the ground then to stand up and state their religion before he opened fire. the terrifying moments when you realize what you just heard was gunfire. >> there are a couple girls running, sprinting from the building then, i hear screaming. >> reporter: around 10:30, someone called 911 from umpqua community college. >> i told the teacher we need to get out of here, now. i heard gunshots. she had to open the door and i was at the student center. i ran straight over there. >> . >> reporter: officials say ten people are dead and seven, wounded. >> the focus is taking care of the people that we have to do their best to manage the patients. >> reporter: the shooter, says the governor is a 20-year-old man, a fellow student and currently unnamed by investigators. officers caught up with him inside of a building and exchanged fire. it's unclear if their shots or his own killed him. another catastrophic loss in a place of learning.

something our president says won't change the minds of everyone regarding gun reforms. >> right now, i can imagine the press releases being cranked out. we need more guns, they'll argue. fewer gun safety laws. does anyone really believe that? >> reporter: investigators say they recovered three pistols and one rifle from the scene. in the newsroom, abc7 news. we know that last year, one of the biggest debates on the campus is whether to have armed security officers. they didn't have any first responders. that made us wonder how prepared are some community colleges here in the bay area? we continue our coverage from city college, san francisco. >> reporter: let me just add a little bit more. the community college in oregon is a gun-free campus. there is one security officer at

a time. unarmed i may add. this is a very small campus compared to city college in san francisco, which has a very different policy. city college of san francisco has its own police force. the officers are on the main campus and throughout the city. they also share a dispatch center with san francisco police. >> we rely not only on our police but students, faculty and staff to be vigilant to help us, you know, be prepared for the situations. >> you can sense danger before it happens. certain people, then, you can be safe. >> reporter: city college will roll out an emergency alert system called regroup. students, faculty and staff will receive a text message in the event of a situation like the one in oregon. >> it could happen to anyone.

anywhere. >> reporter: with the security in place on this campus, students know it's hard to stop a gunman. >> you can never really, like be too comfortable. there could be a lunatic like i'm going to kill people. you know? >> lock down, lock down. >> reporter: those words mean an intruder is on campus. this video is from two years ago, showing police being trained to confront a gunman. in six months, students and staff will be taught a program run, hide, and defend. >> there is an unpredicability to this. but it makes a huge difference for people to be trained and for them to be alert and systems nearby. >> reporter: the community college in oregon had no formal security staff. >> wayne freedman is on the way to oregon now and will report

live there on the shooting tonight at 11:00. right now to a story breaking overseas. 14 people are dead, including six u.s. service members after a crash of a military plane in afghanistan. defense officials say the c 130 transport plane went down, all 11 people were killed. at least three afghan locals kill onned the ground. . allegations of abuse are reaching a boiling point tonight as the fbi gets involved thchl video was posted accusing the department of conducting a witch hunt after the sheriff asked the public and inmates for complaints. about 100 have been filed so far. the sheriff would not confirm some accused deputies of racist texts but said the fbi joined the department's investigation. >> we're committed to making sure that the result of the

investigations are credible and will stand up to scrutiny. >> five santa clara county sheriff deputies have been placed on leave. the abc7 news i team has new information about a 32-year-old inmate who died in the main jail on monday. >> sources confirm deputies used a controversial riot gun on the man at close range. and dan noyes is here with a story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: the coroner tells the i team an early examination rules out an acute injury. it will take weeks to conclude cause of death. but we know more about what happened to that inmate than the sheriff has released so far. this is walter rocha's mug shot in april after serving time for domestic violence. he arrived in santa clara county's main jail on battery and drunk in public charges. records show he had been diagnosed with schizophrenia.

sources familiar with the investigation tell the i team his experience of a psychotic episode as deputies responded to his cell. this is how the under sheriff described it tuesday. >> staff noticed he was banging the door with his fist. in a bit angry. >> reporter: sources say he refused to take psych meds to they decided to move him to the mental health unit but he refused to go. >> guards deployed a plastic projectile. >> from a riot gun. covered in plastic but containing metal beads. officers hit him three times, a minute apart. sources tell me he had 15 inches of bruising on his abdomen and chest area. five days later, monday, he died at the jail. sources say an officer found him with a bloody froth coming out

of his mouth. >> i'm just talking about during extraction time, we have video of that. everything described here, we have all of it. >> reporter: the sheriff will not release that video of the cell extraction at this point. >> reporter: i'd like to know what guidelines the officers follow for the use. other sheriffs have stricts rules, guidelines from one department in the mid west say the potential for harm is if the person is struck at range of less than 12 feet. sources tell me an officer fired the fn 303 through the food tray port and he was standing only 6 to 8 feet away. the boston police department destroyed all of theirs after this red sox celebration in 2004. an officer shot a 21-year-old in the eye, killing her.

