page, the 18-year-old went to high school in hawaii. a school official we spoke with there, according to their records, says she was born in santa barbara county and, most recently, san diego. by phone, a relative told abc 7 news lila had problems growing up, including with drugs. lila left home at 18. the relative said lila's mother ishearted broken. the 23-year-old suspect previously faced stolen vehicle and stolen dog charges. even less is known about 24-year-old suspected. >> these three individuals, i believe, have chosen to stay off the radar and not to be people that could be easily identified or recognized. >> their an nonimty uncover ds by many of the tip sisters who were identified by law enforcement. leading investigators to connect them to the yoga teachers of

steve carter and canadian backpacker. >> they're responsible for one and two homicides. what other things might they be responsible for? these are unknown and what we're looking into. >> i asked lurnt pitman if investigators have identified a motive. he says that's something they're looking into. the trio will return to the bay area to face charnls in c connection with both murders. in the news room, melanie woodriff, abc 7 news. >> the family of 23-year-old audrey kerry says she was going on her first solo back parking trip. the bluegrass festival in san francisco and then camped out in golden gaet park. she wachbted to see the west coast as part of her measure. >> she just kept taking in the sights and doing what young people should be doing. >> investigators believe kerry was robbed and shot in the head. authorities in portland found

her camping gear in stolen cars. >> now, we'll be on top of the story at 6:00, 9:00 and 11:00. our reporting is on twitter and our web site, abc7news.com. >> bay area is responding to two days nationwide by an antimuslim group calling itself global rally for humanity. no protests have surfaced here. abc 7 news reporter joins us from santa clara where they're talking about acceptance. >> yes, they are, cheryl. you know, the name, global rally for humanity seems very benign. what many people would say is hate. one graphic depikts rifles. and in a video, the organizer takes the gun and shows the

koran. muslims gathering for prayer today at the muslim community center in santa clara did not express fear. armando converted two years ago. whether it is around us in the world. >> however, they told faculty to excuse muslim students who might not attend classes out of their safety. there's many muslims around. however, if they knew who the muslims were, they recognized their neighbors and their co-workers. they kwouwouldn't have such nege feelings. >> aechbt muslim serntment was growing as they ramp up their campaigns. >> we're very concerned about ben carson and remarks. and they're leading in the

polls. around so that's fright chbing. we feel like it gives political cover to the people like the organizers of this rally. >> the homeland skoourt and the f.b.i. with community leaders on a conference call to assure them of their support. in santa clara, david louis, abc 7 news. >> president obama met with grieving families and survivors in oregon today after last week's deadly shooting to claim the lives of nine people as well as the gunmen. the president touched down at roseburg air port and went straight to a private meeting. some protesters were along the route as his motorcade passed by. the families were very grateful for the out pouring of support they received for this tragedy. the president arooiifles tonigh where he'll attend a fundraiser. >> well, another big draw in the bay area this week. fleet week. this beautiful image is courtesy of sky 7 hz.

you can see there in the distance, about half a dozen vessels passing through the golden gaet, including the u.s.s. coronado. leading the way to a san francisco fire boat firing a jet stream of water from the water cannon. the blue angels just dazzled san francisco today. you may have seen or heard them in the skies above san francisco. >> abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman took it all in. he's live with much more. what a fun afternoon to see the blue angels wlizing by. >> fun and loud, i might add. they rapidly empty the field. everyone ran back to their cars. the problem is cars right-hand turn going anywhere. they're still stacked up, trying to get back into the marina boulevard and go to where ever they're going. this is the first time the blue angels have performed on a friday in san francisco. the build-up lasted much of today. >> they came by land, they came

by sea, they came by selfie stick. but that camera would not be pointed at themselves for long. not with blue angels approaching from all angles. welcome to san francisco's front yard. >> speed, i want to see a lot of speed and noise. between the peace-loving self and that need for speed. every year, the navy's blue angels start and every week their show stops the city, literally. >> we brought the binoculars. >> although the navy would prefer to check them out on a broader scale. for a kid like an 11-year-old, this is the stuff that maybe changes direction or possibly provides it. >> what does an impression,ble 11-year-old mind take away from an event like this? >> reporter: the navy presented

plenty of options today, beginning with its parade of ships. pilots from past generations took to the skies, as did united airlines which buzzed the bay at 300 feet and 350 nothknots in a boeing 757. not with passener jers, no. >> we heard them before we saw them. the ground shook long after they passed. pirktu pucktures like these, who needs worlds. >> from the marina, abc 7 news. >> well, there are obviously a lot of great foet ops. we want to see your a shots. take a photo or maybe a video and share it with us. we're going to show it on air or on our web site, abc7news.com. >> if you're brave enough to drive in, what will the conditions be? >> let's hope so. the meetologist is live outside with the forecast.

