j.r.: -- this is the last time i tell you.thrown out of the meeting as tensions continue to raise. >> have her removed right now. get out. j.r.: these moments came hours after the city's mayor reported being attacked by someone at a public event early on tuesday. >> there were some type of altercation. it was very disappointing to experience. i was blown away at the behavior. j.r.: i councilmember describes what she witnessed saying, it was a physical attack on the mayor. >> he raised up his hand and shoved the mayor really hard. he shoved him under his neck. before he can react to me and the other lady, the gentleman raised his hand again and the mayor kind of grabbed his wrist. i was like, wow. he really just attack the mayor. j.r.: police say the incident is under investigation. the tension at the city council meeting centers around ongoing investigations into the possible misconduct within the antioch police department and possible sexual harassment by mayor thorpe, claims that he denies. he believes there are racial under

j.r.: -- this is the last time i tell you.thrown out of the meeting as tensions continue to raise. >> have her removed right now. get out. j.r.: these moments came hours after the city's mayor reported being attacked by someone at a public event early on tuesday. >> there were some type of altercation. it was very disappointing to experience. i was blown away at the behavior. j.r.: i councilmember describes what she witnessed saying, it was a physical attack on the mayor. >> he raised up his hand and shoved the mayor really hard. he shoved him under his neck. before he can react to me and the other lady, the gentleman raised his hand again and the mayor kind of grabbed his wrist. i was like, wow. he really just attack the mayor. j.r.: police say the incident is under investigation. the tension at the city council meeting centers around ongoing investigations into the possible misconduct within the antioch police department and possible sexual harassment by mayor thorpe, claims that he denies. he believes there are racial under

dan: j.r. stone spent the night talking with retired fbi agent's and professionals about what to look for in these cases. j.r.: it has been a busy 24 hours where police announced detective -- surveillance video and the cases have been linked by ballistics. stockton police say this is a person of interest in their suspected serial killer case. >> pay attention to the stride that this person has. also notice how upright this person's posture is. j.r.: five murders happened in stockton and one in east oakland that happened last year. killings that came up in tuesday night's stockton city council meeting. criminologist and author dr. scott bond says there is less time between the recently linked cases and that is concerning. >> i hate to say this, but it is likely that he will kill again in the near future. >> we do not know what the motive is. what we do believe is that it is mission oriented. >> some of these people were homeless and others were also wandering around at all hours of the night. he

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j.r.: in castro valley, j.r. stone. reggie: chp is asking for any information you might have about the crash. they think the car is a you were model ford eco-sport or a nissan. jobina: an influx of cash is coming to help people transition into state -- into stable housing. the state is having s's go h peopl i oakland is serving 50 people in the what street encampment more than 60,000 dollars per person. a total of eight areas are getting money from the encampment resolution funds. reggie: have a plan in place, that is the push from officials after the i .1 magnitude earthquake. everything went as well as they could have helped. there were no injuries or major damage and that should serve as a reminder that a more devastating quake could happen at any time. simple steps to prepare could be lifesaving. >> remove heavy objects from the top shelves and move them to the lower shelves or floor. all of my planters are on the floor. have latches so dishes and cups do not fall out of the cabinets. reggie: have an emergency kit r

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. kumasi: the uncle of the two boys spoke only with abc 7 news sharing a message for community members saying that he wanted to thank everyone who supported his family and he also shared a message for politicians. >> he is saying that he wants all the senators, and congressman, and the city council to listen and to please do something about gun control. it is cheaper to buy a weapon than to buy food for a family. a dollar is more -- is worth more than a life and it is time to stop and he wants them to do something about it. kumasi: today a statewide conference will be held on gun violence prevention. the state attorney general's delivering the keynote address. jobina: new developments in the school campus shooting in oakland. newly released video shows two suspects running up to the building's front door. police food -- posted the clip showing the critical moments of the shooting on wednesday that left six people injured. you see two of the suspects run up into the building where the fi

