at mercer's home. right now, looking for writings left behind to get some clues as to why he went on this rampage. >> wayne joins us live in oregon. >> reporter: the community college is closed right now. it's behind me. it remains behind me. it's likely to remain closed until next week. but it is ground zero for the pain in this community; pain that has radiated everywhere. once picturesque, the day has not come easily. >> it really makes you stop and think, like, what are we doing wrong with this society? >> reporter: there are reminders everywhere. residents remain on edge. >> it was scary when you first heard about the shooting. but it's different when you find out he lived next door to you. the sheriff is concerned for families of victims. >> also, today, orr oor's governor game to town and praised this community. >> i am proud of how the roseburg community pulled together to care for and comfort each other during this horrific crisis. >> here's a picture of the shooter identified as chris harper mercer. >> police officers faced off with mercer before shooting him. >> also, today, tales of heroism. he is out of surgery now recovering from seven gunshot wounds. >> it is also worth noting that president obama ordered flags at half staff across the nation to remain that way until 6:00 p.m. on tuesday in honor of the victims. when we come back in an hour, more on the connections of this community of 22,000 people. it seems everyone knows someone who was affected in one way or another. >> all right, wayne. thank you. we'll see you at 5:00. we now have pictures of eight of the nine shooting victims. several of them teenagers if their first few days of college. one was an english professor shot while teaching a writing class. two of them were first responders in douglas county. >> two of these victims were actually members of our immediate fire and e.m.s. family. obviously, we are family and this hurts. the situation is personal to us chl and we share in the pain that this community is feeling right now. >> students and staff who survive the attack are being bussed in today to pick up their cars and other belongings. class will remain closed through next week. >> one of the men who thwarted a terror attack back in august lives in roseburg and was enrolled in umpqua community college. he rushed home after learning about the attack and showed his reaction today on "good morning america." >> it's just absolutely insane to be in a situation like this. especially in my town, roseburg. this is a really small community. just something of this magnitude is just very rare and just unheard of. >> he said he wished he could have been there. he's a member of oregon's national guard and says he's devastated by the shooting and vows to do whatever he can to help people there heal. >> the gunman did have distant relatives here in the bay area. one of them last saw him when they were both children. a step-cousin described for us today how she'd been shaking by yesterday's tragic shooting. >> it's nerve racking and awkward that i know someone who murdered so many people. god. god. it's not a good feeling. >> evans added that harper mercer had issues with anger as a youngster. >> if you'd like to express your condolences to the shooting member and their families, go to our web site and let the people in oregon know that you're with think. >> a woman is in the hospital after losing control to her car and then crashing it. this is around 7:00 this morning. crews had to pry her out of a car. two workers were in the car but they were not hurt. witnesses say the car shot across six lanes of traffic and hit a light pole. >> the sheer force, taking out that pole. shooting it across the intersection. it was kind of an experience that i haven't seen. >> i don't understand drivers that take on poles and go through buildings at 80 miles an hour. and it's not a good day for us. and not a good day for our patient. >> the driver's name and age have not been released. investigators confirm she was speeding, but they don't know if there were any extenuating circumstances. >> a multi-agency crackdown has led to five arrests today across four cities. police and sch.w.a.t. have gott the most dangerous ghost town gang members off the street. they've also uncovered illegal weapons like high-powered weapons, multiple rounds of ammunition, drugs and cash. >> all right. we're just a few hours away from the weekend arriving. what's the weather going to be? >> everybody wondering. >> well, it's going to be changing, how's that? hope you're enjoying the beautiful, sunny day out here. we're going to be seeing windy conditions. let's take a look at live doppler 7 hd. it is absolutely clear old. north bay mountains will be undergoing a wind advisory starting at 8:00 p.m. elevations above a thousand feet could see some strong winds out of the southeast. and that could take down you will power lines and frees. the coast will also feel the wind, but not under an advisory. right now, 64 san francisco, 70 in oakland, san jose, 79. crystal clear from our s.f.o. camera. and the temperatures are up everywhere. fairfield, concord, livermore, napa, 77. you're going to enjoy this if you're stepping out to grab some dinner or the movies. tomtbqow, it's going to be cooló upper 50s to mid -- upper 40s to midfá 50s, excuse me, crisp and clear. so the second half of your weekend will be different. it might include a few drops. i'll be back with those details coming up. >> thank you. sad development in a devastating wild fire in lake county. 