receiv searching for more than nine hours for this man. the irving district of fremont, near the safeway near washington and fremont boulevard, the suspect shot two officers. and more at the regional hospital where the officers were being treated. but we begin with terry mcsweeney with more. >> reporter: it's an intense search and more going on behind me as you can see. dozens of police cars, heavily armed officers and they seem to be focusing where the shootings happened nearly ten hours ago. you look down the street where one of the officers was shot. battering rams taking down a fence tonight near washington and fremont boulevards. that is near where a traffic stop happened at about 1:30 p.m. today, saw a man back into a police officer. >> gunfire was exchanged between the two of them. during the encounter, the officer went down. >> reporter: the suspect fled, later, two blocks away, the officer spotted the suspect, a hispanic man, bald, wearing a giants shirt. >> later, again they exchanged gufrp with the officer and another officer was injured. >> reporter: this video shows the man at a restaurant looking at a crazed man with a gun and knife coming right to the restaurant, employees holding the door shut and tight. >> he came towards me, we were closed, within five or six feet of the guy. i'm lucky to be alive. >> reporter: the man came, kept going, there was a helicopter all day and night and a police drone has been spotted providing stealth surveillance. one of the officers, a ten-year veteran is in stable condition. but a one-year veteran is in critical condition. a lot of parents ask will there be school tomorrow in fremont, fremont pd can only say it is an active scene and they will let you know more as they discover it. okay, thank you, terry, the ongoing situation in san jose where the two officers are being treated inside the trauma medical center. more have been streaming in to show their support to the officers and the fremont police department. nbc bay area ian cole has more. what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, jessica, indeed it is. what we hear is we're seeing officers come in, in the past several minutes dozens of patrol cars from other agencies in the parking lot. when they come in, they hold their head high and try to be supportive for other law enforcement and families. >> reporter: it's an emotional week, deputies and officers manning the trauma center tonight, inside, the two fremont officers, one in critical condition, we don't know his name but know he was shot once and has one year of service. the other, a ten-year veteran who was a detective was shot twice and is stable today. tonight, the police escorted what we believe are their family and friends inside. we respected their privacy but spoke to the officer when he came outside. >> this is what every officer dreads, when you hear officer-involved shootings. >> reporter: he says that he knows both of the men and visited with both of them in his hospital room. >> these are people i talked with and had meals with, it's hard. >> reporter: tonight, officers with grief counseling experience are helping to provide emotional support in the trauma center as they wait and hope. >> all i would ask is that the people continue to offer not only the prayers and help to this family, but help in taking care of the officers. >> reporter: and now they wait and hope for good news. reporting live in the bay area, ian cull. let's look from our chopper over fremont again. again, the search is still continuing and police say they may be getting close to corner the suspect. we invite you to stay with us for the latest on line at nbcbayarea.com. also you should know we're updating our platforms by the minute. and today, a standoff where a professor that was killed was a respected professor of mechanical engineering. william klug held a seminar in  2009. sources tell our nbc station in l.a. that he was at a campus office this morning there at ucla when a student shot and killed him. the student then took his own life. the name of the shooter, not released. professor klug leaves behind a wife and two children. and cal-tran says they will not open the freeway until tomorrow, caltrans discovered a sinkhole which at that point was only a foot wide. then this evening the crews shut down the southbound lanes as well. workers say as they dug deeper the hole just kept getting deeper. now crews say an irrigation line is what caused the sinkhole. and a bit of a letdown in the bay area, the sharks return empty-handed, the sharks unsuccessful. tonight, this is how it ended. this penguins in their black and gold uniforms, after the face-off. mortar jones couldn't see the puck go right by him. the penguins with a 2-0 series lead. however, the shark coach says hold off the funeral plans, we're not dead. a big crowd in downtown san jose. games three and four at the shark tank beginning saturday. don't lose the faith. and decision 2016. now donald trump is in northern california tonight. in fact, thousands of people gathered at sacramento's international jet center for a rally this evening. supporters chant for the gop candidate. one of several events that trump is holding in california. the next stop in the south bay, holding a rally tomorrow night. today, though, police officers went door-to-door warning people that trump would be in the downtown area. trump rallies in the past have drawn protests and even arrests. the warren center will be closed as of noon tomorrow. on the democratic side, the race for the white house is in a dead heat in the golden state. that is why bernie sanders campaigned for the third straight day, this time in palo alto, before, in oakland. and sanders is behind clinton by just two points in california. well, the honeymoon is over for san francisco's new police chief. community members delivered a list of complaints to the new chief. body cameras and tasers were among the hot topics, for our bay area coverage, nbc's jean elle has more on the complaints, how did he respond? >> reporter: well, raj, the chief did a lot of listening tonight, and the police commissioner voted 5-2 to approve the body policy. the chief says it is important to get the cameras on officers but it is not the only issue facing the chief. >> disappointment and concern. >> reporter: after a week and a half on