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and breaking news on the san mateo bridge where all westbound

lanes are closed after police chase and crash just east of the toll plaza in hayward. the lanes are expected to remain closed for at least two hours. this is a live picture. it's not clear which law enforcement agencies were involved in the chase. >> the highway patrol though is referring all calls to hayward police. we do have a crew approaching that scene. abc 7 news reporter melanie wood rou woodruff joins us. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we just went past the toll plaza on the eastbound side and that traffic is stopped westbound. now we've stopped the toll plaza we can see what appears to be a hayward police department vehicle that is very badly mangled. it looks like a tow truck is lift wiing it up but it's wreck so badly the back end is lifted and it looks like the front end is still crashed down on the roadway here. we have heard on scanner traffic we haven't been able to confirm the specific details there was some type of vehicle pursuit,

some suspect pursuit, and that a hard ward police department unit did go off the road and that's what we're seeing here, also there was a suspect vehicle that may have rolled over. i'm not seeing that second vehicle just now, but chp traffic management did confirm there was an accident scene on the westbound traffic lanes of highway 92 just east of the toll plaza. chp is referring all inquiries about this accident to hayward police department we've not heard back from them, but now we're going a little bit further up here past the toll plaza, i'm now seeing a second vehicle that looks like it is being put on a tow truck, also very badly mangled, can't quite make out what the vehicle is, but this is likely that suspect vehicle we heard about that overturned here on the westbound lanes in some type of suspect pursuit. we'll try to get some more information for you and bring it

to you either later on in the show or of course online. >> all right, melanie woodrow, thank you for that live update. >> download the abc 7 news app and push notifications for what's happening. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. tonight, for a third night in a row. defia deif deiant protesters are marching. demonstrators blocked a freeway and two police officers were sprayed with some sort of chemical agent during the protests tonight. >> reporter heather walaga has the story from charlotte. . >> reporter: protestors are out again tonight, protesting through the streets of charlotte and many businesses shut their doors as police and national guard troops keep close watch on the crowds. [ chanting ]

>> reporter: for a third straight night, protestors took to the streets of charlotte. a heavy police presence, backed up by more than 400 national guard troops, didn't detour crowds from demonstrating against the fatal police shooting of keith lamont scott, 43-year-old black man. scott was shot tuesday by a black officer, brently vinson. police say scott refused commands to drop a handgun, which they say was recovered at the scene. some witnesses say scott had no gun. others say he held a book. thursday, authorities allowed scott's family their first look at videos of the incident. in a statement, their lawyers said, after watching the videos, the family, again, has more questions than answers. when he was shot and killed, mr. scott's hands were by his side and he was slowly walking backwards. police say they will not make the videos public until the investigation is over. >> this family does not agree

with rioting or innocent individuals being injured or killed. >> reporter: on wednesday, demonstration turned to bedhim, as teargas and flash grenades were not enough to keep protestors, some blocking their faces from smashing windows and blocking roads. this man was shot, police say not by them. he later died. >> reporter: charlotte's mayor put a midnight curfew until 6:00 a.m. protests have remained peaceful. heather waliga, abc news charlotte. >> president obama is commenting and how to bridge the divide with police in a one-on-one interview with good morning anchor robin roberts. >> that requires being peaceful, that requires being thoughtful about what are the specific reforms you're looking for. >> you can see the rest of that interview tomorrow morning at 7:00 on "good morning america"

right here after abc 7 morning news. now when charlotte's mayor imposed a city-wide curfew tonight you found out about it first from the abc 7 news app. download the app for free and enable push alerts to get breaking news updates as they help. we have breaking news out of berkeley. a man died after being shot ougat fairview and add line streets. police believe the man walked up to a crowd around 7:30 this evening, words were exchanged and the man fired into the group several times before leaving the scene. new details tonight regarding a racial incident on the san jose state campus. two students have confessed to placing swa tick as and hateful language on residents halls and tonight, the university president met face-to-face with pstudents to try to calm their fears. our abc 7 news reporter is on scene with the story, katie. >> reporter: the university president told me she wanted to go where the students were, so what better place than the teen

dining hall, which happens to be across the street from one of the halls where the swastica was found. >> i thought we had an animated and really terrific conversation. >> reporter: the president of san jose university working into the night answering students' questions about the swastikas found inside the university. we were not allowed inside. >> what i wanted to reinsure them is we are thinking ougall time about how we can work together to live our values and our values of social justice, our values of community. >> she just said that although some of us might not realize how rude it is to say or draw things like that, other people are really affected. >> reporter: hours earlier, campus police identified two students who admitted they were reaching hind the swastikas and hateful language found inside two residents halls. >> i don't want to go too much into it. i think it was characterized by joke. >> one swastica was found in

