good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the u.s. government partially shut down and there is no end in sight because u.s. lawmakers have been unable to agree on a deal. house republicans continue to go through. >> abc news reporter caren traverse has the latest from capitol hill. >> day one of the government shut down, nobody is budging. house republicans standing firm, senate democrats refuse to negotiate. at this point there is no solution in sight. washington is at a stand still. the president said it's because republicans are on an ideological crusade against

his health care law. >> this republican shut down did not have to happen. >> nearly 800,000 federal employees forced to stay home from work. museums, parks and monuments closed, including world war ii memorial in the national mall but barricade didn't stop one group from mississippi. >> makes you feel good they didn't get gates open for us. >> both house and senate back in session today but no signs of progress. last night, house speaker john boehner name aid team of eight republicans to sit down for negotiation was senate democrats. today, they staged a photo op. >> this table is empty on the other side. we need senate democrats to join use but senate majority leader said no way. there will be no discussion because democrats are not going to negotiate on obama care. >> we have a good day. for anarchists. why? because the goflt is closed. >> at this point there is no end in sight but there are growing rumbles that the house

leadership needs to cave. it does not include restrictions on obama care but there is no indication from speaker boehner that that is a possibility. the president scheduled to travel to asia saturday but white house planning for a possibility he may need to stay home. heels are dug in, and washington is preparing for the long haul. reporting live from capitol hill, abc news. >> caren, tu this is a short day of work for federal employees, workers in the federal building on mission street stayed on the job only a few hours before sent home. they will not be collecting a paycheck during the shut down. >> i think like everybody else, we thought there would be an 11th hour deal and this would be averted so i'm going to have to apply for unemployment if this goes on for an exended period of time there is a question of the debt ceiling. what will happen with that? >> not all employees were

affected by the stalemate. immigration office in san francisco is still open, processing applications and that is because that agency is self funded. >> the shut down being felt by locals and tourists in the bay area, several destinations are now closed including golden gate national recreation area. also closed muir woods national monument. as matt keller shows us, it kept tourist as way from alcatras. >> passengers on this cruiseship in the bay this morning may not have realized their best view was happening at that moment. the government shut down meant alcatras cruises couldn't deliver passengers to the national park putting workers between the rock and a hard place. >> so sorry, guys. >> tourist dz get to wait in line but instead of getting a ticket they were getting refunds. they weren't blaming cruises for the disappointment but people behind the federal

government's shut down in washington. >> it's very disappointing coming from australia to see this special event in san francisco. and it's not happening. >> thanks very much, politicians. >> i thought politicians in the uk were pretty stupid. i am afraid american politicians seem to have taken first place. >> many booked months in advance. plans must change and vacations go on. >> very disappointing but i'll be back to the beautiful city. just sorry. >> where are you headed next? >> down to disneyland. hopefully that won't shut down. >> if you have an alcatras ticket for tomorrow or near future are, you don't have to stand in line to get a refund, you can gelt a refund over the phone. >> and stay with us for the latest developments on air and online on abc 7 news.com including a list of the agency

nouz closed. you can get breaking news by following us on twitter abc 7 news bay area. >> police announced arrest of three people in connection with a killing of an oakland girl. >> the 8-year-old was shot to death inside of a apartment july 17th. her murder outraged the city, after weeks of investigative work authorities announced this morning they had arrested a trio of reputed gang members for the killing. among them, the man they say pulled the trigger. 22-year-old darnel williams of oakland. >> it's upsetting. it's upsetting that kids in oakland are so vulnerable to this violence and the, just a complete disregard for human live by some of these individuals who are involved in gang activity. >> three other people including her grandmother were shot, but survived. authorities say the men fired on that apartment in retaliation for another gang-related shooting. >> a dozen building in uc

berkeley are still without power after an explosion. >> officials think it may have after someone stole underground copper wiring. >> abc 7 news joins us live at cal with an explanation. >> this is definitely a first here on campus. generators being brought in to bring power to the buildings. now, follow me if you can. it started last week, when someone stole some copper wiring from an access point off campus. now, somehow that, affected power on campus, and may have caused the explosion. inside, one of the 14 bolts here on campus. this was the scene last night. shortly after 6:00. an explosion sent flames in the air this, photo shows how smoke from the fire could be seen blocks away.

