warriors broke around 9 months ago, they had the dancing backhoe, act bats and fire and everything. we got the exclusive tour of the new arena with warrior's present rick wells. the tour starts with a view from above. it's a beehive of activity. when this is done this will be more than just an arena. the idea is to create a destination. >> all the way around the arena becomes a beautiful public space. >> it's amazing. they've thought of everything i even have a warriors' logo on the hat here. >> and we headed to the belly of the beast. >> all right. let's watch the reborn here. >> so, i'm doing this with you for the first time. if you can imagine the view, right. so this is how people are going to cross the street from the park and this is one of the two

main entrances. >> you got the foundation down and you're about to start going up, that's kind of why we're here right? >> a year from today, the whole building form will be together, the roof will be on, and we're be doing the interior work. >> we had to stop shooting so because they're lowering these down. >> this is the first time i've been in the theater lobby. so how does it feel. >> here we are. >> we're in the lobby. >> i love what you've done with the place. from where we're standing where the court going to be? where is steph curry going to be shooting? >> 50 feet that direction. locker ro locke locker rooms and practice facilities over there. >> what emotions do you have right now? >> this was just a dream 5 1/2

years ago to see it come to form from ideas and drawings, and a million hours of meetings. it's a feeling that puts a big smile on my face. >> it is quite the project. a lot of people expressed concern about traffic and parking. the best way to go public transportation. they couldn't let me take the hard hat but, i got a bolt, it'll be on ebay. vs. -- >> our warrior experience will begin on sunday, two games in china and will be there for a week and feeding back stories every day and it'll be fun. it's going to be amazing. >> it's incredible how popular the team is. >> clay and kevin durant, they

were there earlier this summer and i'm sure there's going to be thousands of people waiting for them. >> we look forward to your coverage. be safe have fun. >> good job. developing news right now. communities remain flooded in puerto rico. ten days after hurricane maria dumped rain and unleashed winds on the island. today acting homeland security secretary elaine duke surveyed the damage and recovery efforts along side puerto rican's governor. >> reporter: that's why we're here and -- [inaudible]. puerto ricans have endured long lines for supplies like gasoline. long lines also at banks where people try to get cash. and medical supplies made it to doctors who were shorthanded.

puerto ri puerto ricans in the bay area are having donation drives. abc 7 reporter melendezelendezez someone who just returned from the island. >> it's not surprising to me there are still people saying they haven't seen help yet. >> keith bury is the helper of medical services at stanford. he was in puerto rico when hurricane maria hit. this is where he spent a lot of his time, inside these tents for patient care. he told us people outside of san juan are trying to survive. >> they are trying to move day by day to make sure their families have food and water, if they need medical care can they get them. >> he says tinfrastructures hav been denver stated. more fuel to help trucks make it that have been sitting at the

ports. puerto ricans here in the bay area have been collecting goods to send to the island. >> the problem is that once we get it there we have to make sure that logistically we can get it to the people it has to get to. >> reporter: fred of pittsburgh said it's been hard to watch things move so slowly. >> the stuff that's available, people not able to get to it. and hopefully, it will start happening really soon. >> they are hoping by the time these emergency supplies collected today leave the bay area there will be a more coordinated effort of distribution on the island. lee an melendez, abc 7 news. >> pruerto ricans here in the valley has formed a group, to learn more about how you can help people affected by hurricane maria go to

abc7news.com. well, did you feel it? a weak earthquake shook napa county this afternoon. happened around 2:30 near ang win. it's been over three years since that big earthquake, 6.0 struck near napa. geological analyst found no danger risk following two rock slides. the report comes after rocks and slabs of granite broke in the last two days. an even larger slide injured a plan when a rock crash through his car's sunroof hitting him on the head. the size was the size of a 36 story building. slides are a normal part of the park. >> the area remains open. we've posted elevated rock fall activity signs just to let people know. >> officials seyed's rock fall

was the 29th largest rock fall the park has had and 20 times larger than the one on wednesday. yesterday, equifax announced it will offer everyone a free life long tool for locking their credit reports. >> consumer groups welcome that news but says it's not enough. >> activists free credit reports as many as they want and they want free credit looking and all three major reporting bureaus and that is just the start. when our personal private information was stolen from a leeky equifax, bay act acted fast. >> i think we looked at that website and checked our credit. >> matt schultz and a senior analyst at credit card.com, he

