bl bleu. >> good afternoon, thank you for joining us. >> first at 4:00, oakland police are looking for a suspect this afternoon after a senseless shooting that's left an artist in an oakland community wondering how and why this can happen. friends of antonio ramos tell us he was shot while working on a mule. >> this picture from his facebook page show us how vibrant and fun-loving he was. live at the scene, wayne? >> reporter: natascha we know less about what happened right now than the reaction to it.

maybe you saw the project taking face behind us in this overpass here. on highway 580. you might have even passed antonio ramos when he was working on it. no one saw the shooter coming. >> we're devastated. >> that's what the whole mural is about, community, revitalization. >> but not soon enough, after a man with a gun killed one of the artists with a single shot. motive unknown. >> i saw a minor altercation between him and the suspect. >> i think that fortunately, engaged somehow with the shooter. and before we knew it, the man pulled out a gun and shot him. >> the artist had volunteered his time on the oakland superhero's project which aims

at involving middle school kids who had planned to visit here tomorrow. the artist had cleaned up the area. this mural had been coming along quickly. it should have been something good. now, in its place, sadness and pain. >> trying to beautify a neighborhood that has challenges. >> everyone passing by has been saying thank you. >> now, no words. from oakland, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> amad brooks pleaded not guilty today to charges of sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman. mcdonald was indicted on a felony rape charge involving the same woman on the same night. his next court day is october 28th. brooks, meanwhile, is still under contract and is playing for the 49ers. >> an oakland teacher and coach has been put on leave after a video surfaced showing him in a

violent altercation with a student on a bus. >> it involved the high school team and laura anthony is there now live. laura? >> reporter: hi, larry. the administration and the district are somewhat blind sided by this incident which happened more than a week ago. not only are they concerned about what appears on this video, but, also, about why they weren't informed about it right after it happened. it's a video that showed what first looks like a heated discussion between a coach and a player. and then quickly escalates. >> we're extremely disapointed by our preliminary impression. >> according to the district, the student is a senior. the adult, the j.v. football coach named carlos anderson. it happened on september 19th as he was returning from a game in crescent city. >> based on the visual evidence, it appears that the first

physical contact was initiated by the adult. that's the main area of concern. there was an opportunity to deelse clat before the push occurred. >> there is an investigation under way to determine what precipitated the fight. and, also, why it wasn't reported to the principal or the district before the video suddenly appeared on twitter. abc 7 news talked with anderson by tell sfoen. he said i've been doing this work for 15 years and don't appreciate my characterer be attacked like this. anderson is on paid leave following an investigation by the district. >> we're learning more today about the latest step at the santa clara counselty main jail. it's the second death there in just more than a month. the man with a 33-year-old inmate reports he was on suicide watch when he was found unresponsive yesterday morning. a person familiar with the investigation tells abc 7 news the man was on the eighth floor

where inmates with mental health issues are housed. the santa clara county's office say it is changing response to the previous death. >> we've had community meetings, more than one transparent. these are some of the things that came up and that's why we're doing it. >> well, back in august, michael tireed died at the jail. three deputies now face murder charges. >> we now know two men shot and killed inside the car. police say victims died shortly after 8:15 last night in the area of san pablo avenue. authorities have no suspects or even a possible motive at this point. >> a man is concerned about the unusual number of seals warbling ashore. this january, the organization says 80 have washed ashore, 42 of them dead. th

that's eight times the normal amount. officials say the increase in stranded seals is likely because of unusually warm water. researchers hope to learn more about the first seal's hablts by studying the ones that washed ashore. >> a brook lynn library that was closed over the weekend because of bedbugs is opening this afternoon. the city's north branch reopened at 10:00 a.m. officials did a heat and steam treatment after finding bedbugs on friday morning in the men's bathroom. >> they're a very good public library. they're being responsible. i come here every day. i'm very happy. i know these people. they're very desent people. odd. i wouldn't think it would be an i shall shoe unless on the carpet or something. this place was just renovated. so i don't know. >> berkley plans to use bug-sniffing dogs. bedbugs also closed in palo alto last week. >> all right.

