>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> sheriff deputies guard the scene on the campus of sonoma state university after the late night discovery of a partly buried body. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am natasha zouves the students are kept away from the shallow grave as investigators get ready to work just during the hour. they will focus on the site on the campus. amy hollyfield is at the scene with the latest. >> they are looking from every angle, look behind me. the helicopter landed. it has been circles the scene with investigators looking from above.

the body is in the area of trees so remote and so hidden you can see see a team of investigators in there working to recover the body. as investigators republic to uncover a partly buried body on the campus of the sonoma state university students were full of questions. >> how long has the body been there? >> my gosh. well...freaked out. >> investigators do not know the answer. or many other questions. they say seguraing -- say that gather the evidence will be important. >> they will go through every grain of dirt, hair samples and clothing and get all trace evidence they can gather. it is a slow search. we will ask for patience. it could be today. it could be fowl. >> a landscaper clearing brush

yesterday made the discovery. the sheriff decided to wait until tomorrow for a full day of sunlight before digging. this is a remote area, wooded area behind a parking lot a long way from the heart of campus. >> this is the northwest quadrant of the campus, a remote area. there is no path or bike trail or classes held here. it is not a pop limited area of the -- populated area of the campus. >> out of sight but not out of mind. >> investigators do not know who it could be or if it is a man or woman, no obvious recent missing pens reports have come in. it is a mystery. from rohnert park for abc7 news. >> san jose police have charge add man with murder of a popular proffer at foothill college. the suspect is 28-year-old eddie

ruiz. he was arrested a month ago. they announced there is enough evidence to charge him. detectives say he is seen on this surveillance video, walking near willow and first street on july 28 the day of the murder. ruiz is charged with shooting and killing the professor of economics at foothill college. his wife shared the family photos with abc7. the professor leaves two young daughters. >> new this day, san francisco attorney filed suit against the develop are of the sinking millennium tower. we break the story on twitter last night. in the suit, her rather -- dennis herrera said the developers knew it sunk predicted more than predicted. he said that was before the developer told a single condo. >> we are not allow a developer or anyone el to enrich themselves at the expense of others by hiding crucial information they are required by

law to disclose. >> we reached out to the partners for a response. they say that they are preparing a response and will release it today. several condo owners have already finalled a class-action lawsuit partly blaming the sinking on dewatering at the transbay transit city. officials say the weight of the tower is to blame not their construction. >> the dewatering happening when water is sucked out of ground at a construction sites so crews can dig holes that do not fill with water. pay less is became -- is blaming the same area for a problem at the rite-aid at concord drive in san mateo, and has filed a lawsuit against the developer of an office complex across the street demanding $2.5 million in damages. cell phone video from inside the store shows several places where the floor has buckled or cracked. san mateo inspectors went to the store and found it structurally unstable. >> i have been walking with the

car and felt i was falling off my shoes. but the stores were unlevel. rite-aid is ordered to make repairs. the store next do is more dramatic. >> we are watching our bay area beaches today with a high surf advisory in affect. meteorologist mike nicco is here to explain what it means. >> temperatures are going to hit the upper 60s to nearly 70. ocean beach shows from our camera there, 59 degrees on the way to 67 and the waves look angry, bigger but not to the maximum which is over 20' by the time we get do 5:00 tomorrow morning. however, we are still going do have rip current, sneaker waves and large breakers. do not town your back on the water. one of those could grab you and pull you into the water. if you feel like surfing watch out for the rip currents. swim parallel if you are caught,

before you interim back in. 9' is as tall as we are in monday dry and bodega by. it will be worse. >> speaking of the waves matt keller monitoring them at ocean beach in san francisco. how is it looking? matt: beautiful. it is warm. it is sunny. it is a great day to surf. a lost surfers are there and a warning if you walk on the beach, be careful. >> x marks the spot at beach in pacifica. >> it may have been a beautiful start to the morning but the waves were not delivering with surfers anticipating a day were disappointed with the size. >> reports say the boards were off the charts and expecting to see something. >> further north, a different story, you do not have to be a scholar to note today will be big at ocean beach in san

