intersection to my right and to my left over here is a small altar set up in honor of 45-year-old hon jung. incense and plate are laid out. a mother of two and a wife. she and her 4-year-old niece ali were walking home from garfield elementary school at the corner of 22nd and foothill boulevard when they were hit. the little girl is in stable condition at children's hospital and suffered injuries to h stomach and head. jung was pronounced dead at the scene. >> she was a very sweet person. she loved to cook and she was a stay-at-home mom so she cared about us every day she would be there and now she's not any more. >> reporter: she would often pick up ali from preschool at 11:00 a.m. and it happened around 11:20. oakland police are not saying which direction the driver came

from or if he or she ran a stoplight. there was a second car, an suv involved and that driver stopped and is cooperating but investigators are not saying how exactly they were involved. back here live now, you could the seat this small -- some -- s smallalitior will grow and they plan to release a description of the suspect vehicle soon. for now live in oakland, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. and hours ago there was a dead hit-and-run in the south bay. in this case the suspect has been arrested. it happened at rancho san antonio county park in cupertino and this is a homicide investigation. abc 7 news reporter kris reyes joins us live from the park with the kris? [ inaudible ]. >> the initial caller reports that a vehicle struck one

pedestrian and led to two pedestrians and continued to drive away from the scene. >> reporter: one victim died in the hospital another treated on scene and released. this is now a homicide investigation, however police say they won't release any details about the suspect or the victims at this time. they believe the two pedestrians were hit at different parts of the park. >> the rangers were first on the scene of the incident and began cpr are the victim until the sheriff's office and fire department arrived on scene. >> reporter: police confirm tha. yoev police say by the time they apprehended the suspect his vehicle was with a broken windshield. >> there was no use of force between our deputies and the suspect. at this time we don't have any motive or relationship between the parties that were involved. but we do encourage the public to reach out to us ashis is a very frequently visited park so anyone that has information regarding this case to please contact the sheriff's office.

>> reporter: and as you could see, there is still quite an active scene behind me. you're looking at the suspect vehicle pinned between two sheriff cars. that is how the officers say they prevented the driver from getting away. the suspect was arrested here. that suspec is now in the hospital and once he is released he will be jail in san jose. inup cernotire,yes, abc7 news. santa cruz authorities are bmw suvne won cct wedas abducted from his home early this morning. sheriff's deputies responded to atre's home on pleasure point driver around 3:00 a.m. and they believe the bay area tech executive was forced into the car that belonged to his girlfriend which then left the scene. detectives found about 10:00 a.m., several hours later in the upper meadow ranch area off soqel and the nearb

>> detectives are working tirelessly and since we got that call at 3:00 this morning. >> investigators believe atre who owns a digital marketing company was targeted. they're asking for anyone with information on the case to call the santa cruz county sheriff's office immediately. new at 6:00, a war of words escalated today between san francisco city leaders and the national rifle association following the san francisco supervisors declaring the nra a terrorist organization last month. the gun rights group then claimed victory today after the mayor london breed sent a memo to city department heads saying the resolution does not direct the city to probe ties between its contractors and the nra. but san francisco city attorney's office said the mayor's memo is not a concession to the nra. the group is suing san francisco. an alameda county judge has issued a temporary restraining order against the county of alameda prohibiting it from entering into a sell its half of the oakland chris um

property to the oakland a's after a lawsuit filed by the city of oakland. laura anthony is live to sort it all out. >> reporter: hi, dan. the conversations and the negotiations around the a's buying a portion of the property here at the coliseum have been going on for two years that is why the team is surprised when the city attorney through them a curve. >> it is another complication in terms of moving forward with the project in east oakland. >> reporter: one day before the team plays the biggest game of the year, a's president cavel filed foul and the judge's decision to issue a temporary restraining order. >> you had no idea this was coming. >> totally blindsided. this is a week to focus on the amazing team we have on the field and 50,000 plus here and incredible celebratory mood for a's baseball and not stuck in court. >> reporter: the oakland city

