police chief and the people worried about what is going on. >> the death of a man in oakland is the first in this string of shootings that happened april 10 last year. six days later, the only person known to have survived and the only female victim was shot in stockton. more than one year went by before a man was fatally shot in july. that was followed by two killings in august in two in september. dan: surveillance video captured a man who could be the shooter. we have team coverage on the case. our reporter spent the day in stockton talking with people who fear they could be the first target. first we go to j.r. stone at the meeting that is about to begin. j.r.: i just spoke with the mayor minutes ago of stockton who tells me they are doing everything they can to get the person or persons responsible for these cases off the streets. tonight will be the first time that mayor and the police chief

hears from community members in a public setting like this. i want to step out of the way because all of that will happen here at this church. i am told by organizers that capacity here is that 500 or so. i want to go to some of the video. this is one of six crime scenes we have seen in stockton and oakland and it is important to mention that there has not been a specific description of the suspect given out by police. we have only heard the limited description of a person of interest at 5'10" to six feet in height. so many online have reached out to me about a video showing a man on a porch looking like a person of interest. that is something the police department has not released, or even acknowledged. but they will likely get questions about that this evening. the police chief referred to these killings as mission killings. experts tell me that means the person could be on their own mission. i spoke with a retired fbi profiler today who said it is very likely this is one

individual man. group serial killings are rare and the circumstances do not fit very well with this being a female. a criminologist i spoke with has major concerns, saying recent killings are being seen more and more often. >> serial killers like ted bundy, jeffrey dahmer, btk, they want to spend time with the victim, they want to control the victim and get to know them. this individual is not doing that. they are shooting them and simply moving on which says to me the act of killing itself is what is really driving him. j.r.: back out here live in stockton, you can see this church is filling up as we speak. so many people have spoken with, i spoke with a neighborhood leader earlier around 15 minutes ago and she said so many people came to her door asking what they should do going forward to stay safe. the chief is going to address that tonight and the mayor will

address that as well and you will hear what they have to say tonight at 11:00. dan: thank you very much. liz: now let's continue our coverage with on sir hoss and -- anser hassan. some people in stockton are downright scared right now. anser: many of the people we spoke to say they are on high alert. one of the people we spoke with is the ceo of a stockton shelter for the homeless that house about 280 people each night. some of the victims are homeless. he says he does not know any of the victims but his organization has been in contact with stockton police. we also spoke with a mother who says knowing that the suspect has ambushed most victims late at night has her worried about her family's safety. >> one of the incidents happened around the corner from where i live. so it hits home pretty close. you never know if someone is

driving by. could it be that person? or going out for a walk. it is a little terrifying. anser: stockton police say they still do not know of any motive. they are working with state and federal authorities on this case. $125,000 reward is being offered for anyone with tips that lead to an arrest. dan: since this is a developing story, we are posting updates that happen in between newscasts to our website. we will keep you informed there all the time. will find it on abc7news.com. liz: new video was released today of theour faly mkidnapfro. detectives say they have a suspect now in custody, but the kidnapped eight-month-old baby, her parents, and her uncle are still missing. karina nova is in the newsroom with the latest. karina: law enforcement is desperately looking for clues to help them find the family of

four. we learned more about the suspect's criminal background which includes armed robbery in 2005. we also saw a new video of the kidnapping from the merced county sheriff. it shows the suspect entering the family's trucking business with a trash bag and a gun. about 10 minutes later we see him walking out the back door with the two missing men, their hands zip tied. they drive away but six minutes later he comes back, goes inside again and brings out her and her eight-month-old baby. they all get into the truck and drive away. that is the last time the family was seen. investigators hope to get answers from him who is in the hospital after trying to take his own life. one of the big questions is why. >> my speculation is, is financial. until we prove otherwise. again, we do not believe there is a hate crime involved.

we just think this guy, because of his history, use a robber and a thief, he needs to be in prison. that is where he needs to be. hopefully we get him to communicate with us so we can get that family. >> every store, gas station, everybody who has cameras, please check the camera. if you have any household video, please provide it to the sheriff's department or law enforcement. karina: as of right now, authorities do not believe the victims newly suspect. the -- knew the suspect. there is a tip line for any information, 209-385-7547. live in the newsroom, karina nova, abc 7 news. liz: school is back in session in oakland exactly one week after a shooting left six people injured. about 200 students returned to their classrooms. the principal says teachers and

staff are addressing any concerns directly with parents, as well as with students who might be apprehensive about being back on campus. >> if they need us, they are saying us. if i need whoever, they are saying it and we are supporting them. liz: there was additional security on the bay tech campus today. right next-door, the site of the shooting remains closed as police continue their investigation. no arrests have been made. dan: today, california clean air day. the san francisco bay fairy is offering free rides. this is the first week all bay area transit agencies are mask free, by the way. az transit and bart dropped requirements over the weekend. here is some bad news. gas prices could push more people to take transit, that is good, but gas prices keep going up. california has the highest prices in the country. aaa says they went up more than anywhere else in the past week.

