now on abc 7 news, disappointment at a bay area church. why colin kaepernick canceled his appearance there. my god. >> witness video emerges showing the moments just after a man opened fire on deputies in fresno. abc 7 news starts now. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. .

colin kaepernick's people had to call and cancel. then, the pastor announced the congregation would not hear from the man but should support his message. pastor brown says a training conflict came up. civil rights attorney john

burris hopes it's the real reason for the absence. >> i hope it doesn't mean his commitment has waned. >> he should be here. >> it was bad on his part. >> these mission high school boys wrote essays on kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem. they hoped to discuss it with him. >> i brought my little brother and sister, all of us would like to see him. >> they say it doesn't hinder the conversation he is sparked about the star spangled banner. >> he showed up by sitting down. >> everyone should sit with colin. everyone should support this man. >> pastor brown says he will be invited back at an unnamed later date. in san francisco, abc 7 news. colko the number 7 jersey i

best seller. two weeks ago it was the 20th best seller. at the end of last season, they were on clearance. not all buyers are fans. social media lit up with video with people burning the jerseys. it will set you back $100. next monday is 49ers day on abc 7. catch the season home opener against the rams here on abc 7. our coverage begins monday september 12 at 7:00 p.m. with kickoff set for around 7:20 p.m. the game is followed by abc 7 news beginning at 10:20 p.m. police in san jose are looking for a sex offender who attacked two young women and tried to kidnap them. he has a history of violent attacks on women. they can him to be extremely dangerous. he is homeless and thought to be driving a white nissan rogue suv without license plates. the first attack happened last

monday. the second attack was on thursday. for the second day in a row, emergency crews had to rescue someone from the water near aquatic park in san francisco. firefighters pulled a 40-year-old man out of the water just after noon today. they performed cpr at the scene and took him to the hospital in critical condition. the man was swimming when the emergency began. firefighters asked beachgoers to take caution because of rip currents and cold water. yesterday, 15 children and one adult had to be rescued in the same area. their 30-foot cathe boat went under. no one was seriously hurt. mother teresa of calcutta received the church's highest honor when pope francis cannonized her as a saint today. more than 100,000 people filled saint peter's square in vatican city. the pilgrims included members of the missionaries of charity, an order of nuns founded by her to

serve the world's poor. pope francis spoke in latin when he bestowed sainthood on a woman who brought hope to women stricken with poverty and disease. >> translator: we declare and define blessed teresa of calcutta to be a saint and enroll her to be a saint decreeing her to be such by the whole church. >> he praised her for showing world leaders and shaming them for the crimes of poverty they themselves created. abc 7 news was at saint marr mary's cathedral when they celebrated. decades ago a woman visited her in calcutta. >> she respected all people. she just loved. they taught us all how to love until it hurts. >> mother teresa has been an example of living christianity in our world for decades.

>> nuns who have followed in her footsteps attended the mass. they spend each day serving people right here in the bay area. a teenager died in an early morning crash in hayward. he was driving with two passengers when his car collided with a pickup. it happened about 1:30 this morning on southbound 880 north of the west a street off ramp. passengers in the car and two in the pickup were taken to the hospital. developing news now. bracing for impact, the east coast is on alert as hermine moves north. this is video of dangerous conditions at ocean city, maryland. the storm won't make landfall again but will create rip current and flooding for millions of americans. >> reporter: along the east coast, the calm before the coming storm. boardwalks and beaches quiet as bulldozers try to build up a sand barrier to keep the ocean

out of the streets after hermine barrelled through the south leaving crews cleaning up trees, power outages and flooded streets. >> nobody expected this. >> reporter: the storm moved out into the atlantic. >> i was surprised that the sun was shining. i thought it was going to be raining this morning. >> reporter: experts warn people further north not to let their guard down. the storm is coming. tropical storm warnings extent along the coast through maryland, delaware, new jersey and long island. watches into massachusetts. >> i can't emphasize enough that this is a coastline storm. beach communities like this will be impacted most. >> reporter: along the new jersey store, a few people ventured out. fewer still braved the water, a far cry from most labor day weekends. >> the weather forecast scared everybody away. >> reporter: after seeing what hermine can do, this man is not taking any chances. >> i will be leaving this afternoon because i don't want to tempt fate. >> reporter: while the storm will now stay over the water, coastal flooding and potential

