killing of an armored truck guard. the suspect is now behind bars. police believe it was a calculated target. good evening. dan: this case was blown open by what police say was a full confession from the murder suspect. ama: new court records show that suspect is a former coworker of the victim. dan: j.r. stone is in the newsroom uncovering this really strange plan. reporter: this crime happened in the middle of daytime on a kaiser hospital campus.

a former investigator said with all the cameras there, it was just a matter of time before someone was arrested. john mendez was a military veteran, described as having an infectious personality. he was shot and killed working as an armored truck security guard for -- last month on kaiser hospitals campus. his truck was also robbed. >> a gross lack of respect for humanity. this guy died doing his job. for probably a few thousand dollars. reporter: san leandro police confirmed that suspected gunman -- is behind bars and will face a murder charge. as for how the arrest was made, investigators received investigation from the security company. he worked with the victim for five days and was familiar with the route.

that's according to court documents that also say they were terminated for stealing money from the company. with the help of surveillance video, phone records, and the fbi, police tracked them to his omen oakland through an associate of his that he was believed to have been with during the killing and robbery. court documents show he was in possession of a gold 2004 porsche. management from the secure company stated to investigators, it was suspicious that he now had a porsche and cell phone after money was stolen during this robbery and homicide. a search warrant was served in oakland. a short time later, police say there was a full confection -- confession. they located evidence inside of his residence that they say was used during the robbery. a former security consultant. >> you are looking at potentially two or three people

involved in this. they took a humans life for no valid reason whatsoever. reporter: this case has links to san leandro, oakland, and vacaville. police are seeking additional suspects. that former officer we talked with said credit should be given to the san leandro police department forgetting that confession and getting it quickly. back to you. ama: thank you so much. breaking news now. another deadly crash in the city of san jose. officers were called out to a residential neighborhood just before 7:30 tonight. the pedestrian, an elderly woman, was hit by a car and died at the scene. the driver stayed there to cooperate. it's the 53rd traffic death in san jose this year. 28th involving a pedestrian. dan: a juvenile suspect in custody tonight in connection with the shooting that left five

people dead in north carolina. ama: one of those victims is an off-duty police officer. another officer was shot but they've been released from the hospital. the call came in from a neighborhood a recreational outdoor trail early this evening after a three hour manhunt. police found the suspect barricaded in a barn where they arrested him. >> we have to wake up. i don't want other mayors standing here at the podium with their hearts breaking because people in their community died today. needlessly and tragically. dan: the person under arrest has been identified only as a white male juvenile. the motive for the shooting is still unclear. ama: dozens of crockett residence are demanding to know more about a foul odor present across the city. the crockett improvement association hosted a public meeting to address the situation

at the city's wastewater treatment plant. contra costa health recently detected elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide coming from the plant. it because the air to smell like sewage. the sugar factory runs the treatment facility. >> that represented of up here a month ago, telling us, i assure you the air is safe to breathe. ama: there's no evidence that the elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide are making anyone sick. repairs have been done to fix what's causing the smell but the odor could linger for at least another week. dan: abc7news is can -- committed to building a better area. a common prescription is suffering from a nationwide shortage. adderall is a key adhd treatment for many americans, especially kids. the question of access is where the story starts.

tim johns explains what's causing the problem. >> i've had to call multiple pharmacies and they won't talk to me. reporter: millions of americans have been having difficulty filling their prescriptions for immediate release adderall. >> it's a feeling of when you first wake up in the morning and you can't quite think. like that all day long. >> the red squares mean it's not available. reporter: it's a medication that is prescribed to treat conditions such as adhd and narcolepsy. the shortage recognized by the fda wednesday. the problem has multiple causes. issues with supply chains and labor shortages on top of the spike in demand. in a statement, the largest manufacturer of adderall in the u.s. said, the supply we are manufacturing right now is on pace to be consistent or greater than our supply at this time last year by the end of this year.

the shortage is also noticeable here in the bay area where local pediatricians say it is having an impact on aspects of their patient's lives. >> it can affect their day, their focus, their success in school, their ability to get organized and prepared for the day. reporter: if you can't find a pharmacy to fill the prescription, it's best to talk to your doctor about possible alternatives. other manufacturers report having adequate supply of other forms of the drug. some say that still isn't a solution for everyone. >> it takes a long time to find the right medicine for the child. to change it is really something that we half to tread lightly on. reporter: tim johns, abc7news. dan: police are investigating two more threats in the area against gilroy schools. police say possible bomb threats were circulated via electronic messaging today.