southern california set new records today. we are teetering on the brink in the bay area, within one penny or so of record prices we paid in june. dustin dorsey tonight is looking at the question everyone seems to be asking. why? reporter: gas prices on the rise again. seemingly going up as fast as the numbers turn on a pump. one state's prices are rising faster than anywhere else. you guessed it, california. leaving a bay area resident with one word to describe it. >> this is absolutely ridiculous and i refuse to put gas in my car because i cannot afford it and neither can anyone else. reporter: a record increase in the last three weeks. california now sits at $6.425 for an average gallon, nearly a full dollar higher than our neighbors to the north. the question is why? aaa says some supply may be restricted nationally due to hurricane ian. yet florida is more than three

dollars cheaper than us and we know that our prices have always been higher. supply and demand is indeed the issue, but it comes from the policies that california imposes on oil companies. >> as long as we see the california government imposing draconian bans and mandates and putting a price on carbon emissions, we are going to see an inhospitable market for oil. reporter: governor gavin newsom sees the cause for the rise coming from the oil companies themselves. last friday calling for a windfall tax to put oil profits back in the pockets of californians. >> the fact is they are ripping you off. their record profits are coming at your expense. reporter: they are making an early transition to cheaper winter blend gas. gasbuddy expert says spot gasoline prices are down nearly one dollar a gallon. these influence retail prices so

relief is on the way. but we know it is only a matter of time before prices rise again. it appears a game of finger-pointing has californians paying the political bill. >> strictly appalling. reporter: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: next, the i-team response to your calls about a trapped deer. you will not want to miss how it turned out. sandhya patel: i will let you know if this is going to last for the blue angels and fleet week festivities. dan: plus, 7 on your side's michael finney in the case of the disappeari

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dan: we have all been dealing with serious headlines lately, so the i-team's dan noyes decided to interview her calls for help for a deer trapped behind the fence of a small east bay reservoir. and dan is here were the story, a nice change in pace. dan: when people cannot get answers from government agencies, they sometimes call

me. they also know i find it hard to resist an animal story. this is a story about a woman with a kind heart and a young beer. >> i call him mr. buck. dan n: deborah first spotted him in june at the reservoir in oakland, an eight acre facility run by the municipal utility district. the drinking water supply is cure under that what cover but there is no running water inside that fence for the deer. >> it concerned me that after three weeks it was still here and i am concerned because it is so dry and you cannot get water obviously. dan n: she called wildlife groups, the department of fish and game, and east bay looking for help, but none came. so she started putting out food and water. check out the meals. >> cabbage, peanuts, apples, bread. he likes white bread. dan n: she also set up a little

camera that has captured the deer growing up over the past few months. here, he has that youthful velvet on his antlers. here, it's gone. >> i don't want to do this at all. this is not a lie for him. especially if you are not supposed to feed them or give them water. dan n: deborah and her neighbors also worry about predators making an easy meal of mr. buck, trapped in that confined space. >> i saw two coyotes. they are usually not in the reservoir and then might be stocking the deer. dan n: after the deer's plight hit next-door, some viewers contacted me. first, i wanted to see the deer for myself. 7:30 on sunday night, i have a camera on the ground and this is a great vantage point. he easily spotted me one floor up, got spooked, but returned it to eat. we also flew a drone to check the fence line and started calling in emailing officials from east bay mud. they finally sent a team of

biologists to survey the scene. when you see these really narrow trails, they are deer trails. dear trails leading to a hole in the fence. could it be an escape route? they set up a wildlife camera and over a few days, found mr. buck coming and going. >> spent a not going through the hole. dan n: through that hole is the neighborhood and other sources of food and water. >> to see that picture of his little butt going out, does that make you feel better? >> it does, yes. he's been pulling my leg pretty good. yeah, he has. dan n: there's your answer. the biologist said it is about time for mating season, so it will probably head through that hole to find a mate. the question is if he comes back and brings a new family with him. dan: keep us posted. that is a nice story. if you want to reach the i-team, dan would love to hear from you, as with the other members of the team. go to abc7news.com/iteam or call

