abc 7 news reporter alan wong is live at the giants ballpark with the story tonight. alan? >> reporter: this happened about two blocks away from here near bryant and second streets, where a lot of giants fans park their cars. it's also where auto burglars have been victimizing those fans for quite awhile. last night, the san francisco police department went out looking for them. giants fans are becoming easy victims around at & t park. when police confronted the suspects breaking into a car last night during a game, it ended in gunfire. >> when the primary officer approached the driver, he produced a gun. the officer called several times for him to drop the weapon. >> reporter: the 26-year-old was killed. a second suspect was wounded in the back seat. a third got out and ran but was arrested. no shots were fired at the police. >> we have crime patterns that we try to pay attention to. we have deployed officers accordingly. obviously they were correctly deployed last night because they caught somebody in the act. >> reporter: broken car windows around at & t park are a sign

abc 7 news reporter alan wong joins us with more. >> reporter: for the last two years, oakland has struggled to recruit a major investor for its 120 acre coliseum city but for the first time today, after a closed session meeting, council member larry reed said that he feels comfortable the raiders will have a new billion dollar stadium, the exclusive negotiating agreement extends the talks for 90 crucial days and names the renaissance companies as the major investor. its ceo said he believes it will get the raiders and the a's on board for a multi-use sports and retail facility along oakland's shoreline. >> we are not making kool-aid. it's not just going to flower up and all of that happen. but we believe that we can open negotiations. we believe that we can identify the things that need to be done. we can identify a master developer. >> reporter: the master developer would actually build and construct this coliseum project. they are still looking for him now. council member or that company. council member larry reed said he has been working on this project for 18 years and he was one of the

alan wong, abc 7 news. >>> time to check on our weather. >> spencer christian outside.t's a little breezy from the look of the palm trees on the embarcadero. >> you are absolutely right. we have had a cool breeze from the north that actually dropped temperatures along the coast today but it's hot in some inland areas. live doppler 7 hd, you can see we have a few clouds near the coastline but not along the entire coastline because the breeze has swept them away. here's a live view looking at clear conditions at the golden gate. 64 degrees right now in san francisco. cooler than yesterday. 73 in oakland. 83 san jose. 89 in morgan hill. only 59 at half moon bay. check out this view showing cooling low clouds near the coastline near ocean beach. look how warm it is in the inland areas in the north and east bay. 94 in santa rosa. 81 napa. 79, petaluma. 95 at fairfield, concord and livermore. as you look at the golden gate bridge, here's the first forecast. we will see clouds developing at the coast and bay this evening. mostly sunny tomorrow morning with patchy fog. it will

alan wong emceed the event. it raises funds for als association chapters. >>> the family in northern washington is thankful for friends and strangers who came to the rescue when their home went up in flames, and it's all captured on camera. >> oh, my god. >> get dad. >> people running into the fire to save a trapped man. hear the witness accounts ahead. >>> taking a live look outside right now, the view from the emeryville camera. you can expect significant changes in the weather as the work week begins. meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast aft >>> witnesses tonight are sharing their accounts of a dramatic rescue of a fresno man saved from a burning duplex, and it's caught on video. >> oh, my god. >> get dad! >> the man's daughter standing outside the burning home yesterday screaming that her father is still inside. moments later several people come rushing around the corner, one man carrying her father over his shoulder. >> started walking toward the house, very calmly, just walked in there and then the nex

alan wong emceed the event which raises funds for local chapters. >>> coming up next at 6:00, apple pay poised to make a grand debut but millions of apple users will be out of luck. >>> a bit ofain on the rain. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the forecast. >> other another tough day for the raiders, the cardinals the raiders, the cardinals pulled a f-by, can't say thank you enough. the raiders, the cardinals pulled a f-by, you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow. chase. so you can. >>> the largest gay rights organization in america is endorsing a once a day pill to prevent hiv infection. the human rights campaign is calling on insurer

alan wong emceed the event which raises funds for local chapters. >>> coming up next at 6:00, apple pay poised to make a grand debut but millions of apple users will be out of luck. >>> a bit of rain on the rain. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the forecast. >> other another tough day for the raiders, the cardinals pulled a fly-by, and >>> the largest gay rights organization in america is endorsing a once a day pill to prevent hiv infection. the human rights campaign is calling on insurers to provide more generous coverage for the drug. if taken regularly the pill can reduce the infection rate by 90%. doctors are reluctant to prescribe it on the premise it might encourage high-risk behavior. >> cupertino based apple will debut its payment product tomorrow. apple pay will enable an audience of iphone 6 and 6 plus owners to pay. if you have the air ipad you can use the product. users can tap their devices on a reader at stores that accept apple pay. all the major credit card companies and 500 banks are on board. apple users with older devices cannot use pay. the company wants users t