deadly rip currents will only get worse. all these areas are at risk for significant storm surge and beach erosion. in the south, the cleanup has started. in some places, stalled. more rain is falling on florida. add that to the hurricane runoff and residents are evacuating again. >> if you see a lot of flooding in the past, leave. >> reporter: people in new york also heeding that advice. >> i bought supplies. i put the furniture in and waiting for it. >> reporter: not much longer to go now. long beach island, new jersey. let's get the latest from our meteorology tracking hermine. >> still pretty potent storm as it sits in the atlantic right now. winds have hermine at 70 miles per hour. still very gusty winds around the center of the storm. moving to the east northeast very slowly. the forecasted track the next 24 hours had it sitting right off the mid-atlantic coast before it pulls out to sea.

that's not going to happen until wednesday. beach erosion, dangerous rip currents and waves eight to 12 feet. here at home locally, a live look from santa cruz. it's a perfect beach day. we're tracking a spectacular holiday on the way and return of temperatures we haven't seen in two months. we will detail the summer heat in the full forecast coming up. >> thank you. new details now on a shooting that left two sheriffs corrections officers in critical condition. >> oh, my god. >> new video shows police officers arresting the man accused of shooting those corrections officers inside the sheriff's office lobby yesterday. 37-year-old tang wang is facing charges. the jail lobby remains closed as the investigation into why he shot the officers continues. one woman hid in the bathroom during the confrontation. >> put my foot against the door.

he's not coming in here. you know? >> she was not hurt. they are accepting donations to help the families of the injured officers. we have that information on our website at abc7news.com. destruction at this year's burning man. ahead on abc 7 news, a claim of vandalism at the festival. what burners at one of the luxury camps say happened to their site. rolling out something new at the fire department. why

deputies are looking for vandals who targeted a luxury camp at burning man. white ocean is a private group,

it uses hired help to run the camp. a group of people cut electrical lines and dumped the portable water source. it felt sabotaged and every angle this year. some people are critical of camps that use hired help saying it contradicts the culture. the next time you call for help, firefighters might roll up riding on a new set of wheels. the fire department is getting ready to put two brand-new ladder trucks into service. they are the first new trucks in ten years. the ladders can help people escape from burning buildings. they carry tools to free people trapped in crumpled vehicles along with life saving medical gear. we heard the drought affect on farms. there's evidence that five dry years are hurting salmon. many fishermen say the salmon they are catching come from government run fish hatcheries around california. in some cases they have had to be trucked to places where they can be released. that's because stretches of some

rivers are dry. a couple of college football fans went to a game they will never forget. here is why. >> i didn't have no choice. >> that's a proud papa talking about his son. who is sure to be a tennessee vol for life. we had sunshine from the get go today. that helped to bump temperatures up. live look outside showing you baby blue skies over san francisco. get ready for a wonderful

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a family of passionate college football fans will share this story for decades after their son began his entry into the world while mom and dad rooted for their team. they went to thursday's season opener for the tennessee volunteers to celebrate their wedding anniversary. >> she starts going into labor. we had eight minutes left. so we got up to walk out. she didn't really know she was

in labor. she was having pain. what better place to have a baby? no choice but to be a fan. >> i healthy baby waited until they reached the hospital before finishing his entrance. the culture of brazil is alive and well in the east bay this afternoon. ♪ abc 7 news was at berkeley for brazil day festivals. it continues until 7:00 this evening. live doppler 7. lots of sunshine out there. a little cloud cover along the coast. we have a really nice scan going for you. most areas are clear. as we press, in a little tighter on live doppler 7. just a little bit of patchy

cloud cover right now. that cloud cover is going to get out of here in the next couple of hours. live look, what a day to be on the bay. we are soaked in sunshine. we will replicate this on your labor day holiday tomorrow as well. as you look at the forecast, tonight, clear skies, plenty of stars out there. that will allow temperatures to cool off into the 40s into the north bay. sunshine and mild temperatures. the week next week, temperatures will climb. it's like summer around here by wednesday. right now, current up ins comfortable. 63 in san francisco. 68 in oakland. san jose, 74. 80 in concord. it's a bit breezy. gusting to 25 miles per hour. overnight, the wind will shift out of the north. when we get a land breeze, that will quickly warm us up on our monday. overnight tonight, with that breeze, help to keep the clouds

