how much fans cherished him as hagrid, reflecting on it in an hbo max special earlier this year. >> the legacy of the movies is my children's generation will show them to their children. you could be watching in 50 years' time, easy. i'll not be here, sadly. >> don't you think on it for one minute. >> but hagrid will, yes. >> coltrane was 72. and he'll be missed. that's "nightline" for tonight. you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. now from abc 7.

live breaking news and thatbc 7. breaking news is in pittsburgh where a woman and a young child

have been shot abc 7 news was at the scene at davi and civic avenues where there is a heavy police response and a stretch of roadway is closed because of the investigation pittsburgh police say the victims were found just after nine o'clock. couple hours ago inside a truck that had crashed a couple of children who were playing at the time say they heard three gunshots and went to see what it was. so scary cuz like this our first time ever being in like well not being just like hearing one of those who coming to see like it's actually real and i just like we're not just hearing someone. we're told the child is expected to survive, but the woman was critically injured. we'll keep you updated on her condition. no arrests have been made. even thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates our other stop top story tonight is in san francisco. where a man suspected of harassing women and girls across the city is now under arrest he was taking into custody just hours after a warrant was issued abc 7 news reporter. tim johns has more on how

catching the suspect was a community effort. aside relief for dozens of women around san francisco friday abc 7 news was on scene when police arrested bill hobbs at aquatic park our cameras capturing him in the back of a patrol car a united states park ranger spotted the suspect he in turned called the us park police who apprehended the suspect for weeks police had received multiple reports of a man matching hobbs's description following women around the city residents took to next door and social media posting photos of a man. they believed to be hobbs who's been going all throughout the city harassing women harassing young women touching them making inappropriate gestures hobbs is allegedly victimized women in several locations across san francisco at least six people have filed police reports against him the city's district. attorney brooke. jenkins said he faces several potential charges a felony false imprisonment charge. we have multiple battery charges sexual battery in the city's marina district word of hobbs's alleged activities have caused a

heightened sense of anxiety among female. residents but news of his arrest coming as a relief for many friday nights. i mean in the neighborhood it's surprising in the marina. i say in a tweet. jenkins said she would push for pretrial detention. she also thanked the victims for coming forward to help ensure hobbes was caught it is to their credit that we've been able to actually do what we need to to proceed with charges against him in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news. the stench that's plagued crockett for weeks now has canceled at least one event scheduled for this weekend. the community harvests market will not happen this sunday because of the ongoing health advisory for the city hydrogen sulfide from the wastewater treatment plant has been fouling up the air. it's really bad. apparently the health advisory could go far kid. can you go on for at least week or so? nine days after draymond green punched jordan pool in practice the two warriors teammates took

the court together for the first time since that ugly confrontation. it's been a long nine days, right abc 7 sports directly. larry beale is here with the story a lot of drama for a game. that doesn't even count. yeah. it's increases feels like 90 days visiting it all the time, but you had all eyes in the arena watching body language and interaction trying to see what they could see look at us see draymond green and jordan pool on the court together at the same time now coming into this game tonight some wondered what kind of reaction draymond would get all positive fans chase center cheering when draymond took the court. four-time champ back with the warriors after staying away for a week post punch not a ton of encore interaction with green and pool jp the flow receipt green go over and give them a little path there warriors hoping all of the drama is done. is very unfortunate but i think ring night will ring night and time will heal all wounds. i love that both those guys. i mean jordan's like a little brother. draymond's like a brother. we know what it tastes to go

back to back in. need both them to go we want to go and that's a fact draymond has been, you know playing this game at a high level for a long time. so it wasn't a surprise. he just you know, he missed a couple games. he missed, you know, four or five days of practice, but he knows he knows what's up, and he's he's ready to roll again. warriors open the regular season tuesday night at home against the lakers first ever ring ceremony at chase center and we'll have more highlights from tonight's game later on in sports. well, maybe it's over. it's all over. thanks larry. he's right. all right new at 11 a test website for people to apply for student loan forgiveness has gone live tonight. the department of education is allowing people to submit applications for the debt relief program announced earlier this year by president biden those who do submit. their application will not have to reapply this beta site may periodically be put on pause as the technical team evaluates it the official site is expected to

