they're relieved there's been an arrest and hope the suspecteds will get help. the 6 7-year-old tantra meditation teacher is being remembered by his family as a caring man who loves helping others. vick lee is live at the hiking trail with his family's reaction to today's developments. >> well, dan, before the arrest, steve carter's wife was asked by police if he had any enemies. she replied, no. and the family spokes man told me today that steve was a true humanitarian and the nicest person he had ever met. we asked him for his reaction on the arrest. here's his reaction and his wife's. >> it doesn't cahange the fact that someone great is gone. >> i think steve would want to make sure that they do, indeed, get the help they need. >> paul and mary al lis were close friends with steve carter and his wife. they met at the ecstatic living institute with steve, a well-known tantra meditation

teacher founded. >> they help a lot of people over time with just making their relationship richer, fuller and better. >> the carters move to costa rica after he retired. but they moved back so loquita koumd be treated after she was diagnosed with cancer. on monday, the two men were deciding to go into fairfax to pick up some parts, to run some errands to take his dog for walk. >> he had never been on a trail in white hill. and since it was close, he decided that would be a place to go for that particular afternoon. >> so carter came here to this trail with cocoa.

they went to bed early. >> around 2:00 in the morning, steve was not here. she was worried. and about an hour and a half later, the police arrived. >> carter was found still holding cocoa's leash. the dog had also been shot in the jaw and chest. but he's expected too survive. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> palo alto police have arrested an accused peeping tom. trying to take a cell phone picture in the bathroom. now he faces a misdemeanor charge of peeping. the victim told investigators she had gotten out of the somehow every and was getting dressed when she saw a cell phone outside her window pointed at her. >> sky 7 hd was over the kiddie academy as fire crews were mopping up the scene there.

the construction crew started a small blaze in the wall of the building. it was quickly extinguished. all 59 children and 123 aadulthoods were okay. >> well, imagine checking out a book from your local library and coming home with bedbugs. it's happening again. bedbugs have closed a local library. >> reporter: well, cheryl, we've been here for quite a few hours now. so many people are coming here trying to return their books. and this is what they're greeted with. a lock on the drop box here that says we are dealing with bedbugs. it's the third invesation in this area in a little over three weeks. >> it seems like bedbugs are acting more like book worns. one, two, three libraries now closed and treated for bedbugs in the area.

the latest location, in menlo park. >> i never sit down in the library. >> i didn't know it was here. and i didn't know it was now. >> they found bugs in the public seating area, removed the chair and are treating the library today. all in the past three weeks. >> oh, yeah, this is your toy, huh. yeah. good girl. >> all of this makes molly the bedbug hunter very busy. she can smell more than 50 bedbug and egg odors and gets to chew on her favorite tennis ball. >> she's really high. she's around 98%. >> he and a three-year-old jack russel fox terrier mix can barely keep up with the calls. and it's not just homes. >> a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, movie theaters, hopt waiting rooms. >> today alone, ryan is

inspecting five units and then buildings in oakland and san jose. he believes the homeless could be bringing bedbugs into local libraries. >> people off the streets will come in. the bugs can go into the come pulters because that's a warm spot at night. >> just put it in a plastic bag, wrap it up and bring it to us. >> there may be more long days ahead. >> governor brown has blocked a proposal to charge a pe des ral toll on the golden gate bridge. the measure was one of 45 proposals to cut a 33 million dollar deficit. mark levign offered a bill to prohibit cyclists on the golden gate and stay on bridges. it would have raised $1.5 million. >> san francisco police want your help tonight finding three stolen sculptures. part of a public art exhibition. the police believe the

sculptures may be destined for a pawnshop or maybe a collector's display of some kind. if you've seen these works of arts that look like this, you're asked please immediately call police. >> some new developmenteds in a murder case of a 24-year-old deacon shot and killed last night in berkley. and the alleged shooter was arrested. berkley have confirm third-degree is the second shooting in the same location by the same gunman. not far from the police department. now, police say 15 months ago, another two people were shot by 24-year-old anthony durrant at the same location. now, we're going to show you a mug shot from 2014. derks urrant was arrested at the time. police confirming he is the same

person responsible for this latest shooting. 24-year-old christian shepherd was shot last night and died on his way to the hospital. he is a deacon and a member of true faith baptist church in oakland. he leaves a wife and we're told two children. from sky 7 hd, you can see the area where the shooting took place last night. police say the victims and the suspects knew each other. >> when officerfuls arrived, they discovered a 24-year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds. we immediate lid searched the area for the suspect. a few hours later, we located him on the 1600 block of jullian. >> police say neighbors were instrumental. he was hiding behind a building. you're looking at video where the 2014 incident occurred where, as i mentioned, two people were shot.

