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i'm liz kreutz. following the american fire. how neighbors came together to help firefighters put out the flames and save their homes. >> we're watching our winds very closely because they will be ramping upstarting on wednesday and this will prompt a fire width weather watch for higher fire danger. we'll have the latest details in the accuweather forecast. >> i'm luz pena in san francisco. it's fleet week. the ships have arrived and our military is getting ready for multiple events throughout the week. abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> tonight firefighters are still working to extinguish a brush fire burning in napa county, the so-called american fire has burned more than 500 acres. it prompted an evacuation advisory and some neighbors rushed to keep their homes safe.

good evening. i'm eric thomas. dion is off tonight. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz is live near american canyon with the latest on this fire. liz? >> reporter: eric, the fire is burning in the hills behind us. it's 30% contained. there are crews here that are going to be working through the night. the good news, the evacuation advisory has been lifted, but we spoke to many people who live in this area and for them it was still a very close call. from the ground and from the air, firefighters work to put out the fast-moving american fire. >> we have several water tenders, dozers, two helicopters and at one time there was up to five fixed-wing air tankers. >> reporter: the fire started around 3:00 p.m. i quickly grew in size with winds blowing famz toward american canyon. what are some of the challenges today in battling this fire? >> access. mostly steep terrain, hill -- steep hills and canyons.

>> reporter: the vintage ranch community was put under evacuation advisory. meaning residents needed to be ready to leave at any time. neighbors reggie and jonathan oh said at one point flames were so close they started to run. >> we started to run and we told everybody we need to go. >> yeah. >> in 30 seconds. >> it's scary. my wife, my kids, my mother-in-law. i tell, go to the car. >> reporter: the fire started up in the hills and spread rapidly down to here. you can see how close those flames got to these homes. in some places, they got even further. >> this was he will where most of the damage happened here. >> reporter: he took us to his backyard and showed us how flames ignited by blowing embers came right up to his fence. you were hosing this down? >> i was hosing it down. >> reporter: they grabbed their hoses to try to put out the flames. he shared with us his facebook live which showed firefighters simultaneously assisting with air drops. >> they were handling fire down there. we handled this part here.

>> reporter: a joint effort and ultimately a successful one. >> the firefighters were thankful to us, we were thankful to them. things, you know -- it all happened good for the end. >> reporter: and those neighbors say they know they live behind a grassy field so they've come together to talk about what they would do if something like this were to happen. today it did so it just shows you it is good to have a plan. now, there was a red-flag warning in effect in this area this weekend, but it ended at noon today. again, just over 500 acres burned at this point. about 526 acres, 30% contained. these crews will be working through tonight and into tomorrow. live in american canyon, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. our fire danger will once again be on the rise mid week this upcoming week as winds will turn very gusty once again in our hills. in fact, these winds will likely be stronger than we saw over the weekend. so we have a fire weather watch. this will go into effect early wednesday morning and

encompasses not only the north bay mountains. this also details the east bay hills as well. we could find winds gusting out of the north, northeast close to 45 miles per hour combined. not low humidity. fires can start and easily spread. communities affected under the fire weather watch, you can see elevations above 1,000 feet. we'll take a much closer look at how strong those winds will get specifically and when that fire danger will lessen in our accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, drew, thank you. now to a day of resilience and healing in santa rosa. many survivors of the tubs wildfire are still rebuilding their lives, but today they took time to reflect back. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard spent the day in santa rosa where survivors gathered to commemorate the fire's second anniversary. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: there was music and lots of food and drink all to celebrate what could be the most resilient community in america. >> we ran downstairs, opened our

front door to total chaos. >> reporter: may says she'll never forget that terrible night. >> we lost everything, everything, everything was gone. >> it's just been a hell of a roller coaster. two years. >> reporter: steve rahmn and his family survived the firestorm, but his home in coffee park was destroyed. this was steve's house before the fire and this is his new home which should finally be completed by year's end. >> this was more -- not as much of a celebration. i think two years now, there is more of a celebration, more of a lot more hope than there was before. >> reporter: more than 5,000 homes lost, but hundreds are being rebuilt. neighbors from coffey park, mark west springs, and larkfield were all here. >> we all know what we've been through, and that's -- wet need a hug every once in a while. >> please join me in a moment of silence real quickly. >> reporter: a time to remember 24 victims from sonoma county who lost their lives. their names are now part of a memorial outside the luther

