couple of occupied homes for time. can't quit quit could face kidnapping charges. those forecastle pulleys 88 had gone although no gun was seen. spoke with one neighbor who saw police chasing a suspect as use topping fences then spoke with another neighbor who was among the residents evacuated as a precaution. >>: guy and across the sidewalk across the street. and jump over the fence.

>> reporter: and a gush here it negotiator go when they deployed couple of the flash bang grenades and not playing sirens i heard them clout he's an adult male we don't know his name but police have been calling out to someone named or ernesto the, with your hands up and a little bit ago i saw police had applied a robot in there for some purpose and the man remains holed up and a home on clary's drive are dangerous. when

people in that neighborhood came and staggering down the street because the police department. in this a man with a gun. from concord.

concord police say the k-9, yelle's doing well. the stab wound to the head did hit in the head repeadedly with a blunt object. he's under heavy medication and may be off duty for an extended period of time.

the dow >> grant: august at home with his handler doing well considering the stab wound to the head marriages sprain but was hit repeatedly in a blunt object on the incident under heavy medication may be of duty for an extended period of time. >> reporter:it was the community outcry over the shooting death

of mario woods back in 2015 and other high profile incidents that got then chief greg suhr and mayor ed lee to call on the justice department to take a hard look at the state of policing in this city. this is the overview of the report right here.in it are the doj's 94 findingsregarding use of force.bias and accountability. while the doj found that the majority of deadly use of force incidents involved people of color this investigation so far has not found if there is a racial animous behind that. .but they say the deparment didn't collect enough data for sufficient analysis of use of force incidents. so there's a big question mark that should be a great concern to the city and county of san franciscothe statistical disparity exists and we need to figure out why and how to fix it. the doj did find evidence of

implicant bias not only were african american and hispanic drivers disporotionaly searched during traffic stops but they were less likely to have contraband on them when they were searched. the review also comes with 272 recommedations.including calling for independent investigators for use of force incidents.the mayor says many reforms are already under way.and they are ready to continue to make improvements. the police dept will accept and implement every single one of these recommendations. i want to be cautiously optimistic here. the attorney for the woods family is glad sfpd is being scrutinized by the fedshe just hopes that the recommendated changes take place. they are really kinda stuck in their ways and it will require a lot. the interium chief says he is committed to continueing to reform the departmentand the police commission says they will use the report as a blueprint as they continue to look the person who will ultimately command the sfpd.

maureen kelly kron4 news >> grant:a big change for san francisco based wells fargo. the c-e-o of the bank has resigned. effective immediately. john stumpf has been under fire after wells fargo was fined for creating accounts for customers without their knowldege. for weeks, customers and some members of congress have been calling for stumpf to leave. the wells fargo board of directors had already taken back some of his compensation. bt his repleacement is not an outsider.wells fargo chief operting officer tim sloan will become the new head executive of the bank. a stalking incident near u-c berkeley... prompts one girl to call campus police. a 17-year-old girl reported she was was being stalked near u-c berkeley's student housing in albany... on saturday. police say she was walking around 3-p-m. she says she noticed a new black truck driving nearby. she noticed the driver from two previous sightings... one of which she already reported to albany police. police say the driver appeared surprised, yet angry...but he continued to drive around the area before leaving. he is described as a hispanic or asian male in his 40's, with a round face and heavy muscular build. >> reporter: the police have conducted an investigation. and a bad turn reports over to the d.a.'s office. to see if charges or file if they are it's possible the suspect is very far

away and become again authorities at the university say they believe that he has left the country. unidentified freshman member of the san jose parks and water polo team is being investigated for allegedly raping two female students at an off-campus party on september 3rd. >>: has denied all sexual assaults. at the the first allegation was made university ordered the students to stay away from and not retaliate against the woman.

case >> reporter: is now with the district attorney's office and they say they're still reviewing the investigation conducted and will decide in the next days or weeks whether not to charge the student if i do but what x on the question back to this country face those charges. >> grant: stalking incident near uc-berkeley probs one girl called campus police scheerer reports issues being stopped

near uc-berkeley student housing in albany. i on saturday around three in the afternoon. in driving nearby the teenager recognize the neighbor from two previous sightings she had already reported to albany police the driver of that truck all angry about something he eventually drove off described as hispanic asian male in his forties around face and heavy muscular build. >> vicki:still ahead on kron four news. a series of suspicious fires. police in the east bay. say they've arrested a man who could be linked to nearly two dozen fires. details after the break. >> grant:plus. as the fallout continues from donald trump's conflict with establishment republicans some in the party are saying the focus needs to shift from the internal g-o-p battle--- to the battle with the the democratic nominee. the latest from the campaign trail. and next, how one woman. who was viciously attacked outside home. is helping other victims of gun violence. more big news tonight at 5.

