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our tools to democracy. >> mark zuckerberg tonight pledging big changes after admissing that russian agents bought thousands of ads on facebook during the 2016 u.s. election. good evening. i'm larry beil. dan and ama are off tonight. facebook is handing over the 3,000 ads to congressional investigators, saying after months of internal investigation it only just recently uncovered fake accounts linked to russia. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo live at facebook headquarters in menlo park. katie? >> reporter: larry, mark zuckerberg said facebook's mission is about giving people a voice and bringing people together. he said those are democratic values and he cares deeply about democracy. >> i don't want anyone to use our tools to undermine democracy. >> reporter: using facebook live, ceo mark zuckerberg announced he'd be turning over more than 3,000 political ads to congressional investigators. the ads are linked to russia. most of them praise donald trump

or attack hillary clinton. >> we've seen now that it can be -- tools of thnecolyogab cus. >> reporter: silicon valley congressman ro khanna said he's glad facebook too thisst w eep between intelligence agencies and tech leaders to help address these problems. these were new problems for democracy. >> reporter: east bay representative eexprswesc sed a similar sentin cnn. >> going forward we have to exect that they and twitter and google and others are more mindful about it and, you know, being respectful of free speech but not allowing foreign adversaries to take over our election. >> reporter: zuckerberg said facebook will continue its own investigation into russian interference and continue to work with the government. >> there will always be bad actors in the world, and we can't prevent all governments from allinterference. but we can make it harder. we can make it much harder. >> reporter: included in his nine-point plan, adding 250 people to facebook's election integrity team and making political advertising more transparent to users.

in menlo park, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. oakland highag s alert tonight after somebody spray-painted anti-semitic graffiti on the side of one temple this morning. abc 7 news reporter lisa aminute gulezian has more on how the jewish community is trying to move forward as they celebrate the start of the jewish new year, rosh hashanah. >> we do hope that this year is a year of peace and friendship. >> reporter: at dimond park rosh hashanah, the jewish new year, is welcomed. ♪ but the usual celebration is somewhat tempered. it's hard to ignore the hatefuld on the side of temple sinai this morning. >> this seems like a very cold and calculated thing. >> reporter: it was an attack, felt by even the youngest members. >> it'scrazy. because why would somebody do that? and how hurtful it is.

and it feels even more hurtful on rosh hashanah. >> reporter: oakland police will stay close to the temple for the time being. meantime, temple sinai's rabbi placed a blank piece of paper over the vandalism. people were asked to cover the words of hate with words of hope. soon the paper was filled with messages. >> i put love on it, then i put a jewish star and i put a heart. >> reporter: oakland's jewish community has been coming to this park for 23 years in honor of rosh hashanah. members tell me it's never been so important to come together on this day to show solidarity. in oakland lisami an gulezian, abc news. the christopher columbus statue in san jose city hall was vandalized only a day after city leaders agreed to remove it. our media partner the "mercury news" reports someone poured red and blank paint on the marble statue. yesterday a city council committee that included the mayor sam liccardo decided that statue will be relocated. last month a group started a petition to get theayta c solum

genocide against native americans. a controversial event called free speech week is set to begin at uc berkeley sunday at noon. still not clear if some of the big names will reallyho sw comm yiannopoulos claims he along with conservatives steve bannon and ann coulter are set to speak in berkeley. >> as of now they are confirmed to be here for september 24th to september 27th and from our end we have the resources and the means to put on this event. ust meantlt-right terror weeksej to harass, to target and isolate and harass like the most vulnerable students. >> the uc system is spending an additional $300,000 to cover security costs at these events. developing news now. north korea's foreign minister says his country may test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific ocean. such a move would be considered a major provocation by the u.s. and its allies. this follows president trump's

remarks at the united nations in which he threatened to totally destroy north korea. north korean leader kim jong un responded by saying president trump displays mentally deranged behavior and he will pay dearly outhis speech.ow of mexico, where time is running out to find survivors from tuesday's earthquake. rescue dogs have been searching the rubble. experts say the average survival time is about 72 hours. it's been 60 hours since that quake hit. earlier today mexico's president said the number of dead is now at 273. families still holding out hope that people will still be found alive somewhere, somehow. abc news reporter carlos granda has more from mexico city. >> reporter: days after a 7.1 earthquake rocked mexico city, many buildings here reduced to piles of de w,iskers continue to pull survivors from the rubble. firefighters easing this woman out of a hole 2349 ceiling. her legs emerge first, then the

rest of her body. more than 50 people rescued so far. but for anxious family members desperate for news of missing g "i think that ait has beenis n is what kills us the most, the desperation of not knowing." for daysearsherc oeav hn a ruined elementary school. painstakingly working their way through the rubble of what was once a building, hoping to find anyone trapped inside. crews there signaling for silence, listening for signs of life. for some time believing that a 12-year-old girl was still alive, pinned under all that . then officials announcing there brwasde no girl there after all that all students had been accounted for, though 19 children andix lives there. thousands have been injured, and the death toll now, more than 270. rescue teams, first responders, and thousands of volunteers doing all they can. >> we need to feel so good after 28 hours continue rescue people alive. >> reporter: a long road of recovery ahead for mexico city

