moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. it seems that this person or persons is very focused on the killing and very calm and confident afterwards. tonight the search continues for a possible serial killer in stockton who is now claimed the lives of six men as we hear from the mother of one of the victims. good evening. i'm on a date and i'm dave ashley. thank you for joining us people in stockton understandably remain on edge some even say they're making changes to stay safe with a killer on the loose abc 7 news reporter answer hassan is in stockton tonight and joins us live with the latest answer. i'm on dan good evening. stockton police. chief says the suspect or suspects is the killer on a mission. he says he attacks in dark locations and areas where there

are no witnesses. we spoke to one family with the bay area connection. they say based on these patterns. they've made some big changes to their daily routine. stockton police chief stanley mcfadden says his department is dealing with a serial killer who's on a mission. i'm missing the kill, you know at these scenes. there's been you know wallets keys, you know, this person could easy take in vehicles could take in money credit cards, but none of that stuff has been taken chief mcfadden was interviewed on gma3. he says there's been seven shootings six fatal as he explains the woman who survived the shooting has been extremely helpful creating a suspect profile. she did let us know it was a male suspect she was able to provide us a heightened weight and that's what we connected with the video that we're pushing out that surveillance video shows a person of interest with the distinct limp police have placed the person of interest at several of the shootings. please say they don't have a

motive, but there are some similarities with each shooting. it's very dark locations. it's locations where there's not very many witnesses around. it's okay cases where it's over saddled by trees, you know, this is a person that that lurks and the shadows please say most of the victims have been ambushed late at night and most are latino based on those patterns. the alvarado family is making big changes. my dad is the one that he commutes to the bay area. so he's the one that wakes up, you know, three four in the morning to go commute. so it's been our concern with him, especially seeing that he's been we're hispanics and males have been mainly the ones in targeting karen alvarado says they're installing security cameras around their house and making sure their dad parks in the driveway to make sure that we can at least see what's going on and we telling him, you know go in and out real quick. no staying in the car. no, just like hanging out. just do what you need to do and head out.

stockton police say they're working with state and federal officials on this case. 125,000 reward is being offered to anyone with tips that leads to an arrest reporting live ansar hassan abc7 news. all right, i'm sure thanks very much and tonight. we are hearing from the mother of the youngest victim 21 year old jonathan hernandez rodriguez reporter mary cella de la cruz has that story? tinto was an empty house. that's how we didiana rodriguez describes her home after the death of her 21 year old son, jonathan hernandez rodriguez known by many as johnny. she says that although at times silent colomeric everything inside their home reminds her of him. johnny is a youngest victim in a series of killings most of which have happened in stockton. she recalled the morning of august 30th when her son's body was found inside his car you're okay. her husband called to notify her and she immediately left work since then.

she's been dealing with grief. i sent the comanchock bay and shark after being notified by stockton police about a potential serial killer investigation connecting johnny's death to five others and one survivor at the moment. she says that she's considering moving out of stockton given that she still has a daughter and is afraid for her safety as her sons ashes lay in her living room. vidienna is making one last request. so kevin kayo joseph she knows that although sometimes people want to avoid having problems. she's asking anyone who may know anything about her son's murder to come forward in stockton marisela de la cruz. happening tonight a vigil is planned for a merced family found dead yesterday after they were kidnapped. meanwhile new details are coming out about the suspect in their deaths a family spokesperson says jesus manuel salgado worked for the sing family's trucking business a couple years ago. there was a disagreement and they parted ways salgado remains

in the hospital tonight after authorities. say he tried to kill himself new developments a suspect has been arrested following a series of attempted kidnappings berkeley police say there have been at least four similar attempted kidnapping cases all of these incidents happen in august and september involving teenagers ages 12 to 15 officers arrested the suspect yesterday a 36 year old berkeley woman for attempted kidnapping and three counts of molestation. berkeley police are also investigating a shooting that happened just after six o'clock this morning. they say a man woke up to sounds of sawing outside his home on oak street in glen avenue when he walked outside. he found two people trying to steal the catalytic converter off his vehicle. he yelled at them and that's when one of them opened fire fortunately. no one was injured. this incident comes though. just days after a man in oakland's glenview neighborhood was shot and killed while interrupting catalytic converter thieves. there's a new effort to crack down on sideshows across the bay area the san francisco municipal

transportation agency installed speed bumps in the middle of an intersection. these are at plymouth avenue and sadawa street in the city's ocean view neighborhood. oakland is trying a similar plan abc 7 news spoke today with oakland mayor libby schaaf about the effort to crack down on these side shows trying to engineer the prevention of sideshows and other cities have definitely been asking us about how these things have worked center lines that are hardened. the new rubber speed bumps that can be installed rapidly as well as these bot dots that make it harder to do the donuts and the intersections. the san francisco municipal transportation agency says it will weigh the effectiveness of the sideshow speed bumps and determine if there is a need for more of them. after not having any issues for the first 13 years of business a store in san jose has been dealing with multiple break-ins over the past year abc 7 news reporter. dustin dorsey says the owner has advice for other small businesses as a holiday season