tiffany ng was walking past the area where it occurred. >> we saw one person thrown to the ground by the blast. people were concerned and rand forward. in general, crowd backed off and retreated to north campus. >> uc berkeley spokesperson said it all started after pg&e crews discovered someone had stolen some electrical grounding copper wire last week. >> repairs made on sunday. power brought back up, we're fine about 26 hours. >> until the campus lost power again at about 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the explosion occurred as crews were trying to restore power. investigators now know that by stealing the copper wire, the person did more damage than they had initially thought. causing the power outage. most students were warned through university alert system called "warn me". >> i got five texts and six e

mail autos other students say they were not notified until later. >> this is a community of 50,000 people. so, we need to see at some point, did that information fail to reach people it could have? >> it may be several days before those closed buildings have power again. at uc berkeley, abc 7 news. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused a fire that damaged a building at a castro valley church. it broke out at trinity christian fellowship around 2:00 this morning. the church pastor says the building was being used for showers and classrooms for homeless. the church was not burned and no one was hurt. >> this could be oakland's best hope yet to keep sports teams from leaving town. a large group from dubai believe they can get the project moving. the plan includes venues for all current teams, athletics raiders and warriors and

features an entertainment district and a luxury hotel. the development would include a technology park near oakland international airport. >> talking about a's they practiced today get rgd to face tigers in round one of the american league playoffs. a's will host first two games friday and saturday then, the series moves to detroit and an october rally go owing to get underway. mayor jean kwan will lead cheers at 14th street and broadway. >> concerns on the san francisco 49ers new stadium in santa clara reaches a milestone. crews installing the first seats. the stadium lower roll will be one of the largest in the nfl with 45,000 streets seets, designed to bring fans closer to the field. two thirds will be house in that section. the stadium will seat 68,000 fans when completed. >> it's amazing you how fast they're building this thing. >> it is remarkable. >> going up quickly. >> yes.

>> let's check on the forecast. it's clear out here now. >> air drier now, sunny skies you can see on live doppler 7. wisps of clouds moving through the sky. and down to the site of the radar at mount st. helena. we've got our circle 7 here for you to see if you add to what location. here is a look towards ocean beach. sunny skies now, wisps of clouds moving through the sky. temperatures now 65 degrees at san francisco. 63 half moon bay. look southeastward on the bay along the bay bridge, under blue skies. it's 79 now in santa rosa. 73 napa. 76 antioch.

77 and one more beautiful live sfru our camera looking at western sky. sunlight off bay waters. this is the first mild this evening. mainly clear with just patchy clouds overnight. into early morning hours cooling down in north bay valley was lows into upper 40s but other locations will see lows into mid-50s. high temperatures mid to upper 60s on the coast to 80s inland there. is more of the mild weather coming our way. i'll have the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >> still head on abc 7 news at 4:00 what amazon is planning to do that could make holidays brighter for thousands. >> you tube's new foray into music business, the logical next step for the popular site. >> and at 4:30 the president called it a historic day. what experts say is going to take to make affordable health care act work.

>> at 4:11 live look at afternoon commute. skyway, interstate 80 in berkeley traffic on the right hand side going east towards berkeley. slow and coming back into another direction towards san francisco and 580. stay with us. abc 7 n

amazon says it will hire wiy it's adding to a group of under writers. a big pay day for cisco's ceo. john chambers received $21 million. the company says chambers salary was quote, historically low and increase brings compensation in line with his peers. a major policy change at etsy,

selling hand made goods says it will now allow sellers to use outside manufacturers and hire as many employees as they need, trying to ensure goods still meet it's definition of hand made but the move will allow sellers to keep expanding their businesses. u.s. stocks rising as investors see limited impacts from the government shut down. your bloomberg silicon valley index rising led higher by a gain in yahoo share autos and google's you tube will be handing out awards to artists, too. the you tube music awards stream live november 3 and will feature performances by lady gaga and eminem. larry, carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> buying a house may be more complicated because of the federal government shut down. the department of housing and urban development is furloughing 96% of its staff