it is a powerful weapon used by the u.s. military for crowd control in iraq, including this prison riot. >> there are ways out of that situation, other than use of force of any kind. >> reporter: ernie galvein is an attorney and last year, they prohibited the use of them unless there is a imminent threat. >> before using all of that, for a person alone in the cell there should be a very, very good reason reviewed by a very-high official of the institution as to why they did that. >> reporter: that is one question i'd like to ask sheriff laurie smith. was she informed before the officer used that riot gun? her press officer told me he was arranging the interview but never came through. i'll keep at it. >> we know you will.

thank you. heavy rain and thunder hit eastern contra costa county. in brentwood, it's a down pour and we have reports of half an inch in one hour. let's check in with sandhya patel, who is watching live doppler 7 hd. >> it was active with heavy rain in the area. now, take a look at live doppler 7 hd. you'll notice it quieted down considerably. here is what went through. we watched the thunderstorms around byron, brentwood area. strong cells brought hail and heavy rain witness. there are reports of lightning strikes but one was hitting the ground. take a look at hail tracks. you can see purple there moving south ward. when you take a look at what's happening, what is left, around the clear lake area, we're

seeing light returns, no heavy rain left and thunderstorm threat is ending and there are big changes coming up for tomorrow. dan? >> thank you very much. now, remember when you get rain where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us. developing news tonight in the disappearance of a benicia family. a teenager now faces murder charges in the deaths of his father, father's fiancee and younger brother in the sierra. investigators say they found evidence linking nolan buchanan to the crime. family members reported adam back to you can n yorks his fiancee and their 8-year-old son missing after a fire at their vacation home. >> evidence confirmed three victims suffered if gunshot wounds prior to the fire.

>> he's being charged as an adult. >> officials added they do not expect to make other arrests. no one saw this coming. the world champion warriors losing their coach for a while. coming up next, why steve kerr is taking time off from the team. >> waiting for this day for a few months now. since i heard about it. a break for drivers facing speed traffic fines. we talked with a woman who may see a little relief from the $6,000 she owes. do lower emission cars work? a google test in a tunnel to find out. a fabric car cover has a lifetime warranty but

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the golden state warriors. >> they're going to be without one of the most-important members of the team. >> who saw this coming? maybe larry beil? >> that is what's happening, you know, head coach steve kerr taking a leave of absence to deal with his aling back and he's apparently still in pain. everybody else is enjoying the championship, he is in agony. he ruptured his back and released a statement today saying i realized i need to focus on my rehabilitation to be ready for another season. and just a few days ago, he talked about the situation with

his back and was frustrated. >> yes. i've been tired. i have been. you know, it's been a tough summer. and i'm trying to pace myself as well as the team, but i'll be honest. >> does it take fun out of the summer? >> all of the fun out of the summer. yes. >> which was unfortunate, that we just won the damn title. i'll be okay. >> so luke walton, just elevated to the post will take over as head coach on an interim basis. it's unclear how long he's going to be out. the hope is that kerr might be back by then. that would be the optimistic look. it's one of the things when it flares up, and this is a recovering problem, you know, it's excruciating. and better to deal with it in

our. california drivers can now ask for amnesty when it comes to unpaid parking tickets. the program starts today. the state is cutting some fines in half and waiving some late fees. some say it's compassionate, others say it's not fair. >> i think we need to stop making traffic tickets as a way of taxing people. >> i have to go to court. i have to pay my fee and due. so be a part of society. >> not everyone qualifies. payment must have been due by january, 2013 and you can't have a dui or outstanding warrant. the program is only available for a year and a half. >> californians have showed in august the entire state cut water use 27% state compared to 2013. the bay area remains near the front of the pack.

dublin contra costa water district cut back more than 40%. the region reduced water use by more than 30%. and this is a third consecutive month residents exceeded the targets. anyone who drives a big diesel truck through the caldecott tunnel over the next week is going to notice official looking people watching them closely. they're not there to write them a ticket. >> reporter: high above the caldecott tunnel there is a white van. to the passing trucker it has government sting written on it. >> they honk at us. we wave in a specific manner. with one finger. >> reporter: but one look at the tee shirt will tell you these are not spies but scientists. >> we're out here to measure pollution from trucks.