burbank center for the artsz. >> there are those out there who do not feel sonoma strong. they still feel the frustration of that night. they haven't gotten anywhere. >> reporter: lisa frazee and others are still battling with their insurance companies over monthly living expenses which are set to expire this week. >> our community is going to be devastated when these additional living expenses stop getting paid. people cannot afford to pay rent and their mortgage on their burnt property. the homeowners insurance on the burned problem and rebuild. >> reporter: california's insurance commissioner is getting involved asking insurance companies to consider extending those living expenses beyond tuesday, the two-year anniversary of the fire. in santa rosa, cornell ber in other words, abc7 news. cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> the power is back on for 10,000 pg&e customers following an emergency shut off in the sierra foothills. pg&e began turning off their power as a precaution to prevent wildfires.

outages affected customers in parts of butte, and yuba counties. you can stay on top of the weatherer and any update from pg&e with the news app. it's free to download in the app store. just enable push notifications. new developments. three arrests are made in connection with a shooting that sent three teens to the hospital following a high school football game. the shooting happened friday night on september 27th after a game at de anza high in richmond. teens were walking on morning side drive when shots were fired. police have recovered a gun they believe was used in the shooting. two of the victims have been released from the hospital. the three people arrested were also under age. well, fleet week is officially underway in san francisco. it will be packed with multiple free events and activities that will include touring ships and, of course, watching the blue angels. all of which came into town today. abc7 news reporter luz pena is live in san francisco with a look at all the excitement. luz? >> reporter: eric, there is

something special about walking around san francisco and seeing face to face those men and women who are serving our country with so much joy and pride. now, up to 1 million people are expected to attend fleet week. our navy, marines and coast guard have arrived. it's fleet week. >> we're just here to kind of give back. >> reporter: we caught up with sailor ryan pen rose. this is his first time in san francisco. he'll be volunteering throughout the week helping out local food banks and, of course, sight-seeing a bit. >> i want to go to alcatraz. that sounds fun. he told me about it. we passed by it. we got a really good up close view. it looks nice. the bridges were beautiful. >> reporter: others who traveled to the bay area are the parents of service members. >> i couldn't be more proud to have my son actually be in the marine corps just like me, you know. and then have my youngest son also. he's going to be a commission officer. we both couldn't be prouder. >> reporter: after waiting for more than three hours, this happened. a military convoy escorted by

san francisco police had a familiar face on board. with cheers and smiles after more than a month not seeing their son made it all worth it. marine corporal jack alvarez smiled to his parents and also his wife. they got married less than two months ago. >> i made him a sign. it says "life takes you around the world, but love brings you home." >> reporter: tonight many in our military will get to enjoy san francisco with their loved ones. but tomorrow it's go time. public activities touring navy and coast guard ships, navy band concerts and so much more will be available throughout the week. and, of course, the blue angels that flew into town today. now, you can register to receive text alerts related to fleet week by texting fleet week sf to 8877. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> luz, thank you very much.

now, our website abc7news.com, is your destination all things fleet week. check out the event schedules, video of the blue angels in action, and learn about the history of the annual event. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, an uber driver has a heart attack after being attacked by a rider. his family is now pleading for help. and firefighters are calling a restaurant owner a hero after an explosion. how he knew to get diners to safety before the flames. and we're a little over three weeks away from halloween. pumpkins.pumpki the there how much this

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a sacramento uber driver is in a coma after having a heart

attack after he was attacked by a passenger with a knife. police say 41-year-old joseph mcvay fended off the rider. after he gave a statement to police, he had a heart attack. to make matters worse, the car he was driving was being rented from uber, they were charged for the car impounded by police for evidence. >> if they can't do anything to keep them safe, at least if something does happen to them, they need to have some financial protection for them. >> uber released a statement saying they are doing what they can to support the family. meantime his wife and two daughters hope he will pull through. police have arrested the suspected attacker. developing news in southern california, a restaurant owner is being called a hero after an electrical transformer in an underground vault exploded during an oktoberfest celebration. cell phone video captured one of the blasts. >> whoa! holy [ bleep ].

