deputies say it's unfortunate they'll be now adding another name. the 34-year-old was taken into custody around 4:00. he was holed up. being treated in the hospital, then booked in jail. a woman was also taken into custody in the day the pair is accused of going on a rampage in two counties. one from sacramento county has been identified as a 47-year-old deputy, a 15 year veteran the other from placer county. it started just before 10:30 when the deputy was doing work. and he and a partner were checking out a suspicious vehicle. the deputy was killed. >> it's a perfect storm. you have an officer has been wounded. and have others trying to get

through the -- get the officer help they needed and have to apprehend a suspect. >> the pair shot one of the drivers. a stolen pickup truck spotted. the woman was taken into custody the man took off and one deputy was killed. schools were put on lock down, the suspect was apprehended. this is still an ongoing investigation. everybody wants to know why this happened but motive is unclear. >> thank you. two students dead, four others injured after a shooting near seattle.

it happened this morning in marysville the gunman shot five students before shooting himself. witnesses say it was just terrifying. >> i jumped under the table as fast as i could. it stoped and i looked back up i saw he was trying to reload his gun. >> i don't know how to comprehend it. >> students say he had just been elected freshman home coming king. his parents told reporters he had been bullyed and fighting over a girl. a tourist caught making a racist rant through chinatown is making amends tonight. >> the woman spoke to abc7 news didn't want to give her name and told abc7 news it was a joke that went terribly wrong.

>> it was my last day, the final day with the company. and i wanted to make this extravagant. >> my intention is not to address the people in any way that would incite harm against them. >> she called supervisor hsu to apologize and >> abc7 news learned police will launch who may have violated the department gift policy. this follows a report last night that members of the command staff accepted free tickets to 49ers games. vic? >> it appears san jose police department will not initiate an

investigation of its own. our call was not returned. they'll be forced to conduct one because a complaint has been filed with the office that monitors the police department. >> the complaint received by the office of the independent police auditor and will now trigger an investigation. >> it goes into the internal affairs unit they investigate. >> the complaint is confidential. we know it was filed today after the story aired last night. we reported that the chief got free tickets at candle stick. with a field pass says invited guest. he also got tickets to this game the chief attended this game as

a guest of the niners the department told us it was law enforcement appreciation day and both filled out form 700. they violated the gift ordinance, says managers are only allowed to accept gifts worth less than $50. the team front office told us each ticket was worth $187. ordinance prohibits tickets to professional sporting events. the police department replied last week. that is the week after inquiring about the tickets. >> once we were made aware of the actual value of the ticket and that it did exceed that amount, we reimbursed it. we're glad to be a part of this. these partnerships help us foster stronger one was the

city. >> the two chiefs appear to have violated the department's own duty man yule yul. she pointed out officers can not accept free tickets, period. >> those are deemed gifts. discounts, a gratuity. a favor. any of these if not offered to everybody, you can't take them. >> and the judge said interest there is nothing about repaying people for gifts. >> if you break rules you can't undo it. if you get caught you can't undo it. by by making restitution. >> he says after the police investigation is over her office will review it to see if it was thorough, unbiased and complete. >> the office is the check on the system. internal affairs investigates, we're the ones that look at what they've done.

>> that investigation will go forward we don't know the scope of the probe to see how rampant violations are, or if focused on officers. that is because a complaint and investigation are confidential. >> a berkeley man sentenced to prison today for the death of a uc berkeley honor student. he accepted a plea deal sending him to prison for 12 years he stabbed a cal student christopher wooten during a drunken fight. he was convicted for second degree murder but overturned after a judge agreed his trial attorney was incompetent. >> another potential traffic mess around 11 eyes stadium right now. tonight's friday-night drive home being coupled with a college football match up. this map shows you current traffic conditions around levis

stadium. a lot of red there. and david louie is keeping track of it. >> once you get here, it doesn't look too bad. fans have staggered arrival times people made arrangements to go home early from work and because game three may have impacted attendance at the game. >> this is something never encount yired before. they ventured out for lunch. >> i would say if commerce happens, right? that is what i try to do for people. >> many say they for many, it

will be their first time to santa clara. handling a regular week night commute, plus 7,000 to 9,000 fans. extra service has been added. great america is closing it's friday night halloween haunt attraction. the event could atraffic 20,000 people. >> this worked out well for us. >> some have been impacted by the traffic control. >> we didn't expect it to be out until about 3:00. we've had customers say do you know what? it's a trek to get here. we tried to come, eat lunch. so customers were aggressive about it. >>s are up barring traffic from parking on streets near 11 eyes.