we're joined by fans of the popular french chain who plans to reopen six locations in san francisco. live on pine street in the san francisco store. it launched three years ago when the chain began offering baked goods at its coffee shop. you'll rebel they dded to decided to close all 23 loaf cases saying operating the chain's attraction. >> the blue angels are returning fleet week. you can catch all of the aerial acrobatics. they'll perform saturday and sunday, october 10th and 11th. thousands are expected in san francisco for the special event which also included the parade with the shift towards us. usually this time in the afternoon, we'll see them off the roof practicing. >> you and i will be able to see it. standing on the roof. >> we'll probably be in the studio watching the monitor of

them. >> yeah, but you know who does have a prime view? spencer chris. he has a vast view of there. >> reporter: right now, a few high clouds overhead. check out live doppler 7 hd and we'll talk about what's coming um. those clouds are just passing through the bay area to our southwest, just southwest of monteray. picking up some radar urn ares there. this is moisture off the coast of monteray. we could be seeing some moisture hitting the ground as we head towards thursday morning. a gorgeous view of the high clouds and the sun. 63 in san francisco. oakland is at 66. 60s pretty much for mountain view. san jose, 71 degrees. today, temperatures came down a full more degrees compared to yesterday. and as you look at another equally lovely view looking towards mt.diablo. 71 in santa rosa.

78 livermore. sfo camera, the cob we believes are out. first look at the forecast. partly and mostly cloudy. 60s, breezy tomorrow morning clouds and patchy fog. and then in the afternoon, below-average temperatures, low 60s to the low 80s. we do have the possibility of a few you wishowers. i'll detail that out when i come back. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, a capital hill showdown as the president of planned parenthood squares off against congressional critics. >> back to work for the nba champion. golden state warriors. so should we expect any major changes in the starting line-up this season? >> a big day for the bay area's tesla. bum are electric cars falling out of favor? a live look at the weather in san jose on the right. that back-up in the southbound lane direction we typically see at this time. northbound, still smooth sailing as is.

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she tried to justify her actions saying that these guidelines were established under president ronald reagan. the level of accusations based on heavily-doctored videos are offensively and categorically untrue. this is the first time planned parent hood president had been before congress with videos. >> contraceptive services, annually, prevent 1.2 million unintended pregnancies. >> taxpayer dollars are being used to free up services that you provide that are aberrant services. >> along the grounds of the u.s. capitol, supporters were wearing pink. >> they're entitled to their own views. but here's what they're not entitled to. they're not entitled to the

facts. >> reporter: planned parent hood uses $525 million. by law, none of the federal money supports abortions, but critics argue it's still a problem. >> we should fund the government and shift the money from this organization to organizations who didn't do this kind of behavior. >> according to the most recent research poll, americans agree with continued funding for planned parenthood by a margin of 2-to-1. sounds like congress may be moving in that direction. the government shutdown is looking increasingly less likely. >> thank you, lana. a planned parenthood supporter in several bay area cities are getting in on pink out day. they're getting out for the demonstration. anti-abortion groups have attacked planned parenthood doctors and nurses and patients

of accusations. demonstrators hope pink out day will help. pink out day has supporters and critics talking on social media today. republican presidential candidate mike huckabee is a critic. so the federal money of guests would be better spent. planned parent hood provides quality, affordable healthcare to those who need it most. actress elizabeth franks is a supporter and says while she couldn't demonstrate a person today, she's there in spirit. sarah ramierez tweeted to her followers to change their profile pictures to show support. >> it's back to work now for the nba champion golden state warriors. they held their first practice in training carp today. the new championship banner held over in oakland. coming up, the first title in 40 years. >> the coach was not able to sit back and enjoy his team's accomplishments over the past couple of months.

he's had two back surgeries instead. despite the starting line-up in the finals, friends go back to harrisson barns as a starter. >> we changed, you know, what we did last year when we had as much success as we did. but, again, you kind of let the camp play out. there's nobody guaranteed, you know. and then injuries, there's all kinds of stuff that happened. so we'll definitely start out the same way we ended last year. >> the warriors first pre-season game is coming up next monday in san jose at the shark tank. a frightening incident in a major league baseball game involving a former stanford star. steven piscotti collided in last night's game against the pirates. biscotti was motionless for several minutes. you can see how concerned they were. he was eventually carted off the field to cheers from the pittsburgh crowd. he suffered a head contusion but

further tests conducted were negative, so no concussion. piscotti is expected to be released from the hopt any time now. >> today is the anniversary of one of the greatest plays in baseball history. on this date in 1954, willy mays robbed vick lors of the cleveland indians of extra bases. that was game 1 of the world series. that ball traveled more than 450 feet. it would have been out of just about any other ballpark. but the polo grounds, the center field was like 480. it would have been a homer in any other park, including yellow stone. to this day, any overthe head catch is referred to a willy mays catch. spencer christian, too bad he's not here today. he's a big baseball fan and he just loved willy mays. >> well, cindy can speak to it, too. she's loving today's forecast. >> absolutely.