including the federal housing administration which processes fha mortgage loans. fha says loans will be processed but do expect delays in getting them approved. >> turn together forecast. i took a peek at the seven day and saw the number 90. >> that is right that. is right. >> never too early. >> yes. >> there may be a location or two hitting 90 friday. that is when we take a look at what's happening now. sunny skies, high clouds around, giving you a live view of the golden gate bridge. we can see fog and low clouds but not today. blue skies. will be partly cloudy overnight. breezy, mild tomorrow and warming up by week's end and maybe locations hitting 90

degrees. right now looking at sate light radar image showing an area of weather up from the gulf of alaska sliding down into our direction. goitsing to bring us a breezy pattern. and you can see high clouds that leaves us with sunny skies and breezy, but mild condition as cross the bay area tomorrow. continuing animation to look at the week ahead, a position of high pressure bringing us a warm, dry off shore flow at the end of the week meaning a big warm up. overnight, cool in the north bay valleys lows will be into mid-50s and tomorrow, high temperatures mid to upper 70s in san jose. 79 in los gatos.

and low to mid-70s up to 73 in palo alto. 74 mountain view. coastal highs 67 half moon bay. breezy, mild. downtown san francisco, 69 degrees tomorrow, 66 sunset zrichblgt mid-60s on the coast. will be breezy. mild inland with highs into upper 70s. east bay low to mid 70s from oakland down to fremont. highs upper 70s to around 80s and friday, into saturday, saturday, it's our warmest day. there it s saturday will be the warmest day. earlier, looking at sunday but now moving it back it will be friday by tomorrow? >> yes. >> and that will be

oofl nice, mild to warm weather is ahead. >> up next, flipping over "dancing with the stars". the reason why the science guy is not a dancing guy anymore. >> a voilt road rage accident. police closing in on biker who's terrorized a family out for a weekend drive. >> live shot starting to back up on highway 280. that is traffic headed towards downtown san jose. better than oncoming cars. and smooth sailing above on highway 17 towards santa cruz, stay with us. mo

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another week, another dancer he limb naitd on "dancing with the stars". the science guy exited last night. >> poor bill. it's time to remind viewers layer gee making predictions each week. we need to remind larry the choice was bill who larry was certain would be eliminated. >> and. >> you seem to enjoy pointing out i was wrong. >> i'm keeping a tally going for weeks ahead of us. >> great. >> look forward to that.

anyway, a contender is a ringer because he's got hip-hop experience, your kids probably watch him in "high school musical". yes, it's unfair to have him in this group of celebrities and no dance. foot work was dazzling. 26 points, singer christine milian did the charleston. >> what is she wearing? >> we're going to get to that. >> this was a snap shot of hollywood in 19 20s. best line came from the host who said it was like frederick's of hollywood night. she's dancing well, though. 26 points as well. here is a surprise. >> yes. it's true. >> who knew snooky could

dance? paired with sasha here, dancing the quick step. last week was shaky. huge improvement. >> she was having a hard time but nailed it in a live performance. sadly. >> she wants to go by nicole now. >> we say goodbye to the science guy. he tore his tendon. the doctor told him he shouldn't dance. sow was kind place. >> she had to come up with kor yog graphy like trying to dance around a tree. >> you can see 16 points, it

was very, very good actually for him. but so now we're left with who is going to get the heave ho. >> such an incredible story. the fact she's doing so well. how can you vote her off? >> you can't. >> so that leaves us with -- our floor director says he's got to go. >> so the family may not able to, their popularity may not be able to. i could be have it, too. >> exactly. >> rave reviews for book back in the game part of wednesday night comedy line up. one player's career suddenly ends after having a son. like changes for both of them,

she moved back in with her dad after a divorce. >> second chances for all of us happening now. you has a grandpa, and a dad. me as a daughter ask a girl. and we have a son, grandson. he's the new hope. i just got emotional. >> what happened? >> oh, back in the game airs wednesdays at 8:30. >> tonight marvel agents of shields then lucky 7 then join us back here at abc 7 news at 11:00. >> still to come at 4:00 a big day for open enrollment here in california. >> what world leader did israeli prime minister call a wolf in sheep's clothe something. >> and the gas station clerk punched out was

