santa cruz county sheriff's department is trying to figure out what led to the abduction of a man. >> he disappeared around 3:00 a.m. and a body was found hours later along so cal san jose sane road. >> abc more. >> reporter: neighbors are in disbelief. >> this neighborhood is great and it's right on the point where people surf and a pretty busy airy. >> reporter: the 3000 block was blocked off after a home invasion and kidnapping. e sheriffs received a 911

call. >> it's a pretty secluded remote area, so cal san jose road. it kind of parallels highway 17 and it's up near the summit. >> reporter: the santa cruz county sheriff's office say they believe he was forced into a white suv bmw belonging to his girlfriend which left the scene. a deceased body was found nearby but officials say that person has not been identified. >> a lot of moving parts right now. detectives are working tirelessly, they have been since we got that call at 3:00 this morning. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies spent the afternoon securing the second cri to continue their investigation. for now they say it's likely that the 50-year-old kidnapping victim was targeted. anyone with information on the case is aed to call the sheriff's office. >> it's pretty bizarre that a serious crime like this would happen around here.

>> reporter: there's no suspect description available at this time, but the shf's office does not believe there to be any danger to the public. we're live in santa cruz, abcabc 7's chris nguyen. officials admit they received a complaint from a student about an incident before last friday's game and then notified police. that complaint does involve the football team. >> based on our investigation on facebook and social media entries, we base our investigation on the facts, and those are sometimes difficult to determine initially. >> right now gilroy high's football team will keep practicing and playing as scheduled while the investigation takes place. there's a new snag in the

o oakla lanlland a's interest to o the home. that would help propose the new one at the proposed site. the judge blocked the sale of the coliseum property which was announced earlier this move. the move was called illegal. citywe owns the coliseum property and they feel completely blindslided by the lawsuit. they say they are willing to work with all sides. >> we've offered to both entities to purchase out their share, we also offered the city to do more of a joint venture. we're open to a flexible arrangement and make sure this is a project that can be a win for everyone. >> reporter: the oakland mayor is hoping all sides can work together on a plan that does benefit everybody. the a's want to use any money to

help fund their proposed ballpark at howard terminal at jack london square. the judge has scheduled a february 14th hearing but he's allowing them to continue their talks. a san francisco-based lawyer and republican party leader is suing the state of california to allow them. she accuses him of failing to verify those on the polls are allowed to vote. they have failed to collect that the people on the voter rolls are actually u.s. citizens. dylan calls it a nonpartisan civil rights issue. >> we believe it's important that the most popular state in the country get its act together and they're not putting people in peril by mistakenly putting them on the voter rolls and telling them they have a right to vote. >> they claim they're protecting

voters but this is nothing more than an underhasn'tnded attempt bring in a playbook. a fire broke out at 1:30 this afternoon north of i-580 in dub lick. you can see from sky 7, a 15-acre fire that burned right up to the freeway and threatened a nearby structure. crews stayed on the scene to make sure all the hot spots were out. >> we want to know as well how our weather conditions are looking right now. let's get right to sandhya patel. >> reporter: take a look. the breezes are picking up in the east bay in oakland. san francisco west, 20, it's gusting to around 26 in san carlos. temperatures right now in the low 60s to the upper 70s compared to 24 hours ago. yeah, it's a little warmer today. five degrees warmer in novato.

san francisco, san jose, santa rosa, 4-degree warmup. as you take a look at the live picture from our east bay hills camera, we have nothing but sunshine from coast to england. this is going to continue but one factor is going to change. i'll let you know all about that coming right up. kristen? >> thank you. major repairs will take place. sky 7 flew above a part of the bay shore freeway where that work will take place at al mayny boulevard. parts of the freeway need to be replaced because the 69-year-old structure is rusted and failing in some places. so next summer caltrans will replace the deck during 18 days of closure, some of them full freeway closures over a three-week stretch. so putting you on those local streets is going to be difficult. >> challenging for everybody involved. >> we're going to keep you posted there. abc7 news as you know,