wash burn hall peaced together with name tags and the other on a campus board. the cases are not criminal because the words and images did not target a specific trson bpet face anything from education to expulsion. abc 7 news. new at 11:00, the future of a popular east bay golf course brought out hundreds of concerns neighbors tonight in san ramon. >> the new owners of the san ramon golf club are threatening to shut down the entire course. our abc news reporter is there with the ultimatum, the owners issued to the city. >> reporter: thatu ultimatum, pretty clear, the owners want the right to develop on this 50-year-old golf course or may close it as soon as next year and neighbors are fighting back. many neighbors living on the fair way of the san ramon golf club are worried their view

could vanish along with their investment. >> all we want to do is try to preserve what we currently have. >> reporter: hundreds of neighbors came to this meeting to strategize. new owners of the 126 acre golf club say they will close the course if the city doesn't grant them the right to develop a section of the green for new housing. >> it is imperative that we do something before it closes. once it closes it's going to die. >> it would just sit there and be a closed course with a fence around it. >> reporter: ronald richards is a beverly hills attorney, managing the course for the owners. there's no plans right now. >> we hope to work out a collaborative development with the community around the course. >> reporter: building homes here would require the city rezone the property, and dave husband sa hudson lives near the property. >> do you support the golf course? >> let me see if i can beat around the bush, no.

>> grassroots opposition group say owners have used similar ta tactic before in nevada. >> go to rancho mirage and see what the golf courses look like there. >> they hope to meet with the new owners in the future to work out a solution. in san ramon, abc 7 news. all right, coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, colin kaepernick's cover story and his message of protest is spreading far beyond the nfl. >> and new divorce drama between brad pitt and angelina jolie, in what's now an fbi investigation. >> and giving free hugs. >> fall is here and summer-like heat is

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♪ ♪ ♪ the new issue of time magazine about to hit news stands features a familiar face to football fans. 9 news star colin kaepernick. >> the national anthem protest has sparked conversation in football circles and that's spreading to other professional sports leagues. >> melanie woodrow explains bay area sports leaders are responding to this growing

movement. >> reporter: "time"'s october issue, shows colin kaepernick taking a knee and says national anthem protests led by colin kaeperick are filling a debate about pat riautisriotism. >> reporter: the general manager bob myers says the team is having discussions about who they can bring in to educate players on the issues. >> our players are in a unique position to have a voice. it's up to them how they want to use it. >> yesterday warriors head coach said he expects the team will talk about it before their first game. >> i would think something similar will happen in the nba. >> kaepernick refused stand in august, to protest racial in justice. >> what's going on is not right, so he's shedding light on a situation that is heinous.

>> it doesn't matter what side you're on, you better be disgusted about the things that are happening. >> and the conversations we're having with our players, that's a positive thing. >> reporter: myers says it's that dialogue that builds relationships. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. tonight, divorce drama between brad pitt and angelina jolie is part of an fbi investigation. the agency launched a probe into an incident that happened while pitt and his children flew aboard a private jet. a los angeles times report the investigation involves a quote child welfare anglia anglia jolie filed for divorce and custody of their six children. and if you have a yahoo count, hackers obtained information from 500 million yahoo users, the largest-known

security breach in history. e-mail, password and security questions could be compromised. snapchat users can register to vote right within the app from now until october 7th, anyone who uses snapchat will direct them to a voter registration page, and reaches 41% of the millennial generation, and has traditionally had low voter turnout. all right. the weekend is almost upon us. let's take a look at the weather now we're officially in fall. >> it's not going to feel like it. >> we're in fall. we had winter-like area in the sierra with the snow and we have summer-like heat coming for the weekend. just get ready to bake or simmer in the heat. with the upcoming hot weather, temperatures going up anywhere from 25 to 30 degrees from today's highs between sunday and monday, we're talking about increasing fire danger, heat-related illness possible, moderate risk especially if you're sensitive. don't leave your kids in the car, don't leave your pelts

behind. tomorrow's highs from oakland to san francisco, to san jose, really quite comfortable, 70s, 80s. now you look at monday and you're going up to 91 from 74. it's going to be warm in san francisco, 15 degrees higher than tomorrow and you're looking at a 16 degree jump in san jose. live doppler 7 tracking a few patches of fog around half moon way. and here's a view from the east bay hills camera just sparkling across the bay. those winds that kept our temperatures cooler than average the last couple days they've relaxed. those temperature will be going up as a result. 58 in san francisco, 61 in oakland, 60 in san jose. our chilly spot is half moon bay at 50 degrees. from our emeryville camera, clearly across the bay, fog is not a problem. 61 in santa rosa, upper 60s from napa to fairfield, 56 in livermore. a live picture from your our tower cam ra-at san francisco, clear and chilly tomorrow. we're looking at triple digits

