live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> searching for a killer in san jose, police investigate a deadly home invasion, while neighbors say they've been worried about an escalation in violence. thank for joining us today. i'm reggie aqui. kristen sze is going to g in later today. neighbors tell us this is the most serious in a string of violent incidents. this shooting happened last night in north happen hsan jose. matt keller is there for us. >> reporter: once daylight hit, people who live here were getting into their cars and headed to work at the tech companies around here. horrific night filled with fear and a lot of questions. it's not something you expect to hear at around 8:40 at night at

the elon at river oaks complex in north san jose. >> just a gunshot, all i heard. >> reporter: this woman lives next door to where the shooting took place. she did not want her face on camera. police say two men forced their way into this apartment and shot a man. >> it was super scary, it was very, very scary. >> reporter: the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police did not make any arrests or have a suspect description. >> it's very shocking to us. it was very, very shocking. kind of all off guard for us. >> reporter: several neighbors came up to us to complain about what they say is a lack of security at this apartment complex that houses mainly workers for nearby tech companies like cisco. >> i don't like to see people get hurt. i know the community here, the c people here, i've been here four years, they're very strong, hardworking people, going to work every day like myself. >> reporter: residents say there have been too many crimes lately, from car break-ins to a

jogger being robbed at gunpoint. now this murder, something that clearly rattled the residents. >> seen not this much, honestly, not this much. kind of scared now. >> reporter: i just received an e-mail from the apartment complex management. it says "elon management is aware of the situation. we're doing everything we can to assist the police with their investigation. our first priority is always the safety and security of our reside residents." this is the 21st homicide here in san jose this year. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. a north bay school has extra security now, the second time this month after another threat was made against redwood high school. jessica castro joins us with more on the school's actions t ensure safety. >> hi, reggie. today's threat has been deemed not credible. so far things have been going smoothly all thanks to those extra officers. the district says it did consider canceling class, but when they determined the threat wasn't credible, they didn't

want to encourage caco granted, should anything happen today, still, police are on campus right now, and they're ready to take action. classes went on as scheduled, but things are far from normal at redwood high school. four extra police officers were on hand today, dealing with the new threat. this one appeared on the bathroom wall, someone wrote there would be a school shooting today. police don't think it was a credible threat, nevertheless, they were extra cautious. >> we believe that this is not a credible threat, but nonetheless, we do take it seriously, and so that's why they've agreed to be a presence here on campus today. you can imagine we're, wroyou k, you could be right a thousand times, wrong once, you beat yourself up for that. >> reporter: a second time this month the school faced a threat. sky 7 was over the scene last week when students at redwood high were evacuated to the football field all because of a bomb threat. >> if we do, when we do find out who commits these types of acts,

we do not tolerate this in the district and will use the fullest measures within our policy address that. >> reporter: meanwhile the school's principal sent a letter to parents telling them about the extra security, and also encouraging students to come to campus today. >> i would say that overall, the response has been very positive. thankful that we've allowed school to continue today. >> reporter: and of course, the school day is about halfway done, if police advise school administrators to shut down schools still today, parents will get a text, an e-mail, they will notify it on facebook and also tweet it. jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> jessica, thank you. a public funeral is going to be held for the chp officer work. 44-year-old james branik died last week in a san martin. funeral services held at 2:30 this afternoon and the morgan hill cultural centers. trying to determine what sparked this house fire, started

after 10:30 last night on crompton road. flames were coming out of every window when firefighters got there. neighbors told crews everybody was out of the house. took an hour and ten minutes to get the flames under control. nobody there got hurt. new developments out of florida, a 12th nursing home patient has died. the facility lost air-conditioning during hurricane irma, you probably remember this story. this morning the broward county medical examiner's office i.d.'d the victim. police are treating all deaths from the rehab center in hollywood hills, florida, as part of its criminal investigation. they want to know why the patients died after the storm, even though a fully functioning hospital sits just across the street from that nursing home. and new developments in puerto rico, fema says its top priorities include restoring essential services. like electricity. this comes ten days after hurricane maria violently struck that u.s. territory. acting homeland security secretary elaine duke is visiting puerto rico today. duke faces criticism for calling

the trump administration's response to puerto rico a, quote, good news story. >> this is -- damnit, this is not a good news story, this is a people are dying story. this is a life or death story. >> we will not rest, however, until the people of puerto rico are safe. these are great people. >> puerto ricans are also enduring long lines to buy gasoline, to fuel their cars and portable generators. people from puerto rico who are here in the bay area have formed a group to help. it's called sf 4 pr. it's putting on a donation drive tomorrow at the basketball facility called jam town in oakland. if you want to learn more about how you can help them, go to our website, abc7news.com. going to switch now to the weather here in the bay area. we are tracking that weekend cool down. here's a live look at our exploratorium camera at pier 15. it shows a few clouds and smooth water on the bay as the folks take a ferry ride this morning. meteorologist drew tuma has the friday feeling.

