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. >> reporter: sheriff doug pittman released little information about the suspects. morrison lamply, sean engald, and algood. officials told me morrison had been booked there on five different occasions. >> it appears we have three people that all identify as having three lost souls, and we're trying to identify exactly what their motivation, their state of mind, all these things are going to come into play in the process. >> and the weapon we believe is the weapon used in the commission of the crime. confirmation will come through staphs testing of >> reporter: it was before 6:00 pm monday that carter was shot and killed on the trail. his dog is still being treated for a gunshot wound. earlier that day, one of the suspects stopped at perry's dell nefairfax. >> he wasn't asking for free food. he just wanted the most he could get for $5. but he looked a little antsy. i'll say that. >> reporter: he left without buying anything. >> it was a little nerve racking. it was the same day. and the fact that i interacted with him. >> reporter: investigators found evidence in ma

two students who were diagnosed with viral meningitis last week at pittman high in glocester county, health officials have cleared the school. all student are back in the school or will be later this morningsh the affected students are expected to make a full recovery. drexel university is renameing its school in honor of a couple who donated doctor 45 million to the school. they gave that gift to help fund championships and professor johns. it will also help expand health pramgs from u.s. cities and fund global research. $45 million. >>> well, some burlington county police officers are dow jones pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month, of course, starting today, the police department patrol cars will display a breast cancer pink ribbon. they have that ribbon throughout the month of october. officers will wear such new design breast cancer awareness hat. you will see a photo of those yet. they'll have bus passes. the outside of the township police department will be lit up pink. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> you start with showers in

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you see lieutenant doug pittman the public information officer for marin county. he informed me that they are now looking seriously at three individuals seen in the area and captured on surveillance camera. they are about to release the video. we'll get that video to you at 6:00 with an update on the report. live in west marin, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a grim scene at a south bay construction site. chopper 5 caught the aftermath. a worker died after being hit by a heavy piece of equipment at almaden and bruce valley in san jose where a large development is being built. len ramirez says investigators know what happened. >> reporter: the excavator was apparently working at an odd angle in this residential hillside development when it struck the worker with a deadly blow. fire crews were first to arrive but the worker, identified only as an hispanic man in his 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the excavator was moving position. i don't know where the victim was, but the bucket from the excavator struck the victim. >> reporter: the general contractor on the si

. >> reporter: lieutenant doug pittman says this photo of one of the suspects comes from a woman with a dash camera. she remembered seeing the man acting strangely outside a fairfax elementary school. a 7-eleven surveillance camera captured other images of the other two. sheriff's ofals sathe trio murdered steve carter on the trail in west fairfax monday evening, shot him, shot his dog and stole his car. steve's widow is battling cancer. that's her there in the white hat paying her respects to her husband this morning with a small spontaneous memorial along the trail where he was shot. police haven't yet publicly identified the three suspects. er in portland and they will have to go through an ex--- they are in portland and they will have to go through an extradition process before they are brought back here. >> why haven't they released the identities yet. >> reporter: they say they haven't yet formally identified them. they are arrested and behind bars and now they are working through the process of identifying them. at some point we hope they will reat least to the public. i should

we talked to doug pittman the pio who has described these persons of interest.irt the other at a backpack and the other with dirty hair and dark glasses. the persons of interest fled in the victims' vehicle. >> will: they are still looking for the vehicle. it is a 2003 silver hatchback jet-volkswagen . we're hoping to get an update from the sheriff's department later this morning. as soon as we do we will pipet informational long. >> mark: sonoma county is facing lawsuits for 20 of beatings. family members of the alleged victims red letters of what they think happened. >> for police officers were on top of me, swore at me, and dragged me downstairs. >> darya: another bay area library has closed because of bedbugs. >> anny: this time they found one dead bag on a chair on the memory park public library. professionals say this is a very isolated incident in one small area of the library. professionals will still search the whole library to be safe. the entire library will be closed today and that share will be removed. a bedbugs sniffing dog will evaluate the facil

. >> reporter: marin county sheriff's lieutenant doug pittman released little information about the threesuspects. investigators found no record. morrison had been booked there on five different occasions. >> it appears we have three people that identify as being three lost souls. and we're trying to identify exactly what their motivation, their state of mind, all these things are going to come into play. >> reporter: the key piece of evidence recovered with the suspects was a handgun. >> and it's a weapon that we believe is a weapon that was used in the commission of the crime here in fairfax this past monday night. confirmation will only come through scientific testing. >> reporter: it was before 6:00 pm on monday that carter was shot and killed on the trail. his dog is still being treated for a gunshot wound. earlier that day, one of the suspects stopped at perry's deli. >> he just wanted the most food he could get for $5. but he looked a littleantsy. i'll say that. >> reporter: he left without buying anything. >> it was a little nerve- racking. it was the same day. and the fact that i