1-888-40-iteam. liz: that is so sweet. doesn't like wheat bread, just white bread. and this weather also has been amazing. dan: this is always my favorite time of the year. just gorgeous. sandhya: you really cannot go wrong around this time, especially if you don't have the dry offshore winds raise in the fire danger and you don't have any extreme heat, which today we did not have any extremes. i want to show that high temperatures today. it warmed up without a doubt away from the coast. you were in the upper 80's to mid 90's. 95 fairfield print 87 in concord. nice around san jose. oakland 74. 86 degrees in santa rosa. definitely an nice-looking day compared to 24 hours ago. just about everyone is still warning -- running warmer. high pressure in control of our weather. that brought the warmth with a little bit of a down sloping

wind and now we are still dealing with a little bit of fog off the coastline that will be coming right back in. but not to worry for fleet week festivities later this week. the air show is happening, the weather looks fantastic. fine flying weather friday. the morning we start off with a little fog saturday, still nice for the blue angels air show. then cooler and cloudier on sunday. that will be the day there will be a little more cloud cover in case you're planning. certainly a lot of sun from the san jose camera right now. 78 in san jose. santa clara 77. cannot find the golden gate bridge because it is covered in fog. 89 fairfield 83 concord. at this hour you can see the fog layer sitting there in san francisco. a mix of fog and high clouds tomorrow. find fall weather for the airshow and the parade and there are hints of a few showers next

week nothing concrete one model is hinting at the possibility. tonight, 7:00, still short sleeve whether inland but along the coast you will need a sweater or jacket. tomorrow morning we are going to see more fog, higher clouds, and spotty drizzle at 7:00. in the afternoon far inland valleys will make it into the upper 80's to low 90's. the coastline will be in the 60's. generally speaking the warming trend that started today will be on hold tomorrow. morning numbers in the 50's and 60's. afternoon highs in the south bay definitely warm. 80 in santa clara. 81 san jose. 74 in san mateo. breezy at times in the city. north bay, low 80's. a mix of sun and high clouds. 74 in oakland. it is going to be warm. not as warm as today.

90 in fairfield, 88 in concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a mix of sun and clouds for your thursday. it is going to be nice flying weather for the blue angels. low 90's heading into the weekend on long coastline in the 60's. then sunday the second half of your weekend is when things start to change with a cool down. that cooling trend carries us through the early part of next week and that is when we are introducing more cloud cover. the winds tuesday and wednesday, maybe a few showers. liz: that would be lovely. a big changes in the works for grocery stores across california. our new state law says single-use plastic bags used for produce or meat will be phased out by january 2025. compostable recyclable bags will still be ok. >> it helps consumers be more educated about which products that are actually compostable.

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michael: for luanne, it seemed like a page out of a spy novel. >> may be a secret government program. michael: that began when she filed a petition with the u.s. tax court to dispute a big irs penalty. she paid the $60 filing fee with this check for $60. but a couple weeks later the court sent the check right back to her. to her amazement, it was totally blank. all the ink on her check had disappeared. >> my first thought was, oh my god, i sent the check and i forgot to fill it out. michael: but she did not forget. you tax court notice said it had been zapped by radiation, causing the ink to disappear. >> i cannot believe this. irradiated? i had never heard of such a thing. michael: here is a copy of her original check, and here is what it looks like now. everything she had written, gone. except for a faint shadow you

might be able to see. >> if i tilt it just right, i can barely make out, clerk, united states tax court. michael: she had to find a pen that resists radiation and write another check. >> what is that? michael: she went online and found pens with radiated ink. the cost? $240 for a pack of 100. >> i am not going to buy a special pen just to write one check. i refuse. what am i going to do? michael: we found out the postal service has been irradiating mail addressed to government offices in washington, d.c. ever since the big anthrax scare of 2001. that is when criminals were sending envelopes with anthrax powder through the u.s. mail. radiation would kill harmful bacteria and viruses in case of future attacks. the postal service acknowledged radiated mail can become brittle or yellow. a tax court tells us think

disappears from its mail on occasion. luanne says it should not be this hard to dispute an irs penalty. >> i do not know if even a sharpie would work. michael: this story does have an oddly happy ending. before luanne could send in a new check, the irs reconsidered her case and waived the penalty, so she did not go to court, didn't need to pay a filing fee. so thanks to the disappearing ink, she saved $60. now, that could make for a good spy model. dan: that is a good story. liz: we are headed for a warm weekend. the forecast is next. don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really.