committed to building a better bay area. we talk about the homeless and mental health issues facing the city. >> today they announced a new vision for mental health care in the hopes it will overhaul the city's current system. >> n b bc . we have mfrm luz pena. >> the two supervisors are moving forward. >> reporter: there are more than 5,000 homeless people in san francisco. the city has identified at least 4,000 who are not only homeless but also have a drug problem and are struggling with mental health. how are we helping those people right now? >> we're helping them right now by trying to get them into treatment. we have a street medicine team that's out there on a regular basis, services, support, mental health stabilization beds and some of the work we're already in process of doing and i don't

want to continue to die vertz resources. >> reporter: on the other hand we have two supervisors who say they want to expand the city's mental health to offer an initiative that will be on the 2020 ballot. >> we'll serve mental health patients who have severe and mental health illness a we'll serve any san franciscan if they're very, very ill and on the verge of crisis. >> reporter: division includes both, cleaning and drug crisis scenes and the office of accountability. that last part is why the mayor does not support this initiative >> i'm not in the business of using taxpayer dollars to subsidize private insurance companies and unfortunately, you know, that is what they're proposing to do. >> reporter: the supervisor says they want to provide help to every san franciscan've phen they already have health insurance. >> right now we can also if

we're providing that brief care, we can go after that private insurer to help us pay for that. that's something we have the capacity to do that the treasurer does. >> reporter: now, nine out of 11 supervisors are supporting this initiati initiative. in san francisco, louz pena, ab 7 news. >> how much would it cost and where would the money come from? >> reporter: that's a great question, larry. it would kouft $100 million and this is money that would come from taxing ceos that are making 100 times more than their average worker. >> all right, luz. thank you. we want to hear your idea about "bild"ing a better bay area. the kind of controversy that made headlines in san francisco last month was settled in a manner of minutes. a lone man showed up to talk about anti-streep scaping. he was demanding that the

central del pueblopueblo strip of rocks. the rocks have been in place for many years but during a brief exchange they also had an update. >> i would say that it is not okay to use anti-homeless cement and rocks as an incentive to get homeless people off the street. >> but we are removing this thing. this is a plan we had for a long time. >> yes, yes. >> it has nothing to do with you. >> i can still say it is terrific development. it's a terrific development. >> the rocks were already scheduled to be replaced by landscaping this winter accordiaccor according to the center. they were placing large boulders to discourage camping and drul dealing. it's closing. another popular restaurant is shutting its doors for good.

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20 years later candace bushnell is back with the book "is there still "sex and thsex n in the >> first, it's not a sequel. those characters are on tv and then in movies and to put them back in a book seems weird, so it's a new cast of characters. it very much has the feeling of "sex and the city" 20 years later because when i was writing it, i had the same feeling i had when i was writing "sex and the city," which is i'm in uncharted territory again. >> now that you're writing it, it's about women in their 50s. how are women in their 50s compared to women in their 30s in terms of what they're looking for and what their lives are

like. >> one thing that's different -- i don't don't want to make a universal statement here. women in their 30s, generally if you're looking for a partner, you're thinking, i'm going to have kids, e i'm going to get married, i have goals, markers, i have this idea of a family that i want to create. if you're in your 50s, chances are you've already done that. >> you're like, i married the wrong guys, i had kids with you, and now i have to leave you and start over. >> it's not that it's the wrong guy. marriages change. they don't turn out to be what people expect. but i think what most women don't expect is, hey, i'm going to be back on -- i'm going to be dating again. i'm going to be starting my life all over again at the age of 55. that's something that no one's expecting. you think i have it all figured out and somehow i'm going to cruise. but it's not that like that. >> you learn from personal

experience. >> yes. that's what this chapter is about. wre the pressures or opportunities for women in this instagram/tinder world? >> gosh. i did a story on tinder, and i -- you know, it depends on the person. these things can work for people. >> yeah. >> you know, they may not work forever about. >> is it harder? would carrie and friends have fared well? >> one thing that was so different when carrie was dating and women who are days now is back then the problem was not a lack of guys to date. it was there are guys to date but none of them want to get married. now it feels like -- women tell me there aren't any good guys to even date. i keep hearing this again and again. it's not that men don't want to get married. it's more like men don't want to

grow up and leave their parents' house. >> oh, boy. >> or something like that. so it's harder, i think, in that sense. everybody seem as little bit younger. >> if that's the case with the guys these days does that make female relationships and friendships more important than ever. >> oh, absolutely. and they were really important in "sex and the city," and they come full circle and they're really important again when you're in your 50s and you're navigating single life. so absolutely. it's really about the friendship. that's one of the big themes, in "is there still "sex and the city"?" >> give me your favorite one-liner observation in this book. >> okay. when you get to be this age, it's going to be big. >> give me another one. i know i asked you about one.

