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♪♪ now, from abc 7, live breaking news. good evening. >> our breaking news is in san francisco, a shooting at the aquatic park. kate has the latest. >> i'm on vanenss in north point, you can see tape here, a squad car and there's police officers over here, but, this is just the very top of the crime scene, a few minutes ago, my photographer and i were down vaness further, the crime scene, where it actually happened is probably the equivalent of three blocks away. take a look, here is a video that we shot, closer to whatever this police investigation is right now, we don't have a hot of details, because it just happened an hour, hour and a half ago. the lieutenant is on the phone

with a command staff, there's reports of a shooting. we will bring you more information on the details as soon as we get it. take a look at this, if you remember, two years ago in august of 2016, 20-year-old calvin riley was shot in the chest and killed here. he was shot while walking around at night and playing pokemon-go and he was from san that ta-- s matteo, that murder is still unsolved. i will tell you that, that vaness, where the crime scene is, is dark and quietity at night. we will stay out here and try to bring you the latest details for you. and we will have the details online and tomorrow 4:30 when the morning news cast starts. that is the latest here live in san francisco. kate, thank you very much. >> and abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that mean wes -- means we spend

time aon issues that impact our quality of life. >> is a safe parking program for the homeless has been put in place and security has been beefed up in a local park. the cameras will go up, and the security measures come after a daytime drive by shooting in august. a child that was there for a child's birthday party shared his experience at a council meeting. when the shots range out, we hit the ground and grabbed kids and hit thei ul find 1/.ngt 3f my l. >> oh, could you imagine? police chief will decide where the cameras will be installed inside the park. they are expected to go up in the next few months. >> two bay area cities pledged to help homeless people living in their cars.

they funded approval for a safe parking program. a space for those living in the vehicles and allowing home ms families with young -- homeless families with young children to be parked a center. >> our mission is to return people to sustainable housing. that is done with people in the shelters and on the streets and taking their vehicles in to a safe environment. >> the program could be begin as soon as november 1st. >> a woman in oakland who has two jobs, still can't afford housing. she has been sleeping in her car for a year. abc 7 news reporter spent the day with her, hear her story and learn about efforts to fight homelessness. that is on the website, abc 7 news.com and our section committed to building a better bay area. san francisco's mta board, approved a bunch of taxi

medallion changes this evening. taxi drivers honked in protest against the plan. under the changes the board voted to restrict lucrative airport rides to drivers who had purchased their medal i don't know -- their medallions, and they eliminated the medallion fee much. medallions sold for $250,000. the same year uber and lyft started pick-ups and now they are worth less. >> i serve my people, i have been held up and attacked and persecuted by you name it, you can see it in my face. i paid my dues. >> manyhe faultedn their los. aferry line that is struggling with overcrowding dealt with a service issue. unspecified mechanical problems,

scrapped the 4 and 5:30 golden gate ferries, it's routinely sold out. and they report that the operators are considering to add a vessel to the line and looking for ways to alleviate a packed parking lot at the station. america's top diplomat, mike pompeo is in saudi arabia, asking the royal family if they knew of the disappearance of jamayou can't jamal khashoggi. >> a international crisis is brewing after jamal khashoggi disappeared. >> i know what i'm going to do, sanction the hell out of saudi arabia. they searched for clues. vice president pence hinted that it could be that america becomes involved. >> any act of violence that

claims a life is condemned. but this was an assault on a free and independent press. >> president trump seemed to take the saudi denial at face value. >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know -- >> dispatching secretay of state, mike pompeo to meet with the royal family. and now the president is responding to critics that questioned his financial ties to the saudi royal family. calling that fake news. and tweeting i have no financial interests in saudi arabia. but on the campaign trail, mr. trump bragged about their investments. >> saudi arabia, and i get along great with all of them. they spend $40 million, $50 million am i supposed to dislike them? i like them very much. >> there's reports that saudi arabia will take some level of responsibility of the death of khasho dpmpt -- khashoggi.