this we can't get a city bus in the game. many people tried to walk >> do they take up your parking spaces? >> they do. >> the real test comes tonight when fans tried to leave at the same time. >> we're going to take a look at proposition 46. who is behind efforts to mandate drug testing of doctors? michael finney breaks it down for you. >> next, game three of a match up of the giants and royals. >> i'm sandhya patel. great looking weather that is changing for the game tomorrow night. details coming up. >> later new restrictions for

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let's talk about the governor ballot. prop 46 requires doctors to check a data base. >> a consumer activist agrees with it. >> michael finney is here now, talking about the real action.

the law is what we're talking about. >> yes. yes. in california there is no cap on medical malpractice for economic damages. needed medical care or lost wages but, there is a cap of $250,000 on what attorneys and doctors call noneconomic damages. pain, suffering. that cap hasn't changed since the 1970s. >> his children were killed by a prescription impaired driver. he says that kept doctors out of court. . >> i was never able to bring the doctors overprescribing to any kind of judicial justice. >> why? his children were young. so there was little economic harm. no lost wages. since they die nod care to provide. that left noneconomic damages, only a quarter million dollars at stake. consumer watch dogs jamie court says families have a hard time

getting their day in court. >> when children die from medical negligence, the most you can get is $250,000. a law set 38 years ago by the legislature never indexed for inflation. we have young people dieing from overdoses and doctors chronic overprescribers their families can't get access to attorneys or justice. >> dr. lawrence chung is the president of the san francisco medical society. >> key tails are that his kids were run over by a person who is high on narcotics. so she's in jail. she's not leaving. so justice was served in that particular case in my opinion. i don't see how prosecuting doctors would help him. >> dr. chung says if malpractice awards are allowed to go higher it will take money away from actual medical care. >> if this were to pass, the malpractice premium for doctors

will increase, taking away from their operating budget to be able to deliver care for patients so that is a bad thing. >> both sides believe they've got a shot at winning. >> great story. thank you. >> a beautiful day in san francisco. take a look at this. they had to deal with heavy security at the parking spiked around game time. during the singing of the national anthem, the giant american flag didn't quite holdup. there are big tears on the right

side of the screen there. >> what a wonderful scene. >> yes. >> no strike outs tonight. right? as far as weather is concerned? let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. things going to start to change heading towards tomorrow. first, game time forecast for tomorrow night. game four looking at showers, a slight chance of thunderstorms. temperatures low to mid-60s and game five looking better. clouds coming in now as you take a look at wider picture, this is a storm we're watching going to be wet and windy storm. raw tomorrow morning if you have pl plans wind kicks up and gusts to

45 miles per hour. so that tonight. a lot of orange out there. 65 in san francisco. 66 oakland. 68 san joes yachlt a mild afternoon. mid-60s to low 80s now. you can see clear skies temperatures mid-60s. 63 napa. . showers and a chance of thunder in afternoon and evening hours. we need this rain. it's coming. tonight maybe just drops. a few sprinkles at 11:00 p.m . tomorrow morning we can see pockets of rain along with gusty

winds. it's going to be rough and once rain passes we'll get a breather and look what happens. slight chance of thunder. showers will continue to shift down towards south and sunday morning, clear and cool. as far as rainfall, we usually get highest totals in north bay mountains around this time. we're expecting three quarters to an inch and a half. santa clara valley, 5/100ths to 15/100ths. tomorrow morning speaking of saturday, temperatures into the 50s, comfortable. held up by cloud cover. it's going to be wet and windy. afternoon, scattered showers with possibility of

thunderstorms. cooler day. a look at the accu-weather forecast, game four showers. game five, dry. second half of the weekend if you have more cloud cover and posted in case any storms do come in. >> coming up a plan to charge you to walk or bike across this landmark. >> the decision could affect tens of thou

>> idea for a sidewalk tour on the golden gate bridge is gaining traction. the board voted to explore the idea of charging people who bike and walk on the span. abc7 news has the story. >> the way the bridge's board of directors sees it, they're untapped source of revenue. with >> i don't know. maybe a dollar?