>> last night's explosions injured two firefighters and three restaurant employees in the huntington beach. firefighters say the restaurant owner had evacuated the restaurant's dining area about 40 minutes before the blast after noticing a suspicious smell. firefighters were called to check it out. >> there was like a ball of flame that came up and we thought it was like maybe part of the show. but then there was another one. >> they did not have any contact with the vault at all. they were just approaching the area when all of a sudden the first explosion happened. >> the restaurant owner was severely burned. the local utilit southern california edison is working to find out what caused the explosions. abc7 news was in san francisco to check out the store front where gumps will be making a comeback even if it's only temporary. starting tomorrow the new owners will open a pop-up gump store at 250 post street in union square one block away from where the

retailer closed last year. the elegant gift store closed last december after filing for bankruptcy. the new store is expected to stay open for about four months well.nger if holiday sales go this weekend, a napa man is getting recognition for growing a gargantuan gourd. he won the festival at elk grove with a 1,938-pound pumpkin which beats his own personal record by one pound. he's been competing for 20 years and won the title in 2005 and 2011. the gourd will travel to other competitions around the state in hopes of breaking other records. if you want to get your own pumpkin, we have a list of the bay area's best pumpkin patches on our website. go to abc7news.com. you may not want to bring 1900-pound pumpkin home. here's a check of the forecast with drew tuma. >> we will start the work and school week on a warmer note

before cooler weather moves in on tuesday. live doppler 7 giving you the sweep across the region. we are dry, so outside we go. a live look from the exploratorium camera. you can see the moon through some high thin clouds late tonight. we will have partly cloudy skies overnight tonight. overall it's a calm night. the winds are light and temperature wise will drop mainly into the 50s. we'll take to you levi stadium. the browns are in town taking on the 49ers. a warm day in the south bay. 4:00 temperature at 87 degrees, and we're slow to cool off. into the 70s by about 7:00 in the evening. a lot of sunshine during kickoff at 5:15. then plenty of stars once that sun goes down shortly before 7:00. of course, you can watch the game right here on abc7 tomorrow. temperature wise right now it's a mixed bag. 67 along the coast in half moon bay. still 70 in the city right now. 07 in fremont. 69 in san jose. 64 in concord, and santa rosa right now is at 56 degrees. so the forecast highlights over the next couple of days in the

near term tomorrow we're tracking another warm and sunny day on the way tomorrow. very similar temperature wise to where we were earlier today. but also tomorrow it's another spare the air day in effect. then all eyes turn to wednesday night into thursday morning where we track those winds turning active in our hills, prompting that fire weather watch. overnight tonight we'll see partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 40s to upper 50s. those will be your starting temperatures out the door tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon it's a bright day. it's a warm day. 82 in oakland. tomorrow 87 in san jose. so above average for this time of year. 78 in the city tomorrow, 90 in santa rosa. 90 in concord and antioch, up to 89 degrees. air quality tomorrow, the poorest air quality prompting that spare the air day will be found in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. however, closer to the coast line we will find better air quality. along the coast, good air quality forecasted tomorrow. so if you have respiratory issues, you want to take it easy tomorrow in spots as the air quality will be on the decline.

tuesday afternoon, future tracker temperature shows you the coast and the beginning to cool off from this autumn heat in 60s and 70s. elsewhere we're stillaxinout in the 80s. then by wednesday, it is widespread relief across the region. you see our max temperatures on wednesday afternoon only in the upper 70s. however, we will find those winds ramping up wednesday evening. so we'll take you to those wind gusts. future tracker wind gusts, watch what happens. by 11:00 wednesday night, there are winds racing out of the north at 40 miles per hour, especially in the north bay and the east bay hills. that will continue thursday morning before the winds will back off midday thursday and into thursday afternoon. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the next seven days for you, tomorrow it's autumn warmth for another day and then we'll find the marine layer returning tuesday to help cool us off on wednesday. then we're tracking that windy morning on thursday with that fire weather watch in effect. otherwise the winds calm down thursday afternoon. and friday in the upcoming week, looking great. lot of sunshine in the 70s and