that's what we love about you, candace. >> oh, my gosh. i don't know. you're going to have to read the book. >> is it going to become a tv series? >> it's going become a tv series. it's going to be all kinds of things happening, things that didn't happen on "sex and the city." >> that's awesome. more awesome clothes. >> everyone's excited about the clothes. >> miss candace, you're at the commonwealth club tonight. what time? >> 6:30. >> you have plenty of time. you should stick around and give us some style tips. congratulations. it's great you're writing about relationships. we can count on that. is there still "sex and the city"? read the book to find out. >> i'm not sure if i shouldn't defend my gender, but i don't

know that i can so we'll move on. hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea were on morning america" this morning. when it came time to her personal life, listen to this. here's what she said. >> boy, i think the gutsiest thing i've ever done -- well, personally, make the decision to stay in my marriage. >> chelsea then admitted she was pretty caught off guard by her mom's answer about former president bill clinton's affair. they're focusing on their new book which is about courageous women that have inspired them. from there we move on to the forecast with sandhya patel. >> take a look at live doppler 7 right now. it's clear outside. we don't have any fog. a live look from our mt. tam cam. you can see across the bay to ocean beach. 64 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. upper 60s from red wood citi to

san jose. 70 in gilroy and half moon bay. temperatures have come up a few degrees. from our sutra camera looking downtown over san francisco. low 70s from santa rosa to petaluma. >> another view from our exploratory camera as we look at a blue sky. another clear and chilly morning is ahead. temperatures will peak over the weekend. i want to show you your evening planner. when you step out, the numbers will be in the 50s and 60s. the temperatures will begin to drop. a starry night. we'll definitely need a jacket. temperatures will be in the 50s across the entire area. we had upper 30s to 40s. tomorrow morning with the clear skies we're expecting if good radiation cooling, so we'll expect the chill.

38 in lake point. down to 49 in san francisco. 47 in oakland. mid-40s around san rafael, concorde. san jose, 46, 47 in santa cruz. for the afternoon, it's going to be a little bit warmer than where we were today. some o of the inland areas in the 70s, you're going up to the 80s. 81 in ant yak. up to mid-70s in san rafael. a beautiful day coming your way. accuweather forecast will feature just some subtle changes. so on thursday as we expect a system passing to our north, it will bring a light cooling on our thursday. mid 60s to 80s and look at the october warmth coming your way. 70s at the beaches to upper 80s and low 90s inland. it's definitely going to be warm. the warmth carries over to monday with 70s to 90s.

we're going to below average today to above average for this time of year as we head into the weekend and early next week. tuesday we'll go with a few clouds and cooler weather. you know this happened every october. we get that warm weather. so it's not unexpected. >> i know you're going to go into greater detail later on. pretty mild for the wild-card a's and rays tomorrow night? >> oh, yes. it should be dropping into the 50s. >> what about the score? >> that's a different story. >> sean manaea is pitching, so it should be great. not time for fleet week, but we had some cool planes in the sky. plus this. >> i stopped because i knew it was the rye thing to do. was the rye thing to do. >> the image deal talk! was the rye thing to do. >> the image my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch.

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cart to get it to stop and thankfully nobody was hurt. a high school student goes on as a teacher snapped a picture of him pausing while the "national anthem" was playing. he heard it playing while he was walking to football practice. the anthem was being played be ever the break of a softball game. >> there was no one there. i just stopped because i knew it was the right thing to do. >> what a proud moment it was to do something like that when no one was looking. >> pope's mother also said, quote, character is what you do when no one else is looking. >> agreed. we've been telling you about the rash of restaurant closings all across the bay area. now another popular east bay restaurant is closing down. and a win f