away. you notice 40s in the north bay. otherwise, everywhere else, will drop into the 50s. look at labor day. sunshine from the get go. it's nothing but sunshine tomorrow. the northwest wind picking up by noon. by 4:00, yes, even the coast will have sunny skies and temperatures finally near normal for this time of the year. highs across the region on monday, enjoy this, 67 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. san jose up to 80. santa rosa, breezy but a nice temperature tomorrow afternoon at 83. probably the best beach day we have seen in quite some time. it will be sunshine from the start tomorrow morning. we will not have the coastal cloud cover. a little land breeze, five to 15 miles per hour. santa cruz, 73. yes, even ocean beach will have total sunshine and a temperature around 60 degrees. as we take it from there, 90s are going to make a comeback on

tuesday. 60s and 70s around the bay. watch wednesday. yes, those temperatures are going to take off. it's going to feel like summer. we're nearing 100 inland, even around the bay. widespread 70s and 80s. if we make it to 72 in san francisco, it will be two months since we felt heat like this. tomorrow, back to average. it's a nice bright holiday. temperatures take off. by wednesday, it's feeling like summer around here. mild to hot on thursday. a little cooler friday into saturday. still, it is going to be nice for september for much of the next seven days. enjoy the holiday. if you like the warmth, wednesday is going to be your day. >> all right. that's nice to hear. thank you very much. let's see what's nice to hear about baseball scores around the league today. >> a couple unusual games today. the a's avoided a no hitter against the red sox in peculiar fashion. the giants split a four-game set with the cubs.

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perhaps a preview of the nlcs. in typical giants form, the torture went to extra innings. up 1-0 in the fourth.

we're tied at 1. a suicide squeeze bunt. nunez will score. top seven a scary moment when brandon bell hit in the helmet. he has battled concussions before. he stays in the game. bottom ninth, can't close it. a grounder up the middle. russell ties it up at 2. we go to extra innings. bottom 13, two on. a bloop to center. that's going to score rizzo. game over, cubs win 3-2. take three out of four from the giants who had 14 hits in the four-game series. 18th annual breast cancer awareness day for the a's and red sox. a's needed a good pitching performance. no runs in six and a third.

bottom eighth, simeon gets his revenge. he hits right back to rodriguez. called out but upon review -- right there. he is safe. no hitter avoided. bottom nine, looks like it's out of here. hits the hall. davis with his third walk-on winner. a's avoid a no hitter and go on to win 1-0. first sunday of the u.s. open in full swing. jack sock eliminated. first set, keys on the run. american able to catch up to a few shots. now, match point. keys into the net.

limited by injuries this season, two-time open runner-up, hasn't gotten this far in a major in two years. niners sign skov to the practice squad. treggs claimed by philadelphia and hogan cut by the chiefs. claimed by cleveland. in addition, former writer george tkinson claimed by the clevelands. nothing like staying alive for the young nfl players. i was cut by the dolphins my rookie year. never quit on your dreams. eric, drew is a good example of that. >> that's right. you got a super bowl ring out it. never quit on your dreams. ahead, a fish called obama. the story behind the real honor the story behind the real honor someone's finally ready to start her day.

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president obama is having a fish named after him. the species was discovered in june during a research trip to the northern most area in the northwestern hawaiian islands. they wanted to name it after him in honor of his work to create a protected area off the coast. it looks familiar to a goldfish. the president said, quote, this is a nice looking fish. what else would you say? that's it for abc 7 news. thanks for your time.

thanks joining us. texas notre dame is next. the following is a presentation of espn on abc. it's a hot night in austin. deep in the heart of texas, we have found a strong pulse to the longhorns. coach strong, that is. year three, and many feel he may be trotting out the most improved team in the country. he does so with youth, including anticipated debut of passer shane buechele. meanwhile, notre dame's brian kelly takes this challenge head-on. the fighting irish are so loaded, they'll play with two quarterbacks. zaire and kizer. it's college football sunday ni