14 people now say they've returned home to find that their houses have been broken into while they were evacuated. eight were in hidden valley, four in middle town, one in whispering pines and one in lock whoman. the sheriff says those numbers are going to likely climb. >> more than 1200 homes destroyed in all. four people lost their lives. it burned more than 118 square miles and is 97% contained. >> aen effort is underway in stanford. this is an unlighted strip of dirt tucked between frat houses qáqqr"ences..çó there have been no reported actings of violence, but they feel it's only a matter of timei >> if there were a problem, that means the police department would have to monitor it. so i think that would be very helpful to preventing cases like the brach-turner case. >> that's the swimmer accused of raping a woman not far from that path. university officials have been receptive, but some environme environmental issues have to be issued before the]r(p' make any changes. >> the crowds are already gathering. former vice president al gore is scheduled on climate change very soon. the event is more than a thousand people are expected to attend in all. and since he left office 15 years ago, he wrote the oscar-winning documentary about global warming. in 2007, awarded if nobel peace price f prize for his work on climate change. >> former congressman don edwards died at the age of 100 last night. he left a liberal legacy joining the freedom writers and opposing south africa's apartheid. he also helped the national wildlife refuge near fremont which was later named after him. >> at the time, there was not a lot of open space. the space was open for development. and, so, by setting aside these areas, we're able to help protect the endangered species that lived here. >> edwards was born in san jose, served in the navy and was elected to congress in 1962. >> still ahead, some good news for people on the east coast already getting drenched today. an update on hurricane joquin and where it's headed now. >> plus, shortening your workday. the test and will it make a difference? bay area high schools are trying to figure out how to work into their current sex-ed wrriculum.ñi the yes means yes policy states sexual activity is only considered consensual when both partners clearly state their willingness to participate. >> i think it's great. us students, we don't know a lot about sex. and we have boyfriends and when they abuse us, we don't know what to do. i think that's why we learn. we know how to prevent it. >> the law goes into effect january 1st. the state still needs to develop the program and won't be implemented until next fall at the earliest. california drivers can now challenge traffic tickets without having to first pay the fine. a new bill as the result of widespread complaints. many motorists say it lacks due process and that court fees are just too high. from 2006 to 2013, more than 4 million californians had their driver's licenses suspended. the measure takes effect immediately. >> hiring slows sharply in the u.s. last month and previous job gains were realized lower amid a broad slowdown in the global economy. the labor department says employers added 142,000 jobs in september as manufacturers and oil drillers shed some workers. hiring in july and august was revised lower by 5 t,000. the unemployment rate remains 5 5.4% but only because more americans stopped looking for work. >> companies that have tried a 6 hour workday say their workers are fresher, more focused and more productive and they also spend less time doing personal tasks at the office. bosses report fewer arguments between employees. >> target will become the largest and latest retailer to offer the apple watch just ahead of the busy holiday shopping season. apple says the product will debut in some stores this week and will reach all locations before the end of the month. meanwhile, amazon is pulling the plug on apple tv and google chrome cast. it's dropping the streaming media devices from its online web siept ates and will prohibl listings for the products. >> a big party underway right now at golden gate park. we wish we could be there. >> it just got underway this morning. jonathan bloom was there. he joins us live, very lucky at golden gate park. hey, there, jonathan. >> well, it's just amazing how many people are not working today. it seems like pretty much all of them are right here in golden gate park. this is not the only music festival held in this park. anybody that comes year after year will tell you, there's