francisco. stanford law professor hit the 10 to 12 foot waves before campus. >> fun. big ones were sneaking through. big drops. guys having a good time. all the swell that could bring waves 20' and higher is not going away. >> are you excited? >> excited, yes, everything is working. the crowds get small because it is too big for everyone and a couple of guys out you know the faces. it is fun. >> big surf can cause big problems. sneaker waves can sweep people out to sea, fishermen are advised to avoid rocks and swimmer could face strong rip currents. if you walk on the boulevard do not do what i did or could you get nailed. got nailed. >> my phone is still drying out 11 months later. the big waves are expected to last through the weekend.

thank you, the abc7 news app is a great resource to stay up to date on the changing conditions along the coast and the weather any time by downloading it for free with push alerts for breaking news updates on the phone or tablet. all the vice mayor of richmond is talking when he came face-to-face with an armed robber mugged in far tin necessary on wednesday after leaving an event in richmond. the gunman 2:00 his wallet and phone. martinez was not hurt. through the experience he tried to keep his cool. >> i was thinking either he shoots me or he doesn't. i had nothing to do with whether he pulls the trigger but if i stayed calm i knew he would stay calm. >> police used surveillance video to track down the suspect and arrested him on monday. authorities have not released his name but say he is a 32-year-old man from richmond.

mar den necessary is thankful for the police department's fast action. >> new detail on the fallout of the wells fargo account scandal, the securities and exchange commission joined the list of agencies investigating the disgraced san francisco-based bank. wells fargo employees opened millions of unauthorized accounts to open accounts to meet targets. the bank is facing $1.7 billionless. >> the chicago cubs will never be known as the lovable losers. they have a new nickname: world champion. here is the front page of the children's tribune "at last," 108 year world series drought is over. we put together a time-lapse of the celebration outside wrigley field. long-suffering fans who suffer in more lingered until the sun came up. the celebration turns right into the weekend. the team has just announced the victory parade is temperature --

tomorrow in downtown chicago. >> have you started holiday shopping? if not you are in luck, disney memorabelia up for grabs. >> the presidential race is at a dead heat while they try to security laugh-minute votes. >> could your commute be worse than that in los angeles

>> developing news, two united states service members are among the dozens killed in northern afghanistan. it happened during a firefight with taliban forces. afghanistan officials say up to 30 civilians may have been killed in airstrikes called in to support afghan and united states troops surrounding by taliban forces. >> we are still learning the details. i help you join me in expressing our deepest condolences to the family, loved ones and deem mates of those affected by the tragedy. >> air strikes were conducted to defend the troops. they will investigate the claims of civilian casualties. the names of the fallen american service members are withheld until their families are notified. four other americans were wounded. new information of the man suspected of ambushing and killing two iowa police officers

on wednesday. he was recently found guilty of committing elder abuse. court documents show the 46 year old scott greene hit and financially exploited his mother. he was ordered to move out of her home hours before the shootings. authorities say greene had a history of run ins with police. >> new abc poll shows hillary clinton edging ahead of donald trump as they fight for every last vote in the final push. >> with only five days to go, donald trump is celebrating in florida. and hillary clinton counting her chances in arizona. >> had state is in play in the first time in years! >> key battleground states show the race could go either way, today's washington post/abc news poll tracking president shows clinton up two, 47 to 48. as the candidates crisscross the country my cheese are there with

them every step of way. karen is with trump campaign in north carolina. >> we just planned in north carolina and donald trump has two rallies. hillary clinton is up three points. >> donald trump wants to stay on message and giving himself advise on stage. >> stay on point, donald, stay on point. no sidetracks, nice and easy. >> both campaigns are putting their big name teams to work. >> hillary clinton has her team of heavy hitters. >> we've get work to do to finish what we started. >> for team trump a family aware. >> he will do well infusing common sense. >> his children are in five states. in pennsylvania we hear from his wife in her first speech of the general election campaign. she will talk about her family, her past history, and tell us of the man she married. the hillary clinton campaign has a big night, with tim kaine in

arizona giving a speech entirely in spanish. we have all been this, right, nightmare commutes right here in the bay area. could silicon valley be suffering the most? a study said the drive there is especially dreadful. >> a look from our emeryville camera across the bay, sunny and meteorologist mike nicco is come up with the accweather

