mccaffrey. every time you play stanford, that's the question you have to ask. >> dave: tough running but in the end, the football pops out. a fumble scooped up by the wolverines. so even when penn state does something mildly positive, it goes wrong. >> brian: that is true freshman miles sanders. who they are trying to bring along as a compliment to barkley and fighting for extra yards. i like the fight at the end of the game. you got to know that when you're being held up, the second guy in is taught to strip. >> dave: this is a kid with a lot of talent. a highly recruited player. and you can tell, that one hurts. second week in a row he has put the ball on the ground. and now, michigan can just end this game. well, for the wolverines, a week to get ready. wisconsin coming in and i think it's pretty clear wisconsin will

be a bigger test than this one was. >> brian: certainly wisconsin's defense will be night and day from this defense. obviously, you will look at the numbers. michigan came in and wanted to run the football with john harbaugh and they ended up with 327 yards on the ground. it's not going to be as easy next week. they're going to put the game in wilton speight's hands and make him beat them. it will be a challenge. >> dave: and november gets real tough for the wolverines, who look every bit the part of a top five team today. big ten opener and this is a team that is ready to make a run. they got lots and lots of talent. but their quarterback has continued to get better and better. >> brian: we have seen it year in and year out. the teams after the the end are the ones that get better every week. they don't plateau and the michigan team from the hawaii game to ucf, and the cu game,

they give up a bunch of passes, they were better today than the last few weeks. >> dave: jim harbaugh and company, a lot to be proud of today. he found barkley for a hand shake before heading to the locker room. wolverine fans thrilled. 49-10, the final score. tune in to abc tonight, the game we're talking about, stanford on the road to take on ucla. for brian griese and todd mcshay, dave flemming saying so long from ann arbor. michigan rolls.

next on abc 7 news, breaking news, reports of a kbunman in san francisco's sisk plaza prompting a massive evacuation. find out what's happening right

now. the summer may say it's fall but not the temperatures. when the blast of heat will peak. also -- >> i look at all of you and i stee your strength and power. >> words of encouragement. while kolen capper neck visited a high school football team in the east bay. >> abc 7 starts right now. moments of panic and fear lead to an evacuation and heavy armed police officers boxing in a suspected gunman in san francisco's civic plaza. hello, i'm eric thomas. let's get right to the breaking news and ongoing standoff with a man who is believed to be armed. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was first on the seen. >> reporter: just a huge police presence here. the standoff entering its fourth hour. this is as close as we can possibly get to this situation. it is too dangerous to be any

closer. police negotiations continue on the polk street side of city hall with an armed man who himself called 911 before noon to say he had a gun and was threatening to use it. >> it's closed. >> reporter: police telling people to take cover. a chaotic scene as the civic center is evacuated because of this man in his 40s wearing a graen jacket armed with a gun standing in civic center plaza across the street from city hall. >> this person has a semi automatic handgun. he's threatened to use the gun on officers and himself. >> sky 7 was over the massive police presence. s.w.a.t. team and police negotiators on scene trying to convince the man to surrender. >> right now our negotiators are trying to establish a dialogue with the man to end this

peaceful. >> reporter: police say the armed man has been talking with tem. >> he's using words he may want to end husband life or take out other people and we don't want that to happen. >> reporter: hundreds of people live inside the evacuation zone not knowing when they might be allowed to go home. we're back live here. mistell us they are no no hurry to end this standoff situation which feasibly could go on fn ar hour. we just saw a police cruiser leave here in a hurry. we don't know what that's about. they want to create time and distance with this armed man and say it could go on for many, many hours this evening. traffic, as you might imagine, is a complete mess all around civic center, even market street. avoid the area if you can. we're live in san francisco today. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> we've heard reports that the

gunman called 911 himself. have you heard those reports? >>. >> reporter: yeah, i mentioned earlier before my story. but yes he did call 911, according to police, saying he was in the civic center plaza, he did have a gun and was threatening to use it. police say that no shots were fired today. >> thank you very much. we'll kmek in with you again later in the newscast. abc 7 news first alerted people about the gun scare through a push alert. get updates where you live as they happen. download the abc news app for free and enable push alerts for instant updates. now to the weather and a big heatup ahead. a live look right now from our east bay hills camera. you see a little haze out there. but it's going to be hotter tomorrow. you can see how that made me skip a beat? drew? >> now your accuweather forecast. >> you do not want to see the

