now on abc 7 news, how a shootoff and standoff injured several california officers came to an end today. inside the hyper realistic training that sent thousands of first responders to the bay area today. why officers don't know how this mercedes was jarred against a building in san francisco. abc 7 starts now.

>> good afternoon. developing news. a stand justify with a wanted parolee ended after he wounded four police officers and a federal agent. 32-year-old samuel duran surrendered shortly after midnight after a nine-hour standoff. he was booked in the county jail this morning. an immigration and customs enforcement agency tried arresting him for a parole violation. he shot the agent in the leg and ran. four other roseville verse were injured. all but one has been treated and released from the hospital. police say he barricaded himself inside a home and began shooting at officers. >> the suspect shot through the side of the resident and through the open window at the officers. that's the way the officers received the injuries they received. >> the suspect's mother tells a

different story. she says the i.c.e. agent that confronted duran confronted him first. >> i just want to know where my baby is at. >> duran was checked out at a local hospital before being taken to jail. a nightclub employee in campbell is recovering from a gunshot wound following a shooting this morning. it happened just before 2:00 at the nightclub on orchard city drive. security guards confronted a group in the parking lot and asked them to turn down their music. at some point, the employee was shot. he is expected to recover. the group got away in two different vehicles. a dark late '90s chevy camaro. thousands of first responders are taking part in a

very realistic training exercise in the bay area called urban shield. part of their training involves a mock shooter on a school campus scenario. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the details. cornell? >> 6,000 first responders are taking part in urban shield this weekend. one is happening here at the muni rail yard in stprafpblt it involves a mock terror plot on board a train. really the most talked about scenario is across the bay, the recreation of the school shooting. terrified students run from this elementary school after a gunman fires shots on campus. what you're watching is not real. it's only a drill. but the realistic situation is being created here, a vital exercise for first responders. >> we try to purposely to make it chaotic and a mess so when and if and hopefully not this

ever happens, teams will be ready. >> this training session one of many across the bay area part of urban shield, the largest real-life drill for police and fire in the country. sadly, this scenario comes just days after a school shooting in sparks, nevada, which left one teacher and a student shooter dead. >> this is one of those things if your organization is practicing on and you're not ready to con front it, you will find yourself in a bad situation some day. >> somebody help! >> angela volunteered to spend all day playing the part of a shooting victim. the prosthetic wound on her hand scarier than halloween makeup. >> i would probably hide. and i would be scared. and i would know that the deputies there, the officers would take care of it. >> police tell me the the school yard shooting they received

today was very valuable and something they hope they ever, ever have to use. thank you, cornell. a livermore man is in custody accused of owning child pornography. he was arrested thursday. they took him into custody after issuing a warrant to search his home tuesday. they found more than 70 images of child porn. they did not say how they targeted sherman but did say it was a thorough investigation. frightening moments this afternoon on san francisco's knob hill when a car careened out of control and hit a building. it happened on washington street near leavenworth at 1:00. a brand-new black mercedes-benz ended up on the sidewalk against an apartment building. police believe the driver was trying to back into a parking spot when she lost control. they aren't available to figure out how it happened because she grabbed her groceries and ran

away before emergency personnel arrived on scene. new accusations today by the the family of a woman found dead in the san francisco general hospital stairwell. their lawyer said 57-year-old lynn spalding's family made four requests to search the sf general campus for the missing patient after she disappeared. the attorney says those requests were ignored and that deputies did not conduct a thorough search. a sheriff's spokesperson declined to comment on the accusation. her body was found october 8th. a memorial was held this morning for the construction worker who was killed last week at the niners new stadium. he died when a bundle of steel construction rebar fell on him two mondays ago. the rebar was being used to reinforce concrete at the stadium construction site. this morning the construction firm coordinating the project held a memorial in his hometown. the 61-year-old was a truck