drew, it's called fall. >> yeah, reggie, already running 5 to 10 degrees cooler right now than this time yesterday. certainly feeling more like autumn today than it has for much of this past week. outside we go, the tam cam showing you we are seeing sunshine in the north bay. but right around the bay bridge, we're stuck with some low clouds. the marine layer right now in full effect. bringing us these cooler changes. future weather showing you by 3:00 tonight, our warmest spot are still struggling to even reach 80 degrees. and then later on tonight, we'll see some low clouds back into the 60s we go. have that light jacket later on tonight for your friday evening plans. highs today closer to the coast more in the way of cloud cover, 60s and 70s become widespread. take a look at the all important weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. reggie? >> okay, drew, see you then. it's an honor more than six decades in the making. hundreds of korean war veterans coming to san francisco for a day of appreciation. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at the palace hotel. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning,

reggie. this event is just about to get under way. 400 korean war veterans and their family members all here to be celebrated at a luncheon here at the palace hotel. pretty special to have them all in one place. we watched as they checked in this morning. these are members of the u.s. and korean military. many of them wore their uniforms. their relatives are all dressed up. there seems to be a lot of pride and appreciation for this event. the consul overageneral told us celebrate the national day of korea every year on october 3rd, they decided this was a good yooyoo year to dedicate it to veterans and host a big bash because they realize this population is shrink shrinking. >> the younger is 85 years old, they're very aged and passed on very rapidly. we thought it would be a very timely period now to host this kind of event. >> it's great because there's so many of us getting up in age

here and who knows how many more years that we have. to associate with people that took part in what we did there is an honor to be here and i'm glad to be here even though i'm not walking that good. >> reporter: mickey is t97 year old. he looks great. he says he hopes young people realize what a great country they live in here in the united states and carry on the pride that these veterans feel. this is a large-scale event. it doesn't sound like this will be an annual event, but wanted to show their appreciation for these veterans and the sacrifice and the devotion, especially for a war that they spay is sometimes called the forgotten war. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> nice to see such a strong turnout, amy, thank you. housing help for all of california, next on abc 7, the plan governor brown is unveiling now and what it will mean for the bay area. then flu season right around

the corner. doctors say this year it may be more important than ever to get that shot. the strain they are tracking that could be especially dangerous. and it's hurry up and wait at best buy locations across the country. what has these gamer a dad and daughter flying trip. >> nice, lucky girl. >> see where they go, next "right this minute."

in today's morning money report, we begin with california's affordable housing crisis. this morning governor brown is in san francisco to sign more than a dozen housing bills. those bills are divided into

three key pieces of legislation. one of these would put a $4 billion affordable housing bond before voters next year. a second imposes a new $75 fee on real estate transaction documents. the third aims to streamline regulations that can slow down affordable housing construction. lawmakers say the package is the most significant housing policy in years. volkswagon dealing with another big bill as it struggles to put that emissions test cheating scandal behind it. this morning, the german automaker announced it was setting aside an additional $2.9 billion to buy back and retrofit diesel cars. this is on top of the nearly $23 billion in legal settlements. vw has been under a cloud since 2015 when caught cheating on emission tests for diesel-powered cars. a little hard to believe, flu season is almost here. and health officials say this year could be especially dangerous. because of a certain strain they're seeing pop up.

abc's dr. jennifer ashton spoke about the flu warning on "good morning america." >> the cdc is tracking flu activity now in the southern hemisphere as a predictor to see what we might expect laylater on our flu season. h3n2, very bad actor, vea strai that makes people very sick. concerned it would be hitting people soon. this is not a bad cold, take it seriously. >> the cdc recommends a nearly flu vaccine for everyone over the age of 6 months. the calendar officially says fall, and this week in the bay area celebrating that. still to come on abc 7 news, a sneak peek at the family fun happening where you live. it may look like black friday but that's not the reason people are lining up at stores today. the throwback classic bringing out fans around the world. here's a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. meteorologist drew tuma coming up with today's accuweather forecast. abc 7 news celebrating

