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announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finds solutions. this is abc7 news. >> why is he choosing to do this? why is he telling people going out there and not knowing that people he is doing that to is leaving behind families. >> a family still grieving more than a year later. a father killed in a murder linked to a serial killer on the loose. ama: the first victim is a father who left behind children including a daughter. dan: the deadly shooting happened last april in oakland before dawn.

ama: j.r. stone joins us live interest the news room. reporter: i spoke with one of the victim's daughters a year later and she is still broken up over what happened. she was in tiers when i spoke -- tears but managed to garner to strength to talk took into account shooting and her dad. >> what it seemed like is my dad tried defending himself from the serial killer. reporter: she is talking aboutthe night her dad was killed in oakland last year. a murder that is linked to five additional murders in stockton and being investigated as the work of a possible serial killer. her dad is one of five murder victims who are hispanic. >> finding out that a serial killer killed my dad, the memories came back and emotionally i'm not over it. ashley: she says her dad did not

have a permanent home when he was killed but he would clean cars and do other odd jobs to make money. she said he was likely staying in his car in this area at the time of the attack. >> we know he tried defending himself because the day of his funeral we saw on his knuckles that it looked like he had defended himself. and it looked like he was bruised up from his knuckles. reporter: oakland police have not given specifics on what happened to vasquez or if he did in fact try to defend himself but she says detectives told her h he was shot multiple time. sadly the last time she saw her father was at her middle school graduation. she will soon graduate high school with just a me memory ofe joy he once brought her. he hugged me really tight and said he loved me. reporter: she is confused and upset over what happened to her

father and other victims out there. >> why is he choosing to do this? why is he killing people going out there and not knowing that the people he is doing that to is leave behind families, sons, daughters, a wife. it is just not fair. reporter: oakland police tell me tonight as of late last week there were no new updates in vasquez's case. she said she is upset her family found out about the serial killer link here through social media and not the police department. dan? ama? back to you. dan: thanks very much. charges are officially fired tonight against primary suspect in the kidnapping and murder of a family in merced. tonight relatives are sharing their anger and grief as they push for justice. >> part of me doesn't want to call this person a human. i think this is not a human

being. this is evil. reporter: dozens of family members and supporters gathered at the court house in merced monday filled with grief. jesus delgado made his court appearance over video. the judge read his charges. >> count one. reporter: hours earlier, prosecutors charged the 48-year-old with four counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances along with arson and possession of a firearm by a felon. mandy is a family member of the victims and said seeing delgado in the courtroom was painful. >> just the demeanor. still with me ■asifhedidn'tdo anything wrong and who expects to lose four lives? as we process our green bay, it is hard enough to -- grief, it is hard enough to lose one

person. reporter: he abducted the four victims from their business friday. delgado was arrested on tuesday and wednesday the search for family came to a tragic end. the bodies of the 8-month-old, her parents and her uncle were found in an orchard. deputies say delgado tried to take his own life before he was take into custody. his brother alberto is accused of helping with the crimes. he was arrested for accessory and destroying evidence. he has been arrested but not charged. today the victim's loved ones say they will continue to fight for justice. >> we understand this can be exkreushtingly painfully slow. but we will support law enforcement, the system, the way it needs to be done so we can make sure that justice truly served.

dan: brittany jacob reporting. he is expected to be back in court wednesday. chahis brother could appear in court tomorrow. ama: another council member accused a kick of assault. -- of assault. others came forward to say it is a pattern. >> she needs to take accountability for the disrespect she has shown the filipino community. they must move in a new direction and that is not possible while racism and violence exists in city hall. ama: the alleged incident happened last month. she says she got a bruise on her back when giovani slammed the door on her. police are investigating.

dis have giovani, who is run rg fe election says the allegations are politically motivated. at least one resident came to her aid tonight. >> i am very disappointed all of this has been said about her. she has done an awful lot for our community. i have very little respect for what you guys are doing. let her run for office. sh she makes it, fine. ama: we reached out to her but have not heard back. dan: dropboxs are open across san francisco. they will be open 24/7 through 8:00 p.m. on election day november 8. you can find locations for these boxes at sfelections.org. the city voting center opens tomorrow and there are 5 0e 10 polling places on election day.