driver for ameristeel and was making a deliver when the accident happened. b.a.r.t. managers fought for years to hold on to a controversial policy making workers responsible for their own safety. despite fines and warnings from both state regulators and unions following a 2008 fatality linked to the policy, b.a.r.t. stuck with it. they indefinitely suspended the policy days a after two workers were killed by a b.a.r.t. train while inspecting tracks in walnut creek. they will hold a hearing next month on b.a.r.t. worker safety. federal authorities say transportation security is administration is wasting tax payer money. federal auditors find criminal investigators frequently do jobs that could be done by lower paid tsa employees. left unchanged it could cost $17.5 million or more over the

next four years. tsa disputes the findings saying they are assigned and paid appropriately. los altos has a big job to do on monday. they will declare steve jobs's home a historic resource. the california ranch style house is where jobs grew up and launched apple commission. the commission has been eyeballing the property the last two years. it would add another layer of review if anyone tries to renovate the home. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, why a city had to install a device that detects horrible smells. >> how the city plans to give producers an offer they can't refuse. . a nice day today with highs in the 80s. get ready for big weather changes next week.

we may even see a few showers around

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rates would go up from 50 cents to $1 an hour in garages. the city is also considering charging for parking on sundays and extending meters by two hours. the council is set to take up the issue in december. a part of southern california with a stinky problem on its hands is getting help in the form of high-tech stink sensors. residents have come to accept the rotten egg smell that comes from the weather. but when wind conditions and sea waters create "the perfect storm", it gets really meeting. smog regulators have approved a sulfide monitoring system to monitor the presence of hydrogen sulfide and would notify officials when levels get too high. >> we would be able to assess the data and communicate to the public that there are levels they should be concerned with.

they're hoping to avoid what happened last year when hundreds of concerned people called 911 to report the smell, thinking it was dangerous. temperatures here may be dipping as we get later into the year, but other parts of the country are starting to feel winter full on. freeze and frost warnings are in effect for a dozen states in parts of the midwest, mid atlantic and deep south. the freezing conditions have made driving especially treacherous. black ice has caused spinouts and traffic accidents. in cleveland, five inches of snow fell and residents saw widespread power outages. >> we've all been bored and pacing around because we're used to having our electronics on. >> you have to talk. >> i know. we were forced off in the same room. it was driving us crazy. >> there is more wintry weather to come.

it will plunge towards the northern rockies and plains bringing heavy snowfall in time for halloween. it's a typhoon people in japan need to worry about. it is lashing japan with wind and heavy rain. this shows some of the extreme conditions. people are waiting it out in evacuation shelters. they aren't taking any risks follow another typhoon that hit last week. it caused major mudslides killing 31 people. 12 people are still missing. turning to our weather here, a little bit of an increase for today. i'm guessing it's not going to last long. >> we were in the 80s. and mid and upper 60s near the coast. temperatures coming down, especially monday and tuesday. we'll get more on our accuweather seven-day forecast. 7 hd still picking up a little bit of fog sitting right near

the coast all afternoon long. boy, it was very dense this morning especially over the span of the golden gate bridge. things have started to thin slightly. it will take a little bit of westerly wind. all that will move back in towards the bay. beautiful shot from our rooftop camera. san francisco right now, 63. we have 70 for san jose. 52, though, in haslem bay. napa, 77. santa rosa, 82. 8 0rbgs fairfield. 83 right now in livermore. a delightful shot of downtown san francisco. and it is going to be cool tonight, though. we'll look for the coastal fog to reform, move into the bay. things will start to change for us as we get into monday. we're going to bring in a slight

chance of a shower or two. what you're really going to notice the the first part of next week is the big cooldown. as far as trick or treat, halloween night, it looks like it's going to be dry, which is good news. here's a look the the a our overnight temperatures. upper 30s to near 40 in the north bay. of course where the fog sits, san francisco and points inland, upper 40s to near 50 degrees overnight tonight. our fog forecast shows up like this. it redevelops 5:00 a.m. tomorrow and sits near the coast. a few high clouds there as well. this is what i want to show you, though. this is at 9:00 tomorrow morning. you can see the fog sitting near the coast. this will head to southern california. but look at this one. coming down near the spine of the sierra. this is 7:00 monday. the clouds will thicken up around the bay area. as this low continues to push to the south, a slight chance, a