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as you no doubt have heard the u.s. government is partially shut down. republicans won't make a budget deal without including changes to the health care law. democrats say that is not going to happen.

the shut down put 800,000 nonessential workers on furlough. many will still work but not get paid. now, once this is over, they can possibly be recompensated those workers will lose about a billion dollars per week in pay but the shut down could have a bigger affect. one economist warned a shut down lasting longer than three weeks will cost about $55 billion. the last shut down in 1995 lasted three week autos nasa ames research sent jer closed today, 97% of the space agency shut down except for mission control in houston. the shut down comes on the day nasa marks its 55th anniversary. >> and leave to it nasa to give us perspective. the crew responsible for the voyager 2 tweeted we will not be post org responding from this account. farewell, humans sort it out yourself.

voyager 2 is nine and a half billion miles from earth headed out of our solar system. >> the online insurance exchanges are now open for business, began enrolling at 5:00 this morning our time. consumers will have a six-month open enrollment to sign up. the web site helping everybody sign up health has been swamped making enrollment slow but there is no indication the congressional impass affected today's roll out. >> here in california it's called cover cal -- california. today many jumped at the chance and complaints quickly surfaced. abc 7 news is live where some people just gave up. >> the problem had to do with

very slow loading web pages and people got tired of waiting for an hour on hold on the phone. >> there were complaints on twitter and this arltist told us that he gave up waiting to talk to someone at one of the covered california call centers. >> i hit almost hour and a half mark. >> are you going to swing it again or not? >> yes. i'm going to probably get snacks out and a drink. so forth. >> gairld yeen has a big concern. >> you need to think about your income what. if you can't. >> experts say the plan will need high enrollment to succeed. they think they won't get sick. >> i'm in the that young.

but relatively young. i feel like i'm going to be okay. but you know, unforeseen things happen all the time. >> glitches may be tied to high demand hoping it will be helpful for consumers. gary lauer is chairman and ceo. >> the reason companies like amazon.com and ebay are successful is that they figured out how to make what they mark and sell work for consumers. i like to think we've done a similar thing that. is the cham yempk the government exchanges are going to have, i hope they're able to figure that out. >> once getting through, useful tools are there to help them determine if they qualify for a subsidy. >> it's not hard to find things. their questions and answers are very g you walk through you and get a tour tore yil, pretty quick. >> if you have questions about the affordable care act or covered california you'll find

links on our web site just go to abc 7 news.com and look under see it on tv. >> international news now and speaking during a last day of the united nations general assembly in new york he said hasan rouhani was quote, a wolf in sheep's clothing delivering a stern message to iran about nuclear ambition autos i want there to be no confusion on this point. israel will not allow iran to get nuclear weapons. if israel is forced to stand alone, israel will stand alone. >> the iranian delegation replied calling their program exclusively useful. and nuclear iran a call. >> the u.s. supreme court will take up a california case questioning whether police can pull over a car based on a

a.nonmus tips. the case when a motorist was pulled over on highway 1 after someone called chp to report reckless driving. the patrol spotted the truck, pulling it over, then found four large bags of marijuana inside arresting the driver and passenger. the two men appealed now high court being asked to decide whether police were within the law to make the traffic stop and at rest. >> a second motorcyclist turned himself in to police after an outrageous road incident caught on video. take a look this, started sunday afternoon. the driver of a range rover got into an accident with a member of a motorcycle group. dozens of bikers surrounded the suv and began slashing tires. the 33-year-old driver rammed through the crowd to get away. crushing legs of one biker in the process and hitting two others. the bikers caught up with the driver, pulling him out of the range rover and beat him while his wife and young child

looked on. the family of one of the injured bikers spoke saying he is now paralyzed in a coma. >> all of this, fractured. his lungs are badly ruined. he's still on a vent later. >> the family is calling for the driver of the range rover to also face prosecution. >> authorities in southern california are asking for help finding a man attacking a gas station clerk over 41 cents. and asked for a swisher sweet cigar, putting down $1. she asked for 41 cents he tried to grab the cigar, then punched her. the suspect took off, the victim finished her work shift and says she's now afraid every time she goes to work. >> well, when we come back, we want to show you the opposite that. a true act of kindness. >> outpouring of support for a