and those who call that city home. and mexican pre nntdeto sending release saying this work will believe ts long as it takes any hat some people could be alive in the rubble. reporting from mexico city, i'm carlos granda, abc news. >> now, if you want to help the victims, we've made it easy for you. we have links on our website to multiple charities that are chaceccekpt oinut abc7news.com information. the white house says president trump has spoken wit geth puerto rico as the island assesses the damage from hurricane maria, and it's extensive. the president plans to visit the u.s. territory, which is home to 3.5 million american citizens. ferocious 155-mile-an-hour winds left the entire island without power. meanwhile, hurricane maria continues to strengthen as it approaches the turks and caicos islands in the southeastern bahamas. divers will be out tomorrow morning to locate several shipping containers that slid off a cargo ship right into

ankloasd'ut o this afternoon. sky 7 was overhead just a short time after 11 empty containers went right into the water. several have been secured, but the port says the coast guard and bar pilots have been notified now so they can guide shipping around that area. a spokesman for the port of oakland says it's still not clear what cd seau the water. high winds brought down a tree in san francisco tonight. abc 7 news was at 15th and florida streets in the mission district. that tree came down right on top of a car. another car parked next to it did not appear to be damaged, but ended ip inside the caution tape put up by san francisco puksor wbc. 7 news atbl 11:00, you just never know who's going to find your phone. >> it was just an amazing experience. and he's so sweet. he's so nice. >> an east bay family starstruck tonight after a sports superstar helps them out. also an unexpected car wash for drivers along the coast today. and it may be the last night of summer but you would never know that up in the sierra tonight.

here's a look at what's lieave" td right after abc 7 ne 11:00. jimmy. >> thanks, larry. tonight get ready for r3.ou >> lindsey graham, the senator who co-wrote the bill, says donald trump is focused like a laser on health care and i'm guessing he means he's focused the s

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willing to meet you anywhere. >> reporter: the man said he was rickey henderson. rickey was at the game to light the al davis memorial torch. but jessica assumed it was someone who shared the same name. they agreed to meet in the north oakland regional sports center parking lot where highway 13 and 24 meet. >> all of a sudden this car comes out, a black escalade, you know, fancy. fancy car. and i was like, oh, my god, that's really him. and we just started -- like oh, my goodness. and it was just such an amazing moment. >> reporter: anthony told me over the phone he could not believe the supers wrtaelpten o. >> he has a good heart. i can say that. >> reporter: rickey found the phone on his it, took some pictures, and signed autographs. >> he was like an idol growing up. i played baseball, and everybody wants to steal bases and be like rickey. you know, doing a rickey, that was like a -- that was something we did growing up in the '80s-u know what i mean. >> reporter: i reached out to the oakland a's and was told rickey thought the herreras were great pele. harrington, abc 7 n.

>> what an amazing story. that is rickey being rickey. moving on, the alameda county sheriff's office is using social media to track down the owner of some lost property. they posted these photos of a woman on facebook. they say they found valuable property and memories belonging to her including these photos that were on an sd card. the items ended up in the sheriff's evidence room and had likely been stolen from the woman. some cars driving on highway 1 got an unexpected soaking today. rorge sent us this video from moss beach. a driver in a convertible was one of those who was caught off guard. it's the wrong spot for a convertible. a water line next to the highway burst this afternoon. we're told it tookutbo a a wate. well, this may be the last day of summer, but winter has arrived at least temporarily tonight in the sierra. this video was at mammoth resort today. the snow was also coming down in the tahoe national forest. as many as 16 vehicles were involved in a deadly crash this morning on interstate 80 near

cisco grove. one person was killed. and here's what it looked like at kirkwood mountain today. that is snow at 7,000 feet. the chp posted video on facebook from the truckee scales on interstate 80. no chain controls were in effect, but they did wpear on highway 267 chains or four-wheel drive was required from north star to king's beach. those chain controls have now ended. so it's september 21st. sandhya patel, do we need the gloves and parka? do i have to get the parka out? >> i tell you what, larry, i think you should have your gloves out tomorrow morning for good reason. i'll explain in just a second. but as you take a look at live doppler 7 right now, it is snowing in truckee. it is pretty light right now. it has been snowing off and on throughout the day. and as if that's not koreasy enough, that we're getting snow in september in the mountains, a water spout was reported earlier this afternoon in lake tahoe. this just gets wilder by the