slight chance some of that wraparound moisture could funnel towards eastern portions of our viewing area. east bay, possibly in the south bay. we will definitely keep an eye on the moisture probability. what you will definitely notice is temperatures will drop as much as 10, maybe as much as 15 degrees as we get into monday and tuesday. at the coliseum tomorrow, the raiders game, look for temperatures in the 60s. it will be a bit breezy. take the jacket. here's a look at our eyes for saturday. a few degrees. san jose, 72. the fog near the peninsula as well as the coast. san francisco, 63 tomorrow. petaluma, 68. oakland, 67 degrees. east bay, 76. monday and tuesday highs only in the 60s for monday with that slight chance of maybe a drop or

two. tuesday, still pretty much on the cool side. and then for trick or treat, halloween on thursday, temperatures come up and no rain on thursday. >> looks good for trick-or-treating. thank you, ladies. now for sports, we haven't seen you in forever. >> i've been on the road. with the 49ers. 24th went to london. they have done all their sight seeing.

49ers and jaguars in london this week. they have won four straight.

they're getting healthy. they can easily take jacksonville for granted. of course there's a lot of extraction distractions, places to go see and visit. this is a business trip. jaguars are 0-7 heading into this game. they're hungry for a win. a bye week coming. you can't take any team for granted. they are all capable. >> they're not a bad team. there's no bad team in the nfl. that's what i want everyone to know. it's not going to be that easy. they are not a bad team at all. >> peyton manning, andrew luck, russell wilson. all of them. name a team they've played, they have gotten to the quarterback. >> okay. as usual, busy day in college

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7-0, 'bama. tide rolling 14-0. mccarron wants more. wide open kevin norwood. 22 yard catch. this was all alabama. ball is driving. landon collins. pick six. 35-0. earlier this week 'bama coach nick saban got on the fans for leaving early. they missed heck of a play. deep to norwood. watch this catch. over the shoulder. laying out. oh, my. number one alabama cruises, 41-10. seminoles honoring bobby bowden. pregame. 300 players returned to be part of it. seminole quarterback and heisman candidate winston went to work. n.c. state victorious the the last four times. fsu was ranked. winston, 39 yards to benjamin. 35 points in the first quarter.

42 yards to rashad green. 49-17 victory. south florida hosting louisville. cardinals off their first loss of the year. central florida last week. bridgewater. 25-29. 344 yards. three tds. 69 yards. 17-3, louisville. usf had the ball under 20 minutes for the game. check out the burst of speed. 70 yards the other way. just 133 yards of offense. great bounce back win from louisville. 44-3 your final. number 16 texas a&m facing vanderbilt. no worries. three tds in the first quarter. first time in his career. 7-0, aggies. 25-35. 305 yards. airing it out to mike evans. perfect strike.

43 yards. four tds. combined that with a powerful run game. 11 yards out. 56-44. that's the final. >> 45-60 minute facing off against nebraska. huskers up three. engel hauls in the pass. what a catch. up 13-10. smelly upset. martinez. back from injury. three yard td kpass to cotton. nelson. 34-23 your final. gophers and nebraska, first conference loss. >> take a look at the game against oregon state coming up later in the news cast. stick around. i'll see you then >> still to come, what's being done to get obama care website up and running. also, why a world war ii veteran from california is just now receiving a medal

recognizing his bravery. why sources say prince charles is not looking forward to be

now, from abc 7 news. >> the mistress of a former doctor accused of killing his wife will testify against him monday. skwreupsy willis freely admitted a relationship with martin mcneil 20 years her senior is.