approaches. batteries and bulbs on stevens creek has been keeping customers charged and ready for 14 years in san jose, but after a rash of break-ins and crimes this store that specializes in power is finding it hard to keep the lights on we need to make sure that our staff is safe. our customers are safe and if we can't assure that then what what's the point of continuing on surveillance footage shows a few of them major incidents that the store and owner neil dorward have dealt with since last november the front of the store has been shot out by a pellet gun and smashed by a rock as someone ran into steal from the register at the back of the store groups of broken in multiple times. so it started in june when we discovered that our gate had been clipped and then in july, this is where they actually came in and took some batteries of ours and finally they went for the entrance this happened over a period of two months. it came back about 10 times all incidents leading to thousands

of dollars in damage and product losses up to that time for the first 13 years. we had had no incidences and just this last year. there's been that increase in vandalism and crime that's affected our store now. it's not just batteries and bolts other businesses on stevens creek boulevard have reported an uptick and break-ins over the last year including just up the road at santana row and valley fair mall forward says he stays positive. thanks to his loyal customers, but the crimes have made him become more aware and advises other small business owners to do the same beware that there is a lot of challenges in our community and do the best you can to keep your staff and your customers safe. it's most important especially with the holiday season approaching once again in san jose dust dorsey abc 7 news. some relief is on the way for

california. it's maybe you as part of the middle class tax refund payments will start going out tomorrow refunds from $200 to just over a thousand dollars eight million direct deposits or expected to start arriving in bank accounts tomorrow for those who did not file electronically debit cards will begin mailing later this month to find out how much you can expect go to tax. refund.ca.gov today west coast leaders converged in san francisco making a joint pledge to find solutions to climate change, california. governor. gavin newsom was joined by the governors of washington and oregon and the premiere of british columbia. they signed a climate agreement to aimed at building a low carbon economy for the future. we had atmospheric rivers. we had heat domes terms that we'd never heard of before that have had a profound impact on our people on our economy and our way of life and in order to address those challenges we have to collaborate less than a month ago in california. we were this close the turning off the lights. stretched to a degree.

we've never been stretched before. a key part of a low-carbon future is transitioning to all electric vehicles, california has pledged to be all-electric by 2035 president. biden is taking more steps toward decriminalizing marijuana today. he announced pardons for thousands of americans convicted of simple possession of marijuana. he also called on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses. the president says these pardons will ease the consequences for those previously convicted of marijuana possession who may be denied employment housing or educational opportunities as a result. after the break the golden state warriors address reports of fighting between teammates will hear from bob myers steve kerr and steph curry about the conflict between two key players abc 7 news at 5 will be

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confrontation between draymond green and jordan poole. yeah today the warriors said green will not be at practice the rest of the week abc 7 news reporter ryan curry was that today's news conference and has the latest. the nba professional sports these things happen. nobody likes it. we don't condone it, but it happened warriors general manager. bob myers confirming thursday a fight broke out between jordan poole and draymond green espn is reporting green. hunched pool during a practice on wednesday. they say the two had a verbal altercation before the incident

on thursday pool was at practice and draymond green wasn't meyer says green apologized to the team thursday morning, but left after the warriors had yet to announce any punishment towards the two players as far as any suspension punishment fine. we're gonna handle that internally. and understand you might have questions on that, but that's going to be an internal process. the warriors had just completed a preseason tour in japan before heading back to san francisco to prepare for the start of the season the warriors first game of the new season will be on october 18th against the lakers on thursday warriors coach. steve kerr says, his focus is keeping the team on the right track to start in the season on a positive note everything from my position as a coach is that you know, it's it's my job to handle things internally with the team. and so there's lots of communication that happens and we we do our job to keep the team moving forward. the roster is mixed with veteran players who have won multiple championships and young players who are still in the early years of playing in the nba steph

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which sanofi flu vaccine christmas trees we may as well start talking about holiday travel right never too early to start i suppose right in abc 7 news meteorologist mike. nico is live from oakland international airport where unique weather there and the conditions help keep flights on time mike. yeah, the weather here is usually really good dan and alma and it is that way right down you can see right behind me as we're watching. these are the pilots. these are the blue angel pilots. they are heading out for the day

after they buzzed us a couple of times. it was just so fascinating to watch them perform and we look forward to what they're going to do tomorrow. and again, saturday and sunday. so make sure you get those times right and get a good vantage point. so they're finished for the day, but we're not, you know, it is a holiday travel season. it's going to be pretty busy and these guys won't be around to get you where you need to go. so i'm gonna bring in kaylee scans from oakland's airport. she's gonna talk to us about what to expect this holiday season. we're coming out of the pandemic. it could be really busy this year. yes certainly. so traffic at at oakland international airport is going very very close to pre-pandemic levels of traffic. so we are looking at around 90% of prepandemic over the past three months. we recently had over a million passengers per month for the first time since december 2019. so a few tips for holiday travel we do recommend downloading the tsa app just so that you know,