80s. perfect, in fact, if you're going to be here in the city for fleet week. >> i agree with you, perfect. 70s and 80s, i like that. thanks, drew. >> sure. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, warriors fans spent their day at an east bay shoe store. the new shoes from player klay the new shoes from player klay thompson that he says w i don't care where you're from, we're all just people. we want people to feel like they spent time with family. we want to create a place for more than just ourselves. we create the things that we want to exist in the world. ♪ my doors are always open. ♪ in the human brain, billions of nefor people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremo. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons.

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some people have new sneakers to wear tonight. others plan on collecting the latest basketball shoe released by warriors star klay thompson. abc7 news was on broadway at oakland. that's where oaklandish sold the new kt 5 shoes, only 200 pair were sold to buyers in the u.s. some of them explain what makes the kt 5 special. >> it's all about play. these are new, the new klay thompsons. even though he's not playing the first half of the year, can't wait for him to come back. >> get them autographed later and then just collect them. >> it's worth it.

it's a piece of history of the bay area. >> thompson said the design was inspired by the disco balls that shine inside of many karaoke lounges. and no, he will not be hitting that 25-foot jumper just because you bought those shoes. >> no, he will not. >> no. >> jumper not included. >> that's right. >> coming up in sports, we have sunday fun day in our sports department. baseball playoffs and week five of the nfl. raiders winning at home on the road. the keys to a silver you know when you're at just keeps getting better?ook check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less.

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gme in london against the bears. here we go. this is the third country raiders have played in this season including the preseason. they've been all over the map and the world. the raiders traded khaleel mack to chicago, they used one of the draft picks to get this guy, josh jacobs, 12 yard score. 7 -- excuse me. raiders, chase daniel picked off by nicolas moro. the defense coming up large, that set up this deandre washington three-yard score. and the raiders rocking and rolling 14-0 early. in cruise control really until this play. jacobs a little miscommunications on the toss play. fumble and the bears recover. they scored 21 unanswered points in the third capped by this daniel pass to jacobs flies into the end zone for the second score of the game. 24-21, two touchdowns ensuing possession. daniel picked off by gary.

raiders win by three. they're now three and two entering the bye week on a two game streak. >> we know everyone counted us out. we knew no one would pick us to win this football game. we hadn't really proven anything for them to pick us, right? >> resiliency is a great word. mental toughness is a word we preach around here. it's great to have players that continue to play and fight for each other, the raiders. it's a win o fans will be proud of, i'm sure. >> we go on this long road trip, seven weeks. i'm confident we can play anybody, especially the offense going against the best defense in the league. just to see how we did. >> baseball playoffs continue today. a national league double header. the scene shifting in st. louis and washington. for those series, they both entered the day one-one. we'll start in d.c. dodgers looking to steal a road in the nation's capital. bottom one scoreless. juan soto.

two-run blast to center. 2-0 nats early, but top six, down two one, two on for russell martin. this was two outs, two strikes, and a big two r.b.i. knock gives l.a. the lead. justin turner caps a seven-run inning with a three-run blast. dodgers win 10-4. they now have a two-one series lead. st. louis had just three hits in this game. two of them coming from marce marcel ozuna. got it in there. scoring sack fly. top nine, braves down to the final out. two on, dansby swanson, big swing of the bat. one hops the wall. r.b.i. ties the game. momentum in the braves dugout. adam duval, that will do two r.b.i. knock up the middle braves win 3-1 atlanta. they take the 2-1 series lead. this is abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. how quickly things can change in

a game. all of a sudden it's going the other way. >> got to keep those breaking balls down. >> down in the zone. >> thank you. more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. antonio brown is now seeking millions from the raiders and patriots. how he's planning to make the teams pay up. and jeopardy host alex trebek is opening up about his battle with i don't care where you're from, we're all just people.