attorney asked for an injunctiof f the site to the a's. the suit sites the surplus land act which said requires the county to first offer the city a chance to buy thehipero prt yea unveiled a development plan for the site including retail and affordable housing and recreation and entertainment space as mong other amenities. it would help fund a propose new stadium for the a's at howard terminal. >> we have to sit down and negotiate. >> it was filed without the support of mayor libby schaaf. >> that would not have been my choice. i don't think the timing of this lawsuit was ideal. that was the city attorney's choice with the authorization of the city council. i hope the council decides to suspend any further litigation. >> reporter: as for the timing of the suit, right before the a's big game against tampa bay. >> i think we should justpolitis

ty couil president kaplan suppo saying that she and a group of community groups or selection of community groups have a vision for this property for developing it that might better serve the needs of the community. now this litigation next court hearing is set for november 14th. >> with they worried about this lawsuit and the judge's order being a distraction one day before the game. >> reporter: they are concerned about the timing, dan. as we know the wild card game is for 5:00 here tomorrow against tampa tbay here at the coliseum. the aeds and the fans want to focus on getting that one win as you know it is do or die and they're hoping 50,000 fans will pack the coliseum and they'll have sean manaea and hoping to

move on to the next round of the playoffs anz want folks to focus ood point.ther than what is >> g laura, thank you. happening now, walnut creek police are updating city leaders on how the homeless pilot program is going. now we first told you about it when it started this summer. the hope is to have two officers fully dedicated to knowing each homeless person to try to get them off the streets. walnut creek is yet another bay area town seeing a rise in homelessness with the equivalent of about 10 homeless calls per day. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. and homelessness is a topic that we continue to address because of the many issue involved. today two san francisco supervisors announced a new vision for mental health care. luz pena is live at city hall with a p to voters. luz? >> reporter: that is right. and this initiative comes after two months of supervisor matt haney and helio ronin speaking

to the mayor and they are moving forward with it. it only takes a couple of minutes to see the mentalhealth crisis in san francisco streets. there are more than 9,000 othe identified at least 4,000 who are not only homeless, but have a drug problem andre struggling with mental health. out of that number 230 are considered the most vulnerable. >> how are we helping those people right now? >> we're helping those people right now by trying to get them into treatment. >> reporter: the mayor said they plan to help eacson get the care meer need,h e pxpanding th behavioral health access center. >> and the team out there on a regular basis and supervisors and support and mental health stabilization beds and the work we're already in the process of doing and i don't want to continue to divert resources. >>y released back on to r or ha the streets.

>> reporter: division is street cleaning response and drug crisis teams and a drug sobering nd officerntce a of insurance accountability. that last part is why the office of the mayor doesn't support this initiative. >> i am not in the business of using taxpayer dollars to subsidize private insurance. >> reporter: they want to provide help to every san francisc even if they have health insurance. >> right now we could also to provide the brief care, we could go after that private insurer to help us pay for that. that is something that we have the pacity to do, that the treasurer does. >> reporter: now nine out of 11 supervisors are supporting this initiative. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> so, luz, how much would mental health cost and where would they think that money will come from? >> reporter: it is a great question. so it is set to cost -- to costt

$100 and that money will come frax tomgin 100 times more than the average worker. >> i see. we'll see how that is met up in terms of reception for that. luz, thank you. now first responders in california have more mental health support under two bills signed today by the governor. one creates peer support programs including a network of crisis or stress. another providers workers compensation to first responders recovering from post traumatic stress they suffered on the job. three years ago california voters legalized, remember, the recreational use of cannabis. >> so how does we have the numbers for you new at 6:00. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'm tracking october heat. i'll let you know how high the numbers will get coming right up. and get out your phone. go to abc7news.com/vote to take part in tonight's live poll. have your dining habits changed?

>> yeah, i mean, are you going to eat out more, or more delivery? what is going on? did you sign up for a meal plan or still cook at home? go to abc7news.com/vote to let us know which category you might fall into. >> and stay with us. because next we'll see how shifting habits may play a role in the bay ar'sea rtaes do you have concerns about m e dimobpharmacist-recommended memory support brand.