j.r. stone, abc7news. >> new details. a driver has been arrested in connection with the crash involving three young students walking home from school. the driver is facing several charges including one count of vehicular manslaughter. one of the three young victims was taken off life support last month. the two of the 12 euros are still recovering from their injuries. the driver was also hospitalized at the crash. >> new details tonight. police pulled over a driver near ainslie park this morning, just before 2:30. officers found items typically used for meth manufacturing in the car so they arrested the driver. please link the items to an apartment. officers searched it and found a drug lab inside. the investigation is ongoing. residents of a luxury apartment high-rise in san francisco are out of their homes tonight because of flooding in their building. it appears to be intentional. you see the video showing water gushing through the high-rise, early this morning. the water was up to four feet in some areas. residents sa

j.r. stone, abc7news. >> new details. a driver has been arrested in connection with the crash involving three young students walking home from school. the driver is facing several charges including one count of vehicular manslaughter. one of the three young victims was taken off life support last month. the two of the 12 euros are still recovering from their injuries. the driver was also hospitalized at the crash. >> new details tonight. police pulled over a driver near ainslie park this morning, just before 2:30. officers found items typically used for meth manufacturing in the car so they arrested the driver. please link the items to an apartment. officers searched it and found a drug lab inside. the investigation is ongoing. residents of a luxury apartment high-rise in san francisco are out of their homes tonight because of flooding in their building. it appears to be intentional. you see the video showing water gushing through the high-rise, early this morning. the water was up to four feet in some areas. residents sa

j.r. stone.after the vigil tonight, the uncle of the two boys, ruben garcia spoke only the abc7 news sharing a message saying he wanted to thank everyone who came out to support his family today. through a translator, he shared a message for politicians. >> [speaking spanish] >> he is saying he wants all senators, congressmen, city council to listen, to please do something about gun control. it is cheaper to buy a weapon than to buy food for a family. a dollar is worth more than a life. and it is time to stop. he wants them to do something about it. reporter: tomorrow in oakland a statewide conference is being held on gun violence prevention. the state attorney general is delivering the keynote address. >> now developments in last week's campus shooting at the king estates in oakland. video shows who suspects rung up to the school building's front door. you can see critical moments of the shooting on wednesday that injured six people. you can see two of the suspects run into the building with fir

first we go to j.r. stone at the meeting that is about to begin. j.r.: i just spoke with the mayor minutes ago of stockton who tells me they are doing everything they can to get the person or persons responsible for these cases off the streets. tonight will be the first time that mayor and the police chief hears from community members in a public setting like this. i want to step out of the way because all of that will happen here at this church. i am told by organizers that capacity here is that 500 or so. i want to go to some of the video. this is one of six crime scenes we have seen in stockton and oakland and it is important to mention that there has not been a specific description of the suspect given out by police. we have only heard the limited description of a person of interest at 5'10" to six feet in height. so many online have reached out to me about a video showing a man on a porch looking like a person of interest. that is something the police department has not released, or even acknowledged. but they will likely get questions about t

j.r. stone has been following the story and brings us these details. >> it is heartbreaking to see them. my cousins were building this. they were excited to create this american dream. reporter: for the first time, relatives of the family that was kidnapped and killed last week are back where the kidnapping originally took place. at the trucking company that their family owns. they went inside the trailer on sunday and unexpectedly found the eight month old victim. >> we walked in and saw her little shoe on the floor. >> this was our little baby. babies are off-limits. the baby was off-limits. coming here brings so much anger. reporter: the bodies of the baby, her parents and her uncle were found last wednesday in an almond orchard. sunday night marked the fourth and final vigil, one for each of the victims. >> my cousin that was here with his family will always be remembered as our quirky little cousin. his favorite holiday was thanksgiving. i was just visiting him about a week before he

first we go to j.r. stone at the meeting that is about to begin. ago of stockton who tells me they are doing everything they can to get the person or persons responsible for these cases off the streets. tonight will be the first time that mayor and the police chief hears from community members in

j.r. stone was there. a warning, you might be in for a scare. reporter: you are inside fremont's candle lighters ghost house as halloween celebrations are in full swing. a cast of teenagers, the -- this scary. i heard some screaming. >> that was me. reporter: how was it? >> they got me good. >> i was very scared. >> it was scary because they jump at you. they really scream at you. reporter: even as i was walking through the ghost house, complete darkness. then, this. >> you did it? reporter: yeah. >> i don't get scared that much, i go to haunted houses because i want to be scared. reporter: for those who do not want to go into the ghost house, there are other things like caramel apples. yes, apples that have been dipped, sprinkled, and wrapped. or there are spinning wheels with prizes. then there is this guy who some say is haunted. >> my name is mortimer. welcome to the haunted house. reporter: yes, it all comes back to the ghost house. there is a ferry line at this ghost house for the little ones or just big ones who don't like being scared. b