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mario k oorksart is the gre video game of all-time according to me. if you're obsessed with that and donkey kong country, why aren't you in line? the super nes classic is now on sale. abc 7 news was at the best buy store in milpitas, people were lining up earl yer this morning. look at all those people. they wanted to be first in the door when it opened. the super nes classic is a

highly anticipated miniature version of the popular ninten nintendo. includes 21 classic games, no cartridges needed and replicas of the controllers. the price tag, 80 bucks. most people we spoke with said it's well worth it to have a piece of the past. i was in ninth grade when super nes b came out. you were embryo stage at that point. >> sego. >> do you agree with me, greatest of all-time, mario kart. >> got better on n64. >> got so much better. then the wii. >> got better and better. >> could talk about this all day long. the princess, shooting those things -- >> talk about the weekend forecast, going to be fantastic. live doppler 7 along with satellite, high clouds streaming across most of the region, associated with a cold front bringing in the awe tim-like weather. embarcadero, partly sunny skies. more in the way of sunshine later on this afternoon. the big story today, the

temperature change. look at santa rosa, 12 degrees cooler right now than this time yesterday. similar story in san jose right now, 9 degrees cooler in hayward, 67 degr7 degrees coole concord. certainly feeling more like it should be this time of year. 63 the current number in oakland. all this cloud cover now has slowed that warming process. where we have more in the way of sunshine like brentwood, up to 74 currently right now. highs today close to the coast, that cloud cover going to be pretty stubborn. by the afternoon, away from the coast, should get sunshine peeking out. 85 the high in fairfield. afternoon peeks of sunshine in san francisco, only 67. 81 san jose. 72 oakland. 80 the high in santa rosa. overnight tonight, we'll have clouds early on along the coast. they're going to clear out likely after midnight. so plenty of stars after that midnight hour. mid 40s to mid 50s overnight tonight. that is really nice sleeping weather this time of the year. opening up those windows for the natural ac. futurer tracker temperatures,

saturday, tons of sunshine from the getget-go. comfortable temperatures. spont whe spot on where we should be this time of year. ditto for sunday. the sunshine continues. that's great news as we take you into october fest in oakland. lots of sunshine. temperatures in the mid and upper 70s. bridge to bridge, the runners on sunday, going to be a nice morning. 8:00 that rice starts. temperature 59 degrees under sunny skies. and by the noontime hour, lunchtime, it's mild. those temperatures right around 71 degrees. so enjoy for all those runners out there by sunday. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast, plan the next seven guy days for you. cooler afternoon. adding cloud cover to our sky 37 saturday, tons of sunshine. what you'll notice on sunshine, it's a bit breezy. temperatures still in check. that breeze going to cool us off. by middle part of next week, both wednesday and thursday, temperatures below average for this time of year. fall certainly sticking around with this pattern change next

seven days, reggie. >> looks perfect to me, drew, thank you. what do you get when you cross sharks with october fest? my colleague from abc 7 mornings jessica castro is back, she says it's actually a good time. here she is with the details from our partners at hood line. >> you've heard of october fest, have you heard of the slightly more dangerous sharktober fest? sharktober fest is happening this weekend. i'm kidding about the dangerous part. it's a fun family event. happeni happening this weekend. head to the marine sanctuary visitor's center starting. 11:00 a.m. saturday. celebrate the return of the majestic great white sharks to our ocean backyard, yes, you'll be able to see some live sharks. also enjoy the costume contest, a parade and talk to shark experts. the event is free. in san francisco, two major street fairs to check out. first check out the autumn moon festival in chinatown happening all weekend long. it's a classic. now in its 27th year with vendors, food and several

parades. the grand parade is saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. and it's free to attend. or go to the castro street fair. founded by harvey milk in 1974. located in the heart of the castro at market and castro streets. and you won't miss it, there will be hundreds of booths lining the streets and multiple stages with live music. money from the event goes toward maintenance of the world famous rainbow flag that flies in harvey milk plaza. entry is a suggested 10 bucks. for details on these events and more, go to our website, abc7news.com and hook you up with hood line. >> great weather for all of it. >> toompbl >>

coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, high-end chocolate with a twist. medical marijuana and the company behind it is hoping to open a store in a place you might find a little unusual. and t catch. willie mays gets a new honor were being one of the all-time greats of the game. that story tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. but right now, one of our favorite segments of the week, perfect pet. as promised, drew is back to introduce us to two little friends. hey, drew. >> yeah, hey, reggie, today we're featuring two dogs from the peninsula humane society.

spca. let's meet bella and stripe, both senior chihuahuas. bella is the silver one. she's ten., is nine. volunteers at the setter tell us the two have really bonded and are very protective. stripe is also a ball of energy and will be great at learning new tricks. to meet bella or stripe, call the number on your screen. 650-340-7022. they're so cute together. look at them. >> have we turned the corner or is october, going to continue hot weather still? >> at least next week we look cool. there could be one week in october usually the middle of the month that likes to sneak up and bring us 80s and 90s to rnture . seven days. nice weather. >> okay. for all the boys and girls who still want to get their sun worshipping on. >> oh, yeah, not quite out of the question yet. at least the next seven days, falli fall-like. >> i'll let jessica castro know. >> she loves the sun and hot weather. >> from all of us at abc 7 news,

thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" coming up next. the news continues on abc7news.com. our next cast is at 4:00 p.m. until then, have a great weekend.

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