now, i asked police here in berkley, why durant was out on the street. police told me -- directed me -- to the district attorney's office. that aufgs is investigating the matter. i'm live in berkley, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >> a search crew in the east bay today discovered the body of a missing cyclist. journal kramm disappeared after he went for a ride last night. sky 7 hd shows you the area near heyward where search and rescue crews found his body about 8:00 this morning. it's 150 down a hillside about two miles from the trail head where kran had parked. investigators do not suspect foul play in his death. meantime, the body of a missing boater at lake delvale has been found. police believe it is that of rabu indugula.

sky 7 hd was over the search earlier this week. park police say he was with 7 over people on a teen building dper size when their boat started taking on water. the others managed to swim ashore. >> a homeowner is defending his decision to cut down a 130 foot tree by himself even though it didn't go as planned. he considers himself a tree expert and says she's worked in the field. he didn't want to spend $5,000 to remove the tree. he tried to do it himself. but the massive pine shifted towards power lines. galucci says he is now negotiating a pine price. >> san francisco cannot paint fast enough. coming up, the walls that spray back. how e fejtive are they when nature calls and there's no restrooms around. >> the governor's big push on climate change and why it may not be the landmark legislation he wishes to support.

>> also, the state's new right to dialogue. how states say they will do everything to stop it from going into effect. >> and why some bay area

some breaking news just in in san jose. several streets near second and heading streets are closed. the searching is happening right now at burnett middle school. the man was being else korted to jail by the bondsman who put him in handcuffs. the man somehow got away with those cuffs still on. now, parents tell abc 7 news the school was locked down for about a half an hour. we're going to continue to monitor this story online and on air and have a full report coming up for you at 6:00. for breaking news, follow us at abc7newsbay area.

>> a major traffic jam because of that man who is was in a long standoff with police. they say he ran from the chp during a traffic stop. and look at this, he's dangling off and on from a building threatening jump. they're trying to talk the man down. >> we'll continue to stay on that story, as well. well, one of san francisco's efforts to stop people from relieving thems in public is making quite a splash. literally. live with details on how this works. >> well, we talked on this wall and it did not exactly bounce back like the urine is supposed to. but i really think that it's this sign letting people know that it's illegal to urinate in public, that's the key deterrent. anyway, more of these signs and these walls are on the way.

>> this is a urine repel lant. look at the sign saying hold it, this wall is not a pub luck restroom. >> i'm not sure that the people peeing on the walls can read that small printd. >> those who go ahead and relieve themselves get a nasty surprise. if the urine hits at the right angle, it splashes back. the department of public works says since july, nine walls have been added. homeowners can also request the service. officials say this alley in mission is the one trouble spot that remains probablymatic. a resident says the tunnel also doesn't pass the sniff test. >> i can't say that it has, but it does smell better. >> according to public works, 95% are doing the trick. and at about $1200 a pop, a much less expensive than how the city usually responds.

>> we have to send a steamer out. that's quiet a huge cost. >> to bhoem we'll have an available place. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> backed up of smog behind governor jerry brown aimed at reversing global warming. the bill is half an hour renewable resources by 2030. coming from solar wind and other natural resources. the new law will continue california's legacy. >> so this is big. it's big because it's global in scope. but it's also big because it's local in applications.

>> but lobbying from the oil industry killed another part of the bill calling for california to slash its fossil fuel use in half. >> well, just two days after governor brown legalized physician-assisted suicide, opponents of this new law are already trying to overturn it. those against the so called right to die law are moving forward with plans to get a referendum for the 2016 ballot. they need 365,000 signatures in the next 90 days for it to appear before voters. >> if you look at only one person's life, you may say sure, they want it, everyone should have it. but then you're not looking at all of the people that could be harmed. who may be low income. who may have poor health insurance. >> the right to died law will take effect next year. it allows california physicians to prescribe lethal doses of drugs with terminally ill patients with less than 6 months

to live. the national retail federation says they lack a key safety feature. chip-enabled cards work by creating a unique code -- each purchase. that makes cards difficult to copy. however, retailers say they're so vulnerable since they don't require a pin number. a thief can still use a stolen card by forging a signature. >> the cheeting scandal that is still asking companies to stick with the company.

even buy more of its cars. volkswagen is offering a loyalty bonus for current vw buyers even as it deals with this crisis. the company will give owners a $2,000 credit. nchtsd if you think you are crammed into commercial airplanes now, wait until you see what air bus has in mind. the airplane maker is seeking a patent to basically stack passengers on top of one another. now, it's not a double decker. instead, it raises some passengers higher than others. and it also raises a few questions like what if the guy overhead spills his drink. space is precious. this is just one way to use it more e fishtly.

