>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> a man came around the corner or whoever came around the corner, and i already had the gun out, and they just started shooting. >> the memory is as fresh as ever for the woman who lived to share the experience of her attack, proving to be the key in the catching of the suspected stockton killer. good evening. thanks for joining us. the city of stockton and surrounding area breathing deep relief tonight as police say they have captured their men. 43-year-old wesley bradley was taken into custody early saturday morning. investigators leave he was prowling the streets in search

of another victim. >> our surveillance team found this person while he was driving . we watched his patterns and determine early this morning he was on a mission to kill. we are sure wetoed killin >>ettislee is connected to five deadly shootings in stockton, one in oakland. all those victims are men, ages 21 to 54 years old. tonight, we are hearing from the only known survivor of the suspected killer's attacks. tara campbell joins us live in the newsroom with her story. tara: this woman was on housed at the time -- on housed -- unhoused at the time. she has been touted as a leader in this case helping investigators from the suspect. >> i just saw flashes.

tara: natosha is describing the terrifying moments she believes she was shot at by the suspected and now captured serial killer, wesley brownlee, talking in a recent interview with the stockton-based 209 times, describing standing that to -- next to train tracks when suddenly she saw a gun pointed at her. >> i was on the side, and a man come around the corner or whoever came around the corner, and they already had the gun out. they just started shooting. i ran towards them, knowing that i had to get closer to the street to survive. tara: she says she was shot about 10 times in the upper body. >> the burning, it is incredible. you are wet and don't really know why you are what. every time i move my legs, i was getting wetter and wetter. i knew i was dying. >> explaining, she crawled away from the scene not knowing where the suspect went, and started calling out for help.

>> i heard a car come by me, and i heard, like, a door open or close, and i could tell it went down a distance, and i heard some men say, i'm right here. i'm calling 911 for you. don't worry. >> that was the spring of 2021. she says when she saw the image of brownlee circulating, she knew right away. what's when i saw the image of the person from the back, even though i never seen their face, that that was the person that tried to kill me. >> her description of the suspect turned out to be key to catching him. >> she did let us know it was a male suspect. she was able to provide us a height and weight, and that is what we connected with the video that we are pushing out. >> police say ballistics helped connect all the shootings. as for little or -- as for lato ur, she says since the shooting,

she has gotten sober and is no longer living on the streets. >> i genuinely 100% forgive the person who shot me. >> brownlee was being held on san joaquin county jail saturday without rail and is expected to be arraigned in court tuesday afternoon. dion: that's a story we will continue to follow. tomorrow, another court hearing for the disgraced founder of theranos. she is pushing for a new trial. tomorrow's proceedings will take a look at one of the witnesses. if no trial is granted, homes is set to be sentenced on member 18. a jury convicted her in january on four counts of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars. iranian americans who oppose the government in tehran held a

candlelight vigil in san francisco's union square tonight . they came to pay tribute to the inmates who died in iran's evan prison this weekend. officials confirmed four people died from smoke inhalation and more than 60 were injured during the fire at the prison. even so, many believe the death toll is much higher. hundreds of antigovernment protesters arrested over the past month are being held at the compound in tehran. >> we think the only solution is a complete overthrow of the government and establishment of a new democratic government. it takes time for these revolutions to play out. >> clashes with state security forces have spread throughout the country since the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini, who was jailed for allegedly violating iran's strict dress code. it was reported that the former marsh fire contained back in july started burning again.

according to "the san francisco chronicle," fire officials say it began smoldering last month. a former fire burned over 500 acres and cause poor air quality and forced evacuations. contra costa is monitoring the current air quality where conditions right now are still good. now to your voice and your vote. tuesday, we will be exactly three weeks away from election day, so we are preparing you for the important issues you will see on the ballot. abc 7 news has a look at where the candidates stand. >> come november, history will be made within the alameda county district attorney's office. >> one of these candidates will be the first african-american, but it also will show people of alameda county that african-americans can do this job and, hopefully, do it very effectively. >> terrance evans is a partner

with a law firm and also the current president of the charles houston bar association, the largest black bar association in california. he says the had to have -- head-to-head runoff on november 8 for the da position is important because of the office's influence and the challenges the county faces. >> having members of the community feel like they can trust the system and ways they can support the system. >> both are advocating for more transparency, alternatives to incarceration, and to end the death penalty, but there are stark contrasts -- price is a reform candidate and civil-rights attorney who received the most votes in the june election among the four candidates. she is running on a 10-point plan, which includes race-neutral bail, sentencing reform, and to stop over criminalizing youth. the current chief deputy da is a 32-year veteran of the alameda county das office. he has strong support from law enforcement. his priorities include focusing on repeat offenders, more corporate accountability, and