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democracy protests started 17 weeks ago. more than 180 people have been arrested in the violent clashes. a texas jury has found former dallas police officer amber guyger guilty of murdering her neighbor. guyger had said she entered the wrong apartment by accident and then shot bo than jean thinking he was an intruder. we're joined live now in new york withhe latest. trevor? >> reporter: good afternoon. this conviction was a relatively quick decision that many legal experts told us was unlike anything they had ever seen, the jury ruling despite the argument that this was done out of fear, confusion, or even self-defense, that amber guyger murdered botham jean. amber guyger once an officer of the dallas police department now convicted of murder. the jury deliberated for six hours, even discussing the

lesser charge of manslaughter before reaching that decision. >> we the jury find the defendant amber guyger guilty of murder. >> reporter: the announcement met with gasps from inside the courtroom, guyger appearing to wipe tears from her face. she admitted she walked into bo than jean's home by mistake thinking it was her home, opening fire. guyger's defense attorneys argue she had been confused and feared for her life. >> i yelled at him, let me see your hands, let me see your hands. >> reporter: and monday used the castle doctrine, which allows you to defend yourself in your own home. but guyger wasn't in her own home. bo than jean was eating ice cream and watching tv. >> reporter: so the sentencing phase is under way.

we heard from botham jean's mother and sister talking about how difficult this loss has been for them. amber guyger faces up to 99 yeayea years in prison. >> how long could the sentencing phase take? >> it could take several days because on top of the family and co-workers talking about the loss of life, they talked about guyger's character. they presented text messages officer that had racial w undertones to them. it's going to continue into the week before before we learn how long amber guyger is going to prison. now to the varsity blues scandal, a san francisco winemaker is hoping to serve a much shorter prison sentence for his part in the college admissions scandal. according to the press democrat, he asked the judge for two months' time. that's much shorter than the 15

presented by prosecutors. he paid $15,000 to a test proctor to correct his daughter's s.a.t. scores. hue neas will fine out his exact pun,ment on friday. today marks the second anniversary of the las vegas mass shooting, the deadliest in u.s. history. officials held a sunrise service in honor of the victims at the clark county government center. crosses were also placed on the strip to honor the 58 people did and the others who were injured. a man fired into a crowd at a music festival. among the dead were four who had bay area ties. a 32-year-old from san jose, curt von till la who was 5. 57-year-old denise cohen who grew up in san ramon as did stacy edge a

the court's ruling affirmed the right of the federal communications is. to dump nationwide rules covering net neutrality. the decision will allow them to rs force the nation's laws. they developed them after the fcc repealed net neutrality rules in 2017. back to the forecast, cool for the past few days. were not done with the weather just yet. >> we're going to keep the weather going tomorrow. take a look. it's clear from coast to inland and that's how it's go ing to stay going into tomorrow. in the afternoon it's going be sunny and mild, certainly warmer than today. 69 in san francisco, 66 half moon bay. 74 in san rafael. mid-70s, napa, vallejo.ejo. 76 in fremont. 76 in san jose and 75 in santa cruz. thursday we'll be in a holding

pattern. friday the numbers come up again and look at saturday near the 90 degree mark for some of our inland valleys in the coast. a look at the accuweather's seven-day forecast and you'l notice rising temps with subtle coolsi ing on thursday. temperatures will come up so we feel the warmth. by sunday and monday, 90s inland, well above average for this time of year. larry, kristen? >> thank you. as part of our build a better bay area, we look at what appears to be the trenlds of restaurants closing in san francisco. last year more restaurants closed rather than open here in the city. >> there's a range of factors, the cost of doing business, rising minimum wage, changing habits. it's not just san francisco that's changed. have your dining habits changed at all. go to abc7news.com so you can weigh in on tonight's poll.

we'll leave this open while abc 7's wayne freedman brings us the story of a southern east bay favorite. >> reporter: sign of the times when a restaurant closed suddenly due to bankruptcy. it caught many customers by surprise. they found a locked door and empty chairs. >> i am disappointed. >> reporter: and yet there are others in the restaurant business who see more closures coming. >> would you go in this business now? >> no. no way. >> no. not a full service restaurant. i think full service casual dining like ours is a dying breed. >> reporter: we're in one of five buttercup restaurants owned by ben and his family. never take a restaurant for granted even if it seems busy >> restaurants have an extremely low profit percentage. >> reporter: about 3% and in a healthy environmental that works