wait times before you go to the airport. we recommend downloading your airlines application just to ensure that you have the most recent information about your itinerary and we do want you to be aware that we have in brand new parking reservation system on oakland airport.com. so for a little bit extra peace of mind during your travel, you can reserve your parking ahead so you can rest easy. all right, great. thanks for the information kaylee. we appreciate that and look forward to traveling through such an easy airport as oakland is it's one of the easiest ones in the country to get through but the holiday season it is kaylee mentioned it will get busier. so plant ahead now. you saw the f-18 super hornets behind me. you saw the pilot slave. we all want to know what that forecast is going to be like this weekend. so i'm going to turn it back to sandia so she can tell you all about the accuweather saturday forecast. hi sandy. hi there mike. yeah, you know this time of year is absolutely gorgeous as you know out there and it is going to be beautiful flying weather the next couple of days. i do want to show you a live picture. our mount tam cam we do have fog

around near the coast and that marine layer is expanding tonight, which means it's going to be around tomorrow, but take a look. it's gonna be fine flying weather for fleet week 72 degrees tomorrow afternoon, so it's a little warmer. certainly. we'll see bright skies for the air show on saturday 71 degrees and on sunday. there will be a little more cloud cover more fog and it will certainly be cooler. so sunday could be touch and go but friday and saturday looking good live doppler 7 showing you the fog sitting right near the coastline right now a live view from our exploratorium camera. you see some of those whiskey clouds filtering the sunshine temperature right now 60 degrees in san francisco. it is 67 in oakland 70 in palo alto in the mid 70s for san jose santa clara temperatures did dial back. we had some heavy fog this morning and it is still there on the golden gate bridge tonight. here's a look at the temperatures low 80s from novato to santa rosa currently 91 and vacaville 86 in concord, and here's a live view from our san jose camera where the sun is getting heard by those higher clouds fine flying weather for

blue angels the next couple of days cooler cloudier on sunday, and we are expecting gusty winds and increased fire danger next week. so tonight the fog will push in over the bay into some of our valleys tomorrow morning. we're going to start out with some drizzle as we head into 8, am there will still be a lot of fog around and the drizzle and then it'll pull back to the coastline. so right near the beaches just like we've seen the last couple of days some of that fog will linger your morning temperatures will be in the 50s. watch out for the fog in the drizzle your afternoon highs on the warm side in the south bay 90 and morgan hill 84 in san jose these temperatures coming up from yesterday 82 redwood city 65 pacific. actually, i should say from today because it's cooler 72 downtown san francisco 65 and daily city north bay numbers mid 80s around san rafael napa 88 in santa rosa in the east bay 76 oakland 80 in castro valley 81 in fremont had inland and these temperatures will be on the warm. talking 94 in fairfield 93 degrees in livermore now, i want

to fast forward to next week a trough is going to develop it's going to dig down and as it does winds are going to switch offshore as that happens. we're going to see the potential for fire danger increasing certainly. we'll see some showers in southern california and in the sierra, but this is what we're concerned about is the offshore winds around this time of year drying out the fuels the accuweather 7-day forecast. it's fine flying weather for the blue angels the next couple of days you're looking at mid-60s to mid 90s tomorrow temperatures dialing back a tiny bit on saturday, but it is a cooler forecast for sunday in the clouds could make it a little problematic. i think overall though the weather cooperates the winds pick up next week. it is going to be below average for many parts of the bay area, but the concern is the fire danger and then obviously, yeah, absolutely. thanks. it is the end of an era for legendary bay area talk radio station. kgo 810, but what's to come next is still unclear the news talk

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not just seeing training exercise but visiting sailors and marines are also taking time to give back to the community today the military personnel volunteered at the san francisco marin food bank by packing food bags organizers say these bags are a huge help for those who need them, especially as people

face the challenges of inflation and rising cost of food. well finally here tonight. the blue angels have taken to the sky once again. oh, yeah, we can hear the roar the navy jets today ahead of this weekend's fleet week air shows. thundering and fantastic a pilots warmed up including a san francisco native. he's a part of the blue angels team this year and shared how important this moment is for him. i feel blessed every day to be a member of the blue angels and to do this do this all over the country wherever we're flying. it's an incredible privilege and an opportunity to be able to showcase the the pride and professionalism of the united states navy marine corps. you can catch a glimpse of the blue angels in fleet week air shows tomorrow saturday and on sunday. yeah, don't forget all week long abc 7 news has you covered for fleet week for complete schedule of activities. just go to our website. abc7news.com good stuff coming. all right. we're the news tonight with david mirrors next. we appreciate your time.

i'm dan ashley. i'm on a days for sandia. but tell mike niko all of us. thank you for joining us. we'll see you again at

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