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>> grant:an arrest in a suspicious fire started along a popular walking trail in the east bay. justine waldman joins us live from the kron 4 news room with the details. and justine. police want to know if the suspect is responsbile for a string of arsons in the east bay? >> reporter:this is the fire

from last night. in pleasant hill. on the east bay mud trail near oak park boulevard. it's one of more than 20 suspicious fires in the area that have been reported since early summer, mainly along the iron horse regional trail. under arrest tonight. 48-year old mark smith of pleasant hill. arrested in connection with fire last night on ebmud trail near oak park in santa rosa... a routine traffic stop... leads to a pot bust.

tuesday afternoon... the chp officer was monitoring traffic on southbound 101 near coverdale boulevard. when a pick-up truck sped by...well over the speed limit. the driver...was pulled over. the officer noticed a strong smell of marijuana coming from the truck. it prompted him to search it... and that's when he found 98- pounds of packaged pot and several illegal fireworks. 32-year-old eric wickersham was arrested and booked on drug charges. >> steve: kron4news-dot-com >> vicki:a woman recovering after being shot during a robbery outside of her home is reflecting on how to make something good come from the incident. >> grant:the shooting victim tells kron4's haaziq madyun.she wants to help other victims of gun violence >> reporter:you're wounded during a shooting in the driveway of your home. your husband suffers a head injury from being pistol whipped during the incident. most people would be looking for some type of vengence in the wake of a violent crime like this.but not carol brown "if i can use this thing that people are perceiving as negative, for some positive good , then that's what i want to do" back on september 26th two

gunmen robbed carol brown and her husband tom spaulding outside of their home on claremont avenue in orinda "that's not what this story is about" no it is not says brown she says this incident is about other victims of gun violence >>:"i mean people in the bay area get shot every day, so why are we focusing on this? i believe it's because i live in orinda, this privileged largely white community, and i happen to be on the school board, so if this isn't supposed to happen to me because i am an old white woman living in orinda, why should it happen to anybody?" >> reporter:carol brown says her husband is healing from his injury and she expects a full recovery from her gun shot wounds. for now she is hoping that she can use this unfortunate incident to help victims of gun violence who are.less fortunate "i do feel like i have a responsibility, if people are

going to pay attention to me because i got sot, then i am going to make sure they're paying attention to me for the right reason, you know, cause i am not the only one" in orinda haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant:the countdown is underway for "no burn season" at san francisco's ocean beach. november 1st marks the first day... that recreational beach fires will not be allowed at ocean beach. they will be prohibitted until the end of february. "no-burn" season went into effect as of april 1st. it coincides with the bay area's winter spare the air alert... which aims to reduce the amount of pollution...from wood burning and other sources that can reach unhealthy levels in the air. the ban will allow time for crews to give... both the bon- fire pits and beach...a thorough cleaning.

tonight will be partly cloudy. storm >> reporter: system exists with the pacific northwest and showers. and the clouds roll back in tonight with the patchy fog along the coastline and then tomorrow morning when see partly cloudy and a few more high clouds drifting into our skies and this weekend series of storms move through very heavy rain and gusty winds along with that two out the door right now fifties and san francisco 61 oakland 66 and 68 degrees in

nevermore. here is it sets itself up to conceal the clouds that trickling on the pacific and going to the bay area as we head into the next 44 hours year-ago as ago thursday it may be some char's and thursday night it unfortunately for the commune on friday morning that to be a real mess on the bay area. and another series of storms coming in after that. to 4 in. 86 in. across the hurons. and the san jose and then you see one to 3 in.. and 14 to 16 ft. and a high

service advisory their aunts and dangerous riptides heading in that direction. >> reporter: on friday another storm system moves and on saturday showers possibly on sunday and another round of rain possibly on monday morning. a memorial service was held today for a san pablo police officer who was killed in a motorcycle accident last month. 53-year-old officer ken zink died while he was on his way to work back on september 29th. his motorcycle was hit by a big- rig on interstate 80 in vallejo. he was a father of seven and worked as a school resource officer at helms middle school in san pablo. the police department says he was known for his patience, compassion, and kindness. still ahead. we are learning new details about the night. two palm

springs officers were fatally shot. plus. the charges the suspect now faces. and next, the curry's have a new home. we'll take you inside the two- time m-v-p's. new multi-million dollar digs. real estate pundits say warriors star steph curry has scored again.