against the viernlts when restaurant rentals go up and as well as minimum wainch. ruth has worked here 18 years. >> when the minimum wage goes up, everything goes up. >> do the tips go up? >> no. >> reporter: it's the classic double-edged sword. >> this is the beginning. you're starting to see places close at $12. what are we going to see at $15? >> reporter: we don't know the specific de-tades of kinkaid's, but the snapshot presents a wide angle view. >> it's the beginning. we're just getting started. >> reporter: in oakland, wayne freed miami, abc7 news. okay. so have your dining habtds changed? it looks like some people yes. 60% of you s mostly cook at home, although see more delivery and takeout, that is 14%. >> i'm surprised that meal plan was so low. there's so many people now and

so many companies offering fresh food that you just have to zap -- you heat it up quickly. it seems like more people are opting for delivery services as well. just bring me my food. >> i tried to meal plans, the delivery of the kits but sometimes they're just as costly as just ordering delivery. and you think, why do i save the time. >> clearly things are changing for all the restaurants, that's for sure. speaking of changing, our tastes, are they changing? >> we're going to find out really quick. pull sk pumpkin spice day is here. i hope you try the pumpkin

guess what. it's national pumpkin spice day. you're used to it in candles and things. what about deodorant? yes, we put the spice to the testify today. >> what does it smell like? >> pumpkin spice. >> okay. this is the next one. >> it's like more apply. i think the first one is a latte and the second one is deodorant.

>> oh, no. >> okay. that smells like a latte. >> and the next >> yeah, this has a sweeter smell to it. >> what's your final decision? >> first one is the latte. the second one is the deodorant. >> come on. you're right. >> good job. >> you know what? i can smell the coffee on it. that's what it was. it was still good though, nonetheless. i will say that. >> all right. joining us right now is victor verdugo with native who makes the deodorant and we're going to get the reasons behind why people love it so much. it's really unusual but very popular right now. don't you think we should put larry to the test? >> of course. we need to. >> you know the deal. you've got the stylish glasses. let's do this. a rand dom pickup.

is your nose ready? >> i'm as ready as i'm going to be. >> smell, sniff. think about that. whether that was the latte or deodorant. here's our second sample. >> that's the drink. that's the coffee. i think. i think the first -- >> let's make it more interesting. >> all right. >> you're going to stick your tongue out and taste it. first one or second one. >> that's the coffee. >> oh, congratulations, you did not have >> this is what happens when you don't participate in the morning meeting. i thought that was a candle.

that's deodorant? >> yes. >> it smells really good. >> the question is how do you get it to smell so amazing first of all and so food-like? how does that work? >> we put net meg, clove, and cinnamon, super traditional fall scents. it's signs of the fall season, super comforting. >> how many people wear pumpkin spice deodorants? >> it's one of our most popular scents. we bring it back every year. we brought it back in the body wash and bar of soap. >> didn't it start as a joke? >> yes. we wanted to tap into the social media craze but really like i said, it has those fall vibes of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove that make it so special and so cozy inside. you can carry it with you any time you want. >> it does smell amazing. i'm fascinated by us being

attracted to scents that smell like food on a person like, mmm, you smell like spam. >> we haven't released the spam scent but pumpkin spice will do for now, right? >> do you think you could ever go with this as a year-round -- is it so popular that you would smell it year-round? >> personally i would wear it year-round. it smells cinnamony. they really like it year round. but for right now it's a limited edition scent that we bring back for limited seasonal purposes. >> i like the fact that i can pronounce most of these ingredients that are in your product. that's great. what other ingredients or scents? >> coconut and vanilla.

>> coconut, i'm in. >> we're all about giving options. we have a wide variety of scents. like you said, treents are super simple and that's why we're using it to celebrate basic ingredients as well. >> all right. victor verdugo with native. thank you. >> i'm hoping this will make me more popular around the office. >> that one's for you to keep. >> thank you your business is up and running, but is it going beyond fast? comcast business gives you high speed internet.

