♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> the suspect's terror in our community has come to an end. >> the pursuit is over according to police. a man was arrested, caught just in time because they think he was about to kill again. good evening. dion: you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. that serial killer investigation captured national attention, as police connected case t the same gun. he was a stockton resident taken into custody this morning. we have been following this case and tells us what police found

when they made the arrest. reporter: they say this is the man they have been looking for in their serial killer investigation. >> he was arrested for homicide. reporter: wesley brownlee was arrested, six fatal shootings. stockton police chief believes he was preparing to kill again. >> he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. as officers made contact with him, he was wearing dark clothing and had a mask around his neck. he was armed with a firearm when he was taken into custody. we are sure we stopped another killing. reporter: stockton police state ballistics test connectivity to all seven shootings, five after july 8. the chief says tips up to determine where he lived. he was a stockton resident who lives close to one of the crime

scenes. >> we maintained eyes until he became mobile. once he became mobile is when we started to continue to follow him. even though there were no words we can say to bring back the lost loved ones from the police that we could do is do our part to bring justice. and here we are today. reporter: officials are trying to determine the gun with him is the same gun used in the other shootings. they say he has a criminal past, but did not elaborate. they still do not have a motive. it is up to the san joaquin district attorneys office to file the charges. >> my deputy district attorney's are reviewing the evidence as we speak and working actively in partnership with the investigation to determine the charges that we will proceed on. reporter: he will be arraigned on tuesday.

the district attorney's office says they will announce the charges after the arraignment. dion: we first sent out the push alert about this breaking through the abc7news app just before 3:30 p.m. this afternoon. it is one way to stay on top of stories when they come into the newsroom. be sure to enable push alerts. moving on to the north bay, an airplane crashed at the airport and wound up upside down. take a look. emergency pers the scene. the pilot was outside the aircraft. he says he was coming in for landing when there was a gust of wind. he tried to get on course and the plane bounced. he turned the plane and it struck the building. he was able to use his safety equipment and walked away uninjured. an east bay man is speaking out for the first time after being carjacked at gunpoint while driving for uber, a story and video you only see here.

reporter: it started out like any other night, driving uber. he picked up two passengers around 8:00. >> [indiscernible] >> when they arrived in east oakland, the men did not exit the vehicle right away. after they asked where he was from, and he answered, they had another request. >> [indiscernible] i am on my head, you know? they said lay on the ground. they took my car keys and drove away. reporter: we reached out to uber who sent us a statement indicating they provide him with support. it was only paying for car insurance deductible for stolen car. he says he was attacked because of his race and is telling his story for one purpose. >> i want so other victims will

not be victims in coming days. reporter: he says he has not been able to work or go out in public. the trauma is just overwhelming. >> it was very stressful. dion: oakland please tell me the investigation into this case is ongoing and so far no word on any arrests. demonstrators gathered in san francisco's union square to show solidarity and support for the people of iran today. as the antigovernment protests enter the fifth week, the crackdown by security forces continues. today's event was organized for the bay area iranian-american immunity. ♪ [chanting] dion: amnesty international estimates at least 144 iranians have been killed and thousands injured or arrested. protests were sparked by the death of a 22-year-old for allegedly violating hijab rules.

another debate over historic monuments. partners have been getting feedback from the community, after some statues were destroyed during the black lives matter protests. >> many of the memorials in our collection do not reflect the diversity of san francisco, intentionally erase stories and reinforce inequities in race, gender, and culture. dion: they are looking at history and values that each statue holds. this will determine which statues stay up or get taken down. the city has over 4000 monuments , and 98 have raised concern. the next session will be november 15. future firefighters were training today to celebrate fire prevention week good take a look. -- week. take a look. >> [indiscernible] dion: how precious is that?

they were showing how fire equipment works on engine 1480 during open house with the sonoma county fire district and other public safety partners. there were open houses at stages three and seven enforced bill today. someone in the bay area is richard a diet -- tonight, 100 means of dollars richer. it was ending mega millions lottery ticket was sold at a union store while another was sold in florida. those winters was but the nearly $500 million jackpot. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard talk with store owners and customers all wondering who the lucky person might be. >> yeah, i was just excited. i heard about that. it was our customers. reporter: he is thrilled to know he might have sold the winning mega millions ticket worth $247 million at the 7-eleven store in san jose. a copy of the winning tickets

receipt is on displaying no the lotto machine. the winning numbers are 9-22, 26, 41-44 and 19. the $494 million jackpot will be split with another winter in florida. >> i screamed so hard. for probably like five minutes. i was so excited. reporter: they told us by phone that she and her family have owned the 7-eleven since 1987, after emigrating from iran. she said there have been winning tickets sold here before but nothing like this. >> i really hope that money would do great for that person and the person could do a lot of good things with that money. >>, won dollars one time, but $250 million is amazing. reporter: right here in san jose. >> right here in san jose. reporter: this winning ticket is a win-win for everybody. the owners of the store get a $1 million bonus. >> i knew that day would come.