-- 501. ama: residents of a city high-rise are suing the owner of mismanagement. there were two massive water leaks. the first happened in june when a pipe burst forcing 600 people from their units. the building flooded again in august. some of the tenants said they have been treated by a complete lack of respect by the company. >> we were shuttled between various hotels not knowing where we would stay the next day. we would find out through notes slipped under the door of our hotel. ama: the building will be uninhabitable until next year. dan: theway bay area jewish community is reacting after kanye west tweeted an

anti-semitic message. since then his twitter account has been locked. reporter: the rapper ye has been locked out of 2013 after tweeting in part he would go death con three on jewish people. a reference to the defense readiness alert used by the u.s. armed forces. >> right off the bat, kanye west has doubled the amount of twitter followers than there are jews in the world. i think there are like 30 million twitter followers and something like 17 million jews in the world enthusiasm that is so scare any on -- so scary. >> we have people that are afraid to come sometimes. reporter: over the weekend 2013 locked west out of his account and removed the tweet citing it violated the company's rules.

it is raising questions about the power they have a when addressing free speech. >> the first amendment gives us freedom of speech says that the government can't limit a appearance freedom of speech but it doesn't say anything about private organizations. reporter: instagram took the same action against the rapper over a post that was also seen as anti-semitic. >> there is no reason they can't do that to kanye west just as they did to president trump. from a constitutional standpoint there is no problem with that. >> professor matt coles believes their actions may be questionable. >> the texas legislature passed a law last we're forbigd large social media sites from doing it. >> just the same way that racism is unexcusable.

islamophobia is inexcusable. all of these are connected. ama: stepping up safety measures. what stanford is doing to reassure students after another rape report on campus. dan: no deal. why a reasonable doubter june is reducing the offer. what it means for the economy. ama: and the a look at the largest pumpkin of them all. sandhya: it is going to be a wiper weather kind of morning for parts of the bay area. hour by hour forecast is coming up when abc7 news at

fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27.

ama: campus police at stanford university investigating the second on-campus rape to happen within the last two months. dan: we spoke with students about their safety and have more about what the university is doing. reporter: within a few moments of arriving at stanford we spotted several security guards patrolling campus. safety measures implemented by stanford following a rape. >> there is not really a safe place and no amount of training or intelligence can really stop that in its entirety. reporter: students received an alert about the incident. a mandated reporter notified authorities about the alleged sexual assault that happened friday afternoon inside the university building. >> said it was in this their audience. to see something like that, so scary. out of the norm of what you

expect. reporter: the victim said the man came into her office, grabbed her and took her into the basement and raped her. details about wherehi limit. the university is looking at whether additional enhancements are needed with infrastructure and security protocols moving forward. university officials are expanding security cameras, outdoor light, key card access. >> i don't know if hardening the campus security is necessarily the right move just because i think we know increasing security and police presence will disproportionately affect students of color and other marginalized students. >> however all agree action must be taken. in august a woman was grabbed in the parking lot by wilbur hall and take into a bathroom and raped. it is forcing some students to

change their behavior. >> i never felt unsafe last year. i am more careful walking around at night which is sad and you have the. ama: jury selection began today ahead of another sexual assault trial of disgraced film producer harvey weinstein. jennifer siebel newsom is one of five women who'll testify in this case. he has pled not guilty and said all of the encounters were consensual. dan: there is once again the possibility of a real strike that could cripple the u.s. economy. the third largest reasonable doubter union rejected a deal with police force today. -- with them today.