here, it's really minor right now. a lot of sunshine filtered by those high clouds north. you look to the south and they're pretty much everywhere. let me show you where they're coming from. today's temperatures in the 60s and the 70s so far. running cooler-than-average for this time of year. and those high clouds on doppler 7 hd, pretty much all we're seeing, we're not seeing the rain just yet. temperature change, napa, san jose, oakland, a lovely view where we are seeing some peeks of blue. below average the next two day, possible showers in the south thursday morning. and we're looking at a quick warm-up on friday. satellite radar showing you where those clouds are coming from. the sub tropical jet stream is bringing them in in high level clouds across the bay area. there's a weak cold front approaching the bay area. it gets closer to us by really wednesday evening into thursday morning. there's a clans of sprinkles or a light shower.

best chance of a south bay as that low tracks eastward across the bay area. they will certainly see some showers, possible thunlder on thursday, as well. wednesday, they could see some showers as well. now, there's a second opportunity for us to see some welt weather here in the bay area. this happens to fauld over the weekend. so saturday evening at 5:00, the low starts to come back towards the bay area. there's another slight chance on sunday morning. if you have outdoor birthday plannings, weddings, you'll want to keep this in mind. there's still some computer model discrepancies. we'll keep you posted. tomorrow morning, its's going to be a bit low. quite a bit of cloud cover, some fog along the coast. and then, for the afternoon,we'll keep it on the partly to moegsly cloudy sky with conditions a lot like today. 77 in livermore, fairfield, 71

in oakland, 75 santa rosa. san francisco, 66. and 64 degrees at half-moon bay. accu weather forecast, mid 60s to low 80s for two more days. a sliegt possibility of seeing some wet roadways. and then it's really a warm-up, 10 degrees warmer inland on friday with low 90s, about 4-5 degrees warmer at the coast. and then we'll go with a breezier and cooler pattern for the weekend with mid to upper 60s. and we'll hold you there early next week. bum, as i mentioned, that sunday possibility is still up in the air. at this point, we have to take every opportunity for showers that we can get. larry, natasha? >> you've con vinced me. >> come on, el nino. >> that's right. bring it. to see the effects, we have to wait until the winter, by the way. people are still asking about that. if you want the effects to bring us a lot of rain, but it wouldn't happen until december.

>> i'm quite e fishlt, as you know. >> well, up next, a lab on science, the new hands-on learning for some east bay students. >> plus, binge watching at 35,000 feet. how the entertainment on your next version america flight could get a whole lot better. >> sounds great. and, new, after 4:30, from 7 on your side, the new iphone feature that could cost you big bucks. how to turn it off.

iconic fashion designer ralph lauren is stepping down that as ceo president will still remain. stefan larson will remove and had to make h&m a retail power house before that. ralph lauren will still help oversee the company as executive chairman and chief creative officer. >> binge watching while you fly just got a whole lot easier. passengers can enjoy access to netflix's entire library of tv shows and movies. you'd have to fly around the world a few times. the airlines will make free high speed wifi available. passengers can then sign up for a 30 day trial or log into their existing accounts. for now, the special wifi will only be available on ten. >> a third steam greeted google's main page today.

this, of course, in response to nasa's big announcement yesterday that they believe they found evidence of liquid water currently on the red planet. students in richmond are putting aside their textbooks and putting together some cutting edge technology. >> abc 7 is looking making it a reality using laser cutters and 3d printers. >> instead of just learning in the classroom, here, you can learn what actually works and what doesn't work. it makes you think, too. >> well, the lab is the largest of its kind in the nation. it was paid for by a $10 million grant from chevron. >> it's a little better than wood shop, i remember. >> well, that was pre-historic sign. and it's not just for high school students, by the way. the unified school district

students from kind ekindergarte 12th grade will be able to use it. >> the year 46 long celebration beginning in 2016 will be featuring special exhibits with works never-before-seen in the united states. also partnering with a well-known san francisco ice cream maker to create a special flavor for the event. it will be available later this fall at the museum cafeteria. >> looks good. >> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, tesla looking to make a big announcement tonight. >> also, president obama's historic meeting at the united nations. something like this hasn't happened in more than 60 years. >> and then,

taking a look at the headlines today at 4:30. oakland police are looking for the man who shot and killed an artist this morning. the artist was working on the oakland superhero's mural project over the 580 overpass. police say they got into an argument when the other man pulled out a gun and shot him. wayne friedman tweeted this photo of the artist painting the