>> these drivers on 101 in san jose no the silicon valley traffic is bad. but worse than los angeles? a standard difficult said it is

true. researchers defined mega commuter as those who drive alone 90 minutes or longtory work. 5.3% of silicon valley drivers had mega commuters topping los angeles at 4.6%. marin economic consulting found 21% of the mega commuters in silicon valley live outside the area, 20% in san francisco, 18% in alameda, and 13% travel from san joaquin to silicon valley for work. >> now the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> a special treatment, from our east bay hills camera beyond the golden gate to the islands. isn't that gorgeous? we have a northeast wind at six to 15 miles per hour and at 1,500' for hiking. it sunny. high clouds and warmer. sunny. watch out for the beaches. the surf is dangerous. all day today. showers possible on saturday

night. it is gorgeous from the east bay hills and from santa rosa it is great. thank you, peter, #atcalistoga. that is gorgeous. live doppler hd shows it is dry. a few high clouds. another storm is passing to the north. october or november will begin like october ended inversusly, just as dry as wet as the storm tram is around oregon and washington. so we will have warm weather, democrats in the low-to-mid 60s but santa rosa is behind at 59 the you will jump up to 74. we have 73 in concord and fremont and san jose and 70 in san francisco. 68 in half moon bay. from mount tamalpais it is breezy from the east an offshore breeze why we are warm to the ocean where we will have upper 60s at 3:00 and the rest of us in the low 60s and we will drop into the low 60s cross the board at 7:00. grab a coat at 9:00, high clouds

and stars. on the way to almost as chilly as the last couple of mornings, 40s inland and 50s around the day. the storm we have been tracking on the storm-impact scale from "1" light to "5" severe, light showers are less than .2" of rain. i warned to show you the intensity and it is just barely light grown and dark green and mainly cross the north bay during the night when most of us are sleeping. but when it drops to the measurable rain by 11:00 in the north bay and to 2:00 it could be as far south as the san mateo bridge but that is it. east bay, inland, or the south bay no measurable rain. we are in the 70s tomorrow at the coast pushing 80 and cooler with increasing clouds on saturday, slight chance of showers overnight bringing us caller wet on sunday and monday and tuesday and wednesday trending dry and temperatures are close to average.

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fans, a gallery is auctioning a thousand pieces of disneyland memorabelia. >> this stuff is for the true buff, one of original cars from tomorrowland and other original souvenirs from the opening day in 1955, all obligated from collectors and people who worked at the park. the auction is held november 19 at the store in sherman oaks. it is also available online and you do not have to go in person. go to abc7news.com for a link to the auction. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> i like that train set. very cool. reasonable not in my range. maybe we can snag an old posterior a put ton of -- button of mickey. >> news continues on-line at

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>> welcome to hometown heroes week. for us, this week is all about paying tribute to some very special people who've done some truly amazing things. you can't put a price on the things these people have done, but a million dollars isn't a bad place to start. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] ♪ welcome, everybody. it's hometown heroes week on "who wants to be a millionaire." i love this week. today's hometown hero received global attention as the pediatrician who was the whistleblower who exposed the flint, michigan water crisis. today we are celebrating her efforts by giving her a shot at $1 million. from flint, michigan, please welcome dr. mona hanna-attisha. [cheers and applause] doctor, how you doing? >> awesome. good to be here. ♪