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>> announcer: live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. dion is off tonight. in tonight's headlines, firefighters are still working to put out a brush fire burning in napa county. the american fire has burned more than 500 acres and is 30%

contained. the fire started around 3:00 this afternoon and had neighbors in the american canyon area ready to run. evacuation advisories in place earlier have been lifted. three juveniles have been arrested in connection with a shooting that sent three teens to the hospital after a high school football game. the shooting happened on september 27th after a game outside of de anza high in richmond. two of the victims have been released from the hospital. and fleet week is officially underway in san francisco. the blue angels flew into town today. starting tomorrow there will be plenty of free activities including tours of navy and coast guard ships, navy band concerts, up to a million people are expected to attend fleet week. the white house is responding tonight to the news that abc7 broke th broke this m there is presidential wrongdoing. telling abc news no matter how many whistle-blowers come forward, it doesn't change the fact that the president, quote, hasn't done anything wrong. here's abc's rachel scott with

details. >> reporter: abc news has learned the team representing the whistle-blower is representing a second whistle-blower. >> reporter: telling us that second person is described as an intelligence official with firsthand information of some of the allegations outlined in the first whistle-blower complaint. >> we are tremendously dependent on people of courage stepping forward. >> reporter: it was the first whistle-blower's complaint that triggered the impeachment investigation that alleged president trump abused his power by repeatedly urging the leader of ukraine on a phone call to investigate his potential 2020 rival joe biden and his son. just last week, the president also called on china to investigate the bidens. >> you really think he was serious about thinking that china is going to investigate the biden family? >> he said it right there in public. no, do you think it's appropriate? >> because i don't think that's what he did. >> reporter: republican senator susan collins joining a small group of republicans publicly condemning the president,

calling the president's request to china completely inappropriate. but not commenting on the ukraine phone call. >> i don't want to prejudge the evidence. >> reporter: the president laser focused on biden and his son hunter who had overseas business dealings while his father helped carry out the obama administration's foreign policy as vice-president. biden penning an op-ed in the washington post saying the president slanders anyone he sees as a threat. >> to only a benefit for joe biden to stand up in a forthright, very energetic way and take the fight directly to donald trump day in and day out. >> reporter: there has been no finding of wrongdoing by either joe biden or his son. the white house press secretary telling abc news it doesn't matter how many people decide to call themselves whistle-blowers about a call the president has made public. they say it doesn't change the fact that the president did nothing wrong. rachel scott, abc news, washington. >> the key witness ithe trial of a former dallas police officer convicted of murder has been shot and killed. joshua brown was shot and killed

friday night outside an pafrmt complex in dallas. only a silver sedan was seen speeding away from the scene. brown's testimony helped convict amber geyger in the sheeting death of botham jean. gyger said she told jean to put his hands up after breaking into what she believed was her own apartment. brown said he never heard it. >> do you recall ever hearing someone say, hey, put your hands up, in a loud tone? >> no. no, ma'am. >> brown's family says he was a reluctant witness. the family's lawyer said his death may be connectd to his testimony. >> he was shot and left to die by someone who clearly had an axe to grind. it is important that we answer who that person is. >> tonight activists are calling for justice and offering a $100,000 reward. former president jimmy carter isn't letting a fall slow him down. carter, who turned 95 on tuesday. fell at his georgia home this morning. a spokesperson says he got a black eye and 14 stitches. but tonight carter and his wife

attended a ceremony in tennessee to kickoff a habitat for humanity home building project. carter is the longest-lived u.s. president. the supreme court's next term gets underway this week and they are tackling some big issues immediately. cases this term involve president trump's executive power over immigration, gun rights, abortion regulations, and lgbtq workplace discrimination. arguments in that case will be heard on tuesday. the court itself could also be front and center as we head into an election year. it currently has a 5-4 conservative majority and there's often retirement speculation surrounding 86-year-old justice ruth bader ginsburg. developing news, another horse died this weekend at santa anita park in southern california. it died of a suspected heart attack following a jog on the training track. he last raced at golden gate fields in berkeley. this is now the 33rd horse death at santa anita since december.