mural. an inmate at the santa clara county jail was found dead in his cell yesterday. david louise says there are many questions about another inmate's death. autopsy results are days away. they will also have a live report at 5:00. thousands of 49ers season ticketholders are trying to sell their licenses at levi's stadium. at 5:00, chris wynn will tell us why fans are unhappy with the team and the menu. >> november 30 thd th is the st date of the trial of officer william porter, charged with man slaulgter, reckless endangerment and assault. trial dates are still impending for the other officers. he allegedly died from a spinal injury he suffered shortly after his arrest. his days sparked days of protest as well as rioting, looting and arson.

hillically clinton wrapped up a series of fundraisers. she held four events yesterday and today. the last one was this morning at a home in san francisco. the fund raising bullets comes as the new gallop poll, just released yesterday, shows the democratic front runner's favorable rating is increased. >> president obama is back at the white house to attend the ewe nieunited nation's general assembly. today, president obama had a historic sit-down with the president. abc news reporter elizabeth hurr has more. >> reporter: the leaders of two nations that were once four enemies made peace today with this. since the december announcement to restore diplomatic ties between cuba and the u.s., president obama and cuban president had met once before, but this meeting marks the first time in more than 60 years an american president has met with

a cuban president inside the usz. and this is the first time castro has attended a u.n. general assembly. castro, using his first time on the world stage to call for an end to the u.s. embargo on cuba. >> translator: now, the unconflict process begins towards the normalization of relations. >> reporter: president obama, in the meantime, also cheered a summit push in world leaders to support u.s.-backed forces in the fight against isis and other violent extremist groups, noting setbacks in syria, iraq and afghanistan adding he is confident the militant group will be defeated in the long run. >> we have to commit ourselves to build diverse, tolerant inclusive societies that reject antimuslim and antiimmigrant bigotry. it creates the divisions, the fear and resentments upon which extremists can prey. >> the president again stated

his commitment and the willingness to work with any country to fight isis. abc news, new york. >> tonight, tesla will unvail its new model x. after nearly two years of delays, the ceo is expected to annals several questions about this top-of-the-line model. >> we're joined live with the story. >> reporter: well, there has been quite a bit that has changed since that model x was on the drawing board. d everyone since the mot el s rolled off of the fact ri floor in fremont back in 2012. backseat then, a regular gal lonl of gas was going for about $4.30. now, a regular gallon of gas is about 3 tlars. $3. that's a pretty big change and a change for buyers, as well. tesla's model x will be the luxury suv model. tonight, the first vehicles to

go to customers will be rolled out. general motor social security reintroducing their volt in the bay area later this year. fuel efficiency has been one of the guiding forces of all of these cars. but companies are touting the performance. >> we can go 0-60 in 8.4 seconds t. great thing is electric motors have instant torque. >> gas prices have been dropping this year for a number of reasons. that may be slowing down car sale this is year compared to last year. so far, nearly 72,000 of these electric vehicles have been sold in 2015. that's less than 7,000 fewer cars sold at this time last year. the electric cars are leer to stay despite plum etting gas prices. >> ironically, one of the reasons gas prices are low is because noud there's so many exciting opportunities to push for the cleanest electric

vehicles, hybrids, ipt's reducing the demand for petroleum. >> in california, the country's largest car market is giving lots of incentives to keep building more of these alternative fuel vehicles. customers are being lured with thousands of dollars of rebeats. >> edward snowden is now on twitter. the former national security worker who leaked classified documents sent his first tweet today. try to make it humorous. it reads can you hear me now? he lives in exile in rush sha. he faces charges that could land him in prison for up to 30 years. he instantly had 690,000 followers. he's following just one account at himself at this point. that of the national security agency. the nsa is not guilty ffollowin although they might be advised to. >> i'm sure that's just an oversight on their part. coming up on abc 7 news at

4, father's touching invitation on his daughter's wedding day. >> and scientists make a glowing discovery under the sea. we'll tell you exactly what it is next. >> nice painting from our emoryville camera. we may be seeing some drops around the bay area. i'll let you know when i come back. >> thanks, sandy. a live look, you can see oncoming northbound travfic onl the left of your screen. on the right, it's southbound lane traffic headed

♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ . like nature, check this out. sea turtles are normally green, but not glowing neon green and red like this. this endangered sea turtle was found in july in the pacific ocean. it's the first reptile that scientists have seen exhibiting biofluorescence.