she said he lived in an apartment paid for by mcneil, then became his nani after his wife michelle was found dead in a bathtub. >> any question you were going to be hired as nani. >> i don't believe martin would have me come and help if his children objected strongly to me. >> my dad was cooking. she was sitting there staring at my dad. things like that. the children were taking care of themselves. >> michelle mcneil died in 2007. her death was originally ruled as natural but was later changed to undetermined. martin mcneil is charged with giving his wife a toxic mix of prescription drugs. demonstrators marched through washington to rally against the federal government spying on people around the world. thousands converged on the capitol today. they plan to petition to stop government spying. documents leaked by former nsa contractor edward snowden suggests 40 nations have been

spied on including german chancellor angela merkel's cell phone. the white house says it will take weeks to be fully fixed. the problems may be much more than what we have been told. acb news reporter has details from the white house. in his weekly address this morning, president obama offering a blunt administration about the failures in his signature health care law. >> the site isn't working the way it's supposed to yet. >> acknowledging the full scope of problems with its beleaguered website. the administration is hiring a new troubleshooter, promising by november 30th to fix the errors. the president, embarrassed and angry, trying to down play the setbacks. >> some people said i sound like an insurance salesman. and that's okay. i would still be out there

chanting this law even if the website were perfect. >> but perfect it's not. >> administration officials say the website performance is improving, but still not signing up enough customers. while 90% of applicants can now create an account on the website, the next step remains an obstacle. only 3 in 10 attempts to actually buy insurance are being completed. >> good morning, everybody. >> republicans are calling for health and human secretary kathleen sebelius to resign. >> actually, i didn't realize it wouldn't be operating optimally before the launch. >> but criticism is coming from all sides. 10 democratic senators are urging a delay of some of the provisions of the affordable care act. >> james shaheen said allowing extra time for consumers is critically important. this morning the president is asking for patience. >> we are going to get it

working as smoothly as it's supposed to. people are working overtime 24/7 to boost capacity and address these problems every single day. >> even administration officials can see this is nothing short of a disaster. it has given new ammunition to critics of the law. next week those critics will be out in full force when kathleen sebelius testifies on capitol hill. kraft is voluntarily recalling its string cheese because of concerns it may spoil before the expiration date. about 735,000 cases of the products were shipped across the u.s. they have the best when used date from october 25th through february 11th. customers should not eat the product and return it for an exchange or refund. nearly two dozen national guardsmen are accused of defrauding the government for $1.4 million. prosecutors say 21 guardsmen

falsified documents to give them temporary entitlements between 2007 and 2010. they were essentially paid for living off base in tucson, arizona while on active duty. several of the guard members earned more than $100,000 in bonus pay that includes the group's then commander, colonel greg davies who prosecutors say helped facilitate the pay increases. he pleaded not guilty yesterday. >> there are two sides to a story. we look forward to telling the colonel davies side of the story. >> two others pleaded not guilty. the other 18 are waiting for another court date next month to offer their pleas. a california veteran is being recognized for his actions during world war ii. zane gamel has been awarded the distinguished flying across for extraordinary achievement. he flew twice as many missions as needed for the award but

official files were destroyed so he was never acknowledged. when he moved in with his daughter she went through his records. he had been shot down, crashed, and one time he flew through extreme anti aircraft fire to complete a mission. >> it's about the worst i experience said. planes getting shot up. >> his daughter contacted a san diego congressman who helped him finally get his distinguished flying cross. the royal family is denying that prince charles believes being king of england would be like being in prison. reports surfaced that someone in his inner circle told author contact reason myer that taking the throne would impede on his charitable works. myer interviewed 50 friends and current and former employees.

