>> and a fellow student who has not yet been named by investigators. another catastrophic loss at a place of learning. >> we are the only place on earth that seize these kind of shooting every few months.çóe1 >> well, we now k%guw3 that onef the biggest debates on that campus last year, in fact, is whether they have armed security officers.çó they did not have any first responders.xd so howw3 prepared are some community colleges here in the bay area. abc 7 news is live from city college san francisco. >> well, dan, let me add to that that the community college in oregon had one unarmed security officer, the campus has been for

abv2ujuk lodge time a gun-free campus.çóxd añrr here at the city college of san francisco. city college has its own first responders. 22 and at the other smaller centers throughout the city. >> and we are very integrated with the san francisco police department. we share the same dispatch system. the police station is less than two blocks away. >> i constantly see them around. so, yeah, we always feel safe around here. >> in the upcoming week, city college will roll out an emergency alert called regroup. students, faculty and staff will receive a text message in the e haven't of the situation like the one in oregon. everyone with all the security

in place, he is always standing on ten toes. >> you should basically stand on your toes and moving around and looking around you. >> those words mean an intruder is on campus. this video showing two years ago showing police being trained to confront a gunman. in about six months, students and staff will be taught a new program called run, hide and defend, showing them how to survive a shooting attack. >> there's an unpredictability to this. it also makes a huge difference for people to be prepared and trained and for the alert systems and police nearby. >> the community college in oregon had no formal security staff. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> right now, abc 7 news reporter twain friedman is drooiching to roseburg in oregon. he'll have a live report tonight. >> stay tuned for that. but let's move on for the moment. a storm is hitting across the county.

abc 7 acceptability some pictures about an inch of rain in brentwood in the past half hour. really coming down. and kaylee sends us this one. she says it's pouring in brentwood.

bc 7 news reporter david louis joins us in san jose working with the sheriff. david? >> well, cheryl, the sheriff tells me that every organization has problems. but she wants to root out any personnel who are in the situation where they're doing something illegal or abusive.

some are saying that they're engaging in a witch hunt. >> the volume of cases, up to 100 so far, has prochted her to get help from sheriff's investigators and from the f.b.i.'s san jose office. >> our willingness to bring in an outside agency to assist in these investigations should really make it clear to the public that we are committed to making sure that we are resulting in imvest gagss and have clarity. >> several cell phones belongs to correctional officers. >> a certain part involve cell phone records. but i really can't comment on the investigation, either. >> however, the president of a local correctional officer's union posted this youtube video. opposing the sheriff putting officers under the scrutiny of an investigation. >> this harbors back to the salem witch trials.

a direct and unequalled adverse effect in our work environment. >> our protest group outside the main jail today says it's skeptical that the sheriff's office can do a fair job of investigating itself. >> the fact that these systems are investigating thems are actually ludicrous. >> three dep tips are in charge of the murder. in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news. >> a grand jury today indicted a kidnapping hoax charged in the indictment with one count of kidnapping. muller was identified after he

was the subject of an arrest. >> a 16-year-old now faces murder charges in the death of his father. his father's fiance and his younger brother. this follows last month's disappearance. fire fighters found the three families burned out vacation home. investigators say they discovered key evidence against buccanon in venecia. >> a purse continuing identification of molly and a wallet containing the identification of buccanon was found along with the firearm and ammunition in a business park near the construction company. >> awe ton sills revealed all three were shot. >> cal train has hit another

car. the same intersection it hit a car last friday. the car was just clipped an then the driver took off. as i mentioned, it was just last friday. stuck on the tracks. but the hours long delay was so bad that cal tranz executive director publicly apologized. >> mike evans is under arrest, charged with stealing money from the pride alliance group. that's the organization that represents transgender officers. >> reporter: cheryl, this officer actually started last

year when the officer was accused of stealing. this scandal almost destroyed the group. >> form ere police officer mike evans was the treasurer of pride alliance. the group representing l.g.b.t. officers. >> january of 14, the pride alliance did an internal audit and noticed that there was some moneys missing. >> last august, pride's president told members the moneys had been stolen. in the group's board, filed a criminal complaint. evans resigned from the department. >> on july 1, a warrant was issued for felony grand theft and felony embezzlement. >> evans was extradited where he lives and booked at the county jail last night. the incident created a split. some felt evans should be pros cuted, others did not.

we're hurt. we feel vie lated just like any other victim. we're no different. we're very disappointed. >> but healing will be a challenge. three quarters of the group left after the controversy. a major announcement today from the golden state warriors. a ruptured disk in july and filed in september. the league's coach will serve as interim head coach. >> we've got to pull down. you know, they know what we're trying to accomplish.

and they're trying to accomplish the same thing. so it makes stepping into that role a lot easier. >> thompson tweeted dub nation, please wish our leader a speedy recovery. his presence will be greatly missed during his time off. and how they're supposed to keep your information. >> taking the bus to san francisco just got a little nicer. what was unvailed just today? >> and knowing when to buy. 7 on your side's michael finney