that's the abeighty to reflect blue light hitting the surface and then reemit it as a different color. they've seen biofluorescence in some tiny crustaceans, but never in a marine reptile. >> look at you, you sound like a marine biologist. >> no, i just read the words. [ laughter ] >> here's some proof that weddings don't have to be awkward with parents and stepparents involved. >> here's the father of the bride grabbing the hand of his daughter's step dad. he felt that it was only right that he escort his daughter down the aisle, as well, after all, he's an important part of her life. >> the two fathers say emerging families wasn't always easy and hope a lot of families can relate to this situation. that's really cool. >> that's really nice. >> yeah. >> it's starting to feel a little bit like fall. >> a little nippy down there, right? how is it looking out there? >> it's actually looking quite nice.

but you definitely can feel that the seasons have changed, natasha and larry. let's take a look at what's going obama. >> clouds passing through the bay area, you've seen them outside. of course, in the tropical pacif pacific, it's more than clouds. marty is the tropical storm that continues to dump some rain on the coast of mexico. tropical storm warnings throughout the area. this is expected to weaken to a depression as we head towards wednesday night continuing to move away. cloud and heavy rain will be a concern. on the other side of the atlantic, we're watching another storm, joquin. that's one we're going to keep a close eye on, as well. it's a tropical storm that's expected to intensify to a category 1 hurricane possibly impacting the bahamas thursday and then the course of this storm is really unclear. but the mid atlantic states, this weekend, could see some effects from it. speak of, it's been pouring in the virginia area. some heavy rains prompting some

flash flood warnings from the mid at lantic to the northeast. looking at flooding potential there, 88 in miami, 72 in saint lewis, 107 in phoenix. statewide, you're looking at a slight chance of showers in yosemite and tahoe. here in the bay area, we'll keep id mild. mid 60s to the upper 70s for your wednesday after noon with the sliegt possibility of a few showers thursday morning. i'll have the complete details at 5:00. >> thank you so much. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, billboard out rage. what has two mobile dating apps so upset? >> plus, a power play. the new way to hit the jackpot without everyone leaving your house. >> the new iphone feature you'll probably want to shed off for good.

the aids health care foundation, despite demands from two dating apps. it shows two couples in silhouette fating each other. on the left, tinder is written on one person and cla mid ya on

the other. the aids foundation says the billboard is meant to warn about the health risks of internet hook-ups. tinder has sent a cease and diszest letter. >> a united kingdom medical board says sometimes, having a baby at home is safer than a hospital. the national stut for health care and excellence say home births can be safer. this is the first time a major health care authority has asserted that home birth could, in some cases, be better than hospital births. well, washing the dishes may be a convenient detox. focusing on the soap t shape and feel of the dishes can reduce nervousness and increase mental

stimulation. the florida state researchers say that daily activity cans be done with mindful meditation. and the price for sitting too much. new researchers helping medical experts devise formulas for how long an officer worker should spend sitting and standing. finally, childhood stress is linked tohearted later in life. the american college of cardiology released the first study to suggest that stress during childhood, everyone if the stress is no longer present in aadulthood hood, increases the chance of heart trouble later on. here's to your health. >> thank you, jane. las vegas police are looking for someone in a shooting investigation. not a suspect, but a good samaritan. officers want to thank the person seen in this surveillance video rushing to help an officer who had just been shot. the officer was on his way to a disturbance call when an armed team opened fire.

the officer was shot in the hand. >> these officers are going out there being attacked while sitting in a police car. and we didn't fire a shot back at them? remarkable restraint shown by my police. >> the shooter was arrest and now the police want to find the man who helped out to say thanks. >> tomorrow's power ball jackpot is $301 million. i'm expected to be very rich by tomorrow. people love to play, but, sometimes, when there's big money involved, it can sometimes be a hassle. abc has the story. >> well, if you've got your power baltic ets ready, good luck to you. >> say good-bye to those long lines. >> jack pocket is the first app that lets you buy official lotttickets here in new york. >> now, the potential to be a millionaire all available on your phone. the app dispatches an employee to purchase your ticket once you place your order.