numbers we have in store tomorrow if you're not in fan of the hot weather. poor air quality forecasted inland and around the santa clara valley. not bad. a warm start to the first fall weekend of 2016. san jose at 85 degrees. future tracker temperatures show we're in store for a mild overnight period. midnight we have spots in 70s. by 10:00 tomorrow, we have spots in the 80s. gusty winds. a red flag warning is in effect in the north bay hills. low humidity is a bad recipe for fires to spread quickly if they were started. we'll let you know how hot we get on sunday in a few minutes. eric? >> thanks a lot. those hot temperatures and gusty wintsds are prompting marin county fire to increase staffing. the department says they have additional firefighters, engines

and bulldozers now available. a car fire spread to the brush along highway 101 in san francisco today. sky 7 hd was above the burned out car near the 3rd street exit this afternoon. one person inside the vehicle got out safely. firefighters were able to control the brush fire before it got close to homes. to developing news now out of north carolina where a peacefpeace ful protest filled the streets of charlotte. the police chief has just released the video and photos of physical evidence. he announced it wo ud be released this afternoon after determining it would not hinder an ongoing investigation of the shooting. the chief says the video shows quote indisputable evidence that justifies the shooting death of keith lamont scott who was armed with a handgun at the time. abc news is still reviewing the video before releasing it. residents and scott's family

insist he was not armed. abc 7 news was in oakland today as members of the black community came together for a bike ride. organized riding while black to promote unity, peace and healthiness. organizers stress they don't want to label it as a protest or a demonstration. >> it's bike ride. just a bike ride where black people are gathering and being healthy and just being together. >> the group rode through the city. mourners said good-bye to a legendary figure in san francisco's political history. rose pack died last sunday at her home. her public funeral was this morning. friends and family honored the chinatown woman. she was instrument tall in the renovation of chinese hospital and in starting the central

subway project. those close to her believe her legacy will live on. >> she will be with everyone she influenced with her amazing words. she will not go down in history as had done something but someone who will make a continual difference even into your future. >> rose pak died from natural causes. she was 68 years old. a high school football team got a special pep talk last night. >> what's most important is you look out for one another. >> kol listen kaepernick took his message of racial equality to a local high school football game. what the team's coach has to say about that. and president obama calls it a dream come true, the

- i was diagnosed with parin early 2013.lly it took awhile to sink in. we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids. - the income of airbnb really helped to mitigate the stress. - but we have that flexibility of knowing that if you know things get worse, we have this to help keep us afloat. - so that's very, very important for us.

a group of oakland high school football players got a little extra inspiration before last night's game. >> i have come to support y'all because of the same way y'all took a stand and stood with me, i had to stand with y'all. >> colin kaepernick gave a pep talk to the football players. the kids were inspired by cap's protest during the national anthem and decided he wanted to join nem in demonstrating against arable injustice in america. last night they laid on the ground with their hands up.

you can see the 49ers quarterback kneeling by the players in the upper left. >> we learned a lot about him and he learned a lot about us. and this is a continuous thing that's going to keep happening. he's going to continue supporting us and we're going to continue supporting him. >> the team's head coach said the 49ers qb reached out to him after he heard what they were doing. a president spoke at the star studded opening of the nation's first museum for african-american culture. the president told the crowd today the museum will tell a range of stories from suffering to delight. karen travers is there with a look at this new addition to the national mall. >> reporter: it's an historic moment, more than a century in the making. the national museum of african-american history and culture opens at a time when the nation is grappling with big

questions about racial equality. >> it is a glorious story, the one that's told here. it is complicated and it is messy and a story that perhaps needs to be told now more than ever. so this museum provides contexts for the debates of our times. >> the goal of the museum is to look back and learn lessons to take forward. >> while america should ponder the pain of slavery and segregation, it also had to find the joy, the hope, the res resilien resiliency. >> visitors begin in the basement and ma make their way through exhibits that tell a story that takes place over hundreds of years. >> i saw shackles, auction blocks and a few tears came down my face. >> more than 3,000 artifacts are on display. >> i imagine holding a little hand of somebody and telling them the stories that are