>> the golden gate bridge district is far from coming up with the price. from how much to charge, to how to go about collecting it. david campos says this goes against bay area family values. >> we want to encourage people to walk and bike. >> others say with the bridge district facing a short fall, exploring the idea of a toll makes sense. >> do the math. you don't know it unless you study it. >> the golden gate bridge did have a sidewalk toll. bicycling advocates say they hope history will work in their favor. >> we believe they're going to

find as they have in the past this is just not a viable solution. >> staff has until 2017 to present the study. >> the board approved a tentative contract agreement giving workers a raise and premiums will increase 50% in the third year. most district unions have ratified to plan. others have not yet voted on it the board said this is their final offer. >> tonight's money matters stocked rallied today, closing higher as news of an ebola crisis had no affect on trading. dow jones closed at there is frustration out of

amazon investors. 29% from highest point this year and blame the drop on out of control spending at the washington state based company. >> better news for pan doera music. they reported earnings that topped forecasts. revenue gained 25%. >> google will invite a select group of g mail users to try a new service called in box. >> there is ahead, frustration after a major earthquake. federal dollars they haven't received. >> a face-to-face greeting

between the president and a texas nurse, now no longer sick because of ebola. >> a look

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nine weeks after the napa earthquake destroyed or damaged businesses the recovery has begun the federal assistance is just nowhere to be found. >> this went 96 feet. >> randy brown is not unlike others that had property damage after the earthquake. repairs to his 19-year-old house will likely run about $150,000. >> guys are getting us back to ground 0 on the house

>> that involves inserting tiers into the ground the president of bay area under pinnings says his company looked at many houses but the homeowner can't afford to proceed. >> houses are red tagged or yellow tagged. and there is no pay to pay for it. >> he is waiting to see p he eligible for grants or loans. >> this is putting in a new pier. >> brown wrote to the white house three times asking for fema to act quickly. but he only received a form letter in response. >> as you saw the letter said when we have emergencies our citizens should count on us. >> a spokesman gave us no

timetable for when a decision might be made and no guarantee victims will get help at all. >> in ottowa a fitting tribute for the soldier killed on the attack in the parliament building. a military is supreme court guided the body to be laid to rest there. new details are emerging about the deceased shooting. abc news learned just how close he came to the prime minister he ran past two rooms, including where a prime minister was hiding in a closet. >> major developments in the ebola outbreak. california department of public health ahounsed five university of california medical centers have been designated

hospitals. workers have under gone training to protect them selves from the disease. >> today governors announced any traveller who had contact with patients in west africa will be quarantined 21 days the governors say this is necessary to protect people from the virus. >> we believe it is in the legal rights to control access to their borders. >> dr. craig spencer is in relati relatively stable condition and his chances of getting dramatically worse are limited but he's not out of the woods just yet.

>> the first nurse diagnosed with ebola is now free of the virus and out of the hospital. nina pham received a rousing ovation today and a hug from president obama in the oval office. the 26-year-old became infected tweet trooeting thomas eric duncan in a dallas hospital. she thanked doctors, nurses as well as well wishers around the world. >> up next a touching act of kindness to honor our nation's wounded warriors. >> would you give up tickets to a world series to a veteran? one couple did that. exac

abc7 news explains how they're giving orange and black to those that fought for red, white, and blue. three years ago, army medic arrived home from afghanistan,

clinging to life. >> on patrol, in a humvee, >> he still >> this is brian with work, he's he's walking taller. >> how are you before? >> 511 >> now, the legs about to carry him somewhere never creamed he'd go. with aj from sunnyvale, he will get to watch giants playing in game four. >> it's a special team. >> this gift comes from kevin and grace wit. >> this is a man eats, lives and

drinks the team. >> he could have sold these tickets for thousands of dollars but can't. >> our military personnel are keeping us safe. and they're defending our country so game. >> i get excited from the beginning. the first pitch. >> a friend heard about the generosity, offering a ticket for friday night's game. >> i jumped on that. >> now, he gets to watch and give a little to those who gave so much >> in cupertino abc7 news. >> that is a great thing to see

