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>> plans for a new south bay costco have neighbors fighting over whether buying in bulk should mean traffic in bulk. >> sunnyvale, california. california. >> wow. >> three people from the bay area leave a message in a bottle, and it reaches a woman half a world away. >> it's really crazy. >> it's like something out of a storybook. and social media took it to a whole new level. new tonight on abc seven news at 11. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> oh, a rough loss in so many ways. a's fans are feeling all the negative emotions now less than 24 hours out to the team's final game in oakland. good evening i'm dion lim and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us tonight was the final night game at the coliseum with thousands of fans showing up and seeing the a's get crushed, but even a win may not have changed. the strong emotions that fans shared with abc seven news reporter j.r stone today, tomorrow. >> that's it. you know, and

maybe i shouldn't talk anymore because i'll be in tears. >> antonio ramirez has been coming to a's games at the coliseum since 1968. her sadness was echoed by so many that we spoke with on wednesday night at the athletics last night game in oakland with oakland, there was there's not much more to look forward to. >> we used to have all of the major league sports, and now there is none left. >> i lost the raiders, i lost the warriors to the, you know, across the bay and now the a's. i mean, that's all i really know is we've always been a's fans. >> i mean i've been coming here and i'm sure you hear this from a lot of people, you know, with their fathers or grandfathers. and it's tough. >> i cried in the car on the way over here. it's devastating man. where'd you take our raiders? and you take this? that's all we have. yeah >> hey, while some still danced and other little ones smiled, the sadness among fans also came

with a sense of anger. >> we hate you. john fisher, is that appropriate? >> it's appropriate. the a's belong in oakland. >> never forget. >> i've been coming here since i was one years old. i was born in 88. i've been here since 89, and now we don't know where we're going to go. we ain't going to vegas. we ain't going to sacramento, that's for sure. so it's a we're taking it all in right now. >> they belong in oakland i believe this is oakland's team. and no matter what, even if they end up staying in sacramento, it's five minutes from my house. i'm still not happy. tell the team to those here. >> let's go. >> oakland. >> it was important to come together at the coliseum and cheer on the team they've rooted for so long, the one that they'll forever remember as the oakland athletics. >> the team belongs here. let's go. >> oakland j.r. >> stone abc seven news. >> saw there are so many

emotions from fans from the players also. >> yeah for sure. sports director larry beil is here. and larry on top of having to say good-bye to their team, they had to watch this really disappointing loss. yeah. given the circumstances. >> i mean, the game, the game was the game. but i'm stealing a line from from one of the fans tonight who said the energy in the building was like a playoff game and a funeral at the same time. at the same time, which tells you the awkwardness. sad but touching feeling. literally. a's fans did not want to leave the oakland coliseum after the game with the rangers, and they wanted to stay, and it was such a touching moment right here. the grounds crew scooping up dirt, pouring it into water bottles for fans to take home. i mean, they're literally taking the coliseum home with them. i was almost in tears watching that. longtime fans coming together, huddling up, supporting each other on an emotional night. he's had more than 35,000 fans in the house for the final home night game. they ended up losing to texas five one. a's manager mark kotsay on the grim reality that tomorrow is the franchise finale

in oakland. >> from the top to the bottom. are dealing with it in different ways, and i think thursday will be a just a send off in a very special way for the fans and for our team. i know, you know, we respect that and are going to honor that. you know, in every way we can and hopefully that's with a win. >> i just want to add one thing for fans who are going to the game tomorrow. first of all, you want to be there early because traffic is going to be you know, it's going to be congested. also end of the game. don't throw things on the field. just john fisher is not going to go get your water bottle, okay. it's going to be workers for the coliseum that have to do that. so just please keep them in mind because it's hard for them to just be respectful. yeah exactly. exactly. >> go out on a high note. >> yeah. all right. >> well, the a's thanks, larry. the a's effort to build a new ballpark in las vegas is taking

a small step forward this week. officials approved the demolition of the tropicana hotel, which is the location the team wants to put its new stadium. it is set to be imploded on october 9th. the a's timeline has construction starting next year, with the ballpark opening in 2028, but they still need to work out the financing. the money is still not squared away, so we'll see. now larry will have more reaction from the players ahead in sports and stay with abc seven news for coverage of tomorrow's final a's game at the coliseum. ever. we have coverage on air, online and anywhere you stream. >> well moving on. new details tonight on a deadly fire in union city earlier this week. it has turned into a murder investigation. that fire happened early monday at a home on 14th street. a 66 year old man died in that fire. and investigators believe he was the home's owner. police have arrested a 33 year old man. it is not clear what his connection is to the crime. however investigators shed more light on what happened.