abc washington. >> in east bay, the city of dublin, the city is planning to build a new ikea, it will be located near interstate 580 and there's been push back to the project. the city's planning commission voted 3-1 last month, to not recommend building the new store. some people say they would welcome the ikea, opponents worry it would cause traffic congesti congestion. >> no winning tickets were sold for the record mega millions jackpot, one in san francisco came close. >> oh, very close. here are the winning numbers. 3, 45, 49, 61, 69, the megaball number was 9. >> tonight's jackpot was $667 million, the largest ever. state lottery officials said that a ticket hit 5 of the six numbers was sold. that ticket is worth more than $1,900,000. >> that is pretty good. and friday's drawing will roll

to $868 million. that will be a record, and the last time someone won the jackpot was on july 24th, when a group of wells fargo employees from san jose, won the $543 million prize as you may recall. >> so we are playing again, right? >> we are, we are putting a lot of pressure on the executive producer who runs these things in the office pool. >> meet the rookie officer that is shaking things up. >> it's awkward, i am looking at guys born in '95, and i graduated high school at '95. >> mixed emotions at the warriors final home opener at oracle arena. >> it is going to be a cool start with fog. i will let you know how the rest of the week is shaping up, coming up. >> all right, and first, here is a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live, right after abc news at 11:00. >> watch us all this week live in brooklyn. it's a wonderful, fabulous,

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introducing the new craft pancake lineup from denny's. the rookie premiered tonight on abc 7, it's about a rookie st -- a rookie officer starting out at age 40. one bay area officer will be watching closely, he knows what it's like to be the oldest new guy on the force. we have the story. >> reporter: always considered other options -- the graveyard shift is getting under way, it's nearly quarter to nine, and the youngest officers are about to hit the road. most are in their 20s, and one of the new officers is a little

older. officer james kind is 41. he is just about to wrap up the first year, patrolling north bay highways. officer kind graduated from the chp academy last september. >> it was awkward, i was looking at guys next to he in born in '95. i graduated in that year. >> reporter: he was a leader, aside from ribbing, he was treated like any other cadet. >> there was a lot of old man jokes. i never felt accepted because of age. and because i was able to compete with them. shoot as good as them, drive as good as them. one thing that i was always lacking is running as fast as they did. >> reporter: this is a second career for him, he spent the first 20 years in the navy doing tours in afghanistan, and hunting for pirates in australia. he believes age and experience give him an edge over younger cadets. >> a lot of people may have never been in a fight or a shooting. i'm able to find a spot in my

mind i can draw back on and i was able to calm down and get through it. >> reporter: as for hollywood's portrayal of a real life officer similar to him, officer kind said he will be watching the rookie. >> officer bishop, you get to ride with the 40-year-old rookie. >> it will be interesting to see what hollywood says and what the real life experience is, and how it parallels mine. >> reporter: he said, yes his age creates challenges but nothing can keep him from following his dream. >> this is a young man's job. but, i hoechbtly believe if you -- i honestly believe if you have the heart and drive, you can go for it. >> reporter: even if it means you are still the rookie. >> that's a great out look. you can watch "the rookie" every tuesday night at 10:00, abc 7. >> a big night for warriors fan. the nba champs won their season home opener about a half hour

ago, over the thunder. >> it's the kickoff to the last season in oakland, the team looks to move in to the new arena in san francisco next season. abc 7 report eer is live at orae and how fans are taking the changes. >> reporter: there's a lot of excitement here tonight t warriors unveiled yet another championship banner and this could be another championship season. but yes, it is the fans that have made oracle, roar-acle, they are so loud. it's with heavy knnostalgia tha they open the opener. it smashing he wi -- it sparkled tonight as the championship rings dropped from the ceiling. >> bitter sweet. >> reporter: long time warrior fans are safersavoring the hist.

>> i know i will not be able to attend as many games. it will be more expensive. and you know, there's less seats. >> reporter: the state of is art chase center opens next season. around 80% of the current season ticket holders have committed to the move. >> i have tickets and i picked out of the seats. i'm excited. >> reporter: did you have to give away the first born to get the tickets? >> i gave away two of item, but you can always get more. >> reporter: new is nice, but you cannot beat the original. >> this ishe here. >> reporter: now, she and others more than 55 years old are taking the court as the dubs latest dance team, the hardwood classics. >> this means the world, i'm glad they gave me an opportunity to come back at my age. >> reporter: dancing in celebration of a championship team. >> dancing is pure enjoyment,

