reporting live in dublin, i'm sergio quintana for bay area news. >> thank you. and now we go to mississippi where investigation is under way of a killing spree. eight people are dead including a sheriff's deputy following a domestic dispute. an argument of a man and estranged wife over their children ended in gun fire. when the deputy arrived on the scene, the man shot and killed him adds well as three women in the home, and then drove to two other homes and killed more people. he told a reporter about his intentions. >> suicide by cop is my intenti intention. i was having a conversation with the stepdaddy and my wife about takinging the children home, and somebody called the officers. >> reporter: the suspect is held on one count of capital murder and several counts of ofirst-degree murder. >>> police announced in manchester that they have arrested another person in connection with the suicide bombing, and total of 14 people have been arrested in connection with the attack. a tribute to the victim took place today and thousands of people prepared for the great

sergio quintana is live in dublin with information on another slide that closed down today. >> reporter: well, terry, there are now three slides that are built into that tower up there that are off lying, two, and including the green one called the emerald plunge where the little boy slipped off were inspected this morning. you could see a 10-year-old boy rushing down the 80 degrees drop of the emmer auld plunge and then careening on to the concrete. when you look at slide from ground level you see the sides were not very tall. city leaders wanted to make it clear the third slide that we talked about earlier that was shut down has nothing to do with the safety investigation related to the other two. they are simply a gage not properly working. that is park owned by the city of dublin and they have said it got lots of testing and retesting before opening yesterday and cal osha gave it the green light but the inspectors were back again today and joined by representatives of the slide manufacturer on monday morning. >> hopefully by tomorrow, if not in the next several days we'll understand

live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> shocking video there. thank you so much. >>> and now to a developing story. the search continuing today for a man missing after a boating accident near the pittsburg marine. crews used sonar to try to the find the man fishing and missing since last night. he fell overboard into the water and his father went in after him to get the 9-year-old boy out to safety but the father never made it back to the boat. no one on board was wearing a life jacket. >>> a follow-up to the breaking news from the last night at 11:00. two men who led police on a wild chase in san jose still on the loose this evening. police say the suspects were wanted for a robbery and assault with with a deadly weapon. before 6:00 they had a chase that ended in a neighborhood off blossom hill road across the street from oak grove high school. and they surround a home and a standoff that lasted into this morning and it turned out to be -- but when me got inside this afternoon, the suspects were not there. >>> firefighters put out a fire at a a

abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana is live tonight with our story. sergio? >> and that boat has just returned from their evening mission to help get those salmon out just beyond the golden gate bridge. over the years with this load they have helped more than a million salmon get out to the pacific ocean. for 45 years mike was captain of the merva, a fishing boat. now he is semi retired and he is helping save the salmon population. >> we started this project five or six years ago. and it's really dear to my heart. i built this boat with salmon money. >> over the years, river dams, water traffic and even rising water temperatures from climate change have made it tough for chinook salmon in california. >> we're trying show that barging salmon, the smoltz down the river will increase their survival rate we think significantly. >> we were invited on board the merva to see how this all works. >> there are 100,000 salmon in that truck that are going to be joining 100,000 salmon already on this boat. and they're going to be going out for a short ride out just past t

sergio quintana has more on the company and the efforts to install a kill switch that halted the spread of that ransom ware. >> fedex is one of the biggest firms to be effected but large companies like renault and nissan were also effected. researchers from proof point are being credited with stopping the mal-ware in its tracks. they found a garrbled website in the code and spent $16 to register that site. >> you register that website and the mal-ware gets a positive response to the request to the website. it stops itself from spreading. so this is how we basically got a kill switch enabled really, really early in the story. this could have been so much worse. >> but it has already caused big trouble for public and private organizations that have not updated security on their windows' based it systems. >> we have no access to records or electronic prescriptions, no access to investigations on patients. >> the u.k. national health system is one of the hardest hit. treatment and emergency rooms slowed to a crawl and surgeries had to be rescheduled. hundreds of thousands of computers are b

sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> we're told a toddler abducted yesterday in san francisco is about to reunite with his mother any minute now. police issued an amber alert yesterday afternoon after the 21-year-old was caught. the boy was not hurt. we'll have more at 11:00. >>> pleasanton police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. this is where the investigation conditions at this hour. our robert handa has more. >> reporter: pleasanton police are being meticulous about this officer-involved shooting that started with a family disturbance inside a home. the sight of the coroner's office arriving sent a shudder to those in the homes surrounding the home where the shooting took place. a disturbance was reported in a home on burgundy drive. >> the male walked towards the officers, holding a firearm and pointing it in their direction. in response, one of our officers fired his duty weapon, hitting the substantiaject. >> reporter: police say the man died at the scene but have not released any other details. >> i do know some people who live along the road. it's possible.