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oh, the flavors of the bay area. they are one of our favorite and famous features of living here. but guess what? they are in jeopardy. >> last year most restaurants closed rather than opened in san francisco. there are a range of factors at

play here. the cost of doing business, rising minimum wage, and shifting habits just to name a few. >> so we want to know have your dining habits changed? go to abc7news.com/vote to weigh in on tonight's poll. >> the results are on the bottom of the screen. they change in realtime as more votes come in. as y could see, going out to eat more, 20%. we'll have the poll open while abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman brings you a story of restaurant life from oakland. >> i love the crab cakes. lo reporter: make that used to vehe kincaid's restaurant in jack london square when it closed due to bankruptcy and a sale.an loyal customers unaware but not industry insider ben. >> were you surprised to see kincaid's closed. >> no, not at all. >> reporter: we're a few blocks away inside of the butter diner and bar that ben owns with his family. days neverak restaan y but these veor granted even if it appears to be busy.

>> because restaurants historically have an extremely low profit percentage. >> reporter: the typical restaurant profit margin is mes thactuay works ood financial ve uhas p.em. in california the minimum wage will rise by $1 a year for the next three years. that is not even good news to many who willng risk, a waitress who worked here for 18 years. >> when the minimum wage goes up, the cost of everything goes up in life. >> tips go up? >> no. >> reporter: it is the classic double-edged sword. >> that is oe aggressive increas in the state's history and this is the beginning and you're seeing places close at $12 and what happens at $15. >> so it is not always what it appears. we don't know the details of kincaid's but the snapshot presents a wide angle view. >> this is the beginning. i think there will be a ton more restaurant closures. we're just getting started. >> reporter: in oakland, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> a lot more restaurant

closures. >> people feel sad. but results from the voetsing happening now at abc7news.com/vote. 63% mostly cook at home. but 11% are also saying more delivery or takeout. >> and look at this, still 64% mostly cook at home. signed up for a meal plan just 4% but that has been growing in popularity. we'll keep that open. >> thanks for voting. now as some restaurants shutter, others are opening for business including one from the partner of the san francisco lee ho jaut club. they announced the opening of a restaurant in the mission district. >> it takes over a space on 18th street vacant for two years. now we want to hear your ideas about the future of bay area restaurants and building a better bay area. share them by o better bay area group on facebook. >> let's see how weather will change in the week ahead. it is interesting. >> it is interesting. warm out there. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. temperatures came up a few

degrees today and tomorrow that warm-up will continue. i want to sth-- to show you a stunning view of downtown s francisco from our sutro tower camera. it is so clear that we're getting this gorgeous view right now. 61 in san francisco. it is in the upper 60s. oakland and redwood city and san jose 63 in half moon bay and now cooling 57 degrees. from our golden gate bridge camera, there is a gentle breeze here at the bridge. 69 in santa rosa. 66 petaluma, in the low 70s from fairfield to concord, 67 degrees in livermore. it is starting out cold this morning. as you recall. we're in for another cold night ahead. but those temperatures will continue to rise. closer to average in napa. average high of 81 degrees the next couple of days in the low to mid-70s. friday upper 70s. and then look what happens. thngee we ikentond monday, those numbers will be above average for this time of the year. so you know october brings warm weather and we'll certainly be

feeling it this weekend. live doppler 7 right now showing you clear conditions from coast all the way to inlandroh that b colder air mass has shifted on but high pressure is building in and that warming. we're still going to, like i said, feel the effects of the chill as we head into the overnight hours. because the skies are so clear. and here is a gorgeous view from our san jose camera of the sun. another clear and chilly morning ahead. warming trend continues tomorrow. and those temperatures will peak over the weekend. so first thing tomorrow morning, here is how it will feel. chilly and clear under clear skies. you will definitely want to grab a jacket or a coat before you head out of the door. perhaps a scarf, 38 degrees in santa rosa and in lake port, 40 in napa, 44 in san fraisco. upper 40s for oakland and san mateo and 46 in san jose, 44 concord, 47 in sannotatomorrow e a niceecery aer that mookt the mild weather for the south bay. 80 in morgan hill.