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naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. which sanofi flu vaccine jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity,

using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. liz: hopefully you enjoyed this beautiful day. dan: and if you didn't, you have a chance to enjoy some in the future. sandhya: i love how you give away my forecast. yes, it is going to be fantastic.

tomorrow temperatures will be the same or even drop off a few degrees. good air quality across the entire bay area. a lovely view. we are seeing the fog rolling in over san francisco and the setting sun. good to moderate air quality in the next four days. live doppler 7 shows some fog as we look at the afternoon highs for tomorrow. upper 80's to low 90's inland. along the coastline, going to be breezy and a mix of sun and high clouds for your thursday. friday temperatures come back up again as we head into saturday. similar conditions. sunday is the cooler day. temperatures mainly in the -- seven-day forecast, we are looking at nice weather for the blue angels, fleet week festivities. you could not ask for better weather. this is a great time of year. low 90's inland for the first half of the weekend. mid 80's inland on sunday. we cool off for those who don't like it. next week we are talking upper

70's to low 80's in the warmest spots. but the winds will pick up so that is something we have to watch out for. fire danger next week, possibility of a few showers. dan: something going on with the warriors that typically happens in the abc 7 sports office. liz: we hear things going on in that room. larry: i usually settle those things pretty quickly. confrontation at warriors practice that may result in disciplinary action. plus, on the happier side, giants and a's wrapping up the season. this is the way to say farewell in style. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something.

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diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves.

wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national university. supporting the whole you. larry: the a's finished an admittedly horrendous season with smiles and fun. this is pure joy from stephen vogt, who homered at his very last at bet in his career.

who of his kids throwing out the ceremonial first pitches. not surprised these kids can bring it. then big hugs for dad. then this happens. high, deep, and aloha means i'm retiring. man, was he pumped. a's finish the season at 60-102, but what a way for him to go out. >> i am so thankful. thank you. thank you, alyssa, for allowing me to pursue my dream and holding down the fort at home. wow. holy cow. i'm just so thankful for this opportunity i was given. larry: universally loved. and also, drenched now.

giants trying to finish the season that .500 in san diego. 3-1 lead. he wasn't done. they are making a strong bid to play a starting role on the roster next season. this is not an instant reply. giants finish 81-81, ending .500 for the first time in franchise history, 140 years. there was a confrontation at warriors practice today involving draymond green and jordan poole. it got physical, with draymond reportedly smacking poole. the warriors reportedly contemplating possible disciplinary action. i do not believe this is on the same scale as draymond and kevin durant, but still. klay thompson probably going to sit out sunday's preseason game. he recently talked about a mental block he had about playing pickup games because he

tore his achilles in a pickup game a couple years ago. so the ramp up process for this season is going slower than you might think. it is fair to wonder if he will be ready on opening night, 13 days away. >> my guess is he will be ready. but it's not something we can automatically say yes or no on. so, it's getting better each day and he is doing better each day. trying to have him ready for opening night, but nothing has been determined the. larry: 49ers are getting ready to spend two weeks back east. for the first time this season, reinforcements coming. jimmie ward and jason barrette on the practice field, which is good news. ward injured his hamstring on the season. tore his acl last year. 49ers play sunday in carolina and stay in west virginia leading up to the falcons game. since 2019, the niners a perfect 6-0 playing back to back games

on the is coast. >> there is something when you go on the road, the distractions are less. the people are not there, and you are locked into a room and it helps guys focus a little bit more. i don't know if it is coincidence, but the numbers have been better. >> you are not sleeping in your own bed, but our organization does such an incredible job of making sure we are taking care of that that is pretty much the only change, and we have always had success doing it. larry: the 49ers, they will spend the money, keep everybody there, and save on the travel of going back and forth to the west coast. as for the jame run green situation, jordan poole is young and he likes to chirp a little bit. and we know about draymond, so it is not a huge shock. you have the michigan, michigan state situation. poole, who will probably get a big new contract, and draymond might not get a new one. but a lot of it is

personalities. liz: coming up tonight starting at 8:00, the connors, the goldbergs, abbott elementary, home economics, then big sky at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. and that is it. i am liz kreutz. dan: and i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening.

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welcome to "jeopardy!" three wins, three runaway games, and three correct daily doubles in yesterday's show have certified a solid early start for our champion, cris pannullo. and with 34 correct responses in yesterday's showing, he's starting to rack up some super champion-level stats. let's see if tory and francis can put him to the test today. here are the categories you three will be dealing with in the jeopardy! round. we begin with some... then... we give you the dam, you give us the nation. and finally, good news... cris, start us off. historic figures, $800. - tory. - who is dr. livingston? no. cris. who is stanley? stanley. looking for livingston. that's right.

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