>> reporter: not just trucks in gaengen ral, individual trucks. >> you can see two cameras. >> reporter: one takes a picture, the other reads a plate. >> the trigger is a sensor hanging under that oak. >> reporter: you can see it on this graph. >> that is the exhaust plume of a truck. >> reporter: these sensors read the sample and pair it with the license plate. >> gives information about the truck. engine model year and types of technology on board. >> reporter: california has begun requiring old trucks to have new exhaust filters. >> we're making an independent assessment of how these control technologies are doing the job intended. >> reporter: researchers have been able to draw meaningful conclusions. importantly, this new control seems to be working. >> factor ten decrease in the amount of diesel particulate

matter. >> reporter: they can track makes and model of trucks as they age. >> just to make sure technologies are robust. >> reporter: it's science that can help you breathe a sigh of relief. >> it's going to improve air quality and human health. well, it's been a cloudy and at times rainy day across the bay area, sky 7 hd captured gray skies this morning looking towards mount diablo. >> santa patel joins with us the weather. we have had interesting clouds today. >> yes. we've had cumulus clouds and we did have the in the sierra nevada we have seen rainfalling around 10,000

feet. this picture was looking north from livermore, you can see the anvil there of the cloud that starts to develop and so thunderstorms we did see most of contra costa county. 3/100ths in san jose. to 1/100ths redwood city. trace amounts in santa rosa. not a lot reported but take a look at brentwood. yesterday, and into tomorrow, we have seen just under a half inch in gilroy. 35/100ths in salinas. so pretty good rainfall around the monterey bay. from our east bay hills camera, clouds collapsed. they're not as interesting looking. 69 in oakland. low 70s in mountain view and san jose. it was a warmer day. from our camera, you can see why. a lot of blue skies today, 71 in

santa rosa and napa. 76 in fairfield and livermore. looking at this view from our camera, you can see the sun is getting ready to set. sunny, warmer tomorrow, turning windy, cooler saturday with a chance of showers saturday night and sunday morning so many of you are sleeping, some development could occur. with another system. this low moves out tonight. this trough will be limited as far as moisture content because it's going to move into pacific northwest and over land will turn things cooler and windier saturday. we'll see the shower possibility. south bay, the best chance of wet weather. most coming through when many of you are sleeping. first thing in the morning will be great sleeping weather. 50s for you, just patchy fog out

there and a chill in the air in the morning so bundle up. afternoon is warmer. 72 san francisco. livermore, 78 in oakland. 77 san mateo. 80 in san jose. accu-weather forecast featuring a cool down saturday. you're going to need sweaters and jackets. we'll watch for a pose yifblt showers and sunday afternoon turning milder and comfortable. 60s to 80s next week. >> that is something. >> thank you so much. coming up next, priced out. >> we'll take you to the spot where folks are

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bay area residents want to stop skyrocketing rents. they are hoping city leaders will adopt rent control. >> because the landlords are evicting for no reason. they don't need a reason in ala media. we have no laws and they do. >> it's a beautiful town. it's taking pride in its community. it's being torn part by the greed of the property speculators. >> only a few bay area cities do have rent control laws on the

books including san francisco, oakland, and berkeley. apple's next futuristic shape space campus appears to be headed for sunnyvale. after apple is building it's circular headquarters in cupertino. it's leased space near central expressway and wolf road in sunnyvale. the plan calls for another 750,000 square feet of work space. apple intends to build in santa clara and san jose. >> 15 muni buses are about to become rolling art galleries. san francisco beautiful unveiled the art work. the goal is to help support san francisco artists and make it a nicer ride for commuters. we're following new developments in the mass shooting in oregon. we know the identity of the

gunman and what may have motivated him. plus... taking action. what is behind an $11 million lawsuit filed against the napa county wine train.

religion may have been a motive in a deadly mass shooting today. >> cnn identified the shooter as chris harper mercer. ten people died in roseberg. at least seven people were injured. police say the shooter died after an exchange in gunfire with officers, a witness says the gunman asked people to stand up and state their religion. in response to the massacre, the president is calling for changes to america's gun laws. >> this is not the first mass shooting in a school in oregon.