>> there's indications, that the suspect was sort of, recklessly using a lighter and lighting items on fire. and that that, spread quickly and consumed one of the rooms and spread into the remainder of the house. >> a 57 year old woman was also arrested in connection with the fire, but she was later released. >> and some developing news in new york city, the history making indictment against its mayor. sources tell abc news that mayor eric adams is under federal grand jury indictment amid a corruption investigation at city hall. abc news senior investigative reporter aaron katersky breaks down the case. >> the exact charges remain sealed, but sources tell abc news new york city mayor eric adams has been indicted by a federal grand jury. the former police officer elected mayor less than three years ago, has spent nearly a year of his term

under federal investigation. authorities have been looking into the possibility of corruption at city hall, issuing subpoenas for adams and members of his inner circle. two weeks ago, adams accepted the resignation of edward korban, his handpicked police commissioner, after authorities issued a subpoena for his phones. the mayor's chief counsel also stepped down, and this week, schools chancellor david banks announced plans to retire at the end of the year. adams issuing a statement saying he always knew if he stood for new yorkers, he'd be a target and if charged, he's innocent and will fight this with every ounce of strength. he's new york city's first sitting mayor to be indicted. aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> all right. we are in for another foggy night tonight as we take a live look outside at san francisco abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel joins us with the accuweather forecast. hi, sandhya. >> hi there diane. and we are going to take a look at a changing accuweather forecast from mount tam cam. you can certainly see the fog. this is how the day will begin.

temperatures are running lower than where they were just 24 hours ago across many areas like livermore, nine degrees down, eight degrees. in concord, we had double digit drop in temperatures earlier this afternoon with mostly 60s and 70s. the breeze is still up there around the delta 21 fairfield, 24, in rio vista will keep it going for another hour or two before the winds really taper and those temperatures go up. so first thing tomorrow morning, it's a foggy start. numbers in the 50s, sun for most areas by noontime, except for the coastline where there will be some fog. and then it's a warmer afternoon, low 60s to low 90s before temperatures come down. we have a heat up coming our way. i'll be back with that in just a few minutes. >> here we go again, sandhya. thanks very much. in the south bay, a plan to bring another costco to san jose is moving forward despite strong opposition from neighbors. it would go in on prospect road right near westgate shopping center and prospect high school. san jose's planning commission held a meeting tonight and members received an earful

during the lengthy public comment period. there were complaints that the new costco would be just too big for the neighborhood. a number of speakers cited the potential for more crashes due to the increase in traffic in the area, combining drivers who aren't paying attention, or they frantically search for limited parking with students who are distracted and an already known to be dangerously congested area is the opposite of safe. >> i think. one what we're seeing here is this project has met the requirements that the city has set forth. i don't see a case for us making a different finding than that. >> in the end, they unanimously approved the environmental impact report. the plan will now go before the san jose city council, which is expected to take it up next month. >> a live look now at the upper deck of the bay bridge. not too much going on, but starting tomorrow, late night drivers might face a bit more congestion than usual. that's because of a

caltrans maintenance project that will leave the far right lanes closed. lanes will close at 8 p.m. monday through friday and will stay closed overnight until 4 a.m. the next morning. caltrans has warned drivers there will be delays and you might need to use alternative bridge access to get around the congestion. this project will not be finished until may of 2025. >> governor newsom vetoed one of the few reparations bills that made it to his desk. for years, we followed the push for reparations in california, hitting a major obstacle when lawmakers failed to vote on some of the most critical bills. the bill newsom vetoed today would would have allowed black females to be compensated if the government took their land inappropriately. that compensation would have run through a new agency. but the bill to create that agency never passed. >> giant oak trees that have withstood the test of time may get a new layer of protections in the south bay, santa clara county is considering a new

ordinance that protects oak trees. 150 years old and older. the trees are considered a vital part of the county's natural and cultural heritage, and now there's a public outreach underway about the best ways to keep healthy and protect them from removal. the mighty oak would join another type of tree under a protected status. >> our tree preservation ordinance goes towards redwoods right now, and we want to incorporate the language of the oak trees. per the referral from the board of supervisors. >> the county says it's hard to determine a tree's age, so there is going to be a little bit of a guessing game happening based on the size of the trunk and the height. >> a lot more coming here. a family on a cruise ship with their little boy's fever getting worse and worse. tonight we're hearing from the pilot behind this dramatic rescue off the california coast, and a beloved landmark ripped apart by storms finally restored the celebration as capitals iconic wharf reopens. some bay area kids on

vacation leave a message in a bottle, and years go by you're going to meet the women who found it on the other side of the world. it's an amazing story. >> it's my favorite of the night. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. >> jimmy thanks, dan and dionne. stay up with me. i'm lonely. you are playing a young donald trump. do you still have citizenship in romania? i do. okay, good, because you're probably going to have to go back there if he wins

