and various other agencies worked together to simulate a major earthquake. the blood is not real here. all part of the drill. volunteers acted like injured passengers in a terminal and travelers stranded in a remote location. airport is designed to withstand large earthquakes. >> we're getting ready to open a brand new air traffic control tower pa will withstand 8.0 earthquake. >> around 200 people took part in today's exercise. one bay area university will

play a big part in the 2016 presidential and vice presidential debate. a program that uses technology and social media to get young voters talking about the issues in the race for the white house. four other universities will host the debate. next year's first debate will be september 26, so dough mini can h dominican has plenty of time to prepare. and coming up, how local patrons got to fly high with pope francis.

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coming up at 6:00, ama daetz continues her live reporting from d.c. you'll hear from a bay area man who got to participate in today's historic ceremony. and also the unprecedented auction that will change the landscape for anybody who own as tv or uses a smartphone. and big trouble for california's pistachio farmers. their chop is a shell of what it should be. all of that coming up at 6:00. for now no other monument gets as much attention as the one just off interstate 280. >> the 26-foot statue shows saint serra on onewoone knee an pointing west. >> some call it funny looking, others say it resembles a man in

a bath robe. it's also the star gtarget of jokesters. >> the question is where serra is pointing. guesses include the freeway, crystal springs reservoir or the san andreas fault. >> pope francis is getting a taste of the bay area during his trip. >> a bakery cafe is providing a selection of treats for the pope and his vatican delegation. >> they will be served on the pope's flight. >> our products are sold internationally and throughout the united states. but the pope, i was like -- that was really cool. really exciting to hear. >> the bakery scored this high profile gig through its connections with the airline catering firm lsg sky chefs. that's a good job. >> good people to know. hope he enjoyed them. it's great food. that will do it for us. world news tonight is next.

>> we prirkt your time. tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." you can see the thousands gathered here right behind me, pope francis, here in america. his historic visit to the white house. meeting with the president. the enormous crowds lining the streets. the pope lifting a little girl along the route. she hands him a letter. stopping to bless babies. then, entering the basilica. as we heard from so many americans, what is it about this pope? also tonight, the other major headline today. the ceo of the largest automaker in the world resigning, after rigging cars to pass tests. what now for the value of your car? donald trump, firing back tonight. his new message to fox news. why is he so upset? and carly fiorina tonight on her empathy for hillary clinton. terror on the highway. the 911 calls, suspected snipers taking aim at drivers.