wider look. they have sthurndsnow this afternoon in the sierra and if you're heading up there expect a rerun, a possibility tomorrow afternoon. here's a picture sent to me via twitter from northstar. check out that snow. looks more like december or january. certainly doesn't look like september. but believe it or not, snow in september is not unheard of. what is unusual is they had posted a winter weather advisory earlier today. that has expired but may get issued again as we head toward tomorrow. here's what you need to watch out for tomorrow morning. santa rosa you begin morning at 46 degrees. the morning chill will be with us. you might need those gloves. certainly will need a jacket or a coat. here's right now a time lapse of how beautiful it looked when the sun went down at 7:08 from our east bay hills camera. we had a few erovft clouds from the same cold front that brought the snow to the sierra

today and you can see just how gorgeous it looked as we look toward mt. tamil pais. that was the last sunset of summer. we're getting ready for fall tomorrow. live doppler 7 showing you just a few clouds right now. temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s. los gatos, you're already down to 48 degrees. it is certainly running cooler ohan where you were 24 hours ag by a good six degrees in napa. down 4 in san jose. you're going autumn chill. here's a view from our south beach camera looking toward san francisco. chilly tomorrow morning autumn arrives at 1:02 and we are expecting a big warm-up for the weekend and beyond. here's y 12-hour planner forou r friday. 7:00 a.m., it's sweater weather. mid 40s to low 50s. bright and sunny at noontime, and it's going to be a mild fall day with plenty of sun as we head toward the evening hours still remajor bright. tomorrow morning the chill in the air with mid 40s to the mid 50s. make sure you grab something, an ustraeray lrm. j hour by hour we go. mainly clear at 5:00 a.m. except

for a clouds. as we head into theew afternoon the sun will be shining for the bay area. a nice fall day in the sierra nevada it's going to feel more like winter once again. from south lake tahoe to yosemite they are expecting some snow showers. travel delays a possibility. slick roadways. you'll want to download the accuweather app and keep track of live doppler 7 to see where that snow is falling if you're traveling there. low 60s to mid 70s if you're staying here in the bay area. great way to end the workweek. breezy out there and sunny. we don't have anything to worry about but folks in the turks and caicos do. hurricane maria is beginning to close in on the turks and caicos. the eye is not as well defined but it's still a major hurricane. 125-mile-an-hour winds. it's going to slam the turks and caicos and move out over the open atlantic away from the eastern seaboard and weaken. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day fostcaremorn.ing. it's going to be chilly tomorrow afternoon. autumn begins at 1:02. we have a warming trend for the 0s 8 to low 70s coast.

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it was color rush thursday and 49er fans had a lot to say about the uniforms and the officia officiating. that's another story. every thursday teams wear alternate uniforms. niners wearing all black font with the red numbers. the rams wearing bright yellow. our own mike shumann a former niner tweeted is ite or are these u jnitformuss getting of control? more like costumes. hashtag halloween. i don't know a lot of people that like the uniforms. anthony florez in, by the way, while i do the news he's doing the sportsta ly mtbuuch more exciting than we anticipated. >> and i think that's what really matters. i don't mind theifun .msor i wanted to see some action, we saw plenty of that tonight. the 49ers and the rams combined to skort most points ever on thursday night football. but would the rams be on the wrong side of history or would they get their first win

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rams. the only team the niners have beaten three times in their last 22 games. the game got off to a rough start. first play from scrimmage, coleman takes it all the way back to the 3 yard line. next play they give to todd gurley. he punches it in. had three tds in the game. 7-0 rams just 12 seconds np niners would respond. their first touchdown of the season. brian hoyer from nine yards out. that makes it a 7-7 game. fast-forward to the fourth. jared goff, who threw for a tw sammy watkins who fights his way into the end zoneup. hoyer threw for 332 yards and two touchdowns. it's 41-33 with five minutes to play. on the ensuing kickoff pharaoh cooper fumbles. san francisco reon the 17 yard line. fourth and goal carlos hyde pounds it in. from a yard out he ran for two scores.

41-39 after the missed two-point conversion. the niners get the onside kick to keep this game alive. but on fourth and 20 hoyer is sacked by aaron donald. the rams win a wild one 41-39. the 49ers drop to 0-3 on the de i think our guys felt pretty strongly that we didn't play to rou the first couple weeks and by no means did we today either but i thought we did improve at least from the opposite side of the ball. >> you like to score more touchdowns when you get in the red zone but that was the way it was going. we knew we didn't have a lot of time and we had to have some big plays. >> on offense we have to finish drives, which has been a thing for us all year, but we're still figuring it out but we will move forward and get those things figured out. the pride of oakland is going out on top. andre ward is retiring from boxing. the 33-year-old light heavyweight champion is

considered the number one pound for-pound fighter in the world after his victory over sergei kovalev in june uea. d said his body could no longer put up with the rigors of the sport and he no longer has the desire to fight. ward retires with a perfect 32-0 record. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. some good signs and some bad signs from the 49ers. just growing pains. you've got to expect those. >> absolutely. but carlos hyde ran like a beast tonight. >> that's two one rainbow is magic. even more magic would be two. three rainbows are impossible. unless they were made by you. now with 3 new rainbow marshmallows.