they're talking about his latest new home in the bay area. catherine heenan is here to show us his 'second' fabulous east bay house -- which he's just bought. >> catherine:this is some house.it's in alamo. it's more than 10-thousand square feet.with five bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms. and formal gardens. you're looking at the view from the back of the home, which includes an outdoor pavilion and swimming pool. there's everything from a finnish sauna to a library and guest house. this is the front of the 1.5 acre property. riley and ryan will have a playground all to themselves. we'll give you a closer look at the infinity pool. and ayesha will have a huge kitchen.we know from 'dine and dish' that she's got a cookbook out and a food network show. and they made a pretty good deal. the house was listed for 7-point-8 million.curry bought it for about 5-point-7 million.

it's not clear yet what he's going to do with a huge home he bought in walnut creek just a year ago. but we know he sold yet 'another' home in orinda in june - for more than 700- thousand over the asking price. bottom line -- curry seems to be in a buying mode - and seems to have a flair for real estate grant and vicki? >> vicki: we are just four weeks away from the election. but donald trump continues to attack the gop party. after the break. "there's a whole deal going on and we're going to figure this out. there's a whole sinister deal going on." donald trump now saying his own party leadership is conspiring to keep him out of the white house.

>> vicki:the donald, making no efforts to mend faces with paul ryan and other republicans who

have turned their backs on him. steve aveson is here to tell us what the trump campaign is saying, less than four weeks before the election. >> steve:the polls showing him losing badly, or as he might say "bigly." donald trump says if he loses, he knows whose to blame. and it's not donald trump. presidential nominee if we had a little help from our very weak leadership called republican leadership we'd be sailing like you'd never sailed before. these are weak people.

>> steve:on the campaign trail, on twitter and on television, lashing republicans for turning against him. >>:presidential candidate "people that are weak and ineffective people within the republican party. senators and others and paul ryan." presidential candidate ""you know john mccain who has the dirtiest mouth in all of the senate." >> steve:trump rejected the idea that his vulgar comments about forcing himself on women is a valid reason for his supporters to abandon him. presidential candidate "locker room talk and most people have heard it before and i've had a lot of women come up to me and say boy i've heard that and i've heard a lot worse than that over my life." today a former miss arizona described her first meeting with donald trump, in the dressing room of the miss universe pageant, : "he just came strolling in no second to put a robe on or anything some girls were topless others were naked." her story seemingly supported by trump himself in a 2005 broadcast with howard stern, re- released this weekend : "i'll go backstage before a show and everyone getting dressed and ready and everything no men allowed but i'm allowed because i'm the owner and i'm inspecting it. you know, i'm inspecting."

stern: "you're like a doctor?" : "you know they're standing there with no clothes 'is everyone ok' you see these incredible looking women and so i sort of get away with things like that." trump's attempts to hit the reset button on the lewd comments, not helped by his own campaign manager -- who used a remarkable phrase to describe party defectors. "enough of the pussyfooting around in terms of, you know, do you support us or do you not support us?" in utah. traditionally one of the most reliably republican states, the answer is no. trump is tied wityh hillary clinton and a third party candidate, independent conservatve evan mcmullin. he's a utah native and former c=i=a agent who is currently on the ballot in 11 states, with plans to add 44 more by election day. >> reporter: get all the

weathered fierce however a storm heading to the bay area part cloudy beautiful out there as they have a nice to live shot from berkeley couple clouds along the coastline to the golden gate bridge and we have some changes in the works. 68 and san jose's 68 in livermore. and 63 degrees in petaluma. we will see the changes on the way and not some i a couple clouds rolling and for cooling down partly cloudy 8:00 p.m. and general in the '60s. go out this is the storm system we were talking about storm clouds rolling in the bay area and the subtropical moisture and the storm system likely bring heavy rain right to you in the bay area. it looks like clouds will begin to gather amid high level

clouds beginning to move and said to our waking up to a few clouds and really thickening of the day scattered light showers late in the afternoon and unexpected to be the heavy. most of it stays to the north of the next 24 hours we take the threat the day and the rain north of the golden gate bridge the rest of the bay area staying dry. and then that's just the beginning of the more rain on the way and then tell the jurors in the '50's 70's major storm lives way thursday night and friday and this will continue on and off throughout the weekend.