>> all right, michael. >> meteorologist is awesome. >> lots of sunshine out here filtered by high clouds. we're setting you up for fleet week activities. this is really one of the nicest times of year here in the bay area. here's my view, a great day for sailing. temperaturings right now, mid 60s in san francisco. san jose, currently 63 in half-moon bla. it's certainly a warmer day and a lovely view.

we're not only seeing the low clouds, but some high cloud, as well. we'll call it partly cloudy tonight. mild to warm the next few days with higher humidity this next upcoming weekend. i'll show you where that might be coming from. satellite radar showing you the high pressure ridge. we're keeping an eye on the circulation around the high clockwise, which is dry in all of those high cloud. those high clouds are coming in from hurricane oval. so take a look for yourself. hurricane moving away from the hawaiian island chain. it is a category two storm. it oots not too often you see a storm system going this direction. it is expected to dump some pretty heavy rain across that region.

here in the bay ahead, we're going to keep you a little bit above right on through the weekend and then warming it up as we head towards monday and tuesday of next week. tomorrow morning, starting out with some patchy, low clouds. lots of sunshine, 82 santa clara. a lot like today, 68 degrees. downtown san francisco. 72 degrees. high clouds and sun in the north

bay. 82 napa. east bay, 77 oakland, 81 freemont, pretty mild day. warm inland, 88 livermoral. a look at the fleet week forecast. it could not be better than this. we'll call it mild as the blue angels take to the skies. low 70s. the morning will be mid to upper 50s. if you're checking out any of the fleet week festivities, do expect a beautiful few days. a little warmer frad. temperatures slip a little bit on saturday only to come right back up again. check out monday through wednesday. low 90s inland, low to mid 70s along the koegsline. so a pretty fall pattern coming your way. >> a homeowner sets a dubious record. how do you use 1300 gallons of water every hour? that's next. and, at 5:30, world news with david muher. >> deadly flooding tonight. 62 dams being watched at this hour.

they're now dropping in 400 tons of rock and you will see it right here. we also have breaking news in that missing ship with 28 americans. we get to it all right here on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> pg&e tonight taking the first steps towards raising rates for everyone. how new

fleet week festivities ramp up tomorrow. over pier 80 this morning where several vessels are docked for fleet week. they are free. >> a special visit from the blue angels. they got to take pictures and hang out with steph curry. >> already sent in some pictures from fleet week. we want to keep those coming.

please send them to us on social media or at abc 7 news dot com. across san francisco in taking part in a global event to promote walking to school. the mayor and u.s. surgeon general stood above the crowd as their group left helen wills playground. today's school bus was part of international walking to cool someday. >> quell, right in the middle of our drout, somebody in los angeles is using a record amount of water. according to the i believe vest gaitive reporting site, win household consumed 11.8 million gallons of water in one year,

and it cost them $90,000. the web site says while losageless has the highest number of water wasters, the east bay is right up there. a hundred households in each area used more than a million gallons of water. >> how do you use that much water in a day? well, is google robbing your brain? >> how many of us immediately my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community

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coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. host to a yoga instructor reacts tonight to the arrest of three suspecteds. they're talking only with abc 7 news. and fleet week gets into full swing. the training exercise today that had firefighters and marines working side-by-side. also, a few minutes ago, we showed you a big water waster in l. amt. wait until you see how much water this northern california home is pouring down the drain. >> alma, thank you.

>> facebook wants you to play with your pictures here. and it's the ratest atempbt to be as cool as snap chat, facebook now offers users the chance to doodle on photos before sharing them with friends. >> i can only imagine. >> facebook added the doodle option available in its app. the name of this, if you can remember, our overdependence on digital devices could weaken our memory. >> a new international study suggest that many of us suffer from digital amnesia. which means we rely on if internet for answers but easily forget the nfrgs right after we look it up. >> more than 6,000 people ages 16 and older say they automatically google the answer without trying to figure it out them. >> i think that is true. that does happen. >> we'll have to get better at this. right? better at remembering. >> better at what? >>nd y i don't know, i already forgot. >> that's going to do it for us. we aappreciable dwrat your time

and hope to see you again in half an hour for the news at 6:00. >> bye, bye. tonight, the urgent effort at this hour to keep the dams from bursting. the evacuations. the death toll rising now. 62 dams being watched. how they dropped in 400 tons of rock. breaking news in the search for 28 americans after that ship went down in the hurricane. authorities making their decision a short time ago. breaking with the president. just in. hillary clinton going against president obama on a major issue. and ben carson standing by his words on the school shooting. how he answered when asked again today. the raid caught on camera. where smugglers preparing to sell nuclear material to isis. the fbi involved and you will see it for yourself. and the new headline about families avoiding the dentist because of cost. tonight here, the two simple