>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> tonight our worst fears have

been confirms. we found the four people from the kidnapping and they are in fact, deceased. >> the breaking news truly terrible discovery. for family members including an eight-month-old girl found dead after being taken against their will. the main suspect is now talking. you for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> the merced county sheriffs's office gave an update hours ago after spending the past two days trying to locate the family. >> tim johns is in the newsroom with the latest on the tragic discovery. >> during that news conference the sheriffs office said they had gotten a call around 5:30 this evening about bodies discovered near does palos. the investigation is far from over. the bodies were found in an orchard in a rural part of the county. the family members, a husband, his wife, their eight-month-old

child and an uncle were kidnapped from a business monday. >> there are no words to describe the anger i feel and the senselessness of this incident. i said earlier, there is a special place for the sky. >> they shared surveillance video, taken just outside the newly opened trucking company and shows two men's with their hands zipped tight behind their backs. >> it is something nobody is prepared to deal with. we are hoping and praying every moment. >> relatives of the family spoke to the community. >> we are devastated, shocked, we are dying every moment. >> a suspect was taken into custody tuesday but was under medical sedation for a period of time after trying to take his own life. the merced county sheriff said he was awake and talking with authorities. the sheriff stressing this is still an active investigation. >> what we are dealing with

tonight is bad and we will be out here all night having to deal with it. >> a motive for the kidnapping has not been determined but authorities believe it to be financial and nature. -- thank you. now to developments tonight in the search for a possible serial killer. they are now starting to zero in on a similar pattern. >> someone who works at night or early in the morning and the victims ambushed. >> neighbors brought their fears straight to police. >> dozens of people attended this meeting, one woman said she got home late the other night and instantly thought of the murder cases that have happened late at night and early morning. people certainly on edge here. >> we are scared now. >> they are outside waiting for the right. >> translators describing

concerns of hispanic farmworkers who attended this wednesday night community crime meeting in stockton, concerns at a time when police say there is a possible real killer linked to six murders. five end stockton and one in oakland. five of the six victims were hispanic. >> emiliano is a farmworker. when -- who leaves his home early in the morning. he is fearful for himself and his loved ones who work in the fields. >> my family, my sister, my brother, >> others have similar worries. >> yesterday a lot of neighbors came and talked to me to see what are we going to do about this? that is why i am here. >> stockton police chief and

mayor spoke about all crimes in stockton at this meeting but it took well over an hour to hear any sort of safety recommendation and a light of the ambushed killings. >> nothing good is happening after dark. if you have to be out with -- if you have to be out be with someone. we are all concerned about what is going on right now. all the time you need to be concerned. >> the chief says the fbi, atf and numerous other agencies are involved in this multi-murder investigation. >> we are going to do everything we can to get this person or persons of interest. >> the chief says the community is responding saying wednesday they received 100 tips in this case. abc7news. >> and the east bay, students at oaklands bay tech charter school returned to class today. it has been one week since six people were injured in the shooting at neighboring high

school located on the same king estates campus. the principal says the teachers and staff are addressing safety concerns directly with parents and students. there is added security on the campus. the high school remains closed and no arrests have been made in the shooting. >> new developments in alameda county, 12 of 47 deputies found unsuitable to serve returned to work today after retaking the psychological test they previously failed. they gathered outside the sheriff's office managing none of the deputies be rehired. the 47 deputies were stripped of weapons and badges last month. they received an -- unsatisfactory scores on psychological exams, some tests back from 2016. >> drug deals on city streets will not be tolerated. that is the message today in san francisco. aggressive new measures to hold drug dealers and users accountable.

san francisco police have made more than 260 felony arrests for narcotics sales. they also seized 28 kilograms of narcotics including 18 kilograms of fentanyl. mayor, police chief, along with supervisor, all agree that those arrests have to be backed up with charges and convictions. >> there has to be accountability. we cannot be the city where people think they can come to san francisco or if they live in san francisco, and do whatever they please. >> she says her office has filed more than 180 narcotics sales cases since july 1. charges don't tell the whole story but they do illustrate authorities are taking a more aggressive approach and they are taking this issue very seriously, she says. >> a goal to transform transit and a booming neighborhood of san francisco. officials are reimagining a close to 20 acre site near oracle park from fort street to

7th street. caltrain and developer reintroduced the san francisco railyard's project at a virtual community meeting. it includes improvements to the station, plus a development that could include residential, office and retail space. they describe it as a transit oriented development that would tie together san francisco, showplace square and mission bay neighborhoods. >> we all want to be taking more public transit if gas prices keep going the way they are. the statewide average is $6.42. that possessed a fraction of a penny lower than the all-time record prices paid in june. aaa claims supply restrictions due to hurricane ian. newsom says oil companies are at fault for the spike in prices. the california air resources board is making an early transition to cheaper winter blend gas. >> tomorrow, california governor

gavin newsom will be in san francisco to sign a major climate agreement with his west coast counterparts. the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premier will be at tomorrow morning's signing. san francisco mayor will be there as well. these groups have been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. we have put together a full library of climate watch coverage. our team give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our climate changing. find it on the streaming of, available for apple tv, android, amazon, fire and roku. do that when you have a moment but stay here with us. coming up a deadly crosswalk crash taking downtown walnut creek. the driver nowhere to be found. >> mav october but it

controversial changes coming to a holiday tradition. san jose is split over christmas in the park. >> the swirling rumors over what took place at practice today. >> warm fall weather for fleet week and then big changes will follow. a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> who cares if it is a school night? you dropped out. what characters have they offered you? go ahead.