investigators checked out both schools. no one -- no exposer found. students and families were notified of both situations. six other bay area schools were swatted. it's unclear if there's any connection. ama: hillary clinton in san francisco to discuss reproductive rights. the nominee was part of a discussion about proposition one. if approved, it would add the right to an abortion directly into the state constitution. >> california, you get it delivered now. thank goodness you do. it does no good if people don't actually fill it out. so there has to be more energy, more visibility, and excitement about the opportunity to vote. ama: abortions have been legal in california for many years. the amendment would be ceballos but it comes at a time when other states are limiting and eliminating abortion access.

there are seven statewide propositions to vote on and we publish in uppsala nation for each one on our streaming app for your connective tv devices. go to the app and check out the california elections 2022 section to find any of the prop by prop rate downs. dan: more to come. moments inside the insurrection. more footage from january 6 tonight. nancy pelosi doesn't hold back. ama: a milestone in a whole new home. this bay area high school cheerleader with her heart still in ukraine. >> the biggest crisis he's faced with the warriors. is this crisis over? that's coming up in sports. sandhya: temperatures below average for most of the week. a rebound on the way tomorrow. if it will last through the weekend, coming up. dan: here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live.

>> what a show we have tonight. what about george's birthday? >> may 6. when's my birthday? >> no idea. [applause]

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.

ama: paying respects to the man killed in a shooting last week. a vigil held for 29-year-old --. known those close to him as eli. he was one of four people shot after a fight broke out near the uc berkeley campus. he was the only person killed. his death is hitting the samoan community hard.

he was studying ministry and was a mentor to several younger samoans in san lorenzo. dan: we turn now to washington and major developments from the house committee investigation of the january 6 insurrection on the capital. a historic move from the committee, voting unanimously to subpoena donald trump to testify. new details on how house speaker nancy pelosi was dealing with the riot behind the scenes. >> we've got to get proceedings. dan: the house committee aired video that showed pelosi at the capitol on january 6 where lawmakers were certifying the 2020 election results. cnn aired more footage tonight, shot by pelosi's daughter. in one scene, pelosi watches trumps speech to supporters in which he said he would go to the capital with them. pelosi fires back, i've been waiting for this. i'm going to punch him out and

i'm going to go to jail and i'm going to be happy. today was the final hearing before midterm elections. the committee is trying to prove trump was directly involved in the effort to overturn the election. >> what happens when the president disregards the courts rulings as a -- illegitimate? when he disregards the rule of law? that breaks our republic. dan: president trump responded today, questioning why he wasn't asked to testify months ago. the committee is working toward a final report by the end of the year. cnn reports sources say no decision has been made about recommending criminal charges against former president trump. ama: new tonight, we have a special spotlight on a south bay high school senior. the 17-year-old escape ukraine only months ago and is now living in san jose. amanda del castillo jo introduces us to the teen balancing high school and a war

back at home. reporter: a quintessential high school experience for student athletes. >> election year. [applause] reporter: senior night at mount pleasant high school in san jose. thursdays ceremony marked the last home game seniors will ever play or chair. for 17-year-old victoria, it's a memory she never anticipated making. >> she saw a lot of movies. she saw these rituals in america that you do. she's really happy. she likes it. it gives her power after what she went through. reporter: her on assisted with translation, explaining the teen and her mother arrived from ukraine in may after the russian invasion. victoria's father wasn't allowed to leave and remains overseas. in san jose, the teen has immersed herself in schoolwork and cheerleading, a sport that

isn't offered back home. even finding enjoyment in american customs. >> lockers. something big because we don't have that in ukraine at all. lockers is something that she's excited again. reporter: victoria's experience is real and it's bittersweet. the teen navigating what seems to be a new world while her country is still at war. >> for once, she is happy that she's here. sometimes she feels guilty that she's here and some people stay there like her dad. she understands that her dad is happy that she's safe and she can enjoy life. reporter: victoria cheering on those at home. >> saying, this is are saying when we say, be safe. reporter: abc7news. dan: glad she's here. ama: stanford university

engineers are celebrating a breakthrough in robotics. dan: it could one day put extra pep in your step. you could say they are making great strides in mobility assistance. this is video from the university where researchers have developed exoskeleton boots for those who have trouble walking. it can make you feel up to 30 pounds lighter and it uses a motor to help boost you as you take each step. users were able to walk 9% faster while using 17% less energy. the boots are an ongoing work in progress but researchers hope that creating other models focused on improving balance and reducing joint pain will help a lot of people. ama: let's get to our weather. dan: sandhya patel is here with the weekend. sandhya: it's going to be different. that was cool video. i want to talk about la niña. winter is two months away. cooler than average conditions near the equatorial pacific is what we refer to la niña.