in may, shot and killed his parents. we'll continue to monitor the events. a former san francisco police officer has been arrested on charges he stole money from fellow officers through their pride alliance group. >> reporter: this started last year. the pride alliance noticed money was missing. he now faces criminal charges, but the story is far from over. the scandal ripped the group apart. >> mr. evans was going through personal issues at this time. >> reporter: mike evans was the

treasurer of pride alliance. >> they noticed there was moneys missing. >> reporter: last august, pride aez president told members the money had been stolen. the board filed a complaint. evans resigned from the department. >> july 1st, a warrant was issued for felony grand theft and embezzlement. >> he was extradited felt he should be prosecuted and others did not. >> a lot of people have lost faith in our organization. >> new president wants to help the group heal. >> we're hurt. we feel violated just like any

other victim when something is stolen from them. we're no different. we're very disappointed. >> reporter: but healing will be a challenge. three quarters of the members left the group after the controversy. vic lee, abc7 news. >> some african american women are announcing a lawsuit claiming they were singled out and shamed. >> reporter: this group of 11 women banded together, this time, they came with their attorney to announce a lawsuit has been filed against napa valley wine train for $11 million. >> at the end of the day it helps to teach people in power to think twice before they do something like this to anyone else, again. >> reporter: the story made headlines. they were kicked off the train for being too loud.

they say as soon as boarding he were warned to keep it down. >> we're just saying that we were singled out. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, the group says they posted the women were being verbally and physically abusive. the plaintiffs say the damage is irreversible. two women were fired from their jobs. >> did you ask why you're being fired? >> yes. i did. they did bring up the napa wine train. >> reporter: linda was the only nonblack member booted off. . >> i feel that if this would have been 11 white women, there would have been no problems. >> reporter: napa valley wine train was purchased by another company and says it's conducting it's own investigation. well, happening now,

hurricane joaquin is blowing through the bahamas with 130 miles per hour winds. there is a tropical storm warning so it's powerful. many northeastern states are bracing for a second hit and dealing with flooding from a different system. several governors declared states of emergency including the governor of new jersey. >> you need to understand we're prepared and we need you to prepare, not panic. >> it's expected to make its way to the united states over the next couple days. fema is urging everyone to have a plan. volkswagon has been stripped of two car of the year the cars pumped out 40 times the pollution allowed in the united

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consumer as cross the country are receiving new debit and credit cards that are equipped with microchip technology. the idea is to protect people from fraud but many retailers don't have the equipment to accept the technology so it's a bit of a challenge. chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: in san jose, at paper market. >> it's going to cost $200 to $500 to upgrade. >> reporter: retailers are working to upgrade their systems to accept the new cards. >> it takes longer to process. have you to insert it, wait a

couple seconds then tells you when to take it out instead of you just sliding it and getting it done. >> reporter: the microchip is like a mini computer, generating a code that is used for the transaction. >> all of the money in the world is electronic. that is a lot of temptation. a lot of movement in money. a lot of opportunities for people to hack into it. financial systems and accounts. >> reporter: visa executive mark nelson believes it's a win, win for everyone. >> the u.s. economy is the last to deploy this. it's used throughout the world. we're confident it will reduce counter fraud in the u.s. >> reporter: smaller stores are a little behind, saying they're waiting for payment service providers to swap out their equipment. until then, they're worried about being liable for the

fraud. and many are hopeful the cards will better protect everyone in the long run. no garage, no problem. at least that is what one car owner thought. >> michael finney uncovers the problem he had

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if you have a car, but no garage, a cover may be the next best thing. >> but this classic car owner says his cover gave him more problems. >> what a hassle. this is one of the situations where he bought it online, so he cannot be sure exactly what he would be getting. he found a website offering a great cover at a reasonable price, but wait until you see what happened to it. jeff's classic car is covered in dust and pollen, mostly because he can't keep it in the garage. so jeff decided to buy a cover.

he bought it on car auto covers.com. >> came advertised as five stars, our best cover. >> the website said it comes with a lifetime warranty. >> i thought it's perfect. >> jeff says the cover began falling apart. he sent these photos to the company asking for a refund. >> they responded, the rest of the cover looks good. >> before he can argue he says the cover got worse. it has disintegrated. again, he demanded a refund. the company refused saying it would only provide another cover. >> that i was entitled to a one time replacement. >> so jeff contacted 7 on your side. we found car auto covers has an "f" rating with the bbb with similar reports of faulty covers. the address on the report doesn't exist. and we found no business listing for the company. it does have a toll free number

and e-mail address. so we called and e-mailed and jeff received a refund, but only about half of the price. we e-mailed again asking what about the lifetime warranty? where was this cover really made? the company replied person insisted he qualifies as made in america and that the lifetime warranty is quote, true. jeff is happy he got half of the money back. >> it was more than i'd hoped. report. >> it is against federal law to claim a product is made in the usa when most materials from a foreign country. that helps you know if the product will meet standards set by the u.s. government.