she said the comments have been taken out of context. >> by the way, i did not say an aide, echoes something that a lot of people in the household said, which is that they all worried about how to use the loss of freedom of time. that was it. >> excerpts from the article say charles has been taking on more royal duties and doing more charitable events as queen elizabeth reduces her public role. l.a. is fighting for its identity. mayor and community members want to bring hollywood back to where it started from. they're worried about film incentives stealing production jobs capital of tv and film. how the mayor plans to keep the jobs. >> a busy day on major crimes. dozens of jobs. brian hills heads the production

of the show. >> i have a family to support. single income. i don't know what i would do without it. >> l.a. mayor came to sign an ordinance that will waive fees for television pilots shot in los angeles. he hopes it's just the beginning to keep these productions in our area. some are leaving, drawn by incentives and subsidy offered by other states and countries. >> if this helps us land a pilot, it's more likely to help us land a series. if we land a series, it's picked up, long-term good paying jobs will be here in los angeles. >> the hard part will be convincing the legislatiurlegis. >> this is where we live. >> the city's films are in an interview on eyewitness newsmakers says it offers $100 million in incense actives. new york state offers 400 million. >> we are in a competition. what do those other states and countries know that we don't

know? >> city officials say every film job creates three other jobs in the community. >> the person that gets hurt when production leaves los angeles is not the person who rides to work in a limo. it's a person that gets up and drives to work in a pickup truck. >> actor ron pearlman said when he goes to film in other cities, he sees what los angeles is losing. >> i say to myself, how did we let this happen? how did we he give all this away? how did we close our eyes and take for granted the fact that we would always have this and we would turn around one day and have almost none of it. >> the mayor said he will not let the film industry fade to black in southern california. he said he needs to get sacramento to listen. . an actress who spent four decades on television has passed away. martha wallace started her career on the merv griffin show, but she may be best known as the voice of bart simpson's teacher.

she won an 'emmy for that role. she had been fighting breast cancer, but official cause of death has not been noted. she was 70 years old. why a close friend of michael jackson is suing his estate for millions. a look at how many players you'll need if you go out to celebrate halloween.

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jackson made $160 million last year. and the man who helped create much of jackson's music wants a cut. legendary producer quincy jones is suing jackson's estate and sony music for more than $10 million. jones wants producer credits on the music for "this is it." and the cirque du soleil show. he said the songs were reedited for the recent project to keep him from receiving royalties and producers fees. san francisco joined the fun today attempting to set a world record dancing to a michael jackson song. ♪ of course i think you know the song is thriller. members of the san francisco evening rotary club dressed like zombies and danced. it was part of a worldwide effort to bring people together for dance and charity. funds raised in san francisco

will go towards a youth leadership camp. last year more than 9,600 zombies participated across the globe. it's pumpkin carving season. making a cool design can be a lot of work. imagine doing that under water. a contest in south carolina asked carvers to make the best sea-themed jack-o'-lantern. they had plenty at the aquarium. several variations of sharks and fish. but the winner was the diver who meticulously carved out an eight-legged octopus. interesting. fall is here. with it, falling leaves. if you're thinking about ditching the rake for a leaf blower. >> autumn leaves are a beautiful site. once they hit the ground, they're a knew san. "consumer reports" tested 57 leaf blowers to find which do

the best job cleaning the lawn. got leaves? a leaf blower can sweep into a tidy pile. "consumer reports" just tested dozens of them. they are timing how long it took to clear the area. they covered them with sawdust to check how well the blowers loosened debris. for smaller wards, electric hand-held blowers are an easy to use choice, as long as you can reach a power outlet. >> some of the electric powered blowers blew them as good as the best gasoline blowers. >> "consumer reports" best buy at $75. extra bonus, it can kabg assume leaves too. extra bonus, it can vacuum leaves too. if you need to go the distance, gas powered mowers let you move

around with a cord. >> they got the job done fast but they need fuel and require maintenance. >> from $150, a a backpack blower. >> they do cost more. having the weight on your back makes it much easier. >> "consumer reports" recommends this ryobi as a best buy. at $200, it has a small fan mounted side ways, making it function like a bigger blower. one caution about the backpack blower, it's among the loudest leaf phroers tested. but "consumer reports" said nearly all can damage your ears. be sure to wear hearing protection whenever you use them. they are loud. all right. if you're going to go do some