in santa rosa, alan wong abc 7 ns. >> this man steven howe faces burglary charges after police sawoman stopped him from breaking into her home. officers say he targeted a home in this neighborhood in unincorporated morgan hill saturday accused of removing a screen from bedom window then asking who else was inside. as he was crawling in the room a woman was ablto push him out of the window and call police. >> uber ex drer in san francisco has been accused of nking a female passenger out of the car and smashing her phone. chronicle reports the driver got no a disagreement about theinal destination. got ou. grabbed her arm and pulled her out of the vehicle. when shetried to take his picture the passenger says he grabbed her phonend threw it. driver committed for battery malicious mischief and vandalism. uber suspended the driver aount. >> we started the day with a little bit of rain but that is already long change. here's live look from the exploratorium camera. we have the accu-weather update. >> thingschanged in a big wait a minute here's li doppler 7hd showing quiet dry conditions arou

investigators say mayor alan wong rear-ended their car at a traffic light on thursday night. he apologized to the teens. >> you hear that someone that we look up to like the mayor did something like that, it's just really hard to accept. >> long stepped into the national spotlight over the summer when murietta took center stage in the immigration debate. huge protests you will remember were held when hundreds of illegal immigrants were sent there from texas for processing. >>> add los angeles to the list of cities who don't want monkey business when it comes to parking. it's working on a measure to ban apps like monkeyparking that allow people to auction off public parking spaces. the money goes to the person selling their spot and to the company. san francisco forced monkeyparking and similar apps to stop operating in the city earlier this year. the city attorney says the practice violates san francisco law. >>> the drought has the east bay's largest water supplier considering new rates and new penalties. and the public will have a say in what happens. east bay m.u.d. serves

in santa rosa, alan wong abc 7 news. >> this man steven howe faces burglary charges after police sayeaking into her home. officers say he targeted a home in this neighborhood in unincorporated morgan hill saturday accused of removing a screen from bedroom window then asking who else was inside. as he was crawling in the room a woman was able to push him out of the window and call police. >> uber ex driver in san francisco has been accused of yanking a female passenger out of the car and smashing her phone. chronicle reports the driver got no a disagreement about the final destination. got out. grabbed her arm and pulled her out of the vehicle. when she tried to take his picture the passenger says he grabbed her phone and threw it. driver committed for battery malicious mischief and vandalism. uber suspended the driver account. >> we started the day with a little bit of rain but that is already long change. here's live look from the exploratorium camera. we have the accu-weather update. >> things changed in a big wait a minute here's live doppler 7hd showing quiet dry conditions aroun

in santa rosa, alan wong abc 7 news. >> this man steven howe faces burglary charges after police say woman breakingfrom breaking into her home. officers say he targeted a home in this neighborhood in unincorporated morgan hill saturday accused of removing a screen from bedroom window then asking who else was inside. as he was crawling in the room a woman was able to push him out of the window and call police. >> uber ex driver in san francisco has been accused of yanking a female passenger out of the car and smashing her phone. chronicle reports the driver got no a disagreement about the final destination. got out. grabbed her arm and pulled her out of the vehicle. when she tried to take his picture the passenger says he grabbed her phone and threw it. driver committed forery battery malicious mischief and vandalism. uber suspended the driver account. >> we started the day with a little bit of rain but that is already long change. here's live look from the exploratorium camera. we have the accu-weather update. >> things changed in a big wait a minute here's live doppler 7hd showing q

let's go to alan wong there. hi, alan. >> reporter: the celebration broke out at the plaza, immediately after the final out. if you look over my shoulder, down third street, at the intersection of king, the fireworks are going off. in the intersection. right now. it's amazing. in fact, the intersection is shut down, and people are still streaming in. right now, it looks like more than 1,000 people. police on motorcycles, bikes, cars, and on foot were posted out here long before the game ended. meanwhile, the giant world series champion shirts are selling out here at the dugout store very quickly. at this point, the celebrating here has been peaceful. of course, it's still early. and history tells these police officers that it could get unruly. but right now, it's still pretty mellow. everybody's happy and celebrating. i'm alan wang reporting live at at&t park. back to you guys. >> alan, that's the way it should be. let's hope it stays that way. just a thrilling moment across the city and the bay area tonight. >> s

. >> fine dining, combined with bowling, is taking oakland by abc7 news reporter alan wong checked outsive entertainment venue that opened up in jack london square. it's creating 160 jobs. >> i grew up down the street. it was nothing. nowhere to hang out. no coffee shop. >> that's why he said he moved away from jack london square. but now he's having regrets. >> every club is full, the bars are full, the restaurants are full. it is the coolest place and we don't even go to the city anymore. we hang out here. >> the plank is a new 50,000 square foot luxury bowling alley, restaurant and bar with live music. even outdoor bocci ball courts. the grand opening with m.c. hammer on hand signifies the willingness to invest $7 million in a city with a reputation for high crime. >> getting past the surface and actually spending time in the community, that's what encouraged us and why we made the decision to come here. it's not necessarily all what you hear on the news. >> the city claims overall crime in oakland is actually down from last year. plank owner, mike, says he found a thriving, untappe