ama: j.r. stone joins us live interest the news room. reporter: i spoke with one of the victim's daughters a year later and she is still broken up over what happened. she was in tiers when i spoke -- tears but managed to garner to strength to talk took into account shooting and her dad. >> what it seemed like is my dad tried defending himself from the serial killer. reporter: she is talking aboutthe night her dad was killed in oakland last year. a murder that is linked to five additional murders in stockton and being investigated as the work of a possible serial killer. her dad is one of five murder victims who are hispanic. >> finding out that a serial killer killed my dad, the memories came back and emotionally i'm not over it. ashley: she says her dad did not have a permanent home when he was killed but he would clean cars and do other odd jobs to make money. she said he was likely staying in his car in this area at the time of the attack. >> we know he tried defending himself because the day of his funeral we saw on his knuckles that

here is j.r. stone. >> 60-year-old john mendez was a military veteran described as having an infectious personality by his family on this gofundme page was shot and killed working as an armored truck security guard last month on kaiser hospital's in san leandro him. his truck was also robbed. >> the gross lack of respect for humidity and this guy died doing his job for probably a few thousand dollars. >> thursday, police confirmed the suspected gunman was behind bars and will face a murder charge. as for how the arrest was made, investigators received information from the security company that bay had previously worked for them. in fact he worked with the victim for five days and was familiar with the route. that's according to court documents that also say bay and another man were terminated for stealing money from the company. with the help of surveillance video, phone records, and the fbi, police tracked bay to his home in oakland through an associate of his that he was believed to have been wi

j.r. stone is in the news room. you heard from city leaders and neighbors. reporter: i did. some of them are upset saying this is a dangerous intersection and the city needs to act now. this is the area where one of two women landed after they were struck by a car as they walked in a crosswalk in san francisco's sunset district. >> just about to start a meeting and heard a series of crashes. >> two elderly asian women were crossing 24th avenue at santiago in the crosswalk when they were struck by a vehicle that was apparently traveling at a very unsafe speed and ran a stop sign. reporter: san francisco police have not officially claimed the ace or race of the victims. around 50-60 treat the intersection where the accident happened. if a car came through here at a high rate of speed, it is very possible that those walking across the street would not be able to see that car. >> this is one of the most dangerous intersections hereof all of the intersections throughout -- of all of the intersections throughout the whole sunset. you're not just blind, you can't see because there

dan: j.r. stone is in the newsroom uncovering this really strange plan. reporter: this crime happened in the middle of daytime on a kaiser hospital campus. a former investigator said with all the cameras there, it was just a matter of time before someone was arrested. john mendez was a military veteran, described as having an infectious personality. he was shot and killed working as an armored truck security guard for -- last month on kaiser hospitals campus. his truck was also robbed. >> a gross lack of respect for humanity. this guy died doing his job. for probably a few thousand dollars. reporter: san leandro police confirmed that suspected gunman -- is behind bars and will face a murder charge. as for how the arrest was made, investigators received investigation from the security company. he worked with the victim for five days and was familiar with the route. that's according to court documents that also say they were terminated for stealing money from the company. with the help of surveillance video, phone records, and the fbi, police tracked them t

dan: j.r. stone is in the newsroom uncovering this really strange plan.r: this crime happened in the middle of daytime on a kaiser hospital campus. a former investigator said with all the cameras there, it was just a matter of time before someone was arrested. john mendez was a military veteran, described as having an infectious personality. he was shot and killed working as an armored truck security guard for -- last month on kaiser hospitals campus. his truck was also robbed. >> a gross lack of respect for humanity. this guy died doing his job. for probably a few thousand dollars. reporter: san leandro police confirmed that suspected gunman -- is behind bars and will face a murder charge. as for how the arrest was made, investigators received investigation from the security company. he worked with the victim for five days and was familiar with the route. that's according to court documents that also say they were terminated for stealing money from the company. with the help of surveillance video, phone records, and the fbi, police tracked them to his om