races resumed today. the deaths have prompted protests. the parka announced rule changes including banning race-day medications. the world of comedy is mourning rick taylor known for throwing confetti. tv audiences may remember taylor for his appearances on a variety of game shows including hollywood squares and the gong show. taylor appeared more than 2000 times as a guest on the game show mostly in the 70s. he played in wayne's world two and taylor provided "the voice" for elroy in the jet suns during the 1960s. he died in beverley hills today. jeopardy's alex trebek is opening up about his second round of chemo in his fight against cancer. the long-time host revealed his stage 4 pancreatic cancer in march. in may he appeared to be in remission, but now the 79-year-old is undergoing a second round. he says he's determined to fight, but he's realistic about his odds and has come to terms with the possibility of dying. >> you're not afraid of dying?

>> no, no. not afraid of dying. one thing they're not going to say at my funeral as a part of a eulogy, he was taken from us too soon. >> trebek has kept his word continuing to host the show as he's undergoing treatment. he says the treatment has made it difficult to speak, but he still has not taken a single day off. former oakland raider antonio brown is now demanding the two teams pay him more than $40 million. the wide receiver landed with the new england patriots after being released by the raiders. new england then cut brown after he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman. now the nfl network reports brown is working with the players union to recover money guaranteed in his contract, but it will likely be several months before an arbitrator hears brown's case. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, artists and activists came together in san francisco today. the prisoners they are honoring with a new mural. >> and i'm meteorologist drew

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on the peninsula, two people are without a home after an early morning fire. the 2-alarm fire broke out just after 6:00 this morning on capistrano way in burlingame. this is cell phone video sent to us by abc7 viewer charlie sakamoto. firefighters found the home covered in flames. they were glad the people inside woke up when they did. >> one of the occupants woke up and evacuated the two occupants. i do not know if a smoke alarm alerted them or not. it was their actions that took them steflz out of harms way when we arrived on scene. >> one was treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a new mural in san francisco now honors women facing oppression halfway across the globe. abc7 news was in the city's mission district for the unveiledi unveiling of the mural at 18th

and clairion street. neighbors, artists and human rights activists attended today's ceremony. >> i think that arts brings understanding and harmony to the environment. >> organizers of today's event say the women are serving time for various reasons, including protesting and teaching students. comic book icon stan lee san francisco condo is on the market. he spent most of his time in los angeles but would often come visit his daughter in san francisco. the one bedroom one bathroom condo went on the market friday for $1.35 million. his 800 square foot condo features brazilian cherry hardwood floirz, stainless steel appliances and marble bathroom. if you want to get an up close look at the chase center, tomorrow could be your chance. the warriors will hold an open practice that starts at 6:30 p.m. doors will open an hour before. tickets cost $5 and are available through the team's official website.

all the proceeds from sales will go to the warriors community foundation. and if you're lucky, you can get chris alvarez's autograph. one last check on the weather. here's drew. >> accuweather forecast, we're tracking a partly cloudy night on the way. temperature wise, we'll drop into the 50s in most spots over the next 12 hours. couple of cooler locations will fall into the upper 40s. tomorrow it's another warm day across the entire region. we'll hit 82 in oakland. 87 in san jose. 86 in palo alto. 78 in san francisco. 90 in santa rosa. and 90 in concord. again, tomorrow is another spare the air day. we do find the poorest air quality in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. as we head towards mid week, track are increasing winds in the highest elevations above 1,000 feet. we'll have a fire weather watch that will go into effect wednesday morning lasting through thursday evening for the north bay mao tans and east bay hills. wind gusts could be 45 miles per hour combined with low humidity.