>> coming up next a school district making school lunch he

one san francisco school is changing the cafeteria experience and how kids think about food. >> yes. abc7 news paid a visit to one of the coolest lunch rooms around. this cafeteria was just another place to eat. now, offering students endless possibilities. >> this is more >> this is so many different tables. it's hard to chose. >> it looks like

fancy start up. instead of one long line there are two. and there is another counter. there is a roll out cart outside so kids can grab food and play. >> it's designed to be another access point for students. >> there is skip lunch or breakfast. iet has a monitor with messages like how eating a sweet potato is rich invite minutes a, c, and wear it was grown. >> so they understand where it comes from. >> there is graphics that remind

them how to recycle. money helps pay with the idea that feeding the brain and body can be actually fun. >> giants control 100 miles per hour fast ball. today we caught up with a man who knows how to handle pitches like that. he says it's not how fast but whether you can see it leaving the pitcher's hand, that is the key. >> if there is movement, it depends on the person batting.

>> there is a batting fans can give it a try. >> it's beautiful. weather is nice. sandhya patel is back with the forecast. >> we're off to a great start. weather is a chance of storms, and angeles, sunshining into the mid-70s here in the bay area, showers accu-weather forecast going with a dry one for sunday. in case you have plans.

it's milder, mostly sunny. and friday, halloween we'll cool it off and increasing cloud cover. >> beautiful day for fans for game three of the world series. >> yes. driving was another story because of a huge cost to park. >>

>> there is a heavy police presence, police patrolling parking lots to prevent break ins and looking for team merchandise. some are dressed in fans to an eye out they expect a celebration to continue at bars and

restaurants. >> with fans, it's larry beil. >> kind of a rough start for tim hudson. so it's been -- sorry about that. 2-0, royals in the sixth inning. and mike shumann spoke about the series. >> what are your thoughts on the game? >> it's going to be interesting. because

going to be a bull pen game. i think it's possible to win. but this is going on differently. to give this guy an extension? >> it depends. giants love them. and when you look at how important he is, it's hard to imagine the line up without him. but because of his weight it's hard to commit to it. >> who >> have you to stick with it. so giants.

>> the # 0-year-old managed the race for nine years. he's a great manager, very popular. known for wacky antics. who cal hosting oregon so traveled yesterday. >> it does a little bit. you know? it's going to be good when we get there and have a crowd and

fans there. >> put it together. play well. >> and warriors end preseason play against denver. they're learning a new system. more of a passing game offense, kind of tough. >> we'll say you know it's working great. there are turnovers. it's going to be fun to watch. keep doing what we've been doing. and hopefully we can stop doing it. >> an aussie basketball league game injected last night after getting floored by under the basket by a screen by jesse

wagstaff from percentage. they're fortunate this did not turn into a brawl. abc7 sports, again, 2-0, royals in the sixth. we'll have wrap up at 9:00 and 11:00. thank you, larry. >> join us at 9:00, the landing that teetered on the brink of disaster, at 9:00. >> then at 11:00 foundation filled with junk. asking price for this silicon valley fixer upper that some are calling a steal. >> if you're watching now, game

three of the world series underway now. just down the street from our studios. so for the first time in five years san francisco giants are on one of the biggest stages in all of baseball. if you tuned in, you probably don't care but here is why we should. there is something special happening when a local sports team makes it into the world series. we pull together and root as one. most fans are giants fans this week. almost like a holiday. there is a spirit of kindness in the air. crime goes down, kindness goes up. winning again would be a thrill. regardless of the outcome what matters is that being there once again means so much to the bay area. let's go, giants. get this done on sunday. >> it is great no matter what

happens. let me know what you think. just good, clean fun. >> yes. and we'll see larry ben and find out latest on the giants. >> that is right. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. from all of us here we appreciate your time. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46.

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