strengthening partnership with victim advocates. he says the years recall shows the challenges of the job. he believes experience can be an advantage. >> i have a relationship with those folks to understand how those systems within the d.a.'s office work in order to make those types of changes. >> studies show that black men regularly see longer jail sentences, so it is a racial justice issue. >> a community-based group helps those formerly incarcerated, and he wants a break from what he calls a corrupt system. his remedy for change -- to bring in someone from outside the established system, a system wiley has been part of. >> we have someone who is a civil rights attorney. >> they will have their answers november 8.

dion: we are making it easy to get to know every ease you will be -- every issue you will see on your november ballot. we have arguments for and against each measure and helpful break down videos so you can make your vote count. still ahead, power rangers to the rescue. a restaurant attack in oakland and the everyday employees who stepped up big superheroes. plus, remembering the loma prieta earthquake. the way san francisco will reflect on the history-changing day. >> how chilly will tomorrow be? the accuweathe

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dion: new at 11:00, some real-life superheroes sprung into action to save a woman from an attack in a story you will see only on 7. as if the site of a 1990's superhero taking orders or slinging drinks was not enough, what happened friday night could be described as morphin' time. >> when something rakes out, you're not sure it is real. >> the woman ran in seeking help. a man was choking her. that's when not just the pink power ranger but all of them jumped into action to de-escalate the situation. >> all of the servers/power rangers were moving towards the scene to help one another out.

dion: she says the man even started using racial slurs, but then the spirit of community kicked in and customers started morphing, too. >> the patrons started getting involved in a way that was supportive and making sure everyone was safe. dion: eventually, the rangers piled onto the man and police showed up. they detained the man believing he was undergoing a mental health crisis. >> thai people are very playful. we like to laugh. if it's to create harmony or balance, that is just sort of our either, so that is exactly i think how we approach something that could be scary or shocking or surprising. we turn to laughter and trying to piece keep.

>> the costumes are an ode to the restaurant's cigna quote -- signature cocktails and are only worn on friday, but they are a reminder that it is always morphin' time. dion: the restaurant said they wanted to make sure the community understood the workers are not vigilantes available for public assistance. this was just an isolated superhero incident. happening tomorrow is the commemoration of the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. monday, believe it or not, marks 33 years since the 6.9-magnitude quake mark bay area -- rocked the bay area. the committee and san francisco fire department are hosting an event that starts at 5:00 04 -- 5:04 exactly, when the first shaking kit.

u.s. representative and san mateo native will be in the south bay to announce $2.7 million in funding for three local projects. the funding from congress will go toward improving the enent and adding climate change. san jose state is among the three organizations accepting a check. look. this is a live vantage point. if you are a stargazer, there is a treat this week. that meteor shower will be visible once again, but you will need to stay up pretty late. the celestial show peaks late thursday/early friday morning in the bay area any time from 1:00 to 3:00 a.m. it produces about 20 meters an hour, and they range in size from a golf ball to a living room sofa. they appear when the earth travels through the debris of the, this time of year, but even though they are the size of a

sofa, they still appear very small. >> of course, it is friday morning, i will be here. >> let me know how it is because i will not be awake. >> i will tell you all about it. here's a look at what is happening right now. we have calm wind all around the bay area right now. just no strong breeze at all. nonetheless, it is sharply cooler now than it was at this time last night all around the area because of the absence of cloud -- absence of clouds. temperatures are dropping, as you can see. looking across the bay toward the bridge, these are our current temperatures. oakland, 55. 62 in palo alto, 60 in san jose, low 50's in santa clara and half moon bay. here's the view in emeryville. low 50's right now at santa rosa.