>> good news. >> you are too kind. >> your heart is too big. >> this longtime customer is thrilled. >> i am so happy for them. i have known them for years, the family. they are open. helpful. reporter: she says she would donate some of the money to our own community. >> i would donate some of the money to the high school. reporter: the california lottery says the lucky person has yet to come forward and show the winning ticket. >> it is more likely than not they will walk into one of our offices and fill out the paperwork, but they have up to one year and so it may be a while before we know who this person is. reporter: the store often cells 800 tonight hundred lotto tickets per day. they are hoping lightning strikes twice. >> i don't mind getting another jackpot. dion: how could you not be thrilled? much more to come tonight.

they crisis in san francisco has been well documented, and as the city searches for solutions. one is on the verge of disappearing. they're from a nonprofit along with those who are also worried the problem can only get worse. and, lighting up oakland. we will take you to a festival that is shining a light on one of the city's popular destinations. spencer: clouds, followed, cooler tomorrow. some sunny and warmer days ahead. i will have the forecast.

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mayor declared a state of emergency last december in response to the drug overdose crisis. advocates say closing it now could be a deadly decision. here is our reporter. reporter: the tenderloin center is a place connecting drug users to services like housing and jobs. it is also a place people go to use drugs. [sirens] somebody is there ready to reverse an overdose. it is run by a nonprofit. gary mccoy is the vice president of policy and public affairs. >> we are on hand to provide not only narcan distribution but to make sure folks do not die from an overdose. reporter: he says there are concerns about what will happen when the service gets cut off in december. >> there are between 300, 400, 500 people accessing visits

to the tenderloin center. reporter: the city is planning to replace the center with what they call wellness hubs, offering similar services, but it is taking time. >> the concern for us is where are they going to go? will they go back into isolation? reporter: it is frustrating, is gina mcdonald, cofounders against drug addiction and death. >> there will be a gap. we are always in a gap here. no matter which way you turn, there are shortages, no beds. reporter: governor newsom vetoed a bill in august that would have paid the way for san francisco to legally -- paved the way for san francisco to legally set up safe injection sites. now the city attorney is trying to work through the legal barriers. >> we would have had to free her hand if governor newsom had

signed the legislation. he did not. but i am told that there is some room to move forward. reporter: but just how quickly they move forward is up in the air. san francisco's department of public health sending the funds statement, "while we continue to work through the legal issues, our goal is to replicate the lifesaving successes and anticipate that wellness hubs will include on-site drug use, and we will have measures in place to prevent overdoses." in the meantime, those with blood was struggling on the streets are pleading for 24/7, on-demand treatment. >> in a city like this, with this much human suffering there needs to be a better way. dion: house speaker nancy pelosi held a roundtable today in san

francisco to discuss a food sovereignty system. she joined local education and nutrition experts on the panel to talk about axis for community members to grow their own food supply. the panel listen to residents and volunteers speak on the importance of farming and building a diverse community. >> yes, i have responsibilities nationally. there is no honor greater than to go to the four of the house and speak for the people of san francisco. dion: she also met some of the farmers and community volunteers today. ffcf is one of the largest community farms in the bay area. it is the last night of the autumn lights festival in oakland. how cool is this? the interactive art experience offered over 50 displays. all exhibits are locally produced. nature enthusiasts got to immerse themselves in the

creative event. ticket sales go to friends of the guards at lake merritt. -- gardens at lake merritt. spencer: that is cool. dion: the temperatures will feel like it. spencer: it started to feel like fall. dion: autumn. spencer: let's look at. -- at it. this is the weather right now. surface wind calm just about everywhere, but the delta is breezy. 30 miles per hour at rio vista. closer to the bay, look at how much warmer it is now been last night. -- than last night. 9° warmer in nevada and this time last night. 6° warmer in san francisco. four degrees warmer and open in hayward. cooler overnight. this is the live view looking over their bark at darrell.