it's liven enhancing. it's a celebration of life. and what better way to celebrate life than to celebrate it with the warriors. >> reporter: celebrating in front of a sell-out crowd tonight's game was yet another sell-out, making it the 292 sell out at oracle. abc 7 news. >> i love that dance team. thanks, katie. >> the hardwood classics, that was good. and they were good too. >> on to the weather forecast. >> i want to show you something beautiful right now. the sunset, 6:31, watch that fog rolling in as the sun was going down. it was just amazing to watch, and we do have the fog tonight, which has started the cooling trend. san francisco was down 10 degrees, and oakland down a few degrees thanks to the marine influence, is that gorgeous or what. as we head in to morning, you will notice it's around parts of the bay area t fog near the coast and the parts of the bay, right now, let's

take a look at what is showing up in the gulf of alaska. there's an area of low pressure that is going to send us our first significant swell northwest swell of the season. and that means you will need to watch out over the the next couple of days, building northwest swell, will mean risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. especially if you are spending time along the coast lines. temperatures right now, from the 40s to the 60s. highs today were in the low 60s and all the way to the mid 80s. so, inland areas we are still in the low to mid 80s. look where they are heading. walnut creek, temperatures in the 80s in the next few days. not a lot of change, it will be cooler and warming back up. notice the changes, sunday through tuesday. dropping down to the 70s, and--s and it's going to feel like late fall, if it doesn't yet. a beautiful picture of the moon. morning chill with foggy areas, minor ups and downs the rest of the work week and we are looking at a cooling trend during the sunday through tuesday time

period. first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures from the upper 30s to the low 50s. fog near the coast and bay, and certainly chilly enough that you will sleep well and you may not want to get out of bed, that is how i felt. frost advisory, bring in the pets and don't forget to protect any frost sensitive plants. between 5 and 8:00 a.m., thing to will pull back for the noon time hour. look for the fog in to the evening and clear skies inland. a mild day tomorrow afternoon and the numbers will come down to the low 80s. concord, 82, and san jose 75, and 81 in santa rosa. and san francisco 69, and 64 in half moon bay. you can download the app, and check out of the temperatures any time you want.

accu-weather seven-day forecast. minor up tick in the temperatures thursday and friday. only to see a holding pattern saturday and then cooling on sunday. more cloud cover a few showers trying to work their way southward tuesday. fingers crossed, computer models are all over the board. we will keep you posted. >> all right, we will be back with a moment, and tomorrow, dale earnhardt, jr., will talk about his nascar

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the person it had belonged to, was taken to the host with a medical emergency. the firefighters decided to not leave it there. they folded it up and del it to the patient. >> that was wonderful. >> the warriors kicked off the home opener, larry? >> dan, you are right, the this is the place to be. and it will be for most of the season, the warriors get their rings a little celebration and a test from okc, steph curry,

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good evening, larry beil live at oracle a rrenarena, this never oeltd. they started the -- never gets old. he this th-- they drop today di rings from the sky. the rings are gigantic, 75 sapphire on one side and 74 diamonds on the other. the ring is reversible. twisting off the top, reveals the strength in number slogan and they have two trophies on top, signifying back the to back championships. the warriors and kc, russell westbrook not playing tonight, . here he is. that's damian jones with authority. steph curry had 19 in the first half. drains tne t corner. dubs up ten at the half. and kevin durant. no, jones there on the put back.

this is what they want from this kid. just throw it down hard. he had 12, paul george, 15 of had his 27 coming in the third quarter. suddenly we are tied at 75. fourth quarter, durant, another miss and looney was big in the game. ten points, ten boards and steph finished with 32. and a jumper and a little shimmy. afterwards. durant with 27. fell hard on his shoulder. late in the game. and said, he was okay afterwards. dubs win it 108-100. here is kd. >> it was just so much i was thinking about. so much that we were thinking about. but, coming in to the game, we were excited about, you know, capping off kind of finishing off last season with the ring ceremony, every game is not going to be 140-99 shootout for us. >> obviously we are still trying go for more, and so, you -- it's really hard, i had think -- i

think putting it in perspective. it's a night like tonight, when you sit back and feel proud of what you accomplished. >> can you say bubba? -- you want to say bye-bye? say bye-bye, all right, say peace. >> how cute is that? draymond's kid. all right, dodgers just beat, they just beat the brewers 2-1 in 13 innings in the nlcs. back to you. peace out. >> i was going to say, you

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