>> whether it's made, it doesn't seem to holdup. >> f rating. thank you so much. >> looking live at the bay bridge before the sun goes down, sandhya, it's hard to choose what day we've been having better sun sets. they've been in a row. >> it's subtropical moisture that allowed us to see that moisture. the subtropical moisture and sun combined to create this thunderstorm. from our camera, you can see that thunderstorm developing. the vertical movement. then, it's just collapsing. there is a dramatic shot. that is why many of you got cool pictures of the clouds out there today. everything is gone as you look at live doppler 7 hd now. we're keeping an eye on hurricane joaquin. it's been lashing out. powerful. the track still remains uncertain. but now, looks like it's going to remain as a category 2, and staying away from the coastline.

they'll get rain out of it. and then, that system continues to move up along parallel to the eastern seaboard through tuesday morning. here in the bay area, sunny and warmer. 60s to 80s and a different day. a look at the accu-weather forecast, slight chance of showers coming back into the picture between saturday night and sunday morning. windy and cooler to hang on to your hats. >> thank you. >> very good. >> let's take a look at the camera from our east bay hills camera. just stunning. official sunset at 6:52. >> do you remember if you see a sunset where you live take a picture. look at that one. just gorgeous. this is from joey, yesterday, keep sending these in. >> we're talking about beautiful images, let's bring in... >> dub nation hurting tonight,

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good evening, warriors do not know if head coach steve kerr will be on the bench opening night. he believes he ruptured his back in june. he had an operation to fix the problem in july. that didn't work. so another procedure was done in september. his obvious discomfort, he decided it would be best to skip training camp to heal up. and he's going to get another bump up as interim head coach. >> they know what we're trying to accomplish. so stepping into that role is easier. you know? i have great relationship was everyone on the team. it's not like i'm going to be out there trying to do anything different. steve did. the stone of doing. i am just going to keep the ship

going in the right direction. >> i won't put a time line on it. it will be predicated when he is better. >> as you know, having surgery can be a drain. we're not in the post season. we're not in the regular season. >> he sounds optimistic. pitcher jeremy afeld announced his retirement today. he played a huge part in the championship runs. he was a winning pitcher in the world series in kc. he sends with a 23 and a third inning post season shut out. this regular season was a grind because of nagging injurys. >> not to be able to give 100% affected me. at home i was not present. i was at the field and my son

and bride felt that. there are times i wanted to be home. i think it would be unfair to my teammates and baseball to continue to go out when i don't feel like i can give 100% anymore. >> giants wrapping up their series this afternoon. tim hudson took the hill for a final time, he announced his retirement, going two and a third innings. striking out kyle steeger there, and will leave to a standing ovation. what a beautiful day, too. first man out of the dugout to hug him, big madison bumgartner. and afeld gives up an rbi single, scoring anderson for a 2-0 l.a. lead. and afeld would strike out chase dudley. giants end up losing the game.

>> check out on the left, showing this balancing drill. balance your feet on the ball. then, back and forth, left, right. left right. doing a flank. players can not come cross to watching an owner. one more drill here. i mean, down he goes. this is remarkable. he's balancing on a basketball and dribbling both. so he's a billionaire and better than the nets. then again, they're the new jersey nets. >> looks tough. >> thank you. >> well, we have the very latest developments from the oregon mass shootings at 11:00 and 9:00 on coffee tv 20. >> the gunman has been identified as chris harper mercer. police say he had three weapons. ten people were killed.

all at a community college in roseberg. wayne freedman will be live from oregon. please join us for abc7 news at 9:00 and 11:00. >> here is a look at what is ahead tonight on abc7. that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> from all of us, the entire news team, that you can see, and can't see, thank you so much. i hope you can go outside and see the sunset. >> gorgeous outside. have a nice evening. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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