77 in san jose. 79 los gatos. 76 in milpitas. nice day on the peninsula. 71 in millbrae and 75 redwood city and 74 menlo park. near the coastline, mid-60s from half moon bay to pacifica. downtown san francisco 69 degrees. these temperatures coming closer to average. it was still cooler than average today as you know. and in the north bay, mid-60s at the coastline. 74 in san rafael. up to the mid-70s around sonoma. taluma and napa, 77 santa rosa. heading into the east bay, 74 degrees in oakland. newark 75, san leandro and inland, this is where you find the warmest weather and it is still pretty mild. 80 in concord, 82 fairfield and 79 in livermore. a look at accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures rising more tomorrow with mid-60s to low 80s. just slight cooling on thursday and then those numbers rebound going into friday. look at the october warmth. we have beach weather coming this weekend. low 70s at the coast saturday

and sunday. upper 80s to low 90s inland. >> thanks, sandhya. the weather here is so nice. why would you want to leave? but the latest southwest sale might convince you. >> we priced out some sample trips from the bay area. st

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air force display team called appropriately th red arrows. they are in the bay area as part of a tour promoted by the british clasuon gte francisco. the sky 7 spotted them flying over the bay, buzzing the golden gate bridge. it is a team first ever visit here and comes in advance of fleet week which officially gets underway isf hi tyou would like make a flight of your own perhaps, southwest is kicking off one of the seasonal sales today to help you fly cheaply for winter vacation. fares tumble during the slower fall and winter months. southwest is adding on with deals from now until thursday. we researched what their round trip fares might look like. $100 from the bay area to anywhere in california or vegas and portland. $300 for cross country trips like atlanta, nashville, baltimore. flights have to be within mid-november and february and cannot be during thanksgiving or christmas which is prime travel time. you're looking now live at sfo

whereas of today free parking only lasts for ten minutes. the is no more. rthapoir b seedn attest to seeth a ief it might e traffic congestion but didn't have much of an effect apparently. after 10 minutes you will be charged $2 every 15 minutes. you've heard about the real i.d. and today the deadline to get one is exactly one year away. the department of homeland security said only 27% of eneramic issued a real i.d.on understand the purpose of the new federal i.d. that is supposed to be more secure. >> they know who i am already. they have any i.d. and my social security number. i don't know that we need to take it to another level. >> i think it is a pain in the butt. >> real i.d. is a federally kplients identification card means you could use it to pass through airport security. our old california driver's licenses don't meet new standards and to get one you need to go in person.

the earliest appointments are at the end of december. you need to bring proof of identity, like a birth certificate or passport, proof of social security number and two documents confirming your address. well two years ago today america experienced its worst mass shooting in modern history. >> a c the shots in las vegas and they've turned their experience into something to benefit others. you'll meet them next. and also ballot confusion e

a shake-up today in the vacirts to maintain a bannan o. ngpi >> juul said it will no proposi. >> despite that, the measure will remain on the ballot and as abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains, with ads on both sides likelyllti s reportet millions of dollars supporting proposition c to overturn the ban on e-cigarette and vaping products here in san francisco and the company has not said why j is pulling support now.

sa sleeun and distribution of e-cigarettes and vaping products in the city. proposition c seeks to overturn the san francisco ban. basically yes on c means no to the ban. the yes on c campaign was backed by a group called the coalition for reasonable vaping regulation which was in part funded b labs cigarette company basedere in san francisco. the company's newly appointed ceo said they will cease active support of prop c in san francisco writing, i am committing to seeing that juul engaged productively withstehol customers. it is backed by a group called san francisco kids versus big tobacco which has big endorsements from nancy pelosi, california lieutenant governor lenny cuna lockis and supervisor shimon walton and michael bloomberg. a spokesperson matt dorsey.