>> dan and cheryl, right now, it is absolutely beautiful watching some of the ships there. not much chop on the bale. some grate weather. let's take a look at what's coming for your weekend, if you are going to brave the crowds, as cheryl said. tomorrow, you'll see a little bit of morning fog and a mix of sun and clouds. a little cooler,upper 50s. . and then, turning to the low 70s, sunday is bright and sunny. mid 70s in the afternoon, 50s in the morning and a warmer day for monday as some of those activ y activities continue. as we take a look at live doppler 7 hd, fog is starting to come in a little closer to the area. i'll let you know how this will factor into your weekend forecast cometing right up. >> it's going to be a great weekend to head to the beach. the national weather service has issued a warning for strong rip currents along the coast tomorrow from monteray to cinema counties. that includes the main beach in santa cruz. look at this gorgeous picture of

that. right here from my camera at the board walk. people looking on the beach, though, said don't do that. use extra cause of action. anybody caught in the rip current should swim parallel to the shore. >> you may noticed this, san francisco's drinking waterer will taste a bit different starting next thursday. the public utilities commission is kuktsing a test to make sure wafter from two back-up reservoirs can make it to the city. it's matched with the city's regular source. a test like this has not been can you recollect theed since the drought of 1991. residents can expect the with thor to taste a little different for a month or so. >> governor brown signed a series of measures today to boost conservation ert statewide. one of the laws proiblt hs from enarktsing rolls that ban the installation of artificial turf. another requires state agencies to modernize ear gags systems on the properties and to install

native plantds that consume less waterer. >> governor brown signed several bills told approving california's medical marijuana agency. as well as manufacturers of cannabis products and retail outlets, since voters legalize in 19 t 6. analysts say the bills will create a regulatory system that can be adapted to widespread cannabis use if voters eventually legalize. >> well, an east bay tradition today took on a special meaning. ♪ >> the bone mass paying tribt to sergeant scott lunger and other french heroes. >> the latest on spencer stone's condition. >> a devastating bug in the north bay. the fear is it could destroy the wine industry. >> is it too big to fail?

what one climatologist is saying about this year's el nino. >> abc

the police sergeant was runned down and today, his family attended two different events. >> hi, cheryl. one of those events, a court appearance for the accused killer here in heyward. this is the third appearance for mark estrada. still no plea for him, but plenty of family from both attendants. >> marcus estrada's attorney said his client is not ready to

enter a plea. >> the discough ri process is a long process. in this case, tens of thousands of domtss. at this part, we've only got in the hundreds. so the process will exist probably for several months. >> estrada is accused of shooting the 48-year-old at close range when lunger made a traffic stop on a neighborhood street in july. earlier, lunger's father and stepmother attended a blue mass at the can theed yal in oak labd. a service meant to honor first respond eres and those killed in the line-of-duty. >> all of those who wear the blue uniform for their safe return after every shift. >> paul lunger told us events like these are comforting, but also difficult for him as his family. >> it's just been really fantastic. and it helps through the pain. but the only problem is every time we have a function like this, it opens the wounds up.

and it really hurts. >> mark estrada will be back in court for another hearing on january 15th. in heyward, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> police say a student at hercules high school made a threat to shoot up the school. police tracked down the 15-year-old student and found documents that suggested he planned to commit a school shooting. sky 7 hd shows a heavy police presence on campus today. investigators believe the threat may be due to bullying. >> a train hero can now walk in his hopt room one day after being stabbed outside a bar in sacramento. he's rorted to be in good spirits. he's upgraded from serious to fair. >> he's staped three times and ples well, twitter is planning

company-wide layoffs starting monday. that's according to technology news out let a week after twitter co-founder jack dorsey with 4200 workers at the end of june. that's more than double the 2,000 employees in 2013. twitter is also apparently shelved plans to expand into a building on market street in san frarn sis cole. twitter officials say they will not comment on rumors. >> we are getting a look tonight at the impact of berkley's new study about the first in the country passed by voter ins november. the tax helped the city raise $375,000. researchers found retailers are passing almost 720% of soda tax to consumers. a 20 ounce soda that used to cost $1.75 is now $1.89.

>> high alert after discovering a pass that could destroy or at least badly damage the wine grape industry. inspected xxs found two live specimens of the glassy winged sharp shooter and shipments of plants from santa barbara and ventura counties last month. the sharp shooter can transmit bacteria which cuts off a plant's waterer supply. the pest is known to feed on more than 300 varieties of plants. >> all right, well, these little kriters like the winter in the golden state. monarch butterflies from the rockies to california. people have seen monarchs fluterring in places such as monarch grove and pacific groefr. if federal government is trying to figure out why we have seen fewer monarchs in recent years. >> is this winter's el nino weather phenomenon too big to fail? at this point, they say

california will certainly face a wet winter. the chance of el nino hitting the state is now 95%. san francisco has a 40% chance. the potential to approach the record-setting one from 1997 to 1998. >> nasa is giving us an inside look at its plan to live on the red planet. a long-range report on sending humans to mars. a 36 page report on what is expected to be a 1,000 day journey. nasa says unlike the apollo missions, we're going to mars to stay. they're reaching that planet by the year 2030s is actually a reality. >> that's something. so cool. >> well, let's talk about the weather forecast here? >> meet i don't recallologist joins us outside with the 5:00 ewe weather forecast. >> cheryl around dan, absolutely spectacular out here. a jentle breeze right now.