enshrined here. and together we'll learn about ourselves as americans. we'll walk away that much more in love with this country, the only place on earth where this story could have unfolded. >> reporter: the museum is now officially open. but if you're hoping to come to d.c. and see it, you're going to have to wait. in order to prevent long lanes because of the heavy interest, the museum is sbribting tickets online for specific industry times. the next available tickets are for the first week of december. karen travers, abc news washington. abc 7 news was at san francisco's museum today as a crowd watched a live stream of the washington museum's historic ceremony. the crowd clapped along with important moments and toasted the official opening. organizers saying a national museum focusing on african-americas was long overdue. >> this museum is very important

for all americans as they walk through the museum and actually see that's a museum for everyone. >> exhibitions at the san francisco's museum will start in october. now your accuweather forecast withdrew tuma. >> we're on our way to a hot finish this week. and probably the hottest temperatures we've seen in some spots all year. we have nothing but clear skies out there. live doppler 7 giving us the all clear. we'll give you a live look from san jose, just soaked in sunshine right now. a really gorgeous day to be out and about arrange the region. tomorrow equally as bright but warmer. temperatures are going to jump from 10 to 15 degrees from where we are right now. right now this is warmth we have over head. 72 in san francisco, san joe with the sun sni shot 87 degrees and san ramone coming in at 91 degrees. as we plan out the overnight period, the sun goes down

shortly after 7:00 this evening. plenty of stars. not a cloud in the sky. no coasting fog redeveloping. so by 7:00 tomorrow morning you can see we're off to a rather mild start. most spots are holding in the 60s. get this hour by hour all the time on the app. highs on sunday, starting in the south, hot in san jose, up to 94 degrees, the same in santa clara, 95 morgan hill, cupertino equal as warm at 93, 91 palo alto, 90 san mateo. downtown san francisco forecasted high of 87 tomorrow. that would tie the warmest day we have all year. 80 daly city, into the north bay hot, 95 voers, 92 in valet ho. and inland, 100 in brentwood, 98

pittsburgh and 99 in pleasanton. this heat is going to hold on for monday as well. temperatures are going to be very sim on monday to where they end up on sunday. it's for that fact that the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for sunday and morning from 11:00 in the morning until 8:00 in the evening. as we go through the very warm spell the next 48 hours, stay hydrated with water as you go about your day, take frequent breaks in the shade and if you have ac that will help you as well. check on seniors and pets. and if you can, wear lightweight clothing as you go about your day both afternoons. so the seven-day forecast is going to show you hot tomorrow, 90s around the bay, even the coast is approaching 80 degrees. on monday i would not be surprised if a few spots end up one or two degrees warmer monday than they are sunday. and then tuesday you'll notice a little bit of a gradual cooldown

happening but it's really wednesday. what's helps us, the fog is going to return and by thursday we're dramatically cooler and friday and saturday, do i dare say chilly for october? going to be the opposite side of mother nature giving us a cooldown next week. the temperatures coming down real quick. we're still waiting on the barbecue from drew, right? >> me, what? >> that's what i thought. san jose state loses to michigan state. the badgers are

now abc 7 sports with mike shumanann. >> iowa statete was 0-3 in needf a big win hosting san jose state. no match as they fall to 1-3. ohio state going with a two quarterbrback system today. second quarterback already 17-3 cyclclones. jacob hahart, 23-yard pass to daily. park t threw for 165 yards, thr tds. next, 136 yards, two tds. 49 yards to jones. 30-3 and the round is on. palmer is out with a right leg injury. love was picked off four times. lalate in the third deeeep for hartley, tribune on the coverage.. tips it to teammate.. iowa state w with their first w of the season. nick sabin's top ranked

alabama team takes on alabamama. 7-0 alabama. now 27-0 alabama in the second. blake barnenett in as quarterba, he finds howard for a 34 touchdown, it's 34-0 lead. later in the corner, to the house, 75-yard touchdown, bama wins 48-0 to remain undefeated > upset of t the day, number michigan state h hosting number1 wisconsin. michigan state with the ball trailing 7-3.3. badgers captain tallize. one-yard touchdown run. third quarter, michigagan state with the ball down, l.j. scott hit, badgers grab it, spins away from o'connor. he's gone. 6 yards.