63. 57. palo alto. low 60's and has santa clara. 59. half moon bay. nice view from emeryville, looking westward along the bay bridge toward san francisco. 60 santa rosa. napa 63. concord 63. fairfield 56. 62 livermore. final live view looking back towards the bay bridge. these are the headlines, clouds, fog, coastal drivel returning overnight. that has been the pattern the last three nights. cooler than average weather tomorrow and monday. warmer days arriving around the middle of next week. here is the overnight animation. notice the low clouds push well and linda across the bay. patches of drizzle near the coast and some on shore. near morning, all of this will linger for a while before they start to burn back to the coastline, giving us mainly

sunday midday and early afternoon, but than the foggy clouds returned tomorrow evening. overnight low temperatures, mid-50's. high temperatures in the south bay, 70, 71. the peninsula, 70's. still cooler than average, but milder. low 60's at the coast. downtown san francisco. 65. upper 60's. low 70's. upper 60's east bay. the inland bay in the mid-70's. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. below average. through monday. the temperature range. warms up tuesday. wednesday will feel almost like summer, upper 80's inland. 80 around the bay shoreline. later approaching next weekend, cooling and temperatures drop to that autumn chill. dion: i mean you ought to know. [laughter] spencer: that is what makes me

spring into action. dion: i tried to think of apun. do you just want to take over and do the rest of the show? spencer: i would just relax. dion: thanks. coming up from a disco is back. where you can lace up with rollerskates and enjoy the trip back in time. what makes this : check this out.

the mayor laced up her rollerskates to celebrate the grand opening today. the pop-up roller disco will be at pacific center through december 31. >> there are a lot of challenges in the city like san francisco, but this is fun. we need to enjoy life more.

dion: this is clever. it is totally off the grid, using solar power during the day and a battery at night. the floor is made of special tiles to provide a buffer. it will double as part of a laser showed to make it a true disco experience. the roller disco will be open wednesday through sunday, with sessions at noon, 2:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m., $15 for adults including skates. i am glad the floor is somewhat padded. me and rollerskates or any contraption, not so much. >> if you put on pads you are safe. dion: i will bounce right back. >> adventure better than you let on. -- i bet you are better than you let on. talking sports. helmets and pads. the warriors making noise. a great date to jor

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river rock casino the warriors were off today no practice, but they made plenty of noise securing two key components of the future starting with guard jordan pool. jp can afford as many pool parties as he wants now espn reporting that pool's agents confirm. he's finalizing a four-year 140 million dollar contract extension with the dubs deals expect to be finalized ahead of monday's deal or deadline that is for rookie extensions for members of the 2019 class pool. off a breakout season in year three put up career highs in every major offensive category. it was a key piece in the warriors championship last season. pool joined by andrew wiggins

who officially signed a four-year 109 million dollar contract with the warriors on saturday. it's an extension. excuse me wiggins also coming off career year earning his first all-star nard nod and arguably was the warriors second best player during the postseason run outside of that guy named stephan curry wiggins technically taking a pay cut to stay with golden state. he'll make 33.6 million this season, but that number drops down to an average of about 27 million per year, but he likes winning stanford in south bend college football taking on notre dame first drive stanford striking first. it's casey filkins finishing off the drive. touched down an in seven-up in cardinal may lead 13 nothing at one point but here come the fighting irish first play the fourth quarter drew pine to tobias meriwether. what a play 41 yards irish take the lead cardinal field go to take the lead and then last chance for another name pines pass broken up by jonathan mcgill on fourth down cardinal win 16-14 snapping an 11 game losing streak to fps opponents

all smiles there cal taking on a windows colorado team in boulder late third quarter down three nothing cow. finally hits peter jack plummer to jay michael sturdivant what a catch this was 14 yard connection so nice. we show it twice seven three golden bears a cow field goal sent the game to overtime tied at 13. here's jt shroud finding montana limonious craig in the corner of the end zone initially ruled out a bounce, but after review it is a touchdown 20 to 13, colorado fourth and goal now cal needs a touchdown, but plumbers pass incomplete in cal. lost 20 to 13 colorado wins their first game of the season the fans rushed the field and after the game coach wilcox seething. -- your chest down you go to work and you own it. everybody coaches players. everybody entire program owns it. it's starting with me. i take the responsibility for the performance on the team and that was not good enough. san jose state at fresno state davante adams jersey retirement

night in the central valley spartans down 7-3 just before the half seven cordero up top two elijah cooks nice play 10-7 sparty at the break late third quarter now former cal bear nico. ramillo just makes it to the corner and the dogs take the lead. now late fourth quarter backup quarterback walker egot forced into action after cordero got banged up fourth and long and the pass is incomplete in san jose state falls 1710 the valley trophy remains in fresno abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dr. look you and your hometown my hometown. yes of fresno state so i don't like to brag too much because i live here now, so it's mixed emotion, but it is my school and my hometown you gotta give him a little shout out all chris thanks. coming up a wild story out of northern california where some parents have been arrested for attacking high school principal on campus and ready to take the