>> if this were any political interest other than big tobacco i would take them at their word but one company with jump out and another interest could come in and it would be shop owner t-- owners. >> you might see both sides for and against prop c. menie woodrow, abc7 ne. wsgo california voters passed prop 64 and legalized recreational two-thiro odde i a boly pl eranentathle same number are ok where they live but this issue has a clear partisan divide. 7% of democrats say it is good that california legalized cannabis compared with 48% of republicans. well tonight we are exactly two weeks away from next debate among the democratic presidential candidates and it is looking like it will be the

most crowded stage ever for a single presidential primary debate. the event will be a one only on october 15th and 12 candidates have qualified. here is a look at them. here is who you will watch debate. joe biden, pete bbuernie sande elizabeth warren, cory booker, beto o'rourke, andrew yang, steyer and tulsi gabbard. they need to have 2% support in four different polls and have support from 130,000 donors across 20 states in order to qualify. east bay ing now, congressman eric swalwell is hosting a town hall meeting to talk with local folks about the impeachment inquiry into president trump. house speaker nancy pelosi announced it a week ago sparked by a whistle-blower complaint about a phone call in which president trump asked the president of ukraine for help investigating joe biden. also happening now, the city of gilroy is hosting the annual

national night out event. the city postponed the night out event out of respect for the community's grieving process following the garlic festival shooting that claimed three lives including 6-year-old steven romero and 13-year-old keyla salazar and 25-year-old trevor irby. today marks two years since the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. crosses were placed on the las vegas strip to honor the 58 people who died. more than 850 others were hurt when a gunman fired shots from a hotel room into a crowd at a music festival before taking his own life. four people with bay area ties are among the victims. 32-year-old michelle voe grew up in san jose and graduated from independence high school. sonoma count native kurt monts illo age 55 was shot as he yelled for others around him top in san ramon and went to california high school the same

5ar s eh who a san francisco police officer. survived the shooting in vegas and now they're starting a security company to teach people what to do in an active shooter situation. jessica from our -- our sister station in los angeles sat down with the couple. [ sound of gunfire ] >> those left behind at the route 91 harvest festival lying on the ground frozen with fear still on the minds of this orange county couple. >> when we ran,e those people behind. that is one thing that still triggers me. you still see their faces. >> the hardest thing to deal with is the fact that you can't save everybody. i think that is it. so this is a way we can do it. >> reporter: with the support of the newport beach police department family they look at who they can help in the future. >> you'll see how hard it is to >>or t my are fighters and shannon's opponen breast

cancer. >> we were going to celebrate that i finished chemo. >> reporter: the battle on the third night of the country music concert. >> when i was stho in vegas, i was shot in my right leg. >> they are tarting sc, the security cob sult ants showing others how to prepare for an active shooter emergency. >> going through a class and it really puts it in perspective. >> our employees have a good understanding of what an active shooter is looking for. >> among the lessons, what to stay out of. >> the hallways are difficult. >> where to hide. >> and because you put the coke machine here -- >> when to fight. >> as he comes in i'll attack him now. >> and never give up. >> always fight through and get yourself out. >> reporter: it is repeated for them. they helped get 20 others to safety on the night of october 1st, 2017. he's been recognized for his heroism but they continue to re-live the nightmare because -- >> one of the things that helped

me get past a lot of the carnage eg vasasas helping people and getting people hope was t h way i could do that. >> reporter: reporting in garden grove, abc7 news. she said what happened was a mistake but today she was convicted of murder. >> coming up next, we wrap up the case of amber guyger, a she thought she was in her own apartment when she shot a man. when you die, can you be charged an early termination fee? that question came up for a woman who lived to be tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock.

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this is the face of a former police and now a convicted murderer booked into jail today. >> amber guyger is behind bars because a jury found her guilty of murdering her neighbor. she said she entered the wrong apartment by accident and shot botham jean thinking he -- thinking he was an intruder. >> the latest from new york. >> reporter: amber guyger once an officer of the dallas police department is now -- now a cnvicted murderer and the jury considering manslaughter before reaching that stunning decision.