officially launch later this month. in the south bay another pedestrian has been struck and killed sadly police. say a woman was hit near lundy and sajak avenues last night in san jose. the driver did stop and is cooperating. she is a 28th pedestrian killed in san jose this year last year at this time 19 had been killed as pedestrians investigators say she was crossing the street but was not in the crosswalk when it happened. this one is one of multiple crashes yesterday in san jose involving pedestrians and another crash happened today, san jose police have been trying to make the city streets safer. the police department's enforcement efforts our psas notifications to schools notifications to drivers seem to fall on death ears sometimes as discouraging to see that there are so many traffic collisions still occurring even though as it was previously mentioned. our traffic enforcement unit is out there making hundreds of tickets a day. in all there have been 55

traffic-related deaths in san jose this year in the east bay investigators believe a faulty power strip is the likely cause of an early morning fire and a senior living facility in oakland firefighters helped to rescue about 80 residents from the six-story building on santa clara avenue near grand lake theater and lake merritt investigators. say the fire started on the fifth floor where a power strip ignited blanket inside one of the units one firefighter suffered minor injuries a two residents went to the hospital as a precaution. flu season is approaching today the centers for disease control put out its first weekly flu-view stats early increases of flu cases were seen in most of the us notably high in the southeast and south-central regions this map from the cdc's website that we are going to show you right here illustrates. how states are being affected it recommends everyone over six months to get the flu vaccine by

the end of october flu reports will come out each friday as we we continue into flu season. tonight the san jose city hall tower and rotunda are glowing to reflect the colors of a filipino flag. this october marks a special anniversary of filipino. american history month abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains. on display and downtown san jose filipino american history culture and contributions made here at home a celebration marking 30 years of filipino american history month the month-long observance commemorates the first recorded presence of filipinos in the continental united states ancestors who arrived in what is now morro bay on october 18th 1587 every time i come to this event. i'm reminded that needs so much for this country. and for the new ones the young ones they're coming now. i'm really proud to be part of this community and i'm lucky that i even have this community here in san jose local.

willam groups in city leaders are behind the annual flag raising and lighting ceremony spotlighting this special anniversary. it's meant to put attention on the community's contributions to american life that many feel has sat in historical shadows stories that are finally being told today. we have that responsibility to ourselves and our families and our larger collective to tell those stories accurately and fully and completely there's an old adage going addict and the meaning india things, you know so all of us must look to our route and who we are organizers making it clear filipino american history month is not interchangeable with heritage month the distinction lies in legacy. it's about history our history and really uplifting that for our collective consciousness to have that knowledge and awareness that we have been here. we have been here for over 435 years every detail reflective of

the deep-rooted filipino american pride in san jose. i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news. the baby formula shortage might not be over just yet. we're going to tell you about a recall by one of the key manufacturers and it was more than a game at stanford tonight how the soccer team looked to deliver an important message about mental health. and get your gore to how you can help a good cause while picking out the perfect pumpkin this year. i hope it's about to christians of cloud some fox some early morning drizzle, but the sun will burn it all away. i'll have the forecast. get your course. thanks spencer coming up. that's all ahead for you. but right now here's a look at what's ahead on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11 jimmy. thank you, dan. and alma bedtimes are for kids grown-ups. watch tv. are you gonna go to other countries with the tour you stay in here in the united? they they barely like it here.

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took the field tonight. not only looking to notch a win but to send a much bigger message earlier this year one of their teammates died by suicide in tonight. they tried to focus the crowds attention on mental health abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has the story. with the sound of a whistle the game begins stanford women's soccer team taking on ucla the

players still very much mourning the loss of katie meyer the 22 year old star goldtender who died by suicide in february, andrea. keita hota is a sophomore. it's been difficult for sure. we miss her every day dawning katie's number 19 in her memory on this mental health awareness night signified by the butterfly sticker. we just want to raise awareness for mental health and make sure that we are getting rid of a stigma and making sure that everyone knows that they are supported mentally and physically as athletes fans dreaming into a sold out stadium young soccer players taking to this table writing note 7 couragement because it's good that they understand that others may be going through the same thing. she'll be ever plays for a soccer team in mill valley and says katie's death is being felt i felt really sad that anyone could feel that way and even when they got to be like on stanford soccer team team