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aw... area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. united states is sending more aid to ukraine. it's a 725 million dollar package that includes military vehicles and ammunition it all comes as russia has escalated its attacks following the bombing of a strategic bridge. abc news reporter britt clinton has more on this story. the us announcing another round of military aid for ukraine a package worth 725 million

dollars the news coming as ukrainian forces continue to make important gains against russia's invasion this latest round of aid includes military vehicles and ammunition for american-made high mars, which have been critical on the battlefield after days of miss island drone attacks western sources telling abc news. russia is rapidly exhausting its arsenal of long-range weapons, russia now offering to evacuate citizens from occupied hair salon, one of the territories putin recently annexed that ukraine is fighting to take back losing hair salon would be a decisive blow to putin's war ambitions. the russian president has said there's no need for more massive strikes for now saying russia was not looking to destroy ukraine his comments coming as russian missiles rain down on zacharya on friday putin has said his recent of troops would end in about two weeks with 16,000 reservists already on the

front line, but russian military leaders are facing criticism at home as news of the first deaths of these new recruits are reported. meanwhile, ukrainian officials are urging people to conserve energy and prepare for a difficult winter after russia pummeled the country's infrastructure demand on the rise for was like generators gas burners and wood burning stoves brick clinic abc news, kiev, ukraine well the parents of an injured teen are accused of attacking a high school principal in yuba county. the couple is facing a number of charges including assault on a school employee and possession of a weapon on a school campus sheriff's deputies were called to break up a student fight near lyndhurst high school in olivehurst on september 28th. one student went to the hospital for treatment. deputies say the parents showed up at school and the father began assaulting the school principal. they found a ghost gun at the parents' home and confirmed that it had been brought on to school property. bridge day returned to

fayetteville in west virginia after a two-year pandemic pause tens of thousands of people as you can see from across the country gathered at new river gorge. it gets attraction at america's newest national park was base jumping it is the only day it's allowed on the 876 foot bridge hundreds of jumpers. make the leap by parish off the bridge. bridge day is always the largest one-day event in the mountain state and judging by the crowd this year did not disappoint. well abc 7 news has been celebrating hispanic heritage month all month long. and tonight. we are going to introduce you to one of the most influential musicians who hails from colombia and who has been in the business for nearly 40 years. i'm spencer christian looking at a mix of sun and clouds for tomorrow, but sunny and warmer weather is on the way. it's all in my forecast coming up abc 7 news at 11 continue.

you as a spirit hispanic heritage month comes to an end abc's on the red carpet story. are spotlight is shining on chris estrada creator and star of this fool on hulu comedian frankie quinones also from this fool scarlett estevez from disney's ultraviolet and black scorpion and abc news journalist, gio benitez, they all provide insight on the heart and cultural aspects of their shows while encouraging audiences to celebrate hispanic heritage all year round. here's a quick preview of what they had to say. we're grateful that you know, we got shows like this for we got the opportunity to share our unique authentic voice rather than we love your boys, but we want you to do it like this. you know, it kind of let us do our thing on this one and i'm optimistic that you know more, you know, more networks and more people are gonna take those chances because of shows shows like this though. that's what's up. during latinx and hispanic

heritage month. i think it's so important for us to you know, just have these conversations. a regularly because you know i use the word latinx because it's more inclusive and more fluid and you know more people can use it, but i just think that in general it's better for us to have these conversations that you know more people. stand and it can bring awareness. the heart behind this full. well, i think it's just a story about kind of honest family and friendships but in a way that's like you're looking at relationships that are a little flawed and you know people sort of accepting each other for who they are and which is kind of what i guess what you do with family most of the time, you know, it's like they get on your nerves, but you kind of accept them for who they are one of the things that i love about hispanic heritage month. is that like anything else right in anniversary or a birthday? for example, it's a time to celebrate right? so you have the specific month that it's a time to celebrate and that is wonderful, but it's also something that reminds you that you can celebrate and have these important discussions all

year long and i think that that's something to always keep in mind that we can always have these conversations no matter when it is in the calendar. it is so true and you can watch their full interviews by heading over to. 27news.com/storytellers also stream geopenite has in our america visible available now on hulu and as part of our hispanic hispanic heritage month coverage, we're bringing you the story of carlos vives. multiple grammy and latin grammy winning singer songwriter and actor from colombia abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke exclusively to him after one of his sold-out shows in the bay area. colombian singer carlos vives has changed the sound of latin music creating his own lane emerging colombian vaginato with pop and rock and roll. we caught up with carlos after his show in the bay area or you