j.r. stone is following the story in the newsroom. the plot thickens. reporter: what a night it has been. a lot of people did not expect this until friday. sources say musk has made big changes already. the bird is freed is what elon musk's tweeted on thursday night . he has taken control of twitter. sources say musk has removed twitter's ceo, cfo, and top lawyer. >> he escorted the three people out of the office today. you are fired, you are out. it's not like starting with a positive note. reporter: news of the takeover comes just hours before the deadline set by a delaware judge to finalize the deal. a former twitter employee was an early employee at the company and still has friends there. >> everyone is just sad that this is what it has come to. again, i think this is probably the best outcome given the bad outcomes that were on the table most recently. reporter: the deal was originally valued at $44 billion. musk, ceo of tesla and space x, tweeted video wednesday of him carrying a kitchen sink into twitter headquarters in san francisco. hundreds h

j.r. stone is in the news room. you heard from city leaders and neighbors. reporter: i did. some of them are upset saying this is a dangerous intersection and the city needs to act now. this is the area where one of two women landed after they were struck by a car as they walked in a crosswalk in san francisco's sunset district. >> just about to start a meeting and heard a series of crashes. >> two elderly asian women were crossing 24th avenue at santiago in the crosswalk when they were struck by a vehicle that was apparently traveling at a very unsafe speed and ran a stop sign. reporter: san francisco police have not officially claimed the ace or race of the victims. around 50-60 treat the intersection where the accident happened. if a car came through here at a high rate of speed, it is very possible that those walking across the street would not be able to see that car. >> this is one of the most dangerous intersections hereof all of the intersections throughout -- of all of the intersections throughout the whole sunset. you're not just blind, you can't see because there

ama: j.r. stone joins us live interest the news room. reporter: i spoke with one of the victim's daughters a year later and she is still broken up over what happened. she was in tiers when i spoke -- tears but managed to garner to strength to talk took into account shooting and her dad. >> what it seemed like is my dad tried defending himself from the serial killer. reporter: she is talking aboutthe night her dad was killed in oakland last year. a murder that is linked to five additional murders in stockton and being investigated as the work of a possible serial killer. her dad is one of five murder victims who are hispanic. >> finding out that a serial killer killed my dad, the memories came back and emotionally i'm not over it. ashley: she says her dad did not have a permanent home when he was killed but he would clean cars and do other odd jobs to make money. she said he was likely staying in his car in this area at the time of the attack. >> we know he tried defending himself because the day of his funeral we saw on his knuckles that

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j.r. stone is following the story in the newsroom. the plot thickens. reporter: what a night it has been. a lot of people did not expect this until friday. sources say musk has made big changes already. the bird is freed is what elon musk's tweeted on thursday night . he has taken control of twitter. sources say musk has removed twitter's ceo, cfo, and top lawyer. >> he escorted the three people out of the office today. you are fired, you are out. it's not like starting with a positive note. reporter: news of the takeover comes just hours before the deadline set by a delaware judge to finalize the deal. a former twitter employee was an early employee at the company and still has friends there. >> everyone is just sad that this is what it has come to. again, i think this is probably the best outcome given the bad outcomes that were on the table most recently. reporter: the deal was originally valued at $44 billion. musk, ceo of tesla and space x, tweeted video wednesday of him carrying a kitchen sink into twitter headquarters in san francisco. hundreds h

j.r. stone has more. >> hundreds packed into berkeley's longfellow middle school to remember two teenagers killed at a party in oakland. >> one of the most difficult things as a parent is to bury one of your children, but to bury two at the same time? >> according to police state 17 euros and his 15-year-old brother were -- according to police, a 17-year-old and his 15-year-old brother were fatally shot at a house party. there were around 30 people there. some who attended the vigil them, others have kids who knew them. >> manix and has been quiet about the whole thing. -- my sons has been quiet about the whole thing. i think it is seeking in. he is still processing it cap -- processing it. >> it was so crowded that the lunchroom reached capacity and many listen from outside the building. so many still struggling with not only what happens to the teenagers shut the loss of their mother now dealing with as she raises their four siblings. >> we have known each other since high school. we are