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in a bottle sent eight years ago, tossed into the sea by bay area locals on vacation in fiji. yeah. it's crazy. >> abc seven news reporter zach fuentes spoke with the group, who found that message about the moment they finally connected with the senders. >> sunnyvale, california. california wow. >> amazement from a group of hikers from townsville, australia friday. moments after opening up a message in a bottle. >> it's like every childhood sort of fantasy, fairy tale sort of thing. you send a message away and someone actually reads it. >> the townsville hike and explorer group found the bottle while on a beach cleanup, so here's the note that geoff found in the bottle. >> we opened it up. it was a little bit difficult to open and it was a note, and i read it out to the group. and dear reader, we wrote this note because we heard so many stories about doing this. >> the note went to on say that the writers were leaving their resort in fiji at 5:00, and to please write back to their sunnyvale address. it was signed

in july of 2016 by savannah kate and janis, but there was no last name. the group, hoping to connect with the three ladies, discovered that they no longer lived at that sunnyvale address, but the discovery of the bottle made local headlines in australia, eventually getting the attention of the messengers behind that message in a bottle. >> we have since spoken to janis earlier today via radio locally here in townsville, so it's been quite exciting actually finding the owners of the letter. >> and as it turned out, the authors never forgot about the message they'd sent. >> so they were all there on holiday in august and then they all thought to themselves, i wonder what happened to that bottle that we sent off. >> now the townsville hike and explore group have made plans to reunite savannah, kate and janis with the note they sent those eight years ago, and we're going to include a couple of newspaper clippings that we've had from our local newspaper. >> and, a few photos as well of our, our group. >> and though the group will part with the note itself, the memory of it will stay with them

forever. >> i super excited that it's come this far away from fiji. and yeah, and now to have made contacts just been yeah, really epic in sunnyvale. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> oh my gosh, the power of social media, right? isn't that such a great story? i hope we hear from those three girls soon. >> oh, i bet we do. the hikers told us that savannah, kate and janis all still live in the bay area. >> great story. we shall see. all right, well, developing news tonight. >> this is a live look along the florida coast where hurricane helene is now closing in. the storm is expected to intensify before making landfall tomorrow in the warm waters of the gulf. it roared past mexico's yucatan peninsula earlier today, bringing high winds, dumping a lot of rain. helene is tracking to the north and forecasts are calling for it to feed off the gulf of mexico's warm waters and become a category four storm before it hits land again, with 130 mile an hour winds

two. >> two one. >> lots to celebrate. today was the grand reopening of the capitola wharf after it was closed due to severe storm damage over the last couple of years. >> two have spent over a year seeing the wharf empty. just have all this life on it. >> now is the most exciting part for me. >> now the wharf is not only stronger but wider. now featuring new bathrooms, art installations, shops and seating, it was a multi-million dollar project for the city and there are now plans to explore new permanent facilities at the end of the wharf. >> so nice to see that back up and running well. intense video of a helicopter rescue from the deck of a cruise ship, and tonight we're getting the story behind it. we first showed you this last night here on abc seven news at 11. an eight year old boy with appendicitis being airlifted from a royal princess cruise ship off the coast of eureka yesterday morning. the u.s. coast guard made sure he made it to the hospital. and tonight we're hearing from the

boy's mom and the pilot who made it happen. >> daniel got very high fever and the situation is worse. and worse. so they said, we must the. it's better he can go to surgery asap. >> it's a pretty incredible feeling, to save somebody and get them to a high level, higher level of care. >> tomorrow morning on. good morning america. see the full story of thie and how the little boy is recovering. great ending to that harrowing story, and we hope for good weather tomorrow with the a's game. the last a's game ever at the coliseum. tonight was the last night game. tomorrow it's a day game. and meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the forecast. sandy. >> yeah, sadly, an end of an era. dan and dionne, it is farewell to the a's as we look at a live picture from our 880 camera looking towards the oakland arena, you will notice that there is some fog out there