wisconsin rolls the spartrtans east lansing 30-6 your final. > number 23 ole miss hosting 12th ranked georgia. firstt quarter jay con'n' son pipicked off by derek jones. he's going to go 52 yards the other way. 10-0 ole miss. second quarter, chadd kelly avoids a sack. going to throw 55 yards down the field to lodge. count it. 24-0. kelly two td passes also ran one in. right before the half, a nine-yard strike. watch this catch. ole miss rolls 45-14. 13th ranked florida s state looking to avenge their loss last week facing south florida. cook reentered the heisman conversation with his performance totoday, a career hh 276 yardrds, two tds to tie the game at 7. later in the first cooke raced through the offensive line. florida state 55-35.

seminoles now 3-1. coming up, stanfnford and ua getting ready to face off in the

all right. time to fire up. stanford hits the road for their first test away from stanford to face ucla. that's where we find anthony flores at the rose bowl where stanford has had a pretty good

run no matter who they're playing, anthony. >> reporter: they certainly have. stanford is playing its first road game of the season. but they're not too concerned. they feel right at home playing in pasadena, especially against ucla. they've beaten the bruins in eight straight including each of their last three visit to the rose bowl. >> we'll always want to be the kings of cali, especially when you have a lot of players from california and different parts of l.a. and northern california as well, you definitely taking pride in being the kings of california. >> nothing that happened before this year, nothing that happened before this game matters. everything is about what's in front of us on saturday. and it's our second, second pac-1 pac- pac-12 opponent. as we talked about last year, we don't live life in the rearview mirror. we've got to see what's in front

of us. >> reporter: coach shaw says the key to victory are simple. on defense they must remain disciplined and on offense it is simple, no secret, they have to run the rock. that means plenty of touches for number 5. reporting live from the rose bowl, anthony flores, abc 7 sports. >> thank you. a reminder, we'll have that game right here on abc 7 at 5:00 p.m. more from around the nation in college football including penn state's nittany lions coming up. drew, i don't know if you're going to like that one. protesters are back on the streets of north carolina. today they have a specific demand in the investigation into the shooting death of a black man. that story is ahead. also, a cell phone free commute could be coming to part of the bay area. and -- >> all i can ask and hope for is

that it hits home. >> a father's touching letter for his son

an update on a gun scare and ensuing standoff. this is a live picture from civic center blah za in san francisco. sky 7 was over the scene of that area where for the last few hours police have been negotiating with a man who says he has a gun.

that was the man you just saw there. this live look now, city hall and the area is deserted as police continue to negotiate. cornell bernard was the first reporter on the scene as have the latest for us right now. >> reporter: eric, so far no end in sight. this standoff entering its forty hour. negotiators are happening on the polk street side of city hall with a man armed with a gun threatening to use it. police say that man in his 40s, a san francisco resident wearing a green jacket called 911 himself about noon to tell police that he had a gun and might use it on himself or others. so far no shots have been fired. the incident triggered a massive police presence, sky 7 was overhead and evacuation zone of two blocks was launched from civic center u.n. plaza and everything flanking it. police say they are in no hurry

to end this situation. they want a peaceful resolution willing to make that happen as long as it takes. they say they want to create time and distance. and so far all accounts show that that is what -- that's exactly what they are doing. you know, a lot of people may have evening plans down here near civic center at the opera, concerts, et cetera. if you're coming down here, i need to tell you it is a traffic nightmare. there is gridlock all around because people simply cannot get to polk street to larkin street. if you're coming down here please give yourself plenty of time. live? fran, cornell bernard. a horse trailer caught fire near oakland's lincoln high land neighborhood today. sky 7 hd was above highway 13 just a few minutes ago as a person walked a horse away from the burned out trailer. the fire started about an hour

ago. the fire spread to brush and burned a small area. a city near seattle is on high alert today with a gunman on the loose. he's wanted in the shooting deaths of five people last night at a mall in burlington. >> there are people waking up this morning and their world is changed forever. >> a rifle toting man at a washington state mall. police in burlington, washington say he is the sole person responsible for killing five people in a shooting rampage friday night. >> the suspect entered the mall without a weapon. about ten minutes later entered macy's with a rifle, fired multiple times, struck again, four females ranging in age from a teenager to seniors. also a male was struck and all