sunday and monday. and patchy fog, 5:00 a.m., chilly in spots enough so you need to bundle up. 7 a:00 a.m., 50s, 60s, it will bright and sunny but you know autumn is here when the morning begins like. this you're going to be seeing those temperatures coming down quite a bit even along the coastline. highs for your friday, in the low 80s inland, so a milder day. 60s near the coast. occasional high clouds, and then we're going to switch up the pattern saturdays much warmer. 90s inland. 60s, 70s at the coastline. it's sizzling sunday. 100s inland, 80s at the beaches. 15 to 20 degrees above average on monday, so those triple digits will show up. we've got a beach forecast for sunday. it's going to be 87 degrees in santa cruz. pacifica, 80 degrees. and look at the temperatures trend for livermore, 83 is the average, below normal tomorrow, not for long, temperatures really go well above average for

saturday through early next week. track those temperatures with our abc 7 news app to help you plan your day. a krur acuweather forecast, warmer tomorrow, and saturday, and cooking sunday, monday, triple digits inland, 70s at the beaches and we'll slowly see those temperatures slide as we head into next week, so ama and dachb, we'll co dan, we'll kocool off in a few days. and back to hayward where a police crash shut down all westbound lanes of the san mateo bridge. >> our abc 7 news reporter is there with the latest, melanie. >> reporter: yeah, we weren't able to stop right on the hayward bridge. we had to pull over and we've just learned that the hayward police vehicle that was involved in that crash was stolen. take a live look out the san mateo bridge. this all got started around 9:20 when there was some type of crash that hayward police responded to in the hayward hills at oaks and rocksbury.

there was a person receiving medical attention when the police arrived and a person involved in that initial crash apparently stole a hayward police vehicle. a short time later, officers spotted that stolen vehicle on jackson street near the bridge entrance and chased the suspect and that is when the suspect who is now driving a hayward police vehicle, crashed into two other cars on highway 92 west between the area just east of the toll plaza. people inside those two cars that were crashed into by the suspect who was in the stolen hayward police cruiser received medical attention on the scene and we are told they have minor, to moderate injuries. live in hayward, melanie woodrow,

you're looking at a man spreading a message of love and peace in charlotte, north carolina. ken nwadike started the free hugs project following the boston marathon bombings and offered free hugs to police in riot gear and some protestors haunted him for the gesture, but he explained police officers need compassion, too. >> all right, it's time to turn

to sports tonight. a lot going on. a lot of giants fans in need of hugs the way things have been going. can the giants bullpen close out a game. have no fear,

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good evening, after dropping two of three in l.a., the giants headed to san diego trying to find their lost mojo with ten games left in a three-way fight for two wild card spots so every wins like pure gold. oh, baby. runs hard to come by in this game. jeff samardzija gets out of a game with two men on, and ryan shim to end the inning. the shark tied a season high, 9 k in 7 frames and angel pegan a little flair here, and joe panic will race home to give the giants a 1-0 lead. hunter pence follows, scorched right down the line, scoring nunez, and dickerson would homer, and carlos aswahi grounds

out and sergio romo with a critical save, so the giants win 2-0. mets and phillies, 0-63 this year, mets and trailing after a little bit innings and jose reyes, a 2-run jack to tie it, first we dance. bottom 11 now, down 8-6. the phillies another chance to close, and cabrera, good night game over, bat and celebration, mets are tied for the giantings with t with the top wild card. around the nba, some will view the warriors as villains now they kevin durant to an already-loaded roster. the warriors were thrilled any year they made the playoffs and yes, they've got k.d. now, but for a along time we know the dubs were the have-knots. highers is thrilled to be among the nba's elite squads. >> i feel like for our fans,

they deserve to watch a team like this. our teams are the best and they've stuck with some tough stuff to watch. talent doesn't necessarily equate the championships. i'm excited to see this team and like i said, we've been on the other end of it for a long time. patriots and texas, gap low w is suspended, and rookie out of nc state, 27-yard touchdown, threw for 103 yards, no td's. and lagares, blunt, nobody wants to tackle this dude. 41 yards to the house, the patriots roll 27-0, 3-0 without tom brady. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> looks like a