the two other suspects seen in this video have been shot and killed by san jose police officers within the past 48 hours. >> terry mcsweeney is at the scene of last night's shooting to unravel even more. so complicated. >> it is. the san jose police releasing the video to convince the public the shooting of a murder suspect on kirk haven court last night and another officer killing near capital express way and center on sunday night were justified. the people out here tonight are not convinced. >> you see how they were, the suspects were running after and intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> this is video from an office complex on lunldy avenue. where police say a victim was terrorized and murdered. one suspect here, 38-year-old matthew castillo, shot to death by police in front of a laundromat sunday night. last night, richard jacquez killed by officers after ran in a brief car chase. these pictures captured the scene. officers approaching on foot. police say these are straightforward cases. tonight more than 100 people turned out at the spot where the murder suspect jacquez was killed last night. to remember him as someone far different than the man in the video. >> a good person, a loving person. this is his grand daughter right here. >> and the police officers in our community killing us and shooting us down. >> reporter: police say the two men killed this week were the ones doing the killing. >> the suspects were running after and intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> the third suspect has not been identified. san jose police are hoping someone out there can help them find him. they're hoping maybe he can turn himself in. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. it has been a violent august in san jose. four police involved shootings. here they are. the first one was last sunday in east san jose. then the following day, a man killed himself after officers opened fire on. august 16, officers shot a suspect on center and east capitol express way. and the most recent yesterday in south san jose. >> crews on the scene of a vegetation fire in the south bay. happening at san felipe road in south san jose. right near the silver creek country club. so far it has only burned an acre so things are good and no home in the area are being threatened. but it is giving firefighters some trouble because it is burning in a steep canyon. so what is it exactly and is it dangerous? maybe even explosive? the mysterious smell is prompting people to call 911. many are claiming it smells like natural gas. it brought out an army of pge workers and hazmat to investigate. this has been going on all day. do we have any answers? >> reporter: it has. it's been going on since 9:00 this morning. tonight the smell is noticeable and pge will continue to monitor the smell through the night even though they don't know the source of the smell. pge is taking the situation very seriously. >> i thought it was these neighbors and they weren't home. i was like, let me call 911. >> reporter: shelley harper making the 911 call because of the punkent odor near the o dotco. >> the fire department said it was a spill nearby and they knew what was going on. and it was nothing for us to be concerned about. >> reporter: but the fire department was concerned enough to send a hazmat team and make a call to pge. >> we sent out about dozen 2 dozen gas technicians to sweep the area using our state-of-the-art equipment and have not found any traces of natural gas. >> the search for the sources of the mysterious odor started this morning and continued into the night near this cluster of businesses on medford avenue. >> i can smell it from inside my office and the odor is really strong. >> i called my husband. he said was it the earthquake? i didn't put two and two together. >> reporter: tonight pge says 2 and 2 doesn't always have the results. >> it is something to be concerned about. >> reporter: kenya richardson and her neighbors are not so sure. >> i remember san bruno and thing like that. >> i'm concerned about long term effects. chemicals or things that can happen with the kids, family members. >> reporter: the fire department believes that the smell could be coming from a business using a different method of cleaning tanks but they're not sure. the folks around here are still under easy. reporting live in east oakland. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. not much damage above the grounds. down below, another story. yesterday's quake, not as harmless as we initially thought. five water pipes burst in oakland. another four broke in berkeley and richmond. >> although we can't say for hurt the that those breaks had to do with the earthquake, it is very likely. they are the older cast iron pipes. >> it was a 4.0 quake near teed mont. the angel of grief is missing an arm. this is a notable statue on the campus. the angel of grief is more than 100 years old. this is a picture before someone ripped off her left arm. built in 1908, the statue was restored in 2001 but is once again in need of repair. a candlelight vigil was held tonight for two boys killed in yosemite national park last week. they died when a tree branch snapped and fell on to their tent as they elementary school. the freak accident has sent shock waves through orange county community. those who knew the boys gathered at the pool where the two played water polo to grieve together. >> i miss him so much. >> pretty much always together. no matter what tournament we were at. they were always laughing. so much fun to talk to both of them. >> dragon was about to start his sophomore year at the orange county school of the arts and justin was an incoming freshman there. yosemite is dealing with another case. plague. a visitor from