something special about it and there's just nothing else like it. >> you could pick up a guitar, a banjo, a fiddle. >> wanted to spread when he started if festival. >> i think he kind of wanted to create this utopia and had the base of it be bluegrass music. that's such an american tradition. >> back then, it was strictly bluegrass. now, that's hardly the case. >> i see a band that i really like every year. >> fans come back year after year and new ones are coming all of the time. >> have you been here before? >> no, never. >> but one thing has never changed. >> no selling anything. there's no products to be pushed. the only thing to be pushed is a good time in having fun. >> that was hellman's vision. and he left behind the money to keep it that way. >> it's been a good thing for me. everybody in the area loves hearing it. i know people who have moved to san francisco because of going to the bluegrass festival. >> the great thing about a free concert is you can just come here any time between 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. this weekend. there's a few hours of music left this afternoon and i've got to tell you, it feels like friday out here. >> oh, thank you, jonathan. if we don't know where larry is in a couple of hours, he's definitely joining you. >> we had perfect weather for an out door concert right noi. >> we do have absolutely stunning weather. itç.ç did look like jonathan wa basking in the sun, working on his tan. take a look at the forecast for the next couple of days. it is going to be absolutely fabulous tomorrow. mid 60s if you're heading to golden gate park. it does get a little breezy in the afternoon and then the winds pick up at 7:00. it will drop down to 6 0e degrees. the best thing to do, take a jacket or sweatshirt with you for later on in the day and enjoy. we have one lowly patch of clouds on the coast. a little cooler tomorrow. gusty wind with isolated showers possible early sunday morning. you'll see the forecas+hi[a$(lc% a moment.. you don't need to change up your plans. most of it, if it does come in, will be when you're sleeping. one is moving out, another trough is coming in. as the second system comes in from western canada, it doesn't have any moisture. really, a lot of moisture associated with it because it's traversing over land. here's what's happening. it comes down towards us, drops the temperatures and in an isolated shower or two, may develop around sunday at 1:00 a.m. can't rule it out, still at 3:00 a.m. notice in the sierra, you're starting to see some snow mixing in with rain there. but the snow is going to be above 8,000 feet. looking at sunshine. mild weather for a sunday morning. if you're traveling to a high country, do keep in mind those showers will continue. the wind does pick up 8:00 in the morning. by 6:00 p.m., looking at 30-40 mile an hour wind. especially in the coast or the north bay hills. mild offshore pattern on sunday for the wind switching directions and things kwooit down. tomorrow morning, crisp, cool, upper 40s to mid 50s. your early plans if your kids have games, they will need to bundle up. and then, for the afternoon, a mild day as far as inland areas are concerned. 70s, 80s along the coast. 81 in livermore. 77 in san jose. 78 degrees in concord. turning windy tomorrow evening. a chance of some early morning drops on sunday. and then the second half of your weekend does look milder. we're going to keep you in this mild pattern next week. friday, we'll warm it up near 90 degrees. so, really, october is a beautiful time of year to go to the strictly bluegrass grass festival. up next, get the scoop on the sharks. stop by abc 7 today to share some of his secrets and a look at what's coming up tonight on shark tank.ñi >> you've got to save weather for this. the healthy [during sleep train's the triple choice 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offered a sneak peek tonight. think about wicked good cup cakes. one of my deals. it's the number one in america. shark tank is put in front of so many people. tonight, we see a freezer space in large grocers is next to impossible. >> here he is to work on a new show called beyond the tank. it's growing to follow some of the businesses that you've seen on shark tank. you can see tonight's season premier of shark tank at 9:00 and will also be featured on 2020 at 10. >> today, this is from an arizona diamond back's broadcast in a baseball game this week. it's going viral. now, it's time for my selfie. >> look at the one on the right. do you have to make faces? better angle. >> that's the best one of the 300 pictures i've taken of myself today. >> this is hilarious. it went on and on and on for about two minutes. actually posted it on my facebook page. you can check it out. the team ended up hosting a selfie of the whole group of their instagram account. i can say this, my two daughters, i love'm. but that scene plays out in my house regularly. it's a snap chat and they cannot stop. >> maybe they can help you with your selfie game. >> not really going there, but thanks for the offer. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. just ahead, hurricane joquin still barrelling down. >> and thexd.n v@vican disputine meeting between the pope and kim davis. what they're saying today and who the pope also met with las here are the headlines where you live at 4:30, the douglas county sheriff confirmed this afternoon, nine people were killed in the oregon college shooting yesterday. the oldest, a 67-year-old college professor who was shot while he was teaching. investigators were looking for the writings left behind by the gunman who's originally from torrence in southern california. the president ordered all flags at half staff today. he ordered congress to take action in this sweep. mr. obama saying we work to reduce deaths in those areas and guns should be no different. >> google trends sent out a tweet this morning noting that more people search for gun control than gun shop after the tragedy. the two other times it happened this year were at the church shooting in charleston. as of november 1st, san francisco will no longer have any gunshots. the last one standing is about to close because of mounting pressure. but does that actually help reduce crime sdm. >> well, larry, take a good look. in less than a month, no more gun shops here in san francisco. it hasn't really helped in other cities in the united states, some of the major cities. but some lawmakers say we have to start somewhere. >> the latest gun control proposal before the san francisco board of supervisors demand that every transaction be supported and sent to s.f.p.d. >> a lot of people are under the impression it was already in effect. >> three quarters of the guns are bought through legally purchased stores, licensed stores. >> the guns recovered from the oregon shooter were purchased legally. fold,the president seemed to agree with that concept. >> half of those polled are skeptical that such laws will reduce gun deaths. chicago has no gun shops, yet still a high murder rate. >> i wouldn't have a problem personally with an armed, trained personnel at the school, particularly our children. >> two years ago, some of the sandy hook elementary valleys came to seek out ideas like using fingerprint biometrics that would allow only the owner to fire the gun. an idea that could finally make guns safer. >> follow us at abc 7 news bay area for twitter updates. >> hurricane joquin is moving through the bahamas and leaving devastation behind. it uprooted trees and torrents as it ran across the chain. >> parts of the east coast under water. >> this is pretty wild. this is very wild, yeah. >> streets emerge from the relentless rain and surging surf. >> it's going to get worse. >> all of this from the carolinas through new england from a separate storm unrelated to hurricane joquin. >> dealing with two situations. a major, major, severe event. rainfall. at the same time, having to deal with this potential hurricane. >> the powerful category four hurricane shown here from space lingering over the caribbean. off the coast of the bahamas, the coast guard zernl searching in treacherous conditions from this cargo ship reported missing with 33 people on board. >> this vessel disabled basically right near the eye of hurricane joquin. we're going to keep doing everything we can. >> here in the u.s., people warned to take precaution, even though joquin is expected to stay offshore. >> a hurricane doesn't even have to make land fall to have an impact on you, especially if you're along the coast. nearly three years after superstorm sandy, boarding up, building barriers on the beach anxiously waiting for both of these storms to pass. marci gonzalez, seaside heights, new jersey. >> one of the last original members is stepping down. education secretary arnie duncan is leaving in december after seven years on the job. he came to washington with president observing as chicago's school chief. i amgs learned from personal experience how hard it is to be away from your family on a susta sustained basis. >> the president has tapped john king, jr., to replace duncan. >> the vatican is distancing pope francis from kim davis, the kentucky clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue same-sex licenses. today, the vatican saying shefts one of the dozens of people that the pope greeted. davis' lawyer says the audience lasted ten minutes and was just between them. also now saying the pope was with a gay man from argentina and his parter in, as well. >> five are recovering from injuries and severe tush lance today ch the flight was heading from the states to grananda or rather to the states when it hit the bad air, throwing passengers from their seats. the plane landed without further incident. experts say this should serve as another reminder that passengers really need to keep their seat bullets buckled at all times. >> coming up, the perfect test for one college senior and how this runs in their family. >> nothing but sunshine right now. you'll see more sun, but you might see, also, a few showers this weekend. details are coming up. >> thafrs the pretty view. this is the gruesome one. this is interstate 80. stanford has been ranked the third best university on the planet. this, according to the times higher educationc world university rankings for 2015, 63 universities made the top 200 list, including the california institute of technology which is located in pasadena and ranked fifth for the second time this year. =9 rounded occupy if top 7 u.s. schools.i] the7sñ number of u.s. universit dropped by 11.