that's what's going on. that's been happening the last three years. it's three years and around now that we are looking at a la niña winter. this is the third time this has happened since 1950. typically favors wetter conditions in the pacific northwest with a blocking high-pressure system. we remained dry and so does much of the southern states. noah has just issued this update. 75% chance it will continue this winter. we transition to neutral conditions february through april of next year. the golden gate weather service has a really fascinating bit of information out. basically, just because we have a la niña winter doesn't mean it's going to be dry for california. it will depend on the strength of the la niña and it can vary from year to year. we want to show you what we now which is the drought. no change from last week. the central portion of the state and worst categories. locally, no change either. severe to extreme for the bay

area from last week. high-pressure in command of our weather and its blocking any storms from getting here. there's a system here that's going to try to make its way towards the california coastline and push things along but not immediately. that low will bring in some more wet weather for southern california like it has the last couple days. and then it looks like maybe something. about the 21st, 22nd of october. it was a beautiful night from our east bay hills camera. sunset at 6:34. the marine layer in place. last night, close to 2000 feet. tonight, it has compressed. we are seeing foggy views from our tamer cameras. you can see san francisco is blocked out because of the fog. live doppler 7 showing you that flog -- fog. visibility just over a mile in senate rosa. 50's and 60's.

can't see the bay bridge. dense fog. morning drizzle. breezier and cooler for the weekend. watch out for a fog. drizzle will be limited. not as much is the last couple mornings. lingering clouds along the coast. mid 40's to mid-50's. it cools down. afternoon highs warm in lent, warmer than today. mid to upper 80's inland. look at the pumpkin festival and house -- in half moon bay. bring an extra layer. accuweather 7 day forecast. warmer tomorrow. breezy and below-average for the weekend. increasing clouds. milder weather next week.

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ama: new skating rink hitting the streets of san francisco saturday. the outdoor pop up rink will be at fulton plaza in civic center. it's a city funded rink and it's powered by solar energy. according to the chronicle, the mayor will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony prior to the opening saturday. that looks like so much fun. dan: that would have been great

during the pandemic. something for people to do outside. draymond green is back at warriors practice. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: eight days after punching jordan poole, j month green and the warriors want to put this whole ugly episode behind them into the past. is that possible?

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larry: back to normal. one of your best players punches another one. draymond green returned to practice for golden state eight days after hitting jordan poole. he will play tomorrow night and he will be -- be there honoring night. we have yet to hear from jordan

poole, that will occur perhaps after he signs what is expected to be a deal worth more than $100 million. the hope is that this ugly situation will not cause the warriors problems down the road. >> jordan is a professional and i'm a professional. we have a job to do. we both have experienced a lot of winning over the course of our lives. we know what that takes. we are going to do just that, what it takes to win. dan: 49ers spending this week in west virginia rather than flying home. niners have gone from pure panic at one into to first place with jimmy garoppolo at the helm and comfortable with the veterans around him. >> not many teams -- our core group is a big part of it. when you can stay together and work in the same direction, carry the younger guys, that leads to a good team. that's what we've done here. larry: these recent thursday night games have stunk worse then ditka's cigar.

brian robinson junior was shot in an attempted robbery six weeks ago, made his debut in the nfl sunday and scored his first touchdown. 30 seconds left. fourth and goal for the bears. don now -- darnell moody. this is agony. he didn't have control. down inside the one. that's how the bears lose. 12-7 commanders, snapping washington's losing streak. game two of manners and --. here it comes. there it goes with a man on. astros down. he did it again. three-to astros. mariners got the tying run to the paley in the ninth. ryan pressly strikes out ty france. astros win. game three in seattle on saturday. quick update from last night's dodgers game.

that goose that got disoriented and the lights, the dodgers say the goose is ok and was released safely. sports

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