said she should all follow tom's lead. >> the first thing people should do is get their credit report from all three bureaus and check your online bank statement and online credit card statement to make sure that nothing unusual is on there right now. >> matt says this isn't a one-time thing. the breach is a breach that will keep on giving. >> it is like being mugged over and over and over again, and it's important for people to understand that bad guys can be very patient. and just because they haven't used your data yet, doesn't mean that you're out of the woods. >> matt is backed up on that by the electronic frontier foundation. the foundation is much too hard for consumers to get their day in court. and that is making our data more vulnerable. >> there are very little incentives for these companies to keep our data secure at this

time. that's why you have these breaches happening constantly. >> the electronic front tier foundation says we need to make it easier for consumers to sue by setting up something like a lemon law for data. >> they need to generally come up with an idea or a way for the victims of these breaches to get compensated. >> and to make it easier to lock down your credit reports. >> why not. >> the consumer group based here in the bay area launched a program asking for free credit freezes for all consumers. i've posted a link to that organization if you want to check it out. that will be with this story on abc7news.com. >> thanks michael. it is that time again. the bay bridge scheduled to close tomorrow morning to continue the implosion of marine foundation with the old eastern span. it should shut down between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. for about 30 minutes. this will be the third of six

scheduled implosion and removing what's left of the old bridge. >> starting sunday, cow town tickets and cargo prices go up. it will price by 25 cents. monthly parking sees a 50% increase, up to $82 and change. this is the first time for the raise in two years. ticket sales pays for 2/3 the cost of running a train. the hardest thing in the bay area is finding an affordable place to live. a cooling marine layer developed along with gusty wind. in the forecast coming up. >> we're live at the look at what the weather is going to the traditional center piece. we're talking about the pumpkin. plus -- a new season and jersey for the golden state warriors. i'm jonathan bloom.

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new at 6:00 a don deal. the deal means palo alto will be reserved as an affordable housing site. the purchase cost $55 million, paid by santa clara county, the city of pal toe alto and the housing authority with federal funds. affordable housing brought back to the entire bay area. melanie wood row has the big announcement in san francisco today. >> reporter: governor jerry brown signed 15 bills into law

that will provide funding for affordable housing, boast construction and strengthing housing laws. governor brown signed the housing bills at hunter's view, an affordable housing project. >> let's hand out keys to the people who want those units. >> reporter: the housing crisis has spilled on to bay area sidewalks. >> we saw it on the way here, and it could have been los angeles. >> reporter: a problem these bills will hopefully help alleviate. >> the first area half of this money be go to homelessness. >> today the building, senate and government and all of our staffs together put something i think will relieve the housing criminal case for a lot of californians. >> including those who still have many many years before they rent or buy. >> my toddler's here, here at his first bill signing mr. governor. my wife and i wonder whether his son and friends will be able to

afford to live in our great city and state at a time when over half of our minutal generation is thinking seriously of leaving california. >> governor brown says while these billes are the beginning they will not end the need for further legislation, the goal people shouldn't have to leave the state to find affordable housing, so they can live their california dream. in san francisco, melanie wood row, abc 7 news. a planned rocket that takes astronauts to mars could be used as a high speed airliner. the rocket will carry passengers between most cities in the world about half an hour. new york to shanghi, 39 minutes. it could be as safe as modern day jet travel. >> once you're out of the atmosphere it'll smooth itself, no turbulence or nothing. and if this can go to mars why

not go to other places on earth as well? >> musk says revenue for launching satellites and sending supplies and tools to space station could pay for it. the seat could cost the same as an economy ticket. imagine that. >> halloween is still over a month away, but if you want a pumpkin you might want to act fast. because of rains and extreme heat the harvest is down 25%. growers haven't seen it this bad in 15 years and it could get worse getting closer to halloween. laura out in the pumpkin farm. >> reporter: they're bringing in more pumpkins as we speak but as we heard from central valley growers things could tighten up in supply in the next several weeks. it's the beginning of the season

for east bay pumpkin patches and things are looking good especially to those who make getting here early a priority. >> we always come here early, get here to play, he gets all his energy out and pick out pumpkins. >> reporter: you like to get out early and get the best selection? >> yes, we do. >> reporter: for this family shopping for pumpkins is a new tradition. >> it's our son's first birthday, we wanted to come out and celebrate his birthday. >> reporter: while things look good now there is some concern among central valley growers that the pumpkin inventory could run low in mid-october thanks to extreme heat over the summer. >> the heat and rain effect crops, so it's kind of -- we don't know every year what we're going to get. >> reporter: at this pumpkin patch it's a lot of weigh and

concur they believe they're good to go through hol >> to my knowledge things are good for us. no word coming through that we're going to have any struggle with anything here. >> reporter: still some people aren't taking any chances. laurie anthony. abc 7 news. >> it is feeling like fall out there. >> exactly. cooling down for the weekend too. spencer. >> it's a little breezy out there as well. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have a few high clouds and just a little bit of a chili in the air right now, mainly because of the wind. we got gust up to 29 miles per hour in fairfield. 17 in navarro, 25 at sfo, breezy every where els as well. 25% temperature change shows how cool it was at this hour.