>> we the jury unanimously find the defendant amber guyger guilty of murder -- >> reporter: the announcement met thwias of the dallas courtroom. geiger appearing to wipe tears from her face throughout the trial she had insisted she walked into the apartment of 27-year-old botham jean by mistake thinking it was her home. and believing he was an intruder opening fire. >> i thought apartment. >> reporter: her defense attorneys argued she had been confused and feared for her life. >> i yelled at him -- let me see your hands. thcast doctrine which allows people to use deadly force defending themselves in their own home. but geiger wasn't in her own home and botham jean who at the time of the shooting was watching television and eating ice cream is now dead. dd tonight with the sentencingh ing the impact of losing her son. >> i cannot sleep.

i cannot eat. it just been the most terrible time for me. >> reporter: the sentencing phase will continue with more witnesses testifying wednesday. amber guyger is facing five to 99 years in prison. trevor alt, abc news, new york. now the attorneys representing botham jean's family released a statement thanking dallas county for, quote, delivering the proper murder convince saying his family deserved justice. well the days are getting shorter. the temperatures this week will be gradually getting warmer. >> sandhya has an

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one of the oldest people in america was living right here in the bay area. a great grandmother who lived more than 100 years. >> the family said it took weeks to close up a lifetime of affairs. and her contract for satellite tv, they just couldn't shut down. >> 7 on your side michael finney is here with their thito sry. story is filled wit irony. just filled. a woman lives longer than we've had television. dan fetam yily is told not ong enough to outlive thatcora. >> you h ave a small bead along the wall. >> reporter: john is remodeling the home where his mother-in-law

lived. >> she was a fantastic lady. and she was able to live at home. >> reporter: isabel albright died last december at the age of 102. >> the secret is moderation. she did everything she wanted in live but never overdid anything. >> reporter: now the family is selling her home -- >> here is five generations here. >> reporter: and shifting through memories and closing up a life that spanned a century which is why this bill from direct tv seemed so galling. >> she's gone. and there is nobody living use.e.erth >> reporter: isabel may have lived more than 100 years. but she till got an early termination fee from direct tv. or at least her family did. >> you're still responsible for re gng to charge you $160 for early termination fee. >> reporter: isabel had direct tv for many years so why the penalty. at the end of her life a caregiver moved in and the family added a tv box for the nurse. little did they know adding the service started a wlehoew n two-year agreement with direct

tv. >> if we would have known that, of course we're saying, my mother-in-law is on hospice, we're not going to pay a two-year contract. >> reporter: direct tv said the family had to pay even though isabel because the bill was in the daughter's name. but john said his wife was paying all of her mom's bills. >> becotr cldn' au do it any hemore. >> reporter: john and his wife kept calling direct tv asking for proof they s >>d tneighey h aad no proof wha. other than you started a new service on this date. >> reporter: john contacted 7 on your side, we reached out to direct tv and soon after he received this letter of apology from direct tv's parent company termination fee after all. telling us simply, we have a apologized to the family and resolved this. o and it turnedut so thanks to you guys. >> reporter: now if you are caring for an aging family member, think twice before you put your name on any of their accounts. consider a power of attorney or

a conservativeship before you become part of a contract. and also watch out for cell phone and tv services making changes can re-up the term of the contract as you just saw. and if you still have a problem, then contact me. my 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. that telephone number is 415-954-8151. reach me on my facebook page and through abc 7 news. >> good information. and this is a really important warning. today marks the start of breast caer awareness month. now most women can survive if breast cancer is detected and treated early. for the second year in a row, the watsonville police department is rolling out a pink police cruiser to rse awareness. the demevirtpaont today. yesterday san francisco police announced officers will sporting and selling pink patches to raise money for breast cancer research. last year they raised $25,000. we've curated a page of

resources on the topic of breast cancer. you could find it on abc7news.com. >> check that out. a lot of information on there for you. but now let's update the weather forecast. >> planning your week. >> the warming trend that started today is going to continue tomorrow. take a look at live doppler 7. clear skies from coast to inland and that is how it will stay tomorrow. look for sunshine. 69 degrees in san francisco. 66 half moon bay. and the mid-70s around oakland, fremont, palo alto, san rafael, napa. 82 in fairfield. 80 in concord. 81 degrees in antioch. and 75 in santa cruz. so still a pretty mild pattern. thursday the temperatures will slip a few degrees as a system passes to the north. but that will be short lived. look at friday. numbers coming up again and by saturday we're talking upper 80s inland, 70s at the beaches. we'll feel the warmth as you look at the accuweather y forecast. somesen-ve 90s showing up sunda

monday, inland low 70s along the coast but tomorrow a little bit of a warm-up. >> nice. >> thanks, sandhya. >> getting to talk a's baseball. aocrbetober. d to talk orange >> and hopefully more than just one day. they're set for the rays in the wild card match-up and decide who will start this winner-take-all game. would they hand the ball to a guy whose made only five