the job, critics of the san francisco police department let acting chief tony chaplain know they are not happy with his performance. many want a community meeting to discuss the officer-involved shooting that killed jessica williams. a meeting that the chief says he will not have. >> not having town halls after somebody gets murdered, that is a step backwards. >> if they are not as transparent, that is not a good sign. >> reporter: body cameras and tasers were on the table tonight. activists say after several commission votes against tasers they should not be an option. >> disproportionate use with the tasers on black and brown people in the community. >> reporter: chaplain says he is expanding the deescalation training, and the department's focus is on keeping everybody alive. >> this all boils down to one thing, the issue is human life. >> reporter: a message that chaplain wants to deliver personally to the rank and file. and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. in half moon bay, we'll have details on 102 degree heat coming up in just a few minutes. this beautiful life was taken away, completely preventible. >> a little boy dies after visiting the dentist. his parents demand accountability. that family's story, plus the questions you may want to ask your dentist. and a little too wild, caught on camera. take a look, arnold schwarzenegger's close encounter with an elephant on an african safari. to an albany family demanding changes after their six-year- old son died after a dental ap tonight, nbc bay area responds to an albany family demanding change after their 6-year-old son died after a dental appointment. the family's move to protect their son is facing an unexpected roadblock. >> and many are unaware of the problems at the dental office. >> i think you will be surprised, kids commonly have dental problems, right? and when there are problems dentists often put the children asleep because they're scared. but we found that dentists can operate differently from many medical doctors and some say they are risking kids' lives. caleb's fears were normal for a 6-year-old boy, except for an extra tooth growing in his mouth. so he went to the dentist to have it pulled. to keep calm, the doctor gave him the medicine. >> he was scared. i was too, i told him to be brave and that it would be okay. >> i kissed him. and told him i'd see him soon. >> for caleb's procedure, the dentist, who is licensed as an oral surgeon was doing two jobs, pulling the tooth and administering anesthesia. four drugs, two narcotics were injected into his arm, but before the event, he stopped breathing, the dentist tried to open his air way but nothing work. his oxygen levels went down, he went into cardiac arrest. he was rushed to the hospital but had been without oxygen far too long in the dentist's chair, roughly seven minutes, his organs shut down, he lost all brain function. for the next two days, his parents agonized on whether or not they should keep him on life support. >> once we had information about his brain and consulted with a neurologist, we realized we had to let him go. i swore i would never leave the hospital without him, so to leave him there was the worst you could imagine. >> an autopsy report said he died in the hospital, but his parents believe he died in the dentist's chair, because the dentist was doing too much, acting as both the surgeon and the anesthesia administer. >> reporter: one surgeon said the practice of one person performing a procedure and giving anesthesia is never allowed at children's hospital and he believes it should never be allowed in dentist's offices. >> you have maybe a half a minute to make critical decisions on how to manage the child's air way. you can't do that if you don't have somebody economy there helping you. >> reporter: the california dental board regulates dentists and permits hundreds of specially trained dentists to do both jobs, but should it? consider propophol. >> and that would be somebody like myself doing this for their careers. >> and yet dentists who operate on their own regularly administer propofol on their own. so we wanted to know is caleb alone? is this practice safe? we asked the board how many people have died while having general anesthesia in a dentist's office. it could not tell us. instead it gave us three years of raw data, incidents reported by the medical community and their lawyers. the files are redacted and inconsistent. one person required a surgery and later died. one report ends quickly. in a two-sentence report a patient is taken to the hospital for cardiac evaluation but it doesn't tell us what happened next. we could not make sense of those reports so we asked the dental board for a review. we were told all 15 members were unavailable. a spokesperson took our questions on behalf of the board. >> is it safe? >> the board has not discussed that particular matter at this point. >> reporter: that answer is not good enough for caleb's parents. they have asked the legislature to change state law, to require a separate dentist to give anesthesia during pediatric procedures. but many groups support dividing the duties. one is not convinced. the california dental association. the association selected dr. paul reggirado to explain why. >> having a separate doctor in the room doesn't necessarily guarantee patient safety. >> it is upsetting. >> reporter: dr. patel disagrees. he is licensed to do both dental work and anesthesia at the same time. but he does not. for safety's sake, he brings in another dentist to give the anesthesia and has been doing it for 12 years. today he is operating with dr. christine yem, here is how they describe the death. >> completely preventible. >> so preventible. >> reporter: patel and yem are calling for change joining caleb's parents. >> i keep thinking i wish someone else had done this years ago and saved caleb. i really want to save caleb. >> reporter: caleb's dentist is still practicing. the dental board has accused him of gross negligence. right now his case is with the attorney general. right now there is a two-person committee to determine if two people should be present during general anesthesia. we still have many questions and will follow this story. in the meantime, if your child needs work in the dental office that requires general anesthesia, all the experts we