the they argue the contract doesn't offer enough paid time off. both sides have a november deadline to reach a new deal. ama: gas prices are raising again due to more demand and lower supply. san francisco gas averages $6.52 per gallon. down five cents for the week. oakland dollars down eight cents. san jose dropped 10 cents since last week. dan: the nike missile site is being considered for national historic landmark status. it is a museum that is located in fort berry. it is one of 24 properties identified by the national park service because of their significant contribution. they range from camp david to the nuke test site at marshall

islands. landmark status would protect the sites from demolition and keep them preserved. ama: let's focus on our weather. dan: we start another week, sandhya. sandhya: just about every night we have changing weather. take a look at this time lapse, you can see what appears to be a summertime patternor the marine layer. sales force tower very visible. live views from our tower cameras showing you what you're going to wake up to and what you have to deal with during the commute which is the fog from all four of our tower cameras. visibility down to three miles in santa rosa, half-moon bay. that visibility has been fluctuating. there will be heavy fog for the commute. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. the fog is around not just near coast but it has been moving across parts of the bay.

meanwhile in the sierra nevada, southern california, you may have noticed earlier today we had some thundershowers and even some higher elevation snow flurries mixing in in association with this area of low pressure. there will be another round in that area. for us it is going to be drizzle. high pressure in control of our weather. as we take a look at the forecast, looking for rain. nothing shows up. high pressure is blocking all of the storms from getting here. the storm track will remain to our north going all the way into as far as the third week of october. as of right now, this system could start to break through which would be about the third week but we'll have to keep you posted on that. gray skies from our exploretorium camera. we hourly hour, 45bg to 8:00 a.m. watch out for the damp road

ways due to the drizzle and fog. it will linger into the afternoon along the coast. morning temperatures, mainly 40's and 50's. a few low 50's toward antioch. definitely need that extra light layer tomorrow afternoon. warm weather inland. low 60's near the coast where the clouds linger, it is going to be a cool one. visible not so great. the air quality is going to be good the next three days. the seven-day forecast. gray and drizzly morning tomorrow. cooler for the midweek time period. temperatures will begin to rebound at least for a day. upper 80's inland. low 60's coast before we see a dropoff in those temperatures dropping below average, upper 70's to low 80's inland, coastside. today's highs average to below average. i think we we'll keep this pattn

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dan: there is a new champion in the annual half-moon bay pumpkin whale.

ama: a 2065 pound pumpkin called maverick. the owner drove it 35 hours to the pump kin capital of the world. it paid $9 a pound. dan: the warriors are getting ready for the regular season. ama: the giants have a new face in the front office. >> coming up in sports, the giants named their next general manager and monday night madness. raiders and chiefs write another wild chapter in their long time

naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. 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.

>> we are eight days away from ring night and the nba. draymond green remains away from the team while jordan poole has yet to publicly speak since the incident at practice. a slow ramp up as he prepares for the regular season. there is hope they will be ready to go on ring ni steve kerr seed encourage by his progress. >> been good. yeah. every day has gone well. it is just a matter of continuing to build up his body to the point where the performance team says he is ready to go. >> the san francisco giants would hire a new general manager quickly. the hiring of houston astros steant general manager pete patella. >> really impressed with the team in terms of their human

illity and desire to improve in every area. that is something that excites me. i think it is what makes going to work every day a lot of fund a trying to figure out ways to acquire the best players, develop players and support them. >> monday night football. raiders and chiefs. raider nation making the trip to arrowhead. derek carr. to davante adams. 200-yarsd. but here come the chiefs. travis kelce, not one, not two, not three, but four touchdown passes from patrick mahomes. 30-23. 4 1/2 to go. raiders respond. 48 yards. raiders within one. 124 yards and two scores for adams. vegas decides to go for two. josh jacobs ran for 154 yards

but stopped just short. raiders still down one point. final minute they get the ball back. fourth and one on the edge of field goal range and go for it all. carr's pass is incomplete. take another look. adams and hunter renfrow ran into each other. adams not happy. the chiefs win 30-29. raiders drop to 1-4 this season. we'll

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