georgia who visited the park this year has come down with plague like symptoms. the centers for disease control is testing the patient to confirm the diagnosis. california's health department is working with park rangers to determine what areas the sick camper visited. the plague which is transmitted by mosquitos can be deadly if it is not caught early. a warning on the peninsula. keep your pets indoors. animal control says there have been a series of cat maulings in palo alto. coyotes are to blame. two cats were recently found dead. it is right along el camino. city leaders say there have been several coyote sightings near deer creek and page mill road. experts say the drought is causing wild animals to travel further from their usual habitat in search of food and water. from pitch man to criminal. jared from subway sand witches is expected to plead guilty to child porn charges. he became famous when he says he lost 200 pounds with the help of a subway sandwich diet. six weeks ago his life took a dramatic turn. police seized electronics and dvds in a porn bust. subway ended its relationship with him soon after the arrest. it's a story we first told you about last month when hackers claimed stolen information from the cheating site, ashley madison.com. at that point they demanded the site be shut down. today they made good on that threat. it was names, addresses and phone numbers. they claimed that they do not stand by the policy to erase profile information in exchange for a small fee. just ahead. the viagra for women. the pink pill gets released. and solar savings. the new tool that shows you how much money solar panels could save your family. and it is nothing unusual on the outside but it was voted to best new restaurant in the country. >> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. it is back. major cooling from this fog. we're tracking the fog and what it means for the morning forecast. prid o ofheimilon-doar-ew mesthl priced out of the million-dollar homes. at the mobile home park in pacifica. the property sits right on the ocean but home to low and moderate income families. last month, two dozen residents got a 60-day notice to leave. the concern is that no one will be able to afford the rent when the park reopens. >> we can't afford it. we're under $2,000 a month. >> you never know when the notice will come. >> after a community meeting, the vacate notices have been rescinded and for now they're working on a relocation assistance program with the homeowners there. new at 11:00, many talk about solar but talk is cheap. google is allowing to you see how much you would save if you installed solar. and it is a few clicks away. here's nbc bay area's ian cole. >> the cost of solar power is getting cheaper and cleaner. so those who install the panels say savings are going through the roof. this week people like matt were given a new tool. >> it is going to generate a lot of buzz. >> it is called project sun roof developed by google software engineer developed to help people see how much they can save by going solar. >> you can take the information already in google maps and see how much sunlight falls on a roof. >> you type in your address to see how many hours your roof gets. >> it is an estimate that may vary by company and you have any obstructions like this vent. >> we need to be much more sophisticated. we must come to the house and do a site survey. >> the homeowner they visited today said the tool is spot on. >> we put a lot of research into our decision. and it confirmed what we had found. >> the project sun roof. >> it is only available in the bay area, fresno and boston for now. they said it is a golden opportunity, shedding light on their industry. in san jose. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> not just people being priced out. so are businesses and organizations. sky high rents are forcing a high-tech enterprise to leave san francisco. the california institute for regenerative medicine is moving to oakland. the program finlsed by state taxpayers has been operating in mission bay and san francisco rent-free as part of the deal with the city. after ten years, they can't afford the san francisco rent. the institute is taking its 53 employees to an office building overlooking the lake. >> from blue to pink. the world's first drug designed to boost the woman's search drive has been approved by the fda. supporters of the so-called female viagra say it is a victory for women. but critics warn it could have some side effects. here's more on this new drug and the impact it may have. >> reporter: the little pink pill will be called addyi when it is on sale. it does not increase blood flow. it works in the brain. >> i lost not only a very intimate part of my relationship with my husband but also a lot of my confidence. >> reporter: 31-year-old katherine campbell said losing her sex drive complicated an otherwise happy marriage. she said the newly approved flibanserin will help with her sexual desires for the man she loves. >> he is wonderful. perfect for me. >> reporter: the pink pill will be sold as addyi. it is taken daily. the effects kick in about four weeks later. it increases sex drive by changing a chemical imbalance among three neuro transmitters in the brain that impact desire. in one study, women taking it reported a 53% increase in sexual desire. and one more satisfying sexual experience every month. doctors say a treatment for a woman's lacking libido is long overdue. >> we're not trying to make people sex crazed. we're trying to normalize what has been for them not only a very abnormal situation but a very distressing situation. >> there are side effects like low blood pressure and nausea. it should not be taken with alcohol. some women who have taken it say it makes a difference. >> and suddenly back to the day where not only was i an active participant but a participator. >> something many women want to be. the drug manufacturers say it will be available in october. the price is not set but it is expected to be about $400 a month. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. back to school for a lot of kids tomorrow morning. >> a light jacket might be in order. check this out. city hall, 63 degrees. two nights ago we had 70s and 80s at this time of the evening. let's get you outside. cloud cover moving in. 64 degrees. for the east bay, low 60s. san francisco, checking in with 63 as well. we're seeing the temperatures really replicate. they all across the bay for the simple reason that we're dealing with this westerly wind. 10 to 20 miles an hour. and there's where you may need a jacket. 67 degrees in the north bay. let's take you into the morning forecast. if you are getting up early, getting the kids ready for school. 54 in the north bay. 10 to 15 miles per hour. the westerly wind will help keep the temperatures down but also begin to clear out the air quality. we had a little improvement today. it looks like it will stay at the moderate range. so much, much better than this past weekend as well when it was so smoky and also hazy. now into the forecast. here's the crazy thing. the area of high pressure that produced all of that heat is still sitting right on top of california. the storm track that produces most of the cooling and some rainfall to the north. why have we cooled off? it is all about the fog. the fog layer is the main reason we're confident. we'll continue to see temperatures go down a few more degrees. by this weekend we'll be between two different storm systems. some of these will stay in place. we're not talking about 100s coming back. wednesday, sunny skies in san jose and 84 degrees. now, saratoga will be a little bit of a hotter spot. around cupertino as well. no 90s. for the coastline, peninsula, right across pacifica. 67 degrees. a few clouds for palo alto. 79. in san francisco, right toward the financial district. 68 degrees. for the north bay, east bay and the tri-valley, we are out of the 90s tomorrow in the tri-valley. that is looking really good for you. 87 degrees in livermore after that 106 degrees that we had on sunday's forecast. the east bay, oakland at 75. and walnut creek one of our hotter spots. by the this weekend it looks great. no 100s coming back saturday or sunday. san francisco in the low 70s. for the north bay, we can expect temperatures in the mid 80s. a good day back at school. just might need the light jacket. >> and all the dads and moms who have to walk them to school. >> thank you. it's being called america's top new restaurant. thgovnme isespdin ye isaki a jo. the government is responding. yelp is making a change to agencies. they can even launch new ones to responds to reviews. that means posting a review of the tsa or the dmv could be more of a dialogue than you just posting. businesses have long been able to respond to feedback. a milestone for women in the armed forces. for the first time, two women have passed the army's grueling and elite rangers school. it is two months of intense physical and mental training. a 3-point 380 people started the program this summer including 19 women. only 96 are grad waiting. the two women who earned their ranger patches are still barred from serving in the front line combat roles but that could be changing next year when the pentagon is expected to open all jobs to women. a five mile run in under 40 minutes, a 12 mile march, 49 push-ups and 59 sit-ups in three hours. water survival and navigation tests. >> amazing and good for them. >> we're back in a moment with the dramatic ending between the a's and dodgers at the coliseum. geud caas e gntsfeed.. hterpeeo celebrating at the coliseum. >> we'll start with the giants. the giants feared hunter pence headed to the disabled list. the final at-bat last night and an mri today showed the injury. so the g-man, they had to wait an extra 31 minutes to get things started in st. louis due to rain. scoreless into the fifth. bases loaded. gregor blanco, 1-0, g-man. madison bumgarner will pinch-hit. to no one's surprise he singles to left. later in the inning, bases loaded. brandon belt at the dish and he is hit by the reliever randy choate. the giants win 2-0. now dodgers, mark mcguire bobble head night. runners on the corners. marcus simeon at the plate and cooling single to left. we are tied 4-4 as they rally for three runs in the bottom of the eighth. this goes into extras. billy butler, that ball poked into right. that is the winner. the a's walk off 5-4 with oakland's victory. the deficit cut to just two game. jerome simpson suspended for six game for violation of the substance abuse policy. the infraction took place in july of 2014 before he was a member of the red and gold. he was cited with marijuana possession, open container and violation, violating the conditions of his limited driver's license. he was released from the minnesota vikings without playing it down and the 49ers were well aware the suspension were coming. >> i'm just blessed to be with this organization. the people behind me really blef in jerome simpson and i'm really committed to proving the people that are behind me right. >> do i believe in jerome. this is going to be a success story. >> only three seasons scrimmaging but don't tell them. they get the best of them in oxnard, california. check out the punch right there. the workout was cut short by 30 minutes due to the fisticuffs. they are visiting the cowboys for three days. who knows what else we'll see? ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. 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