four of those were mortly wounded. >> witnesses describe a chaotic sene when the shooting started about 7:00 p.m. local time with people running, unsure of where to seek safety. >> the most chaotic i've seen in a while and the most chaotic that to me that has ever been here. you know, i wouldn't think this would even happen here. so i'm shocked. >> after the attack the man vanished into the night along interstate 5, about an hour north of seattle. the mayor of burlington urging residents to come forward with any leads that could help authorities with their search for the gunman. >> our support goes with them to help them extend the long arm of the law. >> there is no evidence at this time that the i a tack is tied to terrorism. abc 7 news. and right now one more note from north carolina. both hillary clinton and donald trump announced they have

canceled plans to visit charlotte. this comes after please from the city's mayor. she said resources in the city are currently stretched too thin. and you can watch the first presidential debate monday night on abc 7. abc news coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. followed by "dancing with the stars" at 8. jeopardy and wheel will be at 10:00 and 10:30. police are asking for help today in tracking down credit card thieves. take a look. police released these surveillance photos of two women accused of using a stolen credit card at target. new details about a san jose man arrested in a emergency landing. we now that 24-year-old jerry wyn is accused of talking about suicide and banging and kicking on the dock pitt door. the plane made an emergency landing in lubbock.

medical prosecutors charged him with interference with a flight crew. if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. rider ossen the new smart commuter rail loin could be banned from talking on their cell phones. the press democrat reports that the ban is being considered as part of the code of conduct on board the trains. it could be the first such ban in the u.s. supporters say the idea is not to dus tush other passengers. other transit agencies ask passengers to limit their conversation. smart trains are set to launch by the end of the year. antique fire engines rolled down san francisco's streets this morning. abc 7 news was at fisherman's war f for a special parade to celebrate the san francisco's fire department's 100th anniversary today. fire departments from around the bay area and as far away as san diego brought out their historic

fire truck to celebrate. the trucks will be on display tomorrow from 10:00 to 3:00. ahead, a small act of kindness is having a big impact. >> i want you to stay safe and i don't want anybody to hurt you. >> a little boy's expression of gratitude during tul mull chew yous times in north carolina. warm start to the weekend but temperatures next 24 hours, they're going to surge and we're on our way to a hot finish to the weekend across the entire bay area. we'll look at the numbers in the full accuweather forecast ahead.

welcome back. among all of the unrest in charlotte, north carolina there's an unlikely friendship between a boy in kindergarten and cops. 5-year-old jayden hooker said he got scared during the protest. he heard about police officers

being injured and asked his mom if she would take them to the police station to give them hugs so in his words they're no so scared. >> i'm happy that the police officers didn't really get hurt. i want wu to stay safe and i don't want anybody to hurt you. >> some of the police officers were moved to tears by the gesture. jayden's mom is proud of her son and that a 5-year-old can teach us a lot about how we should treat each other in times like these. an investment group dropped its offer to buy the land. the east bay times sent a letter to oakland retracting its offer of more than $167 million. the group says their original goal was taxpayer relief. they decided to withdraw because the mayor did not recommend their proposal be forwarded to the city council for consideration. earlier this week, rob any lot also offered $167 million for

the coliseum land and nearby properties. well, a school assignment for a boy in new jersey -- are we supposed to do weather right now? tell me? tell me? let's do weather right now. >> forget that for a second. >> it's going to be hot tomorrow. >> it's going to be hot and stick with it on monday as well. the next two days, certainly going to be sweating across the region. we've got crystal clear skies. tower cam showing you a beautiful afternoon we have on tap. the boats are on the bay. it's going to be hot everywhere sunday and monday. this is going to see a lot of heat across the region. heat advisory in effect for both days. going to see much cooler temperatures middle of the week. currently 72 in san francisco, 85 san jose, 95 concord and napa at 89 degrees. let's get you the hour by hour forecast. oakland on sunday, we're in the