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it is congresswomaning soon to the golden state. >> wow. well, they're seeing lots of complaints about a new feature that sucks uptons of data and money. >> this is really important. >> yeah, it's kind of going viral. a lot of people are talking about this. kind of a bottom-up time of thing. the new feature is called wifi assist. what it does is convert your telephone signal automatically to 4g cellular data in the case that the wifi data you're using is too slow. so to turn off the feature, go to settings. once there, click on cellular. from there, you should be able to find wifi assist. just turn it off. if you missed any of that, go to my facebook page for a link to step-by-step instructions that id posted earlier this morning. >> bigger and thinner smart phones may be to blame for a

number of people who end up breaking their phone's screens. both apple and samsung made frames built to absorb most of the shock. in addition, ion-strengthened glass is being used even on son-in-law mid priced phones. the latest guy phone and samsung gal also sill note 500 can withstand ten drops on their corners. a report released today say borrowers report widespread problems with companies servicing their student loans led to missed payments and late fees. the report called for student loan reforms. regulations could address debt collection tactics that can also require servicers to change the way they process to lessen the

chance of default. this is a really building concern. all the student loans, $1.2 trillion in debt. how is that debt being service? a lot of problems. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. a cat napper in the south bay. my one pet owner story is really causing concern. >> and cheryl is here with a look at what's coming up. >> coming up next, taking on the post office. why it's being called a disgrace and why it may be illegal. plus, sticker shock from medical bills. how to avoid the surprise cost that knock down consumers.

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>> a san jose woman says it's a cowardly crime. >> the cat nap of the 17-year-old story named go-go. abc 7 news reporter vick lee is in san jose with the story. vick? >> reporter: well, this is the street where it happened. and if it wasn't for security camera, many in this neighborhood probably would have thought that a coyote snatched go-go. but it wasn't. >> i think, so. you know what you did. >> miriam petrova is devastated. her 17-year-old cat, go-go is missing. he was cat napped. here's the security video that's going viral. it was about 9:30 monday night last week. he had just eaten dinner and was lounging on the front lawn when the car stopped abruntly. the cat napper got out, approached go-go who tried to escape. >> it looked like somebody who knew what to do.

you have to drop the cat and run away or the cat will bite you. >> the cat napper snatched him. >> he was so sleep,he didn't hurt anybody. >> it's been a difficult week for go-go's mom. she filed a police report and put up posters all over the neighborhood and visited animal shelters. >> they're looking, like, are you serious? what are you talking about? >> missing cats have become coming. so have coyote sightings. but stolen cats? >> it's hard to figure out what the motivation is for taking another person's cat. >> go-go is a long-haired orange mix. and he has a lion haircut. take a good look. a reward? well, that's out of the question. >> we shouldn't pay terrorists. and i think these look like terrorists, as for me. >> please, be on the look out for go-go. vick lee, abc 7 news.

>> thank you, vick. and thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5 begins now. >> 49ers fans are fed up. why thousands of them are now trying to sever their ties. >> also tonight, out rage with a local post office. it's not the service, but the condition of old glory flying out front. >> and ahead, the art project designed to bring a community together. now, why it's tearing it apart. >> it is determined that there is foul play, then we will hold those people accountable. >> blind the new promise at the san jose jail. >> 49ers fans are losing faith. it's not just a losing season that has thousands of folks ready to give up on the team. >> good evening. >> thousands of 49ers fans are trying to get rid of their seat

licenses at levi's stadium. they say essentially every change the team has made has been a failure for season ticket holders. they're not happy at all. chris wynn is live tonight with the story. you'll see it only on abc 7 news. chris? >> dan, good evening. it's easy to point to at that time's record as an excuse for selling. but as we found out today, some of the team's most faithful fans are saying they've had enough of what they found to be a very sterile experience here at levi. >> a number of ticketholders are seeking different ways to enjoy game day. >> i want to sell it. i don't want to own it no more. i'm here to support the home team, but it seems like they're making it worse for us. >> san jose resident bought seat licenses at $12,000 a piece plus $2,000 per year for the actual ticket. now they're trying to get rid of them. blaming the heat and a

lackluster tailgating atmosphere. >> we're getting beat up by the soon. here, you're going to drink beer and get beat up. coming home with sunburn. it's just a bad experience. >> license holder of san francisco agrees. saying something isn't right about levi's stadium. >> i don't think it has a whole lot of character. i don't think there's anything unique about it that speaks to the 49ers as a team or of the fans as a franchise. >> the 49ers changed their ticket policy opting for digital delivery. license holders don't have access until 48 hours before the game, making it harder for them to sell. >> we just hope that the 49ers would look at us as having already purchased these tickets and let us do what we want with them rather than placing all of these restrictions. >> both men say it's going to be hard to sell their licenses. in fact, more than 3,000 licenses are currently for sale in the markt place.