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. >> announcer: now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> sean manaea pitched five games total this season but he a game tomorrow night against tampa bay. he missed the season coming back from shoulder surgery but when he take the mound he was clearly the best pitcher. 4-0 record and e.r.a. of 1.21 and that gave him the oath over mike fiers making the first post-season start facing charlie morton of the rays in this one-game playoff. >> sean manaea willmoow. i haven't been reading up on a lot of it but i'm guessing there was speculation there. >> a lot of nervousness and excitement. definitely going to take the opportunity to soak it all in for a couple of seconds and then focus on wll play in front of o fans here. it is going to be a mt ds open and you could

get pretty ruckus here. >> are you going with the f? >> no it is too much. it goes up and -- during -- when it dries out so i'm going to have to get it braided. >> the cap is not going to go over that. with bruce bochy's good-bye in the past, the giants have to focus on the future. this off-season the giants got to hire a new manager and a gm and figure out do they bring back bumgarner and see if they could lure several to san francisco. so what do they want to see in a new skipper? >> the success that the organization had over his time here is the trust and the relationship he built with players. but the flip side of that is having a relationship with the front office and being able to work with them. and i think in the modern game that is number one on the list. as far as i'm concerned, it is being able to create those relationships on both sides of the house so to speak.

this is the game that khalil mack has been waiting over a year for. chance to face jonathan gruden and the team that traded him away. raiders in london this sunday. he was best player on the roster but a contract led to gruden trading him to the bears a week before the start of last season. you see how that worked out. now the s and black have to ilfigure outr how to block this guy. good luck derek carr. he has 4 1/2 sacks and that will go up in london. >> when you get drafted to a team, you want to be there for the long haul and bring championships and those good things but it is the business side of it doesn't really let you do that. ythi tha torl beat the> the shan tomorrow in lasas. kane will vnoteg be on the ice suspended for three games. the nhl made the decision after

this incident after he whacked england and slashed theth the n abuse of a official but mer chesson yanked kane down and when they called it abuse of an official, he said how about abuse of a player. it is a joke he called it. kane may decide to appeal that decision. you could see he was not happy. the warriors held the first practice of the new season. it was long. a bunch of new faces join what is left of a squad that went to five straight nba finals. warriors are the great unknown this season. kevin durant and iguodala and livingston is gone and steph is back but a bunch of new players. got to learn the dubs defensive principles and the rotations. steve kerr on day one. >> we just practiced for two and a half hours. we never did that last year. for good reason. we came back with pretty much the entire roster in a e new t everything up quickly and we got

right into the season. >> i think it is necessary.we gt a lot of older guys and younger guys so developing that chemistry and that aura that coach wants is necessary to do sometimes. >> and a funny momentfter the warriors' media day as they join the team, klay comments on instagram, a whole lot of splash and dre. ouch! but klay won't be splashing until after the all-star break. i have a feeling, i've seen some video of draymond green practicing his long range jump shot. >> and a splash now. >> we'll see. we have something to prove. we have to do it in the real game. >> should be fun. >> thanks, larry. well join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> last week he grilled the acting director of national intelligence and tonight eric swalwell will discuss the official impeachment inquiry into presidentru constituents. i'm kate larson. we'll have that tonight at

11:00. >> a dramatic in santa cruz where the thieves happened to leave behind. that is tonight and. and on abc 7 at 8:00 it is the connors followed by bless this mess and at 9 it is mixed-ish and then black-ish and for abc t 11:00. >> that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. i'm kristen zse. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time.

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