ñiçó >>xd well, it's been a perfect senior year so far for one texas high school student.xd antoniçó from bell air east ace both s.a.t.s. but get this, he's not the only one in his family to ace the s.a.t. because his brother did it four years ago. >> you could say this runs in a family, in a way, since my brother got a perfect score. but i guess with only two data points, correlation doesn't always equal psycholosigh koliz. >> clearly smarter than us. perfect scores on either test are rare. less than one tenth of one percent of test takers ace either exam. antony credits his peers for pushing him to be better and, of course, his big brother. >> i was just saying that the other day, correlation doesn't always reflect causation. absolutely, those clouds are a little misleading. >> right now, no clouds to speak of. we'll talk about what's ahead. we're talking about sunshine as of this hour. hurricane joquin continues to battle the area. they've seen flooding from storm surge, torrential rain and powerful wind right now. good news is it is expected to remain well away from the east coast. bad news is, there's another system it's not a system, it's a separate system. they've already seen a lot of record rainfall in the area over the last 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[get up to 48 monthsw interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train. here's a look at tonts's prime time line-up. join us back here for abc 7 news here at 11 sclok. >> unfortunately, a big traffic closure is coming up next weekend. recognize this? abc 7 news reporter showing us now. >> reporter: what it looks like here at rush hour. just a steady stream of cars. this is a major thoroughfare during commute hours. can be dangerous for cyclists any time of day. that's why there's this effort to make a separate right of way for those who want to enjoy this canyon without a car. >> it's one of the most scenic stretches of highway in the east bay but it can also be one of the most dangerous. >> it's a highway. it's maintained by cal-trans. but there's a lot of tight areas where people have to share the road. >> in august, a man was killed, hit by a car, while riding through niles canyon. >> my wife had a harrowing experience. >> bike shop owner told us his wife was struck two months ago from behind while riding the road. she survived, but was seriously hurt. >> the driver saw her but said they saw her signal but, you know, managed to back of her and toss her off of her bike. >> we really need a protected bikeway on places like niles canyon, which means giving bicyclists their own pathway. >> on october 11th, the stretch will be closed completely. a test of what it would be like to ride this road without fear.i >> thank you so much for joining us. for abc 7 news at 4, abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> people are supporting one another. >> nine people killed on a college campus. we're live in oregon as we learn about the victims of the oregon shooting. >> a cat napping case in san jose. how police are responding as new evidence suggests a serial cat napper. >> all ahead, what some are demanding the university do about it. >> 1500 bay area children suddenly have to get revaccinated. what went wrong. >> and what a driver was doing right before she went airborne and crashed into a building. >> live from the kgo tv broadca broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> president obama ordered flags flown at half staff for the victims of the oregon rampage. nine innocent people killed in less than ten minutes in that state's worst shooting. >> these families are currently living through the nightmare and the most personal way posz. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> here's the latest information we have in oregon. they range in age from 18-67. nine more people were wounded at umpqua community college yesterday. only three people are still in the hospital. the campus will remain closed next week. witnesses say 30-year-old student and army vet chris minsk charge straight at the gunman. he was shot seven times. he went through seven hours of surgery. but you'll be glad to know as you see him smiling, he's expected to recover. >> two victims were part of the local law enforcement teams. the sheriff read each name. kwin glen cooper of rose burg, 18 years old. kim saltmarsh dites, 59 years old.çóñr jason dale johnson. lawrence levigne, 67 years old. mr. levigne was the teacher.

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