generally 18 to 16 degrees cooler in most locations. this is the view from the shaky camera, looking down on the marine layer. 60 degrees in san francisco, 63 across the bay. 63 in mountain view. check out this stunning view of the western sky from emoryville. seeing high and low clouds and bright conditions as well. 73 right now santa rosa. napa 69, 68 in navarro. 73 in fairfield. one more view of the clouds above, blue skies as well. forecast features, sunny and breezy this weekend. high fire dangers in the mountains. here's a look at that fire weather watch in effect from 9:00 tomorrow night to 9:00 sunday morning. for the north bay mountains, east bay hills.

winds will be gusting to 30 miles per hour and low humidity. formation starting at 7:00 this evening, shows marine layers sweeping across -- it will be mainly sunny and will remain sunny across the entire bay area from coast to inland. over night, low temperatures will drop into the upper 40s in napa and santa rosa. most locations we'll see into the low 50s, tomorrow sunny skies. look for breezy conditions but it will be mild at the coast with highs in mid to upper 50s. upper 70s in several places. inland areas will warm up to mid-80s. this week is oak to meer fest going into october in oakland. high temperatures in the mid-70s. san francisco it will be a bridge to bridge run from the bay bridge to the golden gate.

we'll have mainly sunny skies throughout the day on sunday. cool conditions in the morning hours. it'll warm up and get mild to the mid to upper 60s by late morning to mid-day. here's the accu whether seven day forecast. it will get cooler next week, high temperatures next wednesday. inland on it'll be 60 on the east cost. coming up. baseball squashed by a life

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week. >> it's really emotional and how special it is i have this person in my life willing to give me his kidfully to save me. that's really powerful. >> we were what the doctors called perfect match. it was a familiar y'all relationship. we should be brother, sisters. >> they're love of baseball also links the bear. harold is a giant's fan. and harold had a message posted on at&t scoreboard to let van ben derg know he was a match. van den berg had to wear a royals' jersey. you could call it coincidence. >> only an abc 7 news tonight, the history of this man that could be a reason why this woman has a future. >> and there's a new opening at the warehouse for a health and

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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. inside this san jose courthouse today, a former probation counsel felt what it was like to be on the other side of the law. century sha pap ra was charged with sexual assault. she allegedly had sex with two boys while they were in jail. her bail is set at $50,000. the prosecutors wanted it raised by a million. >> she was tasked with caring for these juveniles and violated that trust. there is more than one victim in this case and the investigation is ongoing. >> she did not enter a plea today, that's expected to happen at her next court date in two weeks. new details on the suspect behind this crazy carjacking in

the east bay. the suspect's name has not been released but will be in court on monday to be charged. the suspect stole a car in alameda. let police on a high speed chase. it ended peacefulfully a short time later. the homeless man who stabbed a policeman wanted to represents himself in court. he's being held without bail on charges including attempted murder. the san francisco police officer was responding to a report of a man acting suspiciously in a terminal one baggage claim when he was attacked, stabbed in the hands, leg neck and face. he's now out of the hospital. well you heard the old saying justice delayed is justice denied. >> why a criminal case against a driver accused of killing a teenager in san francisco has been repeatedly delayed for seven years. >> dan nori with the story.