the embarkadero has passed. it's a nice, warm day for fleet weerk festivities. let's take a look at doppler 7 hd and talk about what's to come for all of your weekend plans. we do have a little bit of fog closing in along the sonoma county coast. by tomorrow morning, things will look a little different than this. you see some of those smaller boats there. so a great day for sailing. 71 for san francisco, okayland, 77 degrees, morgan hill. low 8 0z. while it is a lovely day in santa cruz, you'll want to be careful as we told you earlier in the broadcast, there is a higher risk of rip currents coming up. i'll explain santa rosa, 82. it's 90 in livermore. very similar to yesterday. kgo roof camera showing you barely a breeze out on the bay. cooler tomorrow, higher humidity. we're looking at a warmer trend that begins surnd.

and it's going to get hot inland early next week. high pressure is weakening a bit. you see that moisture trail left over from the former hurricane oho. that is getting speared up towards alaska, british columbia area and canada where they will continue to see some rain and the winds are expected to increase. they've already seen a couple of inchesover rain across parts of alaska. wind advisories are going there through tomorrow morning. sticky and cooler fr us here on saturday as we'll get some of the high cloudiness. but the bigger threat from oho is the fact that it has general rated a long-period throb. so the entire coastline, sonoma county under a beach hazard statement. please be careful out there. strong risk of rip currents. especially with this nice weather it's hard not to head to the coach. 80s inland, brighter and

warmer for your sunday by a few degreeings. and then it's heating up on monday. you eel start to see those 90s, low to mid 90s. biggest thing you'll notice is the fog is back. you'll fee a little more humid when you step outside the door. temperaturingses from the low 5. and then for the afternoon, a mix of sun and high clouds in the south bay, 88 in gilroy, 88 san jose, 79 in sunnyvale on the peninsula. pretty mild day. 74 in san mateo. 68 in half-moon bay. 67 degrees, 720 in downtown san francis francisco. north bay, low 8 0z mplts santa rosa, 78 valrejo. east bay, 78. as you look at the inland areas, you're going to be quite mild. 86 in livermore. you will need to have that sunscreen happenty. 5:00 ewe weather zempb-day

forecast, cooler but a little more humid as we get some of those clouds on saturday. warmer on sunday and that warming trend carries over into early next week. low-to-mid 70s. it gets a bit cooler towards the end of the workweek where we drop you down to the 820s. but, until then, we've got the minor fluctuation for the upcoming weekend. and it should be fantasticwet ere. what you're seeing blind me with some minor tweaks. a few high clouds. a little bit of foog. fog. >> dan and cheryl. >> thanks very much. >> well, do you like to laugh? 7 on your side michael finney has a give away for you. that's next. >> ten hours of terror today. the images coming in tonight. also, the homeowners facing up to 20 years in prison after selling their home without revealing something crucial about it. we'll get to it all right after

abc 7 news right here. hope to see you shortly. >> okay, david, thanks for much. the future is now. new at 6:00, we'll take you aboard the navy's newest ship. you'll get a good look around at the advanced technology.

that means something for nothing. >> you know, i have some friends of mine to swing by. we're going to show you what i'm talking about. the blue angels, the reason i'm high lighting this is because all day saturday and sunday, 4:00 p.m. the blue angel's air show will actually try 3:00 p.m.

starting at 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. so we've got streaming video and you need to cherk it out. today, our people did a great job. it was really fun to watch them streaming. you want to check that out. >> if you're done with fleet week and you're looking for a good time next weekend, i've got you covered. coggs comedy club. you're going to receive four free tickets worth a hundred bucks. some really funny comedians who happen to be women. that's the name of the show. really funny comedian who happen to be women consists of women. lydia popavich. it's a great way to spend saturday night. >> all they have to do is dial that number.

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>> see you then. the hollywood e lelite will walking the red carpet tonight. >> a big crowd is expected for the special screening of steve jobs. >> reports say director danny boyle and screen writer aaron sortkin will be there for the festivities! this is for anybody who has out groun their selfie stick. it's made by dj.i., a company known for its line of drones. >> yeah, i want that. >> it's called the osmo with a high-tech stabilization system. >> that means users can shoot selfies on the go. >> here's the catch. >> well, i might have to wait for this. it sells for $650. >> yikes. >> at that price, you better take a lot of selfies. that's a lot of money.

>> and that's going to do it for us. >> i'm dan ashley, we tonight, two deadly school shootings in just one day. a student gunman opening fire in arizona, photographed holding guns before. one student killed, several others shot and wounded. the other deadly shooting in texas. the university on lockdown. meantime, the president in oregon, after the campus massacre there. the protesters, even a family of one of the victims saying you're not welcome here. the chaos on capitol hill. tonight, what really happened. the congressman telling lawmakers he had the votes to be speaker. two hours later, shocking everyone. does anyone want the job? the urgent warning in south carolina. they warned this would happen. the waters now quickly rising long after the rain. and now more rain coming tonight. and, house hunting? tonight, the homeowners facing 20 years in