sergio quintana is live in dublin with information on another slide that closed down today. >> reporterwell, terry, there are now three slides that are built into that tower up there that are off lying, two, and including the green one called the emerald plunge where the little boy slipped off were

we go to sergio quintana, and he is at a place famous for the sea lions at pier 39. >> there is a crowd of people watching the sea lion, and because it is sunny, the sea lions are out ogetting sun of their own. this marine expert tells us that they look nice, but the video is showing how powerful the california sea lions are. >> reporter: in the video, the sea lion poked his head out, and the little girl walks over to the edge of the pier, and then the sea lion jumps up and grabs her dress to pull her into the wa er. the finally yox ku see the man who jumped in after her to come out unscathed. i talk ted to the executive director at the marine wildlife center, and she says this is one reason that the public should stay at least 100 feet away from the sea lions. the california sea lions don't normally go after people and eat fish, but they can be emboldened by people who feed them. >> these animals are hunters and sometimes as is the case here attracted to worse harbors where is ooeither fishing communitiesr fish markets, and unfortunately fed by the public. >> now, when the girl and the

reporting live in oakland, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you sergio. >>> new details in a hazing scandal at napa high school. late this afternoon the district attorney announced six players are now facing charges. the investigation began in november of last year. police received a complaint that members of the football team were holding down the freshmen players in the locker room, hitting them, and grabbing them inappropriately. after a month-long investigation, the da's office says they have enough evidence to charge six of the 17 players involved. attorneys also announced the football charge will not be charged with any crimes. >>> i mean, everybody was really, really shocked and traumatized. >> a teenager robbed and shot in his front yard weeks before graduation day. tonight, what his classmates are doing to make sure he walks across the graduation stage. >>> plus a prank caught on camera. but not everyone was laughing. how some tiny creatures turned into big trouble for the people behind it. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, areas of fog continue in san francis

live in dublin, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> in san francisco, one man is dead, another behind bars, after a shooting, about 12:30 on mission street near maynard. officers say they found a man suffering a gunshot wound and another man armed with a gun. the victim died at the scene. police arrested the armed man. the identities of the victim and the suspect have not been released. >>> another problem at the benicia valero refinery. they notified the city this afternoon about a momentary release that sent black smoke into the air. earlier this month, this was the scene. so much flaring and smoke that people were evacuated or told to shelter in place. roads were closed, and the community was turned into an emergency shelter. there were no evacuations for today's incident. they say the smoke release was part of the process of getting the refinery's operations back to normal after the incident earlier this month. >>> the german chancellor said europe can no longer completely depend on the u.s. following the election of donald trump. criticism comes after donald trump refused

"today in the bay" sergio quintana has the latest. >> reporter: from sky ranger you can see the collapse and cell phone video shot just moments after the collapse, you can see the damage. there's bent rebar. you can see one of the injured workers on the stretcher. his clothes are soaked from the wet concrete. >> i heard a big crash, a boom. i thought something fell off of a truck. >> that was freaking loud. >> reporter: marcus thomas was watching along with others from his third floor office across the street. miguel is one of the construction crew members. he says some of his co-workers were dangling by straps that were attached to the rebar. >> some were hanging. got them down with a ladder. some were covered in concrete, so we pulled them out. >> reporter: his pants are caked from wet concrete from wading in to pull some of his co-workers out. emergency crews congratulated the quick action of the on-site construction crew. >> they were running around. when we showed up at the scene, they worked with us to extricate their fellow brothers who were trapped. >> reporter: 15 to 20 people f

reporting live from san francisco, i'm sergio quintana. >>> as the president continues his overseas trip, congress and a special council are moving forward with the alleged involvement of rush yaush in election. this dominated the sunday news talk programs this morning as well as the controversy of president trump allegedly calling fbi former director james comey a nut job. many would like to see notes from the oval office meeting. the secretary of state rex tillerson says the nut jok comment is taken out of context. >> what the president is trying to convey to the russians is, look, i'm not going to be distracted by these issues at home. >> i'm almost speechless because i don't know why someone would say something like that. >> there have been so many lies, so many contradictions, and i think documents will help us. >> now, the house oversight committee wants comey to testify on weds, but so far he has only agreed to testify before the senate intelligence committee. that is scheduled to take place after labor day. for continuing onch of the latest developments in washington d.c., tune i

reporting live in san francisco, reporting nbc news, sergio quin a t t quintana. >>> and everybody is watching that video. and looking at a spare the air day tomorrow where there are concerns about air quality. we have our meteorologist joining us now to talk about "spare the air." what does that mean? >> it is the ground level ozone as the sun bakes the chemicals in the ozone to build to lung irritation in dublin and one of the areas that is for healthy and sensitive groups out towards the tri valley, and santa clara valley as well, and unhealthy for the sensitive group, and one of the reasons that we have a spare ta day. and interesting view, belvedere with 75 and the fog going back to san francisco, and here is the first sign of cooling, and down the 66 in san francisco, and big temperature change for the coast, and the inner bay as they try to make a comeback. the sea breeze is the exception to the rule as you can see the humidity here in yellow and orange and notice the marine layer of the impact around the inner bay. the hills are still yet to see some hot temperatures tomorrow.