>> a 16-year-old boy died in a car crash by a woman driving more than 70-mile-an-hour in downtown san francisco. she was charged with his death but 4 years later there's still no court date. >> friends say kevin was a great guy. >> he always had a smile on his face. >> the listen con high school student was a proud member of the rotc drum core core core passionate and accomplished bikist. he was driven to school by his mother and then they stopped at pine and bluff. >> police say a silver mercedes suv hit the mini van from behind going more than 70 miles per hour. >> i saw it flip over. the back part flipped back. >> kevin was killed, his mother and sister were seriously

injured. the driver of the mercedes was arrested. >> the offender in this case is being charged with three felony counts, one of vehicular manslaughter and two counts involving reckless driving with serious injuries. >> that was four years ago. kevin's sister told us his family can't understand why getting justice is taking so long. just last week the suspect was in court for a preliminary hearing. >> it's very unusual to see this kind of delay. >> former federal prosecutor. >> there's an old saying in criminal law circles that is delay is a friend of the defense. it is usually and almost always to the advantage at the defense because the prosecution bears the burden of proof. >> the abc 7 teams examine the files to -- but we also these three motion for

continuances all filed by the defense attorney. they asked for delays of eight to ten weeks. all three motions granted by the court. some delays were caused by heavy case load. both sides were afforded an equal number of delays. record show prosecutor agreed to the one of the three motions for continues and didn't file any motion objecting to the other two. >> at this point i can't make a comment because it is now a case set for trial. >> attorney steve filed a lawsuit against the county for the defense. >> what are the dangers of having years go by in a criminal case? >> witnesses move, people die. we can't do discovery, we we wee dispose miss z-h-u because she had a 5th amount

>> if convicted on all counts she could face seven years in prison. >> thanks dan. both supporters and protesters showed up one arizona sheriff spoke in fresno a few moments ago. the two groups shared their messages peacefully, outside a fundraiser held by republican party personnel. president trump recently pardonened arpaio. federal prosecutors accused arpaio of ignoring an order to stop racial profiling. >> i'm humble that he did it, i'm not guilty that's for sure. and you'll hear the real story pretty soon. i'm not guilt. i got two parking tickets in my life, two, i'm 85 years old. >> arpaio lost his re-election bid for seven perm of the county

sheriff last november. we sent out a breaking news letter when secretary of health and human services tom price, we signed from the administration. he's currently under investigation for racking out more than $1,000 charting out flights. the committee is asking for travel records from all 24 federal agencies. >> these trips were approved through the normal process so it was deemed appropriate and that was the necessary way to be able to make any other obligations within the department. >> this is the latest of several staff changes in the trump administration. we put together a list and you can find it on abc7news.com. what can a tag tell you, if it's one that looks like this? not a whole lot. next -- >> the humans are going to find

us. >> the new series, "inhuman" on abc. it's about a race of humans with super powers who travel from moon to earth. >> when i was a kid i'd write letters to stanley with character ideals, and got a nice letter back one time. >> love marvel, how strong its women are. it's a role i've been looking for. >> the two hour season

. happening now, candles being lit for the hol holiest day of the year for people with jewish faith. the howe religious holiday last for 24 hours until friday on sun down. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom at the new team's eye tech jerseys went on sale to fans for the first time. >> reporter: for fans of the world champion warriors this one's hard to resist.

>> i just want to wear it. >> reporter: say good-bye to adidas. >> we got to get the new ones now. >> reporter: they look sharp in the stands but made for the court. >> it's a lighter jersey, more sleek. handle sweat better. >> reporter: for the first time there are sponsor logos. the same company that sponsors the shame jerseys. >> the the new jersey isn't quite exciting enough to get something like this in your closet -- >> it's called nike connect. tap your phone or kevin durant's jersey and you can tap into everything you want to know about kd. >> you can see the players' playlist, the music they listen to. >> it's cool because you get to see highlights and some of the

stuff -- >> i just go on nba.com you know. >> nba.com won't have everything you can find at the app. >> someone's making the commitment to buy a jersey for their player, to have that content available for those people we think that's cool. >> i'm going to buy go more. >> reporter: don't worry there is a micro chip inside that tag but we're assuredtist washable. in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. are you ready for the weekend? it's off to a beautiful start as yew can see from this live

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her car along highway 101. the impact going 70-mile-an-hour trapped her inside. ruben marshal, an offduty fire marshal was in the car right behind her. >> in my experience, people that hit that hard rarely survived. when i saw her there and breathing my next thoughts were, done die on me. >> kayla's face was crushed and put into an induced coma. she lost her right eye. and at her side, ruben marvin. >> he knew what i was going through and when a lot of people look at me they don't know what i'm going through. it's nice to have somebody that knows. >> reporter: nine years ago, margin was also in a near fatal accident, crushed between two fire rigs. kayla is dealing with pelvic