>> vicki:prosecutors have filed murder charges against an accused cop killer in palm springs. 26-year-old john felix is accused of shooting two officers through the screen door of his family's home... after they responded to a disturbance call on saturday. felix was arrested after a 12- hour standoff with police. the riverside county da announced the charges against him today...

trt:31/ "lying in wait" officer vega was two months away from retirement, while officer zerebny gave birth just four months ago. prosecutors will decide in the next few weeks whether to request the death penalty. a reunion of relief and joy for a four-year-old girl who was kidnapped over the weekend. rebecca lewis was reunited with her family yesterday in florida. investigators say she was taken from her home on saturday by a family friend who goes by the name wild west hogs. they were found in memphis on monday, after a hospital security guard recognized the suspect's car. >> catherine: >> grant:hogs.who was previously known as matthew clark pybus.was arrested there. it still remains unclear why hogs would take rebecca and run. despite being a long-time family friend, authorities said hogs had not seen the family in two years. the polk county sheriff says social media and an amber alert helped track them down. tuesday lakeland, fl kidnapped girl reunited with family a reunion of relief and joy for a four-year-old girl who was abducted over the weekend. rebecca lewis was reunited with her family this afternoon in lakeland, florida. investigators say she was taken from her home on saturday by a family friend who goes by the name wild west hogs. they were found in memphis yesterday , after a hospital security guard recognized the suspect's car. hogs - who was previously known as matthew clark pybus - was arrested there. it still remains unclear why hogs would take rebecca and run. despite being a long-time family friend, authorities said hogs had not seen the family in two years. the polk county sheriff says social media and an amber alert helped track them down down. and wild west hogs will be sent back to florida. today in a memphis court.he did not fight the extradition request. relatives say the 31-year-old suspect.suffers from depression and bipolar disorder. wednesday memphis, tn west wild hogs in memphis court the man found in tennessee with four-year-old rebecca lewis will be sent back to florida. west wild hogs did not fight the extradition request in a memphis court today. authorities say he kidnapped rebecca in florida saturday morning. an amber alert was issued in five states before someone spotted hogs' car outside a

tennessee hospital. rebecca was reunited with her family tuesday afternoon reportedly unhurt. relatives say the 31-year-old suspect, who legally changed his name to hogs, suffers from depression and bipolar disorder. police say he was a former friend of the girl's parents, but they hadn't seen him in years. authorities still don't know why or how he kidnapped the girl. dads will soon have easier time doing diaper changes in federal buildings. last week, president obama signed into law the "bathrooms accessible in every situation act". a-k-a t it requires that both men's and women's restrooms in federal buildings have baby changing tables.

customers who are prime members will have the option to buy goods for later delivery. amazon also plans to open sites for curbside pickup. this comes as traditional retailers - like wal-mart - are expanding their online grocery services. for those still heartbroken from last night's giants game, at least the season's not over for all bay area teams.

>> steve:the oakland raiders. are living up to the offseason hype and currently stand at the top of the division. and the silver and black. are aiming to maintain that lead this sunday when the rival kansas city chiefs come to town. >> steve: a head concussion protocols coming of that six of this new data might be telling us about actual safety on the field and all that coming out of the top of the heart here on kron 4 news that six. >> grant: fan of the origin black families still in shock.

all hell yeah the cubs are dance beat stars the world series and cubs mark carpenter was at raiders hq jack del rio's club. at 4-and-1, the raiders have their best record since 2002.which is the last time they went to the super bowl. but this group is making sure to not get ahead of itself. in fact, players repeatedly deflect any praise.as derek carr has said the division goes through denver. but first, they have to get past a chiefs team.that swept them last year. carr "there's nothing for us to hold our chest out about or think highly of ourselves in anyway. we need to go out there and we need to compete and try and get a win against a team that we didn't beat last year and we know how tough it is to play them, but that's the mindset that we have, is 'yes the records are what they are right now, but that means absolutely nothing." >> reporter:the records don't do

much for derek carr, but the numbers.say a lot about how dangerous this raiders team has been. the oakland offensive attack.ranks in the top 5 in yards and points per game. much of that due to the team embracing. jack del rio's penchant for being aggressive. carr >>:"he trusts us in 4th and 2 and 4th and 1, and short backed up in two point conversions. he trusts to execute so there's a lot riding on us to go out there and execute, but there's no heightened sense of we have to go out there and do it or anything like that. it's just, that's how coach wants it done and that's how we are gonna do it." del rio "when teams start talking about how they are going to fix things, we don't need a lot of people with a lot of answers. the answer is really simple. we need one thing to occur. we need great communication. we need our eyes where they belong and we really need each man doing his job and it's really that simple."