sprafter. >> i'm spencer chris chichblt a beautiful view of the western sky from our camera. we've got beautiful weather coming our way and how long goitsing to last in my accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> and taking a look at golden gate bridge just a beautiful day out there. clear skies. traffic moving nicely as well. stay with us. abc 7 news

take a look at today's google dood yeel. the home page celebrates yosemite national park's 123rd birthday. when you click on the doodle a search result is the national park service explaining it is closed because of the federal government shut down. >> the bay area is breathing cleaner air thanks to a 2008 state law requiring ships sailing into the bay to switch to a cloner blend of fuel. the live look at the waters now from our camera. a new study from bay area air district found particulate matter dropped by 3% since that requirement went into place. and ships now required to switch to cleaner fuel 24 miles before reaching the bay. >> beautiful out there. >> it is going to be beautiful. here is live doppler 7 hd. whis wis py clouds moving over but sunny skies and tomorrow

there may be showers down in the southeast. up in the north bay, highs in early autumn here, we'll have usual snours pacific northwest. highs into 50s. state wide across california tomorrow sunny skies and mild ask lovely day from top to bottom. 79 high in chico. 84 in sacramento. 85 fresno, 73 in yosemite. 75 in los angeles and on the coast. monterey a high of 56 here in the bay area now. we're going to have another lovely day. coastal highs into mid to upper 60s we'll see low to upper 70s. we've got warmer weather coming our way later in the week. think you're going to like it unless you're a fan of rain.

>> spencer? >> feeling loved and supported after a devastating personal tragedy. and a car accident to honor her the ohio state football team wore her initials on their helmets saturday. as they left the field all 78 players hugged him one by one. his daughter had been a student at ohio state. >> that is tough. what an outpouring of love. >> absolutely. >> still ahead at 4:00 a report on all of the hours spent using lap tops and ipads should make young people sit up and take notice. >> and health problem you're ok h we co back in our day, that u-verse wireless receiver. we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted.

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final part of san francisco's bag ban goes into affect today. until today, restaurants have been exyefrt from the ban taking neglect 2007.

meanwhile redwood city's new ban takes affect today and applies only only to retail stores, tomorrow a similar ban gos into affect in east palo alto. >> checking healthy living news a study suggesting more people knew cpr it could decrease the number of deaths from cardiac arrest. researchers studieded survival rates after a initiative to aimprove knowledge of cpr after finding the number jumped from 21% to 44%. the number who made it to the hospital nearly tripled and more alive a month later right now only one in four americans knows cpr. doctor yoz blaming increase in the number of young people with back pain on hours spend hunched over ipads and lap tops. researchers have come up with a catchy name, i posture and

found four out of five suffered back pain in 12 months. the survey found people spend as much time on mobile devices as they do asleep in, bed. >> a new study finds people are overly generous whit comes to wine pouring. researchers found that many people pour about 12% more than a normal serving with out realizing it. it's true if the glass is wide and wine is white. we do a better job with a proper pour if the glass is on a table as opposed to someone holding it. if it's red, it's easier to see it in the glass. researchers say knowing this can help you control how much alcohol and calories you're taking in. >> a class of third graders received a surprise today, office max delivered a thousand dollars worth of supplies each received a

pencil box loaded with goodies. their teacher was selected as a winner as n.the a day made better contest. >> i'm shocked and shaking. i'm honored and just feel lucky to work in this community. and this was an amazing experience. >> the principal nominated her because of her extraordinary efforts in classroom, office max sponsors the program to help teach qlorz buy essentials like pens and pencils for students. it happens a lot now because of the cut back autos yes. it's a shame teachers have to do that. >> yes. yes. >> a lawsuit with huge ramifications may go to the jury involving safety of the popular toyota camery. >> the trial is being watched by consumer safety advocates. >> this is a big deal beginning with a 66-year-old who died four years ago in her camery. suddenly accelerated to 100 miles per hour and she crashed into a telephone pole and tree.