we'll track the fires. autumn warmth tomorrow. morning clouds on tuesday as the marine layer returns. cooler mid week with winds thursday morning and then it's sunshine and mild weather for the rest of the seven-day forecast. >> all right, drew, thank you veryh. sports now with chris alvarez, who's autograph you might get. >> autograph is free. i won't be at chase center. i'm at levi, chase center literally my whole life. we had history at chase center. hout the team is honoring some of the legends from the warriors. you won't want to to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design

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>> announcer: abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the warriors are honoring their history at chase center. no statues yet, but there are medallions. ahead of last night's plea season opener, the team unveiled medallions honoring some of the greatest warriors in franchise

history. wilt chamberlain, last but not least rick berry who i caught up with right after that ceremony. well, when rick berry tells you what to do, you start on the medallion and you come up to the legendary -- >> this is production. this is good stuff. >> this is great stuff. let's talk about what we started this shot on. that medallion. >> that's really nice the warriors put these medallions down whose jerseys they retired. there will be a bunch of other ones like klay and steph, even k.d. forever. i mean, these guys have been awesome for this franchise. it's kind of nice to see it come full circle. i started here. that's why i wore this in the city. that was my second year they came out with that very popular design for our uniforms. and, of course, we came back in '75 and played two gamez at the cow palace. this is quite a change from the cow palace and civic cente auditorium. >> for all the honors you received in your much accoladed career, where does this rank? >> it's nice for them to do that and recognize what i did. this means the most.

you play for championships. you don't play for individual honors. and so i mean, as much as the hall of fame means and now nice it was for getting in the hall of fame and being picked as one of the top 50 players, i didn't play for that. i played to win championships. that's why i'm trying to figure out why did k.d. leave. this is the greatest situation in the world. i would give up part of my salary if i were young today to play on this team. >> you haven't seen the chase center all the way. >> that's why i'm looking forward to getting inside to see it. i've seen renderings of it and different pictures, but haven't seen inside. >> we have to get you too shoot some hoops. >> i can do that. i've been trying to get them to be the designated shooter. i'd play for the average salary, which would be great for me. >> rick barry was great last night. we thank him for his time. after the chiefs lost tonight, two teams remain unbeat inin the nfl. the new england patriots and 49ers. san francisco put that fer expect 3-0 on the line in front of a primetime crowd tomorrow. they're 3-0 coming off the bye. 3 and 2 cleveland browns.

preseason favorite to make noise in the playoff team, sleeping super bowl contenders. you won't hear the niners hyping this game too much. >> there is one gave left in the season. i know that's cliche talk. it's what's very important that you get your mind to that. so i mean, that's something that if you don't, you usually get humbled very fast. so it's always more fun to play on monday night because you know everyone is watching. guys get excited for that. so that's where it is different. but you also get talent beside that doesn't mean anything. you start making stuff up, you won't do the stuff you have to do to win. >> it will be exciting, a lot of juice. they were rocking the last time the steelers came. wouldn't expect anything less from the faithful. it will be a fun atmosphere. that's for sure. >> bring the juice. friendly reminder. ural watch the game monday night right here on abc7. our coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. i'll be out at levi's. post game report as well.

decision day in the major league soccer, san diego struggled. portland with a goal 1-nil. the equalizer, we're all tied up at 1. 59th minute now. still 1 all. the goal was impressive, but watch the celebration. so there's your goal. and then, wee. all kinds of flips. 3-1 portland. san jose misses the playoffs. hey, did you see this? >> i don't have a disco. let's all start dancing. [ applause ] >> i'm so proud of you. yo have no idea. i mean, we've been through a roller coaster already. what you proved today is one thing. you can beat anybody anywhere on any [ bleep ] time zone. [ applause ] >> jon gruden referring to the bears club dub in which chicago turns their locker room into a night club after wins. but club dub, as you see, wasn't open in london tonight. it was all about the silver and

black. a home win across the pond. this is abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. ear muffs when jon gruden speaks. >> not just ear muffs. i don't think i want to see gruden dance again. no offense, john, i love you. great coach. but you dance like me. >> he knows how to fire up his crew. 3-2 ahead in the bye week, raiders are up and up. >> he knows how to fire them up when they play well and when they don't. chris, thank you very much. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues at 4:30

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