may so many sold out shows here in the us say i think yeah, i see them into the potatoes in english after all after all beavis throughout his nearly 40 year career. beavis has taken his music to latin america europe and the us winning the hearts of an international audience. english is not very good looking. vives has won 12 latin grammys and two grammy awards and sold over 20 million albums worldwide with songs. like will vienna said and la bicicleta with shakira. if you watch disney's encanto, then you've heard his music. carlos shared about his early days when he was trying to find his way in the music industry la

creator de tucared a te mundo your career has taken into so many places across the world to celebrias aise, carlos que cantara video carlos. no, they have shorts. and viejo call estimatedando de cambiar la manera que la musica. suena la manera cala. musica se siente. what's your message to those young artists who are trying to break through with new music

like you did really dark it will consider originales felicida. the colombian songs if anything, he was the only artist played at home. so interview in the world's greatest ambassador of colombian folklore was the masiado macano which in sing songs if anything,

he was the only artist played at home. so interview in the world's greatest ambassador of colombian folklore was the masiado macano which translates to extremely cool. in san francisco loose peña, abc7 news and you can also check out special stories in honor of hispanic heritage month on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it's available on apple tv google go. you got a busy day baseball on a crazy abc 7 sports

sponsored by river rock casino tonight in san jose the sharks putting a doug wilson banner in the raptors the former sharks gm honor for his nearly decades at the helm plenty of former players in attendance including joe thornton wilson looking good, but says he's still battling the undisclosed health issue that ultimately caused him to resign his gm and he made a promise that new gm mike greer will do what he could. we made it to the stanley cup finals. and i'm proud of the guys for the effort they put in. but there is going to be a stanley cup coming to the city someday mike.

i passed the torch to you. from my heart my entire family to yours. thank you very much. this is where the -- the team. he was drafted by very cool first period niko sturm. his first goal is a member of team teal one nothing sharky still in the first eric carlson the shot logan couture in the right place at the right time tips at home two nothing team teal, but then the wheels, they fell off chicago scores five straight, including two shorthanded by sam lafferty, san jose falls white two. they open the season on a four-game losing. baseball now bob melvin and the san diego padres with a chance to knock off the 111 la dodgers get him out of the postseason getting to their first nlcs

since 98 when bruce bocce managed the padres clay thompson rooting on brother trace still got a warriors hat on it, even though we have the dodgers jersey. it's okay top the third friday freeman knocks one passive diving will myers at first two runs are gonna score two nothing bad guys, san diego. three nothing in the seventh. that's when the padres take over two on two out jake kronomworth that gets down both runners score the padres take the lead they're going wild dave roberts. he's stoicevthnd then the rains came. there's a cool hat top of the night josh hater freddie freeman out padres win, five three bob melvin in the padres beat a lake get to the gaslamp to padres o e braves and phillies series speaking of philly's looking to close out the defending champion brace bottom two, brandon marsh. that is a three-run blast to right and it's three nothing fighting phil's bottom of the third. it's three one now philly still up jt real muto deep drive to center michael harris. the second can't make the play. it bounces off the wall and real muto becomes the first catcher and post-season history to hit

an inside the park home run 4-1 phillies. and then sir anthony dominguez strikes out the side. look at this. night night like staff eight three so the phillies and padres in the nlcs beginning tuesday in san diego marathon game three alds between the mariners and astros the first game to reach the 16th inning scoreless in postseason history top 16. yuly. guriel and julio rodriguez are the great catch. this state's scoreless into the 18th. that's when jeremy pena of houston as you see the replay there takes former santa clara product penn murphy deep to center and it's one nothing houston dusty baker. remember him the long time

giants manager. he's pumped up louise garcia pitch five innings score this relief and former giant mauricio. devon makes the game stealing catch and center astros win one nothing in 18. they await the winner of the yankees and guardian series in the alcs and speaking of series tied at one going into game three. top of the third yankees down to nothing aaron judge breaking out of his postseason slump two runs shot to center. we're all tied at two bottom of the night cleveland down five three bay area native stephen quan flipping one the left. so the rally continues runner on the corners later in the end cleveland down one oscar gonzalez base set up the middle

quan's gonna score and ahmed rosario scores the game winning run in cleveland walks off six five winners. they can close out the yankees tomorrow battle the unbeatens in college football number three, alabama taking on number 6, tennessee, nick saban not happy. his team is losing the tide could not stop jalen hyatt caught a school record five touchdowns 207 yards receiving as well. but bama they came back as they 21 seconds to go welledth rikard.

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