captain all that and from stanford's former captain to a young captain in mill valley zoe clark. the camaraderie is clear. it's really fun because like i love soccer and everyone here does and it's just fun to play and stanford's men's soccer team is making their support known. these girls are like our sisters a sister program and we were all very close to mental health day, so there was no other place we wanted to be this season. they say they're playing for katie. we think about her every day. yeah, we just want to make her proud and and make sure she's watching for about katie was amazing. i miss her so much and we're always playing for her. she's always in my heart. so this game is so special to us tara campbell abc 7 news. and if you or someone, you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health you will find

local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action for urgent matters. you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by simply dialing 988. use those resources if you were someone needs them how earlier at stanford students protested after a second rape was reported on campus in the past two months in the latest incident a woman was reportedly taken from her campus office dragged into a basement where she was attacked students are advocating for support for the victims. we want increased resources and funding for our confidential support team, which is a organization on campus that helps give trauma-informed counseling to survivors. stanford sent out a statement to students encouraging them to use the existing on campus resources. they said we strongly encourage students faculty and staff to use the support resources that the university offers. the university says it has increased campus security following these two incidents kaiser permanente mental health workers are now two months on

the picket line. it's now the longest mental health strike in us history. no, have more than 2,000 mental health providers walked out in august. amanda stamp increase and more patient access to care kaiser says more than 70% of employees have returned to work. the union says workers can't go this long without pay now. we're told sacramento mayor darrell steinberg will step in as a mediator for kaiser and the union to try to get as if the shortage of baby formula wasn't enough to spook parents now, there's another recall to contend with abbott is voluntarily recalling its most popular formula similac from its manufacturing plant in columbus, ohio. the company says the caps on some of its two ounce ready to feed bottles are faulty the food and drug administration says, it doesn't expect the recall to impact overall supply as of late last month major retail

pharmacies like walgreens and cvs were still capping formula purchases. a pumpkin patch to raise money for at-risk kids kicked off at fort mason in san francisco this week. it's a chance to pick up a pumpkin and give back to the bay area at the same time. the guardsmen are hosting the event for the third year. it runs through october 24th, and there's plenty to put you in the fall spirit, too. you like halloween? yes, and is it your favorite holiday? pretty much. yes. she's having fun. how about you you having fun? i'm having a great time. okay, tony. microphone. no, the guardsmen have been helping at-risk youth for 75 years each year. the nonprofit sends 2500 youth young people to summer camp and provide scholarships to more than 250 kids at bay area schools. they're doing great work and having fun. absolutely anna. it seems like it'll be a good weekend to go get a pumpkin. yeah, it does actually it sounds like it's going to feel very

much like falls spencer christians here the forecast i would call it gorgeous. thank you very much, you know, the only this evening people were saying how it felt so fall like it was cool and christian breezy now, the breezes have calmed down so we've got calm wind about just about everywhere 12 miles per hour here in san francisco, which is calm by san francisco standards and the 24-hour temperature change shows this a little bit milder by a few degrees in most locations that it was at this time last night so that crisp autumn area we felt earlier is giving away to a milder sort of feeling here's a view from our exploratorium camera looking back towards the city scape. it is 57 in san francisco and palo alto oakland 59 60 san jose mitch upper 50s at santa clara and half moon bay nice view and emeryville. we've been talking about advancing clouds low clouds and fog coming our way overnight, but right now you can just see a thin wisp of clouds off in the distance. so they that advance of the clouds and fog has not begun yet 54 degrees in santa rosa novato 5053 napa upper 50s at fairfield

concord and livermore and a nice view from our rooftop camera. looking toward the bay bridge. you're the forecast headlines clouds and fog will develop overnight and there'll be areas of morning drizzle as well. then mostly sunny and breezy by tomorrow afternoon with a cooler than average pattern. we have it already continuing into early next week overnight look for the local house to bush across the bay and locally inland. they'll be patches of drizzle near the coast and perhaps even on shore in some spots won't be very widespread, but there may be a few -- spots in the early morning hours before the clouds and fog burn back to the coast and then surge back across the bay doing the evening hours. tomorrow overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the load. 50s will have a few cooler spots like santa rosa with a low of 47 and fairfield a low of 46 then highs tomorrow will range from upper 50s to around 60 at the coastline 64 here in san francisco 67 oakland up to about 70 around other bayshore locations in ladies bay upper 70s. we might see 80 at brentwood, but generally we're talking upper 70s in the end of the east