releases its list of the country's best cities for trick or treaters. the bay area is making a big showing again. started >> reporter: was begun road and the option for him to become a free agent but for other team is something of another huge, the topic and we will see what is in future holes after this year.

>> reporter: starts coming through this thursday night friday in the bay area very heavy rainfall unusual this time of year here is everybody in the specific northwest of it, and that the forecast seattle area 5 8 in. of rain up there a possibility of flooding as a on the forecast model toward eureka. heavy in the bay area and heavy enough eupepsia big- time 14 to 16 footers and they will x to be a little bit larger for sunday and another storm moves than high surf advisory the careful out there. and as live look from tehran.

this is all about to change clustered together and then tomorrow morning when a to a lot closer on the bay area and then as a series storms making their way lay in the day tomorrow and friday. 75 concord and san jose. 12 ec cooler temperatures in san francisco the upper 60s in oakland and then mid-70s miles making your way toward san jose. tiny el for you in the middle of the day tomorrow you see the rain began am pickup in the evening hours the heaviest rainfall and towards eureka

slowly dragging and the commute 845 on sunday and then the making their way along the coastlinecatherine heenan is here with details. >> catherine: we did great.but we're not number one. this is a shot from the streets of philadelphia.and 'that' city tops the list this year. philly is knocking san francisco out of a five year run as best city for trick or treating.

still -- san jose came in second.and san francisco came in third place. not bad. milwaukee and los angeles round out the top five. zillow says it analyzed home values, housing density, population age and crime. the list is aimed at finding where children can get 'the best and most candy in the shortest amoung of time -- and have other kids to trick or treat with.' philadelphia's ranking was boosted this year because it's added lots of single-family homes. next. billy bush is looking to do some damage control--- this after the explosize donald trump 'access hollywood' interview was made public. showing the two making lewd comments towards woman.

what bush is doing now. to save his career. after just two months on the 'today' show. it looks as if billy bush's time on the show may be coming to an end. billy bush's time on the show may be coming to an end. when legalizing safe, responsible adult use of marijuana, the most important question is how? by voting yes on prop 64: adults 21 and over could only purchase marijuana at licensed marijuana businesses. and prop 64 bans advertising directed at kids... requires strict product labeling... child-proof packaging... and bans edibles that appeal to children. smart provisions to safeguard our families. learn more about the safeguards at yeson64.org.

>> vicki:bush has been under fire since a recorded tape. showing him and donald trump making lewd comments about woman leaked. insider's louis aguirre is following this story for us tonight. he has more from hollywood. >> reporter: since joining sunday and the co-host is engaged in damage control. and

the crisis team golden solutions.

>>: 7 in trouble. >> vicki: steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six.

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our top story tonight. first it was stanford. and now, another bay area university athlete. is accused of sexually assaulting not one, but two female students. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm pam moore. tonight questions being raised why the campus community wasn't informed immediately. kron 4's dan kerman is live outside the santa clara county district attorney office, where the case is being revieweddan

>>: get housing move immediately. andrew tam and another building. >> reporter: and not informed we did not have the information to aidanother big story tonight.

the u-s department of justice released it's long awaited review of the san francisco police department findings were outlined, and that the fed's recommendations would be adopted by the department. >> reporter:the us department of justice released it's findings after conducting a six month investigation into the san francisco police department. this scrutiny coming after the shooting death of mario woods and the racist text scandal that rocked the community and the department. kron4's maureen kelly has the report which has a long list of recommended changesone of which is likely to stir up controvery.