talk to say you should talk to the dentist and ask whether or not another dentist will be present. you have the right to ask for one and also have the right to walk away. >> the pediatric doctor is so important. >> and if you have more information you can call or visit nbc bay area.com/response. all right, changing gears here, let's talk to meteorologist jeff ranieri, and another hot one tomorrow? >> yes, it will definitely go to dangerous weather here for parts of the bay area, 57 degrees right now. tomorrow, low clouds across the east bay. also a bit of cloud cover for the south bay as temperatures start in the 50s. when it comes to our forecast over thursday we'll see numbers go up a couple of degrees. i really think you will start to feel some of the heat in san francisco. it's not going to be uncomfortable but certainly 70 is a lot warmer than we have been dealing with. and pacifica, 80 degrees, san jose 92, the temperatures get close to dangerous levels in danville at 97, back to pleasanton, 95, north bay, hotter. excuse me. 92 expected in napa. also santa rosa at 90. so we have high pressure offshore. that is producing the heat to past couple of days. but the key change in the forecast we'll see by thursday evening also into friday. is a drier northerly wind building in. that wind helps to bump temperatures up even more. as you look at the seven-day forecast it pushes temperatures for the interior valley. here is how it looks for the hottest day of the week. san francisco up to 77 degrees. more than ten degrees above average. and danville, downright uncomfortable. 102, and that is the day it will be dangerous. you will make sure to drink plenty of water and take breaks if you work outside. in terms of the triple digit heat not lasting too long. 97 on saturday, sunday, a lot more manageable with 91 degrees. only a slight risk of thunderstorms by saturday, and san francisco, we'll continue to follow it raj and jess. all right, thank you, up next, a 911 call a mother made after her son fell into a gorilla exhibit. plus, arnold schwarzenegger's close encounter. music from the kill, and do for the change the channel. it's good! happening now as we approach midnight, that intense manhunt continues in fremont. a gunman suspected of shooting two police officers earlier today. we're tweeting updates on those officers' condition as they remain in the hospital and the search for the suspect. and on our facebook page, saudi arabia is in investigating $3 billion in uber, the company is trying to expand into the middle east. stay with us. we've obtained the 9-1-1 calls from the mother of the toddler who fell into a gorilla enclosu. =sot= "my son fell in the zoo exhibit cincinti zoo. mson fell inwith standingvere is aale gorilla >> we've obtained the 911 calls from the mother whose child fell into the enclosure of a gorilla. >> there is a male gorilla standing over him. >> be calm, be calm. >> he is grabbing in son, i can't watch this. >> you can hear those tense moments there. the 3-year-old was rescued after the zoo officials made the decision to shoot and kill the 420-pound gorilla. cincinnati police say they will now review the actions of the boy's family leading up to the event. and some scary moments for arnold schwarzenegger. take a look, that is the elephant. it happened while schwarzenegger was there in africa on safari. schwarzenegger said he is in awe of what he called a beautiful and strong animal. and a major fall for a silicon valley billionaire, elizabeth holmes' net worth is at zero. forbes said the company is now worth $800 million instead of the $9 billion value it was given last year. okay, tomorrow night, the warriors, tonight, though, the sharks. what happened? we'll check in in pittsburgh next. bay area sports history... the warriors and the sharks in the finals ==ra okay, one of the most exciting times in sports history, the warriors and sharks both in the finals. >> yeah, but tonight not many smiles around here, but in pittsburgh, more on the ice. >> reporter: despite the offensive struggles in which they were out-shot for a second straight game this one was there for the taking, scoreless in the second, sharks go 11 with a shot on goal, roman polak turns it over. kessel, it's trickling over. to the third, just over four minutes left justin braun threads the needle. lost his father-in-law monday, going to overtime, turns, fires and just like that it is over. 2-1 penn, they take a 2-0 series lead. after that the guy is not happy but they know the series is far from over. >> you know, there are things that worked in the first couple of minutes to get us here, we're trying to force things. we need to be better and offensively -- >> game one was decided in the last two minutes, tonight is an overtime game. so i think we'll hold off on the funeral, we have a lot of hockey left to play. >> coach is right, lots left to play, the game shifts starting on saturday. in pittsburgh, colin rush. and better luck tonight for the warriors in their series. we'll keep our fingers an update on our breaking news: the lockdown continues in before we leave you we have an update now on our breaking news we have been covering for the last several hours. the lockdown as of right now continues in fremont. as you can see our nbc chopper overhead, the authorities searching for the gunman. here is the field crew. terry mcsweeney on the ground. police surrounded the house where they believe the suspect is hiding, again, police believe they have the suspect cornered in the house at this hour. again, the man is accused of shooting two police officers earlier this afternoon. one officer is in critical condition, the other officer in stable condition. now parents are calling fremont police asking about school tomorrow in the search zone, the irvington district. as of right now, police are telling nbc bay area they don't know about school tomorrow because this search is still up in the air. we'll update the families as soon as we know more on our website and twitter page and our first news cast tomorrow morning is at 4:30 a.m. >> and we expect a call from the district and automated calls lets us know if you have school tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us, have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. 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