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a big celebration for jimmy carter. the former president is turning 95, now the first u.s. president to reach that milestone. carter doesn't have any public plans for today but soon he'll be traveling to nashville with his wife rose a lind to help build houses for habitat for humanity. he filled the white house from 1977 to 1981. he became the longest living president in history this past spring. consumer news now, gm really wants to put the brakes on the strike that's going on. >> they're saying they're losing $50 million a day.

it's costing nearly 50,000on workers their paychecks and soon it could cost gm customers too. dealerships and repair shops say a lack of spare parts will say it will make it hard to make repairs and some recall work ave to stop altogether. popular models will be harder to come by on dealership lots. the strike is now in its third week. with forever 21 filing for bankruptcy, some customers are asking about their gift cards. the company says this is just restructuring so gift cards are still working and there are no issues working forward, however, the gift card girlfriend shelly hunter says sometimes stores think all is going well and then thingsfall apart. her advice is use any gift card sooner rather than later. buying stocks has been getting cheaper in recent years with brokerage houses slashing

fees to get customers. now charles schwab says it will no longer charge commissions of online trading of any u.s. stock, exchange traded funds and options. commissions will drop if $4.95 to zero on october 7th. schwab says price should never be a barrier to investing for anyone. their stock took a huge hit today. >> so did etrade and everybody else. how are they going to make any money? >> they say it's only 3% to 6% of their income. that they make their money through other means. >> unexpected. thanks, michael. united parcel service appears poised to operate the first drone airline. they granted their drone move last week. i allows ups pilots to fly zones beyond their line of site and deliver to campuses and hospital

settings. residential areas, that's still years away. according to the san francisco business times, zousk is poised to cut 80% of its work force by next april and move its operations out of san francisco. it comes after a german-based company acquired zousk earlier this year for $255 million. the layoffs will come in two phases with the company pulling out of the city by next move in what's being seen as a cost-cutting move. a couple's wedding photo shoot took a rather unusual turn thanks to a family of raccoons. check this out. here are the newlyweds. look at all the critters that came out. the photographer katherine white snapped the photos. they heard this rustling sound in the bushes. shortly after the session started a pair of raccoons

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and "blak ickis ish"blackish". aboo owe tech came up with a drink that helps with alcohol especially after you've been overserved. we spoke to the scientist over this unique remedy. >> reporter: scientists at this san francisco lab are busy genetically modifying bacteria to improve your life. >> we broke down this product. >> reporter: he's the co-founder of z-bionics. the enhanced probiotic will help with the misery after drinking. >> you can take the product and decide for yourself if you feel good. >> what is genetic modification? whether you're talking about agriculture or probiotics, it's

when you take dna from one cell and physically change it so it integrates with another piece of dna and ultimately creates a new trait in a different sound. >> it's weird to have something art fischel ll ll lly -- artif f created. >> i'm super skeptical that we never have enough research and then 50 years later you find it wasn't good for you. >> i would gladly pay $5 to $9 to not be hung over. >> reporter: he says paying for it is more of an issue than how it was made. >> if it was a matter of relieving my haimover, gmo or not. >> reporter: as for its future, he hopes it will protect people from toxic disease. >> it's a pretty interesting product. if it works, it's probably going

to be a game-changer for so many people. we'll have to check it out. that will do it for us for now. i'm abc 7's larry beil. abc news at 5:00 starts now. a driver arrested after authorities say he plowed into pedestrians jo a potential murder mystery involved the owner of this home. a tech executive is reported kidnapped and now police have found a body. we'll talk about a road sooip scam. we'll explain. a fight over the oakland a's. a fight is flying over the coliseum as there's a legal mess around it. and confusion over vaping and next month's election. and that breaking news is in cupertino. sky 7 flying above the scene where two people were hit by a car at a park. a suspect has been arrested on suspicion of murder. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze.

thanks for joining us. let's show y a mp of where this happened. it's at rancho san antonio >> chris alvarez has more. >> what you're looking at there is a suspect pinned between two sheriff's cars. the suspect was arrested here 15 minutes after police got a call of a disturbance in the at :00 p today. >> there was a vehicle that struck initially one pedestrian which led to two pedestrians and continued driving away from the scene. >> reporter: one victim died in hospital. another was treated on scene and released. this is now a murder investigation. however, police say they won't release any details about the suspect or the victims at this time, only that everyone involved are adults. they believe the two pedestrians were hit at different parts of the park. police say by the t