yard work, here's the weather today. >> they are so loud. yeah, you can get out and get some yard work done tomorrow, guys. because things are really going to start to change for us weather wise monday and tuesday. some parts of the bay area, maybe a light shower as we head into monday. we'll look at the forecast in just a moment. the fog has been sitting primarily near the coast pretty much all day long. starting to loosen up just a little bit. we get into a little bit of a westerly wind component. it will blow back towards the the bay. clear skies. in the 70s. san jose, 74 degrees. half moon bay, 52. beautiful afternoon there. nevada, 77. concord, 80 degrees. livermore taps out at 83 right now. here's a look at your forecast

highlights. it will be cool overnight with pockets of dense fog reforming. a slight chance of maybe a shower or two in some spots around the bay area on monday. monday, what we will all feel, though, is the cooler air mass that settles over the bay area. and it looks like now it will be dry for trick-or-treaters halloween night. overnight lows, upper 30s, low 40s. the north bay, pockets of fog. 50 for san francisco. speaking of fog, here's a look at our fog forecast. early morning plans, 5:00 tomorrow, look for the fog to move towards the bay. 10:00, the fog still sitting near the coast. by 3:00, still sitting there. east bay, that's where most of the sunshine will be for your sunday afternoon. here's a look at what we've been talking about. some of the forecast models keep changing.

so is tune in tonight at 11:00 as well as tomorrow. it will continue to change. here is our sunday. we'll have the the fog. by monday, a low drop south right near the sierra, bringing them a chance of moisture. watch what happens as the low continues to push down around 5:00 monday afternoon. the models, want to bring in a little bit of light precipitation mainly east bay and south bay locations. we'll keep you updated on this. not all the models are showing this, but this one certainly is. you will notice much cooler temperatures. here is a look for you. oakland, tomorrow looking at 57 degrees. check out monday. only 61. 63 for tuesday. we'll pop you back up into the 70s for halloween. tomorrow, temperatures come down a few degrees. 77 for liverpool. 66, san mateo. napa, 72 degrees. slight chance of maybe a shower.

mainly east bay. only in the 60s around the bay area. halloween night, back up into the 70s. well, not that night but the day of halloween. it looks like it will be dry. >> all right. well, certainly starting to feel like fall. and college football. >> real test on the road. they will have to bring their

unranked utah two weeks ago. cardinals rose in the bcs standings following their win against ucla and look to further improve against 25th ranked oregon state. stanford beat ucla.

tonight they face 6-1 beavers, 4-0 in pac-12 play. oregon state won six straight led by shawn manning. just 3,000 passing yards. second with 29 touchdowns. they have plenty to say about this team. >> they have been extremely aggressive offensively. a big time threat. attacking defense down the field. so they make you defend a lot. they play smart. they play sound. they play together. >> second ranked seminoles honoring former coach bobby bowden. 300 players returned. went to work. three td passes. seminoles, 35 points in the first quarter.

florida state looking all of number 2 today. 49-17 victory. >> card tphalinals coming off t first loss. 25-29. 3 tds. 17-3, cardinals. fourth quarter. 27-3. usf had the ball under 20 minutes. check out this burst of speed. 70 yards the other way. 133 yards of offense. fans flee. 34-3 your final. all right. penn state and ohio state on deck. stick around for after the game. hope to see you then. >> all right. look forward to it. that does it for this edition of nbc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us.

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the following is a presentation of pesten on abc. >> brad: and welcome to espn saturday night football presented by the new windows. and tonight, a matchup in the big ten. the nittany lions of penn state take on the undefeated buckeyes of ohio state, the first bcs rankings came out this week, ohio state fines itself in the number four spot. florida state and alabama have won convincingly. welcome to columbus, everybody, brad nessler along with