that is going to change as the last game is played. a's take on the rangers again. first pitch at 1237. mainly sunny skies, 65 degrees. ninth inning. it is going to be sunny and warmer with the temperature coming up into the low 70s. so yeah, not exactly a bright ending for fans but certainly bright skies expected. not the case. as we take you back to the gulf of mexico. right now we are tracking hurricane helene. it is expected to bring catastrophic storm surge and winds. it pounded the yucatan peninsula, yucatan peninsula, and it is already sending rain bands across much of the southeast tonight. right now, packing winds of 85 miles an hour, moving to the north at 12, it is expected to rapidly intensify over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, a category two tomorrow morning, a category four as it comes in, closes in on the big bend area of florida by tomorrow evening, with 130

mile an hour winds rapidly weakens as it continues across atlanta and into the tennessee valley. but here are some of the concerns. there are not only watches and warnings, hurricane storm surge watches and warnings, but they also have that storm surge that could be up to 20ft is the latest indication. and it's a good chunk of florida that will be dealing with it along with the winds. look at the large wind field that is expected. damaging winds expected over 40 miles an hour. you will notice over 58 miles an hour as we head towards tomorrow and then continuing across much of the southeast. our weather picture is much quieter. we do have some showers across the pacific northwest. we're going to see high pressure rebuilding. temperatures going up the next two days. live doppler seven showing you the fog along the coast. temperatures right now in the 50s and the 60s. so it has cooled off. a live view from santa cruz where the fog is sitting. and that's how you start the morning warmer for the

afternoon. friday sunny with a one day heat spike, and your weekend will feature cooler weather, a seasonal range of temperatures first thing in the morning. watch out for that fog as we head into the noontime hour. most areas are seeing the sun except for parts of the coast, and in the afternoon it is a noticeably warmer day with 80s inland. your morning temperatures will begin in the seconds. you'll need that extra layer. it's going to feel like fall tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, bright and sunny for most of you. low 90s inland for the warm spots. low 60s coast. and here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. warming back up tomorrow. sunny for friday with the heat spiking cooler as we hit the weekend. and then just as you get used to that idea summerlike heat returning early next week and we will be talking about the potential for moderate heat risk inland. diane and dan

pounds of red grapes with a supermarket value of $700. >> investigators in tulare county say two men methodically harvested the grapes in a vineyard during the night. deputies caught them the next day with the purloined produce in an suv. it seems like a lot of work for $700. yeah, not my thing. >> all right, well, as we've talked about here, the a's

played their last night game ever in oakland. >> larry beil once again joining us with sports. hi there dan. dion so much emotion tonight at the coliseum as stark reality sets in for a's fans. >> the end is near. sports is next.

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golf win tonight. not a lot to cheer about against the texas rangers. rickey henderson brought out the lineup card for the last night game at rickey henderson field. that's his house, basically. unfortunately for the a's, their bats let him down. bottom of the third. bases loaded. last night's hero, jacob wilson grounds out to oakland zone. marcus simeon threat over there. bases loaded again in the fourth. seth brown flies out to center. field a's left 13 men on base. the rangers win it five one. the last a's game in oakland is tomorrow at 12:45 p.m. giants in the desert, a record of 79 and 79. trying to lock in a winning season. top two tyler fitzgerald. trying to help the cause. rbi double into the left center field. gap michael conforto scores and it's one nothing giants but it's all downhill from there. pavin

smith. two men aboard in the eighth. hi deep. aloha means we're going swimming in the pool. splashdown. d-backs win. eight two. what a relief for the forty-niners seeing brock purdy back on the practice field. purdy ended up with a sore back after the loss to the rams. george kittle, limited in practice as he tries to come back from a hamstring injury. niners have a lot to fix after blowing a ten point lead in the fourth quarter of the rams. i mean, you can't give up a bomb to set up a game tying touchdown and ronnie bell. i mean you got to catch that. rams ended up winning on a late field goal 2724. with the patriots coming to town on sunday. and this loss still stings. >> it's been tough to sleep the past couple of nights, just mind racing. >> but also you don't want to just jump out there and make it three in a row. you know what i'm saying? you want to correct the things that we need to correct. it's not big issues. i feel like there's small tweaks that need to be made, but doing things that are just good enough to win doesn't always guarantee

you win. >> and you got to make sure you do it all the way to the end. and sometimes it's who can do right longer. and we didn't finish that to the end. and i don't think that has anything to do with injuries. >> so yeah, we're definitely not trying to feel like that anymore. >> san jose state is three and one spartans with a bye this week. play nevada the following week at practice today. starting lineman hudson mason and dylan hampson, two walk ons, were surprised with scholarships. >> we've got one more announcement. boy, look over there. hello. >> that is awesome. sports on abc

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