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restaurant referring to the new emb card and the fact that his bar now has to upgrade its point of sale system. >> i've seen other stores taking about 10 seconds for a transaction. in a bar where i'm doing 3,000 transactions in a six hour period, that's a big lag in time. >> the microchip is like a mini computer that provide enhanced security for every transaction generating a unique, one-time code. security experts say this should help crack down on fraud, but

some consumers are skept wall. >> anybody can crack a code. anyone can get into your data at any time. even if they implement something, like, oh, a little bit better security, i don't know if it's safe. >> the new technology has been adopted by many big box merchants. but smaller stores are still behind. until then, they're worried about being on the hook for any fraud. they say they'll continue to do business as usual. >> we'll have to pay for the upgrade and we'll have to wait for that to arrive. >> consumers hope the new technology will put a stop to all of the hacking. in san jose, chris wendt. >> nancy pelosi shut down a reporter today over a question about abortion. after a weekly news conference, the pern asked whether a fetus was a human being and then came this. >> i don't know who you are and you're welcome to be here and freedom of this press. i am a devout, practicing

catholic. a mother of five children. when my baby was born, my fifth child, my oldest child was six years old. i think i know more about this subject than you, with all due respect. >> yesterday, congress passed a funding bill with warning of a shutdown. some conservatives objected to funding of planned parent hood. >> one of the san francisco giants is leaving the team. this morning, he announced he will retire at the end of the season. he pitched 7 seasons for the giants. but he was superman in the playoffs. his earned run average is one of the best-ever. he says he wants to stay in the san francisco bay area. he is writing his second book.

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take your time and shop around. >> local banks and online banks may be able to offer you a more competitive loan and a lower interest rate. >> so the key? put as much time into researching the loan as you do your new car. >> whatever the loan, consumer reports recommends putting a down as much as you comfortedblely can afford. i'm not there on that. i'm telling you, if you think you can do better in the stock market or with a bond, you ought to do that with your money. you shouldn't just automatically -- >> 2%, sometimes less, you're better off spending their money than yours. >> it is raining in parts of the bay area. >> right now, a little fun, right? >> plenty of sun showers. abchutely. don't be misled by the sun.

there are some pockets of instablgt with showers and thunderstorms. we'll talk about where it has been pretty active. still an active scene there. remember those thunter storms they're headed towards 580. heavy rain with those thunderstorms. you see the movement, it is southeastward. some showers were goping just northwest of winters. rainfall, here's what we've received so far.

really, nothing nice to report in san francisco and oakland. 66 in san francisco, 74 san jose. half-moon bay, 66 degrees. low to mid 70s from santa rosa to nap. . it is definitely a warmer day today. thank you for all of your weather pictures. sorry i haven't had a chance to actually respond to you. but, please keep them coming. turning windy and cooler saturday. there's a chance of showers, again, saturday night into

sunday morning. here's the satellite to radar. low pressure system coming on shore. you get the heating from the sun and that's why we've had the instability with those ice lated movements this afternoon. and then another system drops southward on saturday. this one is going to be colder in nature. and as it comes through here, we're going to notice saturday where it gets winderier, cooler. best opportunity in the south baby late sunday morning. tomorrow morning, a little bit on the cool side. watch out for some patches of fog. and then in the afternoon, sunshine and warmer weather. 78 oakland. get ready for another switchover in our weather. and then the possibility of a few showers. most of those showers coming in late saturday night into sunday

morning. most of your weekend should be fine. and then next week, we'll keep it mild with 60s to 80s around the bay arrested ya. >> okay, sandy, thanks a lot. >> still ahead. when facebook's mark sduker burg met india's prime minister, there was an embarrassing scene, but we'll show it to you. >> it was supposed to provide protection. but this car cover provided nothing but trouble. 7 on your side's michael finney here.

dirty cooling towers are to blame for a breakout of legionnai legionnaire's kz. a build-up of sludge in the cooling tower and a heat wave caused the outbreak that sickened 31 inmates. the towers have since been

cleaned. >> a virus that's millions of years old may be coming back to life. that's the deadly disease that paralyzes patients and kills nerve cells. the virus is called first k. it's been inside dna for 5 million years. while i while it's been inactive, it's becoming active again. the good news, it can be treated with aent hiv drugs. that is creating hope for an als cure. >> facebook's mark zuckerberg got a lesson on self promotion. and the video is lighting up social media. check this out. this was taken last week with his meeting with indian prime minister. you can see when modi gets sight of the cameras and grabs zuckerberg's arm to yank him out of the way. zuckerberg tries to play off the moment. it is well known that modi enjoys the limelight.

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>> coming up at 6:00, we have new information about monday's death of a santa clara county jail inmate. tonight, the iteam looks into the controversial weapon deputies used on him the week before. also, time to pay up up.

the huge amount of money a woman is demanding. and the e lab rat effort at the tunnel to determine if california's emissions control really works. it's pretty impressive. you're going to want to see it. that's all coming up at 6:00. >> cheryl and dan? >> all right, thanks, i will see you then. >> this may be the most unusual way to open a bottle beer you've ever seen. >> a helicopter pilot attached a bottle opener to his skin and very carefully cracked open four beer bottles in five minutes. >> now, believe it or not,this is not setting the world record. in 2008, a german pilot managed to open four bottles in just three minutes. that is precise flying right there. >> drinking and flying just really don't mix. >> generally.

>> thanks for joining us. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an we have breaking news on two fronts tonight. the campus massacre. the gunman opening fire at a college campus. multiple deaths. new details about the shooter right now. >> active shooter at ucc. >> was he working alone? also breaking, two major storms. hurricane joaquin, now a category 4. up and down the coast, preparing for a possible hit. for many, superstorm sandy, fresh in their minds. and the other storm tonight, more than a foot of rain. authorities now warning it could be historic and life-threatening. the tension between u.s. and russia tonight, after russia unleashes those air strikes over syria. with little warning. trump's tirade. >> political [ bleep ]. >> donald trump using language we cannot repeat, taking aim at two candidates. and the big change with your credit cards tonight. plus, what we didn't know.