>> reporter: pittman did not get specific. but he did say that they were able to track the vehicle up into portland, and the sheriff's department actually called portland police and told them the area where the vehicle was. portland police took that information, found the vehicle. >> good work by the portland police there. >> and the community helping out. >> see what happens when you call in tips? >> yep. >>> other headlines for you today. police in berkeley have made an arrest in a deadly shooting that left a young man dead last night. 24-year-old christian sheppard was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. he did not survive. his pastor at a baptist dmufrp oakland says he was a deacon there. we're told he leaves behind a wife and two young daughters. >> that's a kid i helped raise. another african american male not here anymore. another family, two girls, will now be raised without their dad. >> police arrested 24-year- old anthony durant this morning. investigators say it appears they knew each other. detectives say t

contributor meagan mccain here in house, best-selling author, gina lowden and liberal talk show host sean pittman. welcome to you. this poll was taking over the weekend with country talking about donald trump blaming 9/11 -- people liken him all the more in the face of these comments? >> yeah. i think that, people see him as somebody who is going to be tough on terror and immigration. i think that is what this comes down to. people know that, no matter how much we like the way george w. handled things after the whole terrorist attack took place, that a couple of those terrorists were illegals. and donald trump has vowed a zero tolerance policy on illegal immigration. i think that is what this has come down to. i think that is what he is gaining in the polls. trish: part of the point he made with chris wallace over the weekend. these people would not be in the country. i am very tough on illegal immigration. thus 9/11 would not have happened. meagan, listen to what jeb bush had to say in his brother's defense on sean hannity's program. i would like to get your response. >> his view of history is j

. >> pittman is with us of the global transaction studios ey. she's in the studio with us.us a sense of what it looks like and how different it is in terms of appetite and what we can expect. >> well, this year has experienced an emergence in the markets. we've seen them come back with megadeals. we have the middle market really engaged. this is the highest appetite we have seen in six years' time with six out of ten companies saying we intend to do a deal in the next 12 months. what they're saying is we have spent six years really focused on the bottom line, which is a really good thing to do. lessons have been learned. we've also got to look to the longer term and to grow a growth platform. so they're bringing in the top line parent as well as the bottom line. >> you've been saying the same thing. you must believe the message. i wonder how dangerous the message is. the commodity sector has a whole bunch of assets. they're being spun off. are they in a dangerous path where they have to embark on deals whether they're good or not because your own job is in question. do you

lieutenant doug pittman says this photo of one of the suspects comes from a woman with a dash camera. she remembered seeing the man acting strangely outside a fairfax elementary school. a 7/11 surveillance camera captured other images of the other two. sheriff's officials say the trio murdered steve carter on the trail in west fairfax monday evening, shot him, shot his dog and stole his car. >> this is a very cruel blow to a woman who just found out she has cancer and who has a wonderful husband. >> it's a grief for all of us in marin who have had such a sanctuary in these hills and hike here freely and feel so safe and at home in the beauty of marin, that a murder would happen at all and then that it would happen to someone that we know and love. >> reporter: the sheriff's department has not yet publicly identified the three suspects. that's because they say they are having trouble actually figuring out who they are. at some point, they are expected to be extra died the back here to marin to face charges. -- extradited back here to marin to face charges. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> poli

digital government morgan wright is with us and cyber security co-chair at pillsbury, winthrop, shaw, pittman, brian finch. if somebody is going to delete 33,000 e-mails and wipe their server clean like not with a cloth, don't you think that they were pretty confident that they were gone forever? isn't that the assumption at that moment? >> and that's the belief somebody had is that somebody told them, hey, it's been deleted and the person who told them this didn't have a clear understanding of where the e-mail had been stored or where it had been managed and what it really means to delete something off of these servers. so whoever gave that advice to the clinton camp and stuff didn't serve them very well because i'll tell you right now, sean, based on the fbi, between these two servers now, we'll be able to piece these things together back like a mosaic and have one of the most complete pictures. >> what are the odds that they get 100% of those e-mails that were deleted and wiped off the server, in your opinion? >> i think we're over the 90% range right now. we're to the point of between 90

doug pittman/marin co. reporter:it was just after 6 monday discovered the body of 67 year old steve clark on the old railroad grade hiking trail just west of fairfax he had been shot to death, his dog wounded. >> reporter:search and rescue members assembled at this gate just 100 yards from where the body was found and fanned out 500 yards from the crime scene in search of evidence police dogs were also brought to the loma alta open space preserve for a very specific purpose >> obviously a gun was used. it was a great consideration that could have been discarded near by the area. >> reporter:authorities are also searching for the victim's car, a 2003 silver volkswagen jetta wagon which looks similar to this one. authorities believe carter, who was visiting friends in marin county drove to the trail, but that car is now missing >> a possible theory that we are following up, did in fact still of the victims' vehicle. >> reporter: those persons at this point are not being called suspects but only persons of int

i just had a conversation with doug pittman.is the spokesperson for the sheriff's office and the question was whether or not they were going to be back here today. he said it's unclear whether or not these three suspects will fight extradition. that will be decided later today. i also asked if they had been question yet by deputies. he said he is not sure. they could be back as early as today and if there are, they could also be in court as early as tomorrow. >> thank you, we'll check back throughout the morning. >>> a man who escaped cops in south bay is on the loose this morning. 30-year-old david -- ran from police, abl bondsmen, -- a bail bondsmen who was about to book him and county jail. police wind up going door-to- door looking for him, but couldn't find him. he is wanted on to winds. the search was called off about 9 pm last night. >>> happening today, a library in menlo park could reopen after a bedbug was found in a seating area. one bedbug was found in a chair at the library on almost street. a drive-through book dro