bay mid 70s in the north bay and low damage 70s in the south bay. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we're going to have a dry seven days ahead with mainly sunny skies through the weekend, although high temperatures will be a bit below average stretch to warm up a little bit on tuesday and wednesday a little bit of a teaser there reminding us that we might we often. you get warm weather in october up to 88 degrees inland on wednesday. that's pretty warm, but then it'll start to cool down again i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month.

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the warriors wrapped up the preseason against denver trying to put all the off the court drama behind them and while everybody was watching draymond jonathan comminga, james wiseman and klay thompson put on a show draymond back with the dubs. and if you hadn't seen all the weirdness the past week you'd never guessed. there were any issues jordan pool the floater in the first quarter. it's a pat on the behind from green now. that was the most interaction actually saw between those two one more look and the warriors. hope all of this stuff is in the past play thompson. hadn't played it all in the preseason steve kurt joke. he might shoot the ball every time he got it. six threes in the first half and look at the ball movement here a hot potato play the boss popping around the court ending in a clay 3 20 points for thompson jonathan comminga playing with his head above the rim most of the night steph to draymond lob to jk command. good 17 points and seven assists james wiseman looking really good from steph with authority warriors lost 119-12 but open the season for real tuesday

night hosting the lakers now, don't take this time for granted plan october basketball. i haven't done that three years. man, oh so nervous the whole day. i was very anxious. but i was just i'm very happy with how i felt out there. it's very really something to build on so when he gets hot, that's that's the vibe. there's just a really cool. energy, that kind of goes right through the building and everybody feels it and it's really fun to be part of. to the ice sharks home opener against carolina biggest ovation of the night for a long time shark brent burns his return to the tank pick it up late first period afghani spechtnerkov scores and team teal takes the early one-nothing lead but late second period martin neches and we are tied at one of the sharks had this happen so many times last year late third. crazy ricochet sebastian aho gets credit for the goal.

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flyers to the local racetrack. i wanted to go there and try it out. and then we went to go get our racing license after that. we got better and better. >> at around 3 years old, he would watch nascar on repeat and had a real affinity for motorsports over anything else. once we put him in a car, he never got out, and the rest is kind of history. >> everybody was excited for him because he's always loved cars. and like we said, we tried so many different sports and it didn't stick. but when we took him to the track, he just loved it. and so just to see his progress has been great. ♪♪ >> there's a piece for cam and the family. like, it's being kind of the only african-american young male in this part of the country racing at this level, he's had to learn to, one, be able to kind of be a little more secure in himself and then also learn

how to engage and adapt and adjust in environments where he might be the only person of color who looks like him and learn that that doesn't necessarily mean anything negative. it just means that he has an opportunity to be himself and stand out and that he can be embraced for just being who he is. just seeing him, like, establish really good friendships, really good relationships, and never kind of waiver from who he is as a natural person. >> hello, guys. hey, guys. hi. i'm gonna give you guys a quick race recap. the delta speedway race. the davidson club race. the madera speedway. in the car, you always have to be physically active and always get a lot of practice. and i always go to my local gym and get some exercise. i pretty much exercise all week. i just motivate myself mentally saying that i got this. i know i can do it. i know i can win.

i just like to motivate myself before the race starts and stay concentrated. ♪♪ >> his racing career really is a second job for all of us. the travel, the maintenance on the cars that we can do, all the work behind the scenes that grandma, family, and that we all put in to keep him on the track, to keep him in school, to get everything ready so that he can have some success at it. it requires lots of people to be involved and support us in order to help him accomplish his goal. >> keeping the pace up. coming down the front straightaway... >> just seeing him out there driving so fast with so many other cars, it's really stressful to watch it. i trust that he's a great driver, but anything can happen when they're out there on the track. so you just hope that he gets through the race without too many accidents and comes home in one piece, him and the car.