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>> a community is in morning tonight after the loves business owner was killed in a hit-and-run crash in walnut creek. she was trained to cross the street around seven :00 saturday evening when police say a car ran a red light and hit her. the driver did not stop and police are investigating, trying to figure out who is responsible . many who knew tammy early been flowers near the accident scene as attribute. >> it is someone i'm not going to be able to see ever again and neither are her kids and family. it is tragic.

>> kami's death has sent shockwaves drew walnut creek. -- tammy's death. >> a mountain line found nearly dead is getting care at the oakland zoo. released pictures and videos. they say it appears he is 14-16 months old. wildlife officials tranquilized and captured the cougar and a backyard and santa rosa yesterday. the animal was loaded with parasites and may have a virus. zoo staff are waiting on test results and the mountain line is receiving care. >> northeastern law school sent out acceptance letters for the next school year. but it was all a mistake. the boston area university says a technical glitch caused the error, 205 emails went out to hopeful applicants. the school also sent out acceptance meals to nearly 4000 previous applicants including some who are current students.

officials are asking people to dismiss the emails saying for acceptance decisions will be made later this fall. >> if you plan to take a flight over the holidays, they say book now. prices are expected to soar. wall street journal reports the average price for flights during thanksgiving is already up 40% from the same time last year. -- 48%. they say holiday airfares will be the most expensive in five years because of the strong demand. good morning america will have money saving holiday advice tomorrow here on abc7 starting at 7:00 a.m.. >> a significant change is coming to a holiday tradition in san jose. >> the beloved downtown ice freak will not be returning the season. instead organizers are going down a different path. -- the beloved downtown ice rink

will not be returning this summer. >> a new spin on a tradition in downtown san jose. the downtown ice rink will not be returning this year. it often coincided with christmas in the park but was not affiliated. >> the cost of running the chillers and maintaining the ice and building a deck for the ice rink were spit -- were all expenses. >> he says ice-skating has been a holiday staple in the city since 1995 but now he says it is time for a change. beginning mid november the circle of pumps will be the site of the low height downtown roller read. the association bringing in a low -- local business owner. >> all these viral videos, people learning to skate and choosing this as their pandemic pastime. >> she is the owner at eastridge mall. a former silicon valley roller girls derby player, skating has

been a passion of hers since she was a kid. the pressure is on to get plans and permits together and to let the good times roll. >> what i am doing is far less complicated, i actually am able to shave whole month off the construction time. >> some worry the new experience may be too casual, not carrying the sparkle of the holiday season. >> it does not go with everything else around christmas time. having a roller rink i think is like a little kid's birthday party. >> she is ready to rise to the occasion having originally come into the mall as a christmas themed pop up four years ago. she empathizes with the community losing something so dear. >> i got into this business because we lost our roller rink in town and i have gone through that heartbreak. >> she says there is an added element of accessibility and adaptability with roller skating which would allow for more

people to take part. in san jose, abc seven news. >> if you are still looking for someplace to ice skate, kristi yamaguchi will have her holiday rink open in san ramon. that is november 11 through january 8. >> it doesn't feel quite cold enough for ice-skating yet. >> not quite. >> it will feel like i weather next week. we have some big changes coming but let's talk about the immediate forecast because the blue angels are in town. we have fleet week festivities and fog. i want to show you a time lapse from earlier tonight. this is the golden gate bridge. few make it out. this was a short time ago as the dog began rolling in and -- as the fog began rolling in.

the fog is heavy along the coast and parts of san francisco tonight. it is sitting near the coast and really going to be limited in its coverage. inland valleys will not see the fog. temperatures anywhere from 50's-60's. it was a warmer day. inland highs were in the 80's and 90's. 92 livermore. 60's along the coast. these are kind of the summertime temperature range even though it is fall. we had a wide range of temperatures. what you would expect to see perhaps in june, not so much october. there will be fog tomorrow morning. by the time the blue angels take to the skies there will be higher clouds but it should be fine for practice rounds. it is going to be sunny for the air show after morning fog on saturday. sunday it will get cooler and cloudier. temperatures in the upper 60's. here is a look at the forecast headlines, a mix of fog and high clouds tomorrow. find fall weather for the air

show and parade. wendy and well below average next week. tomorrow morning you will notice drizzle. it is already misty and foggy. between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. give yourself extra time if you are commuting in the morning because the fog will be heavy and it may take longer as it slows you down. temperatures will start out mainly in the 50's. tomorrow afternoon, amateurs will be about the same or dialing back a little bit. -- amateurs will be about the same or dialing back. -- temperatures. it is going to be a mix of sun and high clouds. i want to fast-forward as we head towards next week, a trough is going to dive down and as it does there is possibility of rain and snow in the sierra. showers possible in southern california. for us it will be a windy, cool pattern. the concern of course will be fire danger. the seven-day forecast, mix of

sun and clouds tomorrow. nice for the blue angels. over the weekend it will be blue skies for the air show saturday. the cooling continues and i want to point your attention to tuesday, wednesday. mid to upper 70's inland, only 60's coastside. that will be the kind of whether he would expect to see in late october, late november. i think it will be a big change

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