injuries and a broken vertebra. a prosthetic eye is in her future. >> she's done amazing. she's determined and staying positive and taking it one day at a time. >> reporter: she won't take that journey alone. martin and kayla's wife and mother have bonded. >> she's been given a second chance at life which a lot of us aren't and i'm excited to see what the future holds. >> reporter: in hills berg, dave luey, abc 7 news. >> what's a great friendship they've formed. the bay area is a beautiful place and abc 7 news viewers prove it. >> trina captured this shot from half moon bay, yip pi it's friday. >> great shot. spencer else back with the forecast. >> yip pi is right. here's live doppler 7, a few

high clouds, low clouds at the coast. bright skies and will remain bright for a while over night. low temperatures ranging from upper 40s to mid-50s. tomorrow's highs under sunny skies. mid-60s at the coast. next week is fleet week here in san francisco. going to be a nice sunny week. even as a few clouds come into the skies later in the week. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast for the entire bay area. we will have mainly sunny skies all the way through the seven-day period. all right. we have great news to share. the abc 7 family has expanded. you'll notice ama has not been here lately, that is because she has just had her adorable baby. >> yes, she had her on monday. thatis add lin.

both mom and baby are doing both well. we're under strict instructions from ama not to gush too much. >> solarry, how are you going to follow that cuteness? >> it's tough. >> i just have to move on to the next story but congratulation to ama and her entire family. it's been 63 years since

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. >> announcer: now abc 7 sports with larry beal. >> good evening. we showed you the ongoing construction at the warriors' arena. when it comes in 2018 the warriors are hoping on players to still be attending. bell got his feet wet in the summer league, 16 rebounds in one game, a game winner in a scrimmage this week. finds himself now surrounded by all-stars on a championship team. >> we understand obviously i'm new, and the new plays, so -- like i mess up they come over

and talk to me. i think each day i got more and more comfortable. so, learning more. >> you can see him thinking when we call a play. he's involved in a play and thinking about where he should be. and that will come. he's got a natural feel for the game. i think he'll be a good player in this league. every rookie goes through a tough transition. >> all the speculation about the lakers lulling russell westbrook back, forget about that. he's going to stay where he is. he's going to make $500,000 per game. it's over -- it's $569,000. >> that's what you get per sports cast. >> yeah for sure. thanks. russ was delaying signing through the summer. inked the deal

birthday. a major league baseball announced they'll name the world see veers mvp trophy after maze. maze only one that title, no other name for, perhaps the only one to take the series. maze says baseball's always taken care of me, for that i'm grateful. i think it's a wfrl thing to know at 86 years of age i'm proud to give something back to the game. what a day this has been. stanford host arizona state tomorrow afternoon. yesterday afternoon we got an answer to a quarterback question. richard costello. chris was hurt saturday rkt he got mashed right there against ucla. cost sotello was pressed with

the service. he responded with two touch down passes. we'll see how he does and all the highlights after the game follow lg virginia tech. final packers' wide receive. the coach doing his best to downplay the return to eugene and make it about the game but he knows, this is the story line nobody's going to avoid. >> i guess i can make something up if that will help this story. it's not about us, this is cal versus --. -- went there and made friends and connected but it's not about that. it's about our program and our team, who we're investigated with. we got to have a great week of practice. and here's the final nfl note. packers' wide receiver devonte

adams back home following this vicious helmet to helmet. no word on possible discipline for danny who say he's not a dirty player, did not intend for any harm to come to adams. adams tweeted today at home, feeling great. appreciate the prayers. thank goodness he's okay because that looked very very bad. jonathan's highlights coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. join us on coffee t.v. late details plus our own fire weather watch at 9:00. abc 7 news at 11:00, six months invasion in the east bay is over tonight. what was left behind has one family furious. here's tonight prime time line up on abc 7, at 8:00 watch the two-hour series premiere at marvel's inhumans. at 10:00, it's 20/20.

and abc 7 news at 11:00. then it's jimmy kim medical live. if stadiums and living rooms across the country, football fans will gather for week four of the nfl season this sunday. if week three is our guide we should expect for players and coaches to protest during the national anthem. some will kneel, lock arms or stay in the locker room. what was started by colin kaepernick last season to protest police brutality and racial inequality has become something else. after president trump referred to players who sit out the anthem as sob's the protest extend requested shifted focus to the president. some fans love it. others are outrage. burning jerseys vowing to quit supporting football. using a platform of sports for a protest is nothing new.

during the olympics, and clippers standing for the anthem but what their jerseys inside out. from jesse owens, jackson robinson, muhammad ali, what really matters that sports have been more than a game. i all love hearing from you. follow me on twitter and facebook @dan ashley abc 7.

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