parts of which remain on lockdown right now. >> police are searching the campus for a suspect described as a man wearing cargo shorts and no shirt. only one of the injured men is at the hospital right now. we don't know how seriously hurt he is. >> the other man did not need to go to the hospital and students were stuck in the classrooms for about 45 minutes before police let them leave. >> we got two shelter in place notices since we left the building so they sent us out and sent us a message telling us to shelter in place which is concerning and we have no clue where we're going. our cars are on campus and we can't leave. >> witnesses say there were four, maybe five shots then they heard screaming and saw students running. >> campus police are asking people to stay away from the area. classes have been canceled for the remainder of the evening. good evening, thank you for joining us tonight. >> our top local story, the arrest of three south bay jail guards. >> the disappointment and disgust i feel cannot be overstated. >> that's the sheriff of santa clara county announcing the arrest of three correctional deputies for the murder of a jailed inmate. >> those guards are in protective custody after being booked into the same facility where they stood watch over hundreds of inmates. >> the three deputies matthew ferris and rafael rodriguez placed on unpaid leave and being held without bail. >> michael tyree was found dead a week ago in his cell. >> the autopsy results showed tyree died of blunt force trauma. >> david is live along with melanie woodrow. david, start us off, please. >> reporter: he was in jail for drug possession as well as petty theft. the sheriff today called his murder could you ardly and disgusting and contrary to the values that deputies are expected to embrace. >> the attorney for the family of michael tyree didn't mince words about his death. >> there's a fact basis for the phrase he got the [ bleep ] out of him. so they beat him badly. >> reporter: after a week of silence the santa clara county sheriff laid out details from the investigation, the deputies are accused of murder, conspiracy and assault under color of authority. the coroner's examination found tyree bled to death after blunt force trauma and found naked and covered in feces. >> this is a tragic, sad, heartbreaking event and that michael tyree, is a person of value -- >> deputies ferris were arrested at dawn -- >> each photographed at the santa clara main jail, the same jail where they are accused of taking the life of an inmate they swore to protect. >> they are being held in a jail outside santa clara county. arraignment could be as soon as tuesday, in san jose, abc 7 news. >> melanie woodrow is also live tonight. what more have you learned about the three guards. >> well, according to available court records, these three correctional deputies had not faced criminal charges previously but one had been in trouble with the law previously and tonight there is a new inmate accusation involving the correctional deputies inside this jail. as three correctional deputies are charged with the murder of a santa clara county jail inmate, there are new allegations of excessive use of force inside the jail. a source familiar with the investigation says an inmate currently in jail accused rodriguez and another deputy not facing charges in a different incident involving excessive force. the source says the inmate is being treated at valley medical for a broken jaw. rod rod they are accused of killing michael tyree. >> this act took his life is not indicative of the values that we expect and honor with the men and women of this department. >> a search of criminal court records turned up a prior arrest for ferris. in 2007 when he was 18 years old he was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, they were no prior arrest records for the others. social justice advocates say inmates have complained about correctional deputies before. >> the difference is now that the fact that the story has broke, it gives even more validity to an otherwise silenced population. >> a spokesperson told abc 7 news, he would look into the allegation involving an inmate with a broken jaw. melanie road woodrow abc 7 news. >> if they are charged the deputies may not face a judge until tuesday. a key witness took the stand in the shooting death of a woman at pier 14 in san francisco. she testified during a preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing 32-year-old kate steinly walking along the pier with her father when she was shot and killed july 1st. we're live with new developments from court today, vick? >> reporter: the preliminary hearing now in the fourth day recess late this afternoon, all of the testimony is over, prosecution presented its case and after the court hearing, the attorney for francisco lopez sanchez talked to reporters. >> i believe that while the defendant was aware that something had happened with this thing that he was holding, i actually don't believe he was aware that someone was shot on the pier. >> the overriding question was it second degree murder, involuntary manslaughter, or was francisco lopez sanchez simply a bad shot. >> the fourth day of hearings started with testimony from aaron carpenter, a tourist staying opposite pier 14 and took cell phone pictures from her hotel room of lopez sanchez walking briskly after she heard gunshots. carpenter was suspicious of him because he was the only person walking away from kate steinly. now lying on the ground when everyone else was going toward her. she gave the images to police. prosecutor diana garcia also called three officers who responded to the scene. officer andrew bryant was the one who arrested sanchez at embarcadero and one of the officers in the cell phone video of the arrest. during the preliminary hearings, diana garcia called a ballistic expert who showed the gun similar to this one that sanchez is accused of firing. public defender matt gonzalez called only one witness but crucial to his defense that the gun went off accidentally. crime lab director jim morris said he supported gonzalez's theory that it was an accidental discharge, that's based on earlier testimony from an investigator that the bullet struck the pier walkway first then ricocheting hitting steinly in the back. the preliminary hearing continues tomorrow morning with a judge expected to make a ruling at that time. a . >> two thieves broke into a home on friday but what has officers really outraged, what the men did to a do. this is surveillance of them broking into the home through the patio door. the family wasn't home but a dog that belonged to the couple's daughter was there. in the video, marley is stepping on the glass to eat something, they were biscuits. >> a lacerated tongue and injusted a bit of glass because they placed dog treats on top of the glass to keep her from barking. >> she is treated and now recovering. the fremont police want to charge them with animal cruelty. an 85-year-old man found himself face to face with two burglars, he was afraid for his life and fired a gun at them. one was later found shot in the head in serious condition and second suspect was caught as well uninjured. newly released video shows a man suspected