this it the overview of the reportwhich finds that the san francisco police department has an outdated use of force policy and a lack of accountibiltiy.the doj says while they majority of fatal police shootings over the last three years involved people of color they have not yet found evidence that they were racially motivated. but they have found evidnce of institutionalized bias against minoritys within the department. the review has 272 recommendated reforms for the department and the mayor has pledged that the sfpd will adopt them. one of those recommentatations is that sfpd consider using tazers.that has been suggested many times over the yearsand so far has been resisted by the police commision. the president of the commission says this report could change that. bite the attorney for mario wood's family says he doesn't have a

problem with tazers as long as officers are sufficantly trained. bite the police union agreesthey say tazers save lives and prevent injuries. the police commission will discuss the issues of

tazers tonight in closed session. maureen kelly kron4 news >> reporter: of from earlier in the day and folded it and o'clock this morning. a foot chase in suits and apparently refused to note the fourth time police say he could face kidnapping charges and a home on corner and the negotiator was here all afternoon long. they heard at least three reports from flash bang grenades playing sirens dealing with a man to come out. also a school nearby and of concern there too. all date and kept parents of the

speed on what was happening here. >>: at a point where we were going agree asia. and that a community with parents which we did a couple of times. police continue to negotiate with the man here as i said they affect a possible flash bang grenades and right now how they continue call credible lord and we ate and he may be hiding in a home there they are calling threatening to send a police dog

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robberies in one day... all near the u-c berkeley campus. only one suspect has been arrested...while police search for the the others at large. all of them happened sunday... the first one just before one- in-the morning...at the intersection of college avenue and derby street. fast forward about two hours... the second occurs on ellsworth street... near the intersection of parker street. later...around 10-45 p-m...the third robbery happens at leconte and leroy avenues. the fourth... just after 11-p-m near that exact intersection. lastly the fifth one happened at 11-30 p-m at a home near arch street and hilgard avenue.

in most incidents...suspects displayed a gun.. they all forced the victims to give up their belongings. all of which complied... and none were hurt. in the first three robberies... the suspects were black men. the fourth was a hispanic man...and the last...police identify as 18-year-old charles anderson who was arrested the same night. police say a similar string of robberies occurred in august...where five robberies happened within minutes of each other. investigators are working to find the suspects... and ask anyone with information to call them. and taking this live look outside from kirkwood in tahoe. there is no snow yet. but it may not look like this for too long. as rain is expected to hit the bay area. and that generally means snow in the sierra. toss lawrence karnow is here to let us know when it's going to hit. >> reporter: making its way to submit your of wes '80s toward seattle and a computer model 23 in the rain. kiser of the advisory in effect for dangerous riptides. heading out toward the water.

>> steve:wells fargo's embattled c-e-o has resigned today. john stumpf is out of a job. catherine heenan is here with details on a resignation some lawmakers had been demanding. >> catherine:john stumpf's resignation is effective immediately. the san francisco bank says he also has to relinquish his title as chairman. we saw him facing congressional

hearings and consumer outrage in recent weeks. telling lawmakers "i'm sorry we didn't get this right." the apology did not save his job. wells fargo was found to have opened millions of bank accounts without customers' permission. critics said the sales goals were so unrealistic - employees were forced to cheat to make them happen.

some employees who complained about the fake accounts claim they were harassed and intimidated. stumpf had led wells fargo since 2007. the board earlier decided that he must forfeit 41-million dollars in unvested equity. he doesn't get a severance package - but he still retires with tens of millions of dollars in previously earned compensation. he'll be replaced by president and chief operating officer timothy sloan. pam and steve? >> pam:in concord... police identify a stabbing suspect... who was fatally shot by police. it all started around 2-in the afternoon yesterday... when 30- year- old dominick musulman. allegedly stabbed another man. witnesses say, they spotted the suspect... flee on foot to nearby homes. responding officers released a police dog to the backyard of one of the houses. officers say... musulman stabbed the dog in the face with garden scissors... before turning toward them. they say they feared for their lives... and opened fire. musulman was later taken to the hospital where he was prounounced dead. the police dog and original stabbing victim. are expected to recover from their injuries. both officers have been placed on administrative leave. big news tonight out of the east bay. a woman is recovering after being shot during a robbery that happened right outside of her home.

>> pam: scrawled the violent incident. >> reporter: voice of the vice president of the school board killed brown, did not want to be seen on camera today but was willing to discuss it in detail the night she and her husband tom or radek gunpoint at outside their home in marin that. one of the two suspects is to look her husband and then the other one shot brown twice.