her family is seeking $20 million in damages, and they are blaming the auto maker for not installing a brake override system. the is is the first of 80 similar lawsuits toyota is facing. >> we loved my wife. >> this is the first case toyota has gone to trial. that means they think they can win this case. it's going to be a landmark case. >> toyota says the braking is state of the art and says the override system would not have prevented this accident. the company blames the accident on driver error. >> the world of online he books about to enter a new phase. for the first time you'll be able to subscribe to an e book subscription service the way you sign up for movies through services like net flix. san francisco-based scrip offering a service for $9 per month. you'll be able to down load 10 books out of thousands of titles published before

2012 but harper collins and several other smaller publishers and yum be able to buy more recent titles. scrip seize itself as an alternative to electronic bookstores. a thank you to all of you who participated in our 7 on your side hot line on covering california. that is the california component limiting affordable care act. we answered questions from nearly 450 viewers including what do i do if i have insurance is in the answer? you don't need to do anything. sheer another f i have a medical account do i need to sign up? the answer, no. and when is the deadline to sign up? the first deadline is december 15th, if you want to start coverage january 1. after thark it's open through march but of course, you will go on to the program after you sign up. not before. you can still get your questions answered by

calling covered california hot line. let me give you that number. >> that is a great resource. >> coming up next, we'll take you live to an event happening now to remember polly klaus, 20 years after her kidnapping and murder, a case that trance formed the bay area and nation. >> i'm dan ashley. coming up at 5:00 new investors new plans. big money behind a possible deal to keep oakland sports franchises in oakland. plus a woman trapped in a burning car as an officer rushes in to save her. the whole thing is caught on tape. you'll see that at 5:00. stay w

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caused the way investigations are conducted aacross the country. >> right now a very somber and serious gathering inside of the fairmont hotel. i'm going to give you a look. worth noting gathered here, many people kidnapped or have kidnapping victims, people like mittsy sanchez, families of michelle li gathered m in this room tonight this, is about the anniversary of polly's death. it's not a funeral. it's not a wake and z.not a celebration. for mark klaus this this would be making the best of a parent's worst nightmare. >> she became a face when crime was a real issue in the united states it happened 20 years ago tonight. polly klaus was a 12-year-old girl having a slumber party.

richard allen davis broke into her bedroom, tied up her friends and abducted her. dan fish says his city has never been the same. >> the change in perception was that net peta luma wouldn't be touched by that type of a crime z after the fact people realized kit happen anywhere. >> the search lasted 63 days not just police but thousands of volunteers. >> the best of us came out. the worst of us came out. everything in between. we did it together. >> in cinabar theater ellie remembers a talented girl with promise whose life ended in such sadness. >> last thing she did here was any in annie. >> really? >> the lead. >> the lead. yeah. >> we're doing it again, this year. and we'll be dedicating in her memory. >> 20 years later memories remain with new policies and practices for dealing with

abducted children. >> did this case help us learn what we actually needed to combat this type of case. we have got amber alerts out of this. we've got county wide communication methods. >> just for polly i'd trade nefrg a moment f i can have one sit down with my child i'd trade everything that happened in 20 years. but that can't be. >> in san francisco, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 nauts 4:00 i'm layery beal. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. gang violence and retribution. a mother learns why her little girl was murdered. plus... >> an explosion and fire at uc berkeley. tonight officials confirm what started it all.

>> today we have stunningly beautiful weather coming our way and i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> i have a lot of ill will. you went and did a murder, committed a murder in retaliation was the fact i had to lose my daughter? >> a mother angry over the death of her child, killed in a sleep over police make arrests in this case. good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. three people under arrest after a massive manhunt for people who killed the 8-year-old. nick smith is live with more on this. nick? >> the man police say is responsible will face special enhancement circumstances making him eligible for the death penalty. the mother of the victim walked out of superer court

relieved. >> at the end of the day we got the bad guy that's is all that matters i'm just ready to go home so i can celebrate. >> her 8-year-old daughter was shot and killed answering the door at a friend's house attending a sleep over. three others were hit but survived. today the alameda county district attorney announced charges had been filed against two alleged gang members. a 27-year-old joe carol and 22-year-old darnel williams, both of oakland. carol was arrested in texas williams identified by investigators using this sketch released by police in september is being charged two counts of murder, three counts of attempted murder ask one count of shooting at an inhabited dwelling. >> darnel williams just opened fire without