as posing as a tsa screener. you can see him directing two women for private pat downs last year. a real screener eventually noticed something was wrong and happened inside a private room. the man was drunk and never faced formal charges because neither woman explained about what had happened. >> if you commute on 80, you may have seen new signs going up over the busiest parts of the freeway. they are no ordinary road signs. let's take a live look at 80 from our camera in emeryville. the traffic is not moving in either direction there. abc news reporter is live near one of the signs to explain what's going on. jonathan. >> reporter: if you're coming from the east you'll start seeing new digital signs but the really big ones like the one behind me they are mostly around berkeley. they could stop traffic jams before they happen. they may call it rush hour but it feels more like everyone is stopping to smell the flowers. >> sometimes you are sitting and sometimes you're going like, you know, 5 feet. >> there's too many people and too many cars. >> far from just a nuisance, caltrans knows it's dangerous. >> there are twice as many accidents. >> big problems call for big solutions, later this year caltrans will activate these digital road signs. >> the extensive system of its kind. >> reporter: they showed us how the signs will look when everything is normal and when there's trouble ahead, indicators warn drivers to slow down and move over miles ahead of an accident. >> we anticipate a 10% reduction in travel time and about at least a 10% reduction in secondary accidents. >> still some drivers take matters in their own hands. >> the shortcuts never seem to work. >> i sometimes will get off at powell street if it's not moving. have you ever tried to take the short cut? >> yes, quhaz that like? miserable. >> reporter: caltrans has a fix for that too, the same computers that run the lines can extend the green lights and signs that route drivers back to the freeway once they pass the accident if driver notice them. >> it should make it easier. i know people are not looking at what's happening on the road. >> in emeryville, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. stay here, still ahead tonight on abc 7 news, controversial upgrade at a local elementary school. find out why these young students now use a gender neutral bathroom. ♪ >> one of the country's best marching bands has an inspirational message tonight for some east bay students. >> a woman upgrades to satellite video service but it barely works on her old tv. what happens when old technology meets the new. this coming labor day weekend will bring us a nice warm-up and i'll show you how warm it's going to be w [female announcer] through labor day at sleep train's mattress price wars, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. south bay congressman mike honda insists he did nothing wrong but the house ethics committee said it's not ready to pass judgment. honda has been under investigation following complaints that one of his staff members offered perspective campaign donors prime seats at the state department dinner as honda was gearing up for re-election. it's not a violation for staff members to volunteer on their boss's campaigns, honda has since banned the practice in his offifice. he issued a statement today praising his staffers as extraordinarily hard working public servants but said they are not flawless. one elementary school is paving the way for trans gender students to feel safer on school grounds. they want to alter bathrooms to be converted to gender neutral bathroo bathrooms. the changes came after two parents told school officials their children are not gender specific. the school says parents have plenty of questions. >> so once the questions were answered and we did have conversations about this with the community, we were like, oh, of course we want every student to feel safe and protected and welcome. >> so far the changes have been made in the kind garter and first grade classrooms. they are perhaps the most famous college marching band in the country. the grambling state tigers are preparing for their performance this weekend in berkeley for the opening football game of the season. live at kennedy high school in richmond where the band is tuning up. laura, that is good fun. >> reporter: it is, dan. big treats for folks out here too. this is the grambling state band famous marching band. they just took the field here at kennedy high school. just like the football team for this weekend, they are going through their paces trying to figure out their choreography as they are known to be, they are the best band in the land. >> it's the band that keeps the stands full at halftime. the famous grambling state tiger marching band here in the bay area to perform at their school's football game at cal this weekend. >> you guys having as much fun as it looks? >> we really do. it's all work but at the end of the day, you do it for the love of it. >> when i was younger, i used to always watch on youtube, there was something that i always watched and dreamed of. >> a senior, is a drum major. >> what we bring to the marching band experience is enthusiasm, a little bit of fun on the field and just getting the crowd hyped. >> amid the fun, there's also an effort to send a serious message. >> you have the potential to do anything you put your mind to. >> jamie taylor is from oakland. >> i didn't think i would be able to do it, balancing classes and everything. i've done it and i'm proud of myself and well as my peers. ♪ >> the message is music. music, charming, everybody, music brings life. music is the greatest thing in the world. >> and we're live here at kennedy high school. again, the band from grambling state here taking the field. they are about to play for these hundreds of folks who have come out here and we're told that the program is a special one that they brought here to northern california, a tribute of sorts to know california and bay area, including dan, you'll appreciate this a little bit of tower of power. we're live in richmond, abc 7 news. >> great local band, thank you, laura. it wasn't too hot out there today. >> a little breezy we could tell with laura's hair in the wind. >> one more day of that before we get more summer like warmth for the weekend. that will be nice. here's a live look at doppler 7 hd. breezy near the coast and over across the bay but we have a fire concern still over the central sierra. red flags from 2:00 to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow and lake tahoe southward and eastward into nevada. it will be hot and dry and windy. back to the bay area, blue skies over sfo. current temperature readings of 65 here at san francisco. 70 at san jose and 63 at half moon bay. check out this lovely view. blue sky there. pleasantly mild to cool conditions. 69 degrees in napa, fairfield 77. 72 at livermore. here's a look at blue sky looking southward from our southeast camera here in downtown san francisco. these are the forecast features, we'll see below average temperatures again tomorrow but warmer pattern begins on saturday that will continue into next week. the warming peeks on labor day, which is monday. massive cool air centered to our