>>: it pulled pranks on me and their zero kids. a couple neighborhood kids made this heart-shaped sign of their name after hearing about what happened. >> reporter: d a recently arrested six men in connection to a string of similar robberies. >>: have been told that among these victims are the two line

with ceramic fiber designed to contain extreme heat. also with safety gloves and assembly instructions. and it required by government. >> pam: before flooding eastern north carolina cruised low-lying areas and shouted a simple message from bullhorns: get out before the floodwaters from hurricane matthew arrive. thousands of people were ordered to evacuate, and officials warned that some communities could be cut off by washed out roads or bridge closures. in the city of greenville, military trucks rumbled through leafy neighborhoods where orange traffic cones and police tape discouraged people from

entering. police were stationed at the edge of the evacuation zone to monitor who came and went. authorities planned to go door- to-door in some areas, telling people to escape to higher ground. the flooding triggered by heavy rain from matthew - which killed more than 500 people in haiti - has left at least 35 dead in the u.s. at least 19 have been killed by the flooding in north carolina following hurricane matthew -- and more water is expected. dianne gallagher has the very

latest on this very serious situation. >> reporter: are morning early on by the afternoon we see more clouds moving and maybe through scattered showers in the north bay and that rain become heavy overnight and into friday morning and the weekend. and going on by and it could be very interesting. temperatures now in the '50s out the door fairly common quiet now. heading up this evening at the tablatures cool down gathering as well

before 89:00. and a way of the pacific northwest that rule really determine with the brunt of the rainfall most of that will stick to the bay area and the far northern california and some of the total forecast of computer models 23 in. of rain. at a very stormy it cloudy of polish toby the '60s and '70s as we prepare for the stormy weather that rain continuing and a saturday maybe even a little break on sunday with showers on

as we head toward monday. . >> pam: with us as we track the storm and then downloading our mobile location complete forecast. >> steve:police in the east bay have arrested a man accused of starting a suspicious fire along a popular walking trail. firefighters say the flames were sparked herealong "east bay walking trail "just south of cleveland roadin pleasant hill. no homes were damaged but behind the trail there are several homes. in danger of the blaze. police say this homeless man 48-year-old mark smith was

arrested. but officers are still concerned. because this is just one of a dozen fires that have popped up near east bay walking trails in the past couple of months. authorities are currently investigating if smith. is responsible for the other fires in the area. in the north bay. a traffic stop leads c-h-p officers to a major drug bust. it happened in santa rosa earlier this afternoon an officer was monitoring traffic on the southbound side of highway 101 near coverdale boulevard. a pick-up truck sped by. and the driver 32-year-old eric wickersham was pulled over. that was when the officer noticed a strong smell of marijuana coming from the truck. when he opened the trunkthat's when he found 98-pounds of packaged marijuana and several illegal fireworks. wickersham was arrested and booked on drug charges. coming up at six. murder charges filed. prosecutors take the next step against the suspect accused of killing two police officers in southern california. plus the latest political news. both presidential candidates trying to steer the focus off their own negative issues. and point to their opponents' instead. details from the campaign trail.

all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax.

it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> steve:with election day getting ever closer. both presidential candidates are campaigning hard. and both of them are trying to shake off major distractions. catherine heenan is here with the latest from the campaign trail. >> catherine: both donald trump and hillary clinton are trying to distract voters from their respectivef problems. trump and "tape-gate" --- regarding crude comments about women.

clinton - trying to trying to steer the conversation away from her missing e-mails. donald trump was campaigning in the key battleground state of florida. where he told voters again that clinton "has to go to jail." but he's also making it clear that if he doesn't win -- he's

blaming republican leadership for not doing enough to support him -- especially speaker paul ryan. clinton was at rallies in pueblo colorado and las vegas today. continuing to focus attacks on trump. at clinton's pueblo rally.a particularly loud heckler was eventually escorted out of the building by security. she later told the crowd - you have to feel a little sorry for them - they've had a really bad couple of weeks. both campaigns will now have extra time to register voters in florida. a federal judge has granted an extension - because of the effects of hurricane matthew. steve and pam? >> pam: 10 chalet crippling or even dead lay despite the precautions we have the latest disturbing numbers on concussion then kids plus tens of thousands of toyota vehicles on a recall list over one key safety issue details you need to of thousands of toyota vehicles on a recall list over one key safety issue details you need to know. prop 64 makes marijuana legal in california for adults 21 and over.

and here's what else it does: bans marijuana use in public. permits sales only at licensed marijuana businesses, not at grocery or convenience stores. and prop 64 generates a billion in new tax revenue for california to fund after-school programs and job training and placement initiatives. learn more at yeson64.org vote yes on 64.

learn more at yeson64.org and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it.

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assault occurred at a september 3rd. the law to combat the country faces charges. >> reporter: and san francisco the u.s. department of justice has released their initial report and that at best pd and merit caldwell several high- profile civil police shootings.

he is vowing that sf pd will have suggested changes. >>: not the only one amendment should pay attention. >> steve:prosecutors have filed murder charges against an accused cop killer in palm

springs. the incident happened in broad daylight on saturday. 26-year-old john felix is accused of shooting two officers through the screen door of his family's home... after they responded to a disturbance call. felix...who is a gang member... used an ar-15 rifle... to target the officers. he killed two of them and wounded a third. felix was arrested after a 12- hour standoff with police. the riverside county district attorney announced the charges

against him today... and we're tracking the next round of rain expected to hit the bay area. joining us now is meteorologist laurence karnow with details on when the rain >> reporter: this could beat-up especially for the friday call you what amass making its way to the pacific northwest. unless the content out for you and 815 friday morning. two showers on

the way filled weekend and a very big couple of days. >> steve:new tonight at six. despite improvements in safety on the football field. the number of concussions suffered by kids is on the rise. that's according to a new study released today. reporter andy rose explains the dramatic increase in potentially dangerous head injuries. with so much focus on preventing concussion in the big leagues now, you might think we're making progress in stopping traumatic brain injuries in youth sports. but a new report from blue cross blue shield says the company's insurance claims for concussions increased by 43 percent over a six-year period ending in 2015.

and there was a 71 percent spike in reported concussions for kids between the ages of 10 and 19. most of those head injuries were reported during the fall, just as football season kicks off. many high-school football leagues are taking a tougher stand against concussions, with the state of washington passing a so-called "shake it off law." it requires injured kids to get medical clearance before returning to a game, or even practice. helmet manufacturers are even offering their own sensors to give coaches real-time information on the potential effects of hard hits. in fact, it's believed the increase in concussions may be attributed to more accurate testing and the new awareness. with today's health minute, i'm andy rose. >> steve:big news tonight. toyota is recalling 340-thousand vehicles around the world because of a potentially deadly brake issue. the japanese automaker launched a global recall of its 2016 and 2017 toyota prius sedan vehicles. they say there is a possibility the parking brake on those models could stop working. and if that happens-- the vehicle could roll away and cause a crash. toyota says owners will be

notified about the recall starting in november. and they should take the cars to their local dealers. who will fix the problem for free. pain at the pump.gas prices are on the rise statewide. despite a seasonal decrease in demand. and the california gas prices are second highest in u-s. with hawaii being the first. experts say the increase is because of the maintenance work being done at

>> steve: time of year for many employees open enrollment from please get the right you trip down for. at what you spend on medical insurance coverage. see how muchthen compare that to your doctor visits. if you don't go to the doctor too often consider a higher deductible plan. so your monthly insurance premiums will cost less.

but your co-pays and hospital visits could be more. if you have a lot of doctor visits or a pre-existing condition. a lower deductible plan may be better for you. make sure your doctors are considered in-network. seeing someone off your plan or out of network will cost more. coming up. the original painting of e-t was sold at auction. find out how much someone one paid to bring e-t home. find out how much someone one paid to bring e-t home. woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share...

woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. woman: vote yes on prop 55

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take this out. and it was great to eight innings in the bullpen five different guys kate given up the chicago cubs went on to win the game. the giants' season comes to an end in game four in the best of five series. galet t e l s possessed friend.

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when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. someone officially took e-t home today.

the original painting for the movie poster for "e.t. the extraterrestrial" sold for 394- thousand dollars. it was sold by heritage auctions in dallas. the painting was used on the release poster for the 1982 film and spent the last 13 years on the wall of hollywood writer and producer bob bendetson. the buyer of the painting wishes to remain anonymous. >> reporter: were going to get all whole lot of rain and unusual the see this movie in the sum of your between friday and monday to 4 in. in the north bay. as to make way of sackers' not pick up one to 3 in. of rain. starting late tomorrow and then another storm moves then on saturday some leftover showers come sunday mainly north of the golden gate bridge and then another storm monday morning read your not your ego.

they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it.

vote yes on 56.

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