60s but you notice temperatures really rise rapidly. by 7:00 we're at 77 and by 1:00 in the arch we're at 85 degrees. hour by hour forecast anytime you want, apt 7 news app. 92 in fremont, union city equally as toasty at 92. so highs across the bay area. it is going to be a warm day from the coast around the bay and inland. 99 the high in antioch, 87 in san francisco. that would tie for the warmest day all year. 90 in san mateo, 94 san jose, 90 in oakland and santa rosa in 95 degrees. if you're going to hit the beach tomorrow, get a little relief, 80 in half moon bay. 82 santa cruz. warm and sunny and we'll have a light land breeze. that's why we're able to warm up quickly along the coast. heat advisory in effect for the entire region 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 in the evening.

monday, the numbers, the heat still hangs on. lots of ients and 90s around the bay and likely we'll see several spots hit the century mark. by thursday, temperatures really tumble quickly and that means we'll see 60s along the cost, lots of 70s around the bay. so if you don't like the heat, there is relief in the accuweather forecast. next seven days for you, hot tomorrow, monday, a couple spots may get one or two degrees warmer. going to be a very warm next 48 hours, slight cooling on tuesday. but on wednesday the fog is going to return and that means we're finally able to cool off quickly. thursday much cooler within and friday and saturday we're below average. i wanted to put chilly in there for october. october will begin one week from today and temperatures go below normal. you're going to need the abc 7 news app to track all of the

changes. >> can we skip to thursday in. >> you want thursday? >> i'd like to. >> i like tomorrow. i like beach weather. >> thank you very much. well a school assignment for a boy in new jersey has gone viral. he has autism and wrote that he had no friends. now he's realizing that he does have friends all around the world. reporter vanessa freeman has this story. >> the depth of a father's love on full display seeing his sons happy. >> dvds. >> oh my goodness. >> it was that love and overwhelming emotion that led bob cornell use to share a picture of an assignment sheet his youngest son filled out at school. when asked some of your friends are, he wrote no one. >> i was hurt. i was devastated. the only solution i could come up with was raising awareness and having parents talk to their kids and about kind and including those that are different than them. >> since that post on monday it's been shared thousands of times. now people around the world are showering christopher who is on

the autism spectrum with cards and packages. >> happy day christopher. from friend tim. look at that. >> letting him know he has friends all over the world. and friday afternoon shipment is just the first. >> it's overwhelming. just the number of cards. and we're going to answer all of them. it's going to take months. but for him i'm really happy because he's going to know how loved he is. >> core knenelius hopes that th message goes on. >> hopefully all i can ask and hope for is that it hits home. >> that was reporter vanessa freeman. it's very important for kids on the autism spectrum to have friends and feel like that have friends a and they're wanted. time for sports. thank you sir. the fighting harbaughs continue to tear through the competition. my my takes care of the nittany lions in an arbor.

highlights coming up next in sports.

fourth ranked michigan is on a roll and jim harbaugh and his game kept it going pens penn state today. referees must see everything, including the football. drilled in the face.

he'd leave the game. first quarter smith had over 100 yards rushing, 14-0 michigan. wolverines control the football. lot of long drive. fourth quarter, td pass. michigan touch downs are dprp 1 yard, 2 yard, 3 yard, and finally break free in the fourth. 40 yards here. a two touchdown day, michigan wins 49-10. undefeated at 14-0. vols have left 11 straight to the gators. florida's appleby to antonio callaway makes a great catch down the sideline. sets up another short td. 14-0 gators. here comes the vols, jennings juggling catch, stays in bounds. vols take a three-point lead. look at the tennessee player flop without being touched.

florida player got ejected for a phantom punch. 38-28 is your final. youngster enjoying dad's glove on a sunday. elvis has left the build. out to near straightaway center, jake ran out of room. a man on for andrews and he does it again. first ever two-home run game. the going foul. 4-0 rangers, go on to win 5-0. a's have lost eight straight at home. many players in contention for the fedexcup, including rory mcilroy, 2 back at 6 under mind kevin chappell. he can still win the cup. final round is tomorrow. stanford and ucla on deck. stick around. thank you very much and thank you for joining us for this edition of abc news. we'll catch you after the game.

>> announcer: the following is a presentation of espn on abc. ♪ backdrop is second to none, the san gabrielle mountains framing the rose bowl, as we welcome you to espn saturday night football on abc. the crucial pac 12 number 7 stanford against the bruins of ucla. chris fowler, kirk herbstreit, sam ponder will join us. what's better than this place with the sun shining in a good early season conference game. we'll see if christian mccaffrey can make this his show the