j.r. e. they have nearly 300 billion in assets under management. the fund is not performing that well. what is your basis behind it? >> yeah, hi, liz. it has been an incredibly tough year you know about every area of the capital markets, real estate included. >> true. >> i think what we're seeing in commercial real estate in general is, something that is getting priced in very quickly in terms of higher rates, higher borrowing costs you just alluded to, and the potential for an economic downturn. all of those things are getting priced into the listed real estate companies in a matter of weeks and months versus you know, what you might hear from sort of private real estate management companies who take up to a year or longer to price those things in. liz: okay, i get it but one of the things we've seen in the mortgage world that our viewers love to look at this stuff, higher rates, 30-year fixed 7.04% highest in year. the turn toward shorter duration, a.r.m.s, adjustable rate mortgagess show the viewers what those are returning. 30 year fix is 7%. a

abc7news reporter j.r. stone talk to the parents and has a video that could be key. jr: look closely at this surveillance video. officers are looking for this white suv, one that they say struck a tiled -- child and then drove off. >> it's never ok to leave the scene of a crash. especially a six-year-old in the middle of the street. it is appalling. jr: officer say the vehicle hit a six-year-old. they said he had gone inside this karate school and then gone outside. >> the car is coming fast. he hit the kid. when she heard a noise, she looked back and she saw the kid on the ground. jr: all of that happened in a very close proximity. you could see the studio here and the area of the street where the boy was hit. >> in this case the parent was close by. the juvenile was crossing the street back towards the side when he was struck by the vehicle. jr: the boy was taken to the vehicle with severe injury -- hospital with severe injuries. he was released wednesday afternoon. they are now focused on catching the driver of this white suv, one who detectives say will now face

. >> that was j.r. stone reporting. residents are being warned as model loa rumbles. scientists say they are not anticipating interruption, but they are on high alert their recent earthquakes at the volcano summit. these are not pictures of what is happening now. these are old pictures. the case of interruption, experts say it will only be of you hours or longer to reach homes. and last erected in 1984. it is the largest active volcano on earth. >> that is a while. we do have a frost advisory in effect. all areas are shaded in blue. that includes lakeport and willens. even middletown, until 9 a.m., dropping into the mid-30's had future weather, as we go hour-by-hour, it is partly cloudy sky. ingratiating you see on your screen. temperatures are warming into the 50's and low 60's by lunchtime, under that veil of cloud cover. by 3 p.m., we'll see 50's on the coast. low 70's in the low spots in land, and another afternoon where temperatures are below average as we look towards next week, unsettled weather looks to return. rain chances on tuesday and wednesday. we will ta

j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: today we may feel more shaking after that earthquake.eral smaller aftershocks yesterday afternoon now it has many of us preparing for an even bigger quake area lena howland is life in walnut creek. what can you tell us about that? lena: yesterday we watched as all trains except for those in the train to came to a complete stop for five minutes immediately following the earthquake just to make sure it wasn't followed by an even larger quake. trains were then forced to slow down by about 15 minutes while crews could do visual inspections. take a look at this video from swinging artwork to swing like fixtures. i want to show you some of the videos capturing moments and reactions to the quake that rocked the region yesterday morning. the earthquake took place on the calaveras fault. we asked a seismologist how it differs from the more well-known san andreas fault. >> the calaveras moves slowly. it moves less often, releases less energy. but it seems to have the smaller quakes more often. it also creaks which means it does move a little bit a

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karen: yes, that race has really tightened up a lot, marcy kaptur running against a political newcomer, j.r. majewski, who really broke out when he got the attention of donald trump by painting a picture of trump on his lawn. and trump shouted out to him at a rally. he ended up winning, beating some other established politicians. and now he and marcy kaptur are facing off. majewski has made headlines recently because he has claimed that he saw combat in afghanistan. but an investigation has shown that that's not the case. he also said he was at the capitol on january 6. he has not been charged with anything. but that -- all of this has made this race a little bit more competitive. and house republicans have actually pulled their ads in this race. so that really has tightened things up. also, there's an open seat that features two women, emilia sykes, the former democratic leader of the ohio house, and madison gesiotto gilbert, a trump-endorsed republican. this will make history, in that one of those will win. and only 12 ohio women have ever been elected to congress from the state. so that'