concord, 58. one more live view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. these are our forecast headlines. we will see clouds and fog developing later during the overnight hours. some spotty drizzle, look for gray skies to start the morning. it will be cooler than average, but later in the week, a brief period of warming will develop tuesday through thursday. looking at our forecast animation, you can see that during the early morning hours, we will see an increase in clouds. high clouds, low clouds, maybe even some drizzle. do not expect to have much in the way of reduced visibility. just a few pockets of clouds here and there and we will get a mix of clouds and sun during the daytime hours tomorrow. overnight lows mainly in the mid-50's. a little cooler in the north bay where low temperatures will be in the upper 40's and highs,

about 64 in half moon bay. north bay highs mainly mid-70's. inland, east bay, upper 70's. down in south bay, low 70's. when do we expect rain? not in the next seven days. indications are the bay area will likely have a zero chance of precipitation over the next seven days, though southern california may get some rain. there's that warm-up i told you about tuesday through thursday. in fact, wednesday will likely be the warmest days with inland highs around 90 degrees in the warmest spots, but as the end of the week approaches, we will see another cooldown coming our way and by next weekend, back to a typical pattern and relatively cool conditions. the uncle and i got a little depressed when i cannot see the sun. >> i know. mid week, you will see a lot of it then. dion: still ahead, it may only be october, but it is the

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dion: just in time for the holidays, toys "r" us is back in the bay area. toys "r" us has partnered with macy's to bring back the iconic brand. pop-ups officially opened in san francisco's union square and san jose's westfield valley fair this weekend. macy's posted nine days of family activities and daily sales for the return. the warriors are keeping their younger group together for years to come. chris alvarez joins us with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, the warriors secure their future days ahead of ring night and tell your launch, the 49ers

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chris: 49ers have been hit hard by the injury bug this season. they are missing six starters. when the game kicked off in atlanta, mixed in turnovers and failure to score in the second half, you've got trouble. 49ers faithful showing up on the road in atlanta. seven-zero in the first, jeff wilson jr. fumbles it. falcons recover, george kittle hustling, punches the ball loose, but jaylen hawkins recovers. another loose football for the touchdown. jimmy garoppolo, touchdown, 14-7-game.

again, just like that, we are tied at 14, and the offense, they are rolling. marcus mario to breaking loose, that's a big gain for attack raking first down because the drive keeps going, and it ends like this. touchdown, 21-14 atlanta heading into halftime. san francisco just had 50 yards rushing but had chances in the air. early third, bounces off of his hands, looked like a possible touchdown. got to make those plays. san francisco had three turnovers. garoppolo, tipped and picked off. jimmy g. threw for nearly 300 yards and two scores but was intercepted twice. they lose 28-14, dropping their record this season. >> putting up zero points in the second half, that's not us. we just have to get back to the drawing board, get back to our

style of football, and i think the rest will take care of itself. >> we are the san francisco 49ers. we have a stand -- a standard we play at. we play with a lot of energy, and i don't know if we gave that today. >> it truly does suck, but at some point, you've got to adjust, and guys have to be ready to go, no matter the situation. we got to be able to find ways to win, regardless of the circumstance. chris college basketball now, and what do we can for the warriors. golden state locking up two key pieces of their future. pool addressing the draymond a rough rookie season. had a book out season -- breakout season that ended in a title, and he's ready to chase even more rings. >> great organization, great. we want a championship, too, so it can be pretty crazy to leave

a team that won a championship. we want to do it all over again, not only for our organization but for the fans, the people, the entire bay, the dub nation, keep trying to bring rings home. dion: thanks. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, including an exchange of gunfire in the middle of dinner. residents share their fear during the shooting in sonoma plaza. plus, an all-out disaster at the small town fall air. the

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i've never seen anybody wielding a gun in the streets of sonoma, for sure. dion: a north bay man is in critical condition after being shot multiple times by deputies. police say the armed suspect brandished his weapons in the middle of sonoma's busy boston district. >> as we were approaching the windows, we heard a pop, pop, pop, pop, bunch of gunfire, which is insane. it did not even seem real. >> martin was working a private party saturday night when he and his staff witnessed a shootout between sonoma county sheriff's deputies and an armed man. >> we told went up and make sure in the bar new to head out the front door, not the back. quickly santa rosa police

department is the agency investigating. they say the suspect had been terrorizing tourists. >> the suspect was trying to break a window of a passing limousine as well as brandishing a firearm. >> seconds later, the man in his 40's, was confronted by deputies. >> the deputy immediately noticed the suspect might have a gun, ordered him to drop it several times. he refused to comply and shot at least one time at the deputy, we believe, and the deputy responded firing back at the suspect. >> police say the suspect was struck once but ran away. after a short chase, authorities say the man ran towards deputies when a second officer fired, wounding the suspect a second time. >> saw him roll over in the street. >> the man was taken to the hospital. >> i need to call my insurance. >> before the shooting, police say the suspect broke windows at nearby businesses, including lisa chan's happy garden

restaurant, leaving a sea of broken glass. >> angry, and also, why they do that to me? >> usually, sonoma is a very peaceful tourist destination. >> mayor jack diggs says his community is safe. he says he is praying for the suspect's family. >> am very thankful for their response and investigation for this tragic case. >> the mayor now offering his help to businesses impacted by the vandalism. the name of the suspect has not been released. police say he has a criminal record but would not offer any details, and a motive is still unclear, but a very scary night. dion: an undercover operation resulted in arrests and citations for those purchasing alcohol for minors. california beverage control

arrested and issued several citations. studies show that underage drinking produces higher rates of drunk driving crashes and a higher chance of criminal activities. penalties included a thousand dollar fine and 24 hours of community service. some incredible video now. a grass fire destroys over 70 cars in tempe, texas today. you can see cars were parked in a grass field at the robinson family farms festival when the area caught on fire. bell county fire marshals believe a discarded cigarette hit dry grass which then sparked the flames. the good news -- there were no injuries. bell county is currently under a burn ban due to extreme drought conditions. developing news now -- former president trump faces backlash after condemning the jewish community's appreciation for his policies toward israel. trump took to his media platform, criticizing jewish

people for their lack of praise. some people called his remarks anti-semitic thoughts. it comes as federal regulators have opened investigations into truth social over financial securities violations. >> go out and sign up now for truth social, which is doing great. it is hot and it is a hell of a lot better than twitter will ever be. dion: a former truth social executive trump violated security laws. allegedly, trump improperly removed wilkerson from the board of the company after denying to gift melania trump some of his shares. the securities and exchange commission is currently investigating exactly what happened. if you get a letter from the irs this week, it might actually be a good thing. the agency is reaching out to millions of people who may be due for some covid-related related tax benefits. the irs does more than 9 million americans have not yet taken advantage of temporary tax credits that congress approved last year, including the child

tax credit and earned income tax credit. if you do get a letter, you have until november 17 to file for these benefits. today, san francisco residents gathered for live bands, fun games. the open streets program brought communities together from all across the city. people were able to interact with local vendors and enjoy free, live entertainment. >> it is so important in the tenderloin because we do not have a lot of public spaces. we have no green spaces, so this is an opportunity for the community to come together. dion: sunday streets is a nonprofit organization to promote health and social connection. the event is intended to commemorate public green spaces. today was the last event of the year, but there could be more in the future with city approval. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, including protecting the bank -- the bay area's

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dion: safeguarding the wildlife and resources along our natural coast and san francisco bay is part of building a better bay area. when it comes to protecting the whales that migrate through our waters, the solutions become even more sophisticated. >> as a researcher, bill keener has been watching san francisco bay for decades, but he says lately, there's been a lot more to keep an ion. >> the home back are in this straight area and the golden gate bridge, but gray whales tend to go farther in, even past alcatraz islands. >> he says the number of visits

into the bay have's -- have increased significantly. it is difficult to isolate and cause, but researchers suspect pressure on their food sources from climate change is having an impact. he says they are often following and shall be closer to shore, a phenomenon sometimes known as habitat compression. while gray whales, which typically migrate between mexico and alaska, typically face different treasures. >> some of them were actually so hungry they were coming to the bay and looking for food. there's not much in the bay for them, nor with a need way up in alaska. >> a recent study found the overall population dropping significantly, and in the last decade, researchers have been documenting a variety of threats to whales, trying to do everything from food migration to food behavior. organizations like noaa have made it a priority to keep

oceans safer. the research coordinator says the group has been monitoring whale populations with the help of a buoy-based system that literally allows them to eavesdrop. >> when there are vocalizing whales in the area, we can hear them. what this has eliminated for us is that there are whales in the region for a lot longer than we thought. humpback whales are pretty much here year-round, and the season is also longer than we thought. >> she says the data is combined with ocean surveys to inform the agency's ship strength program, which asks shipping agencies to slow in areas where multiple species of whales are roaming. >> this year, we extended our voluntary production request to be longer in the years, so we extended it to december this

year, and next year, we will be looking to extending that even further. >> that surveillance is getting an added layer as well. several weeks ago, we showed you a new monitoring system deployed in collaboration by the marine mammal center and benioff ocean science laboratory. it is able to submit real-time updates, including the speeds of nearby ships. >> the narrowest spot is the most dangerous. >> bill is concerned both about the safety of the whales and understanding the changes to their complex ecosystem, learning if the shifting patterns of feeding and migration are temporary or big longer-term effect of climate change or other factors. >> i think everything is changing out in the ocean, so before 2016, we did not see humpbacks coming in to feed, so i think things could go up and down over the years, that we might get more in some years and less in others. >> unproductive changes that

could ultimately force humans to adapt our behavior along with the whales. >> again, the forces at work are complicated, but researchers say they want to learn if climate shifts as far north as alaska could be influencing food sources of whales. this also is nothing you have been looking at closely. spencer: migration of whales, those patterns are shifting because of the warming of the ocean waters. we don't know where it is leading. we just follow it. have to see how things change. the weather -- dion: you took my line! spencer: obviously, weather is profoundly influenced by climate change. we have clouds returning to the coastline, over two fog, maybe some coastal drizzle in early morning hours and tomorrow, mix of sun and clouds, much like we have had the last couple of nights. overnight lows mainly in the mid

these, highs tomorrow, low 50's, coast, mid to upper 70's and lynn. people love to see some rain, right? it is so dry around the bay area, but we have a beautiful weekend ahead. sunny skies and warmer weather tuesday, wednesday, thursday before another cooldown next friday, but even as we go into the cooler pattern, it will still be quite pleasant. no extremes in our weather the next seven days.

chris: the 49ers dropped to 3-3 after a disappointing loss in atlanta, missing six starters on defense, the offense needed to step up. instead, they failed to score in the second half. it wasn't for a lack of chances. jimmy garoppolo could not have jimm g. threw forearly 300acleod

yards and two scores, but he threw two picks along the way, and despite the loss, the 49ers still lead the nfc because of tiebreakers. >> i expect all my teammates to make plays when their number is called. i expect myself to make plays when my number call. i would say that it messes with their psyche. i'm pretty good at flushing and moving onto the next leg. >> it was the same for both of us. it was another week of mistakes. we did exactly what we did not want to do. >> self inflicted wounds, that is the story of the day. you just cannot have as many as we had out there, and when you do have them, you've got to overcome it. it starts with me, though and we just have to do better. chris: speaking of those chiefs, patrick mahomes and kc hosting the bills.

this was wild. my homes hartman, game tied at 17. chiefs had a feel go, go up 20-17. bills driving. this superman hurdle, getting the bills in scoring position, just over a minute to go alan fires and hits dawson knocks with the go-ahead score. alan threw three touchdowns, but they left just over a minute for kansas city to have the football. defense stands up. my homes is picked off. bills win 24-27. the 49ers will host a chiefs team coming off a tough loss. interesting game next sunday. the nfl's last unbeaten team, the eagles, hosting the cowboys. early took a 20-0 lead to start, but the cowboys come back. ferguson finds the end zone, dallas down three early in the fourth. the eagles answer with a 13 play 75-yard drive.

jalen hurts finds a wide open devonta smith for the touchdown. eagles are 6-0 for the first time since the 2004 season when they reached the super bowl, and, yeah, that guy is still going. we are less than 48 hours away from the warriors welcoming the lakers for tuesday's season opener. getting set to lift the seventh banner in franchise history. yesterday, he signed a four-year extension reportedly worth 109 million dollars. technically, he has taken a pay cut to stay with golden state. going to make $33.6 million this season, but that drops down to an average of about $27 million per year. he and fellow contract extension signing teammate jordan poole excited for the future. >> it is a blessing to reach an extension and be here another four years.

it is amazing, and i know jordan feels the same way. >> we kind of send each other some text messages, but it is amazing. congrats to him. congrats to his family. i'm glad that, you know, he's here in a place where we welcome him and the entire bay area welcomes him. he deserves it. chris: playoff baseball in your living room. yankees with a must-when in cleveland. game five in the bronx tomorrow, top two. two-run blast to left. he has hit three homers since being traded to the yankees in july. here comes cleveland. josh naylor, making it a 3-2 game with the solo bomb and then rocking the baby, and the dugout is pumped up. garrett cole pitched seven innings of two-run baseball with eight strikeouts. game five tomorrow night in new york.

this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thank you very much. don't forget, you can watch all of our newscast life and on demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app available for apple tv, android tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download now and start streaming for free. that is it for this edition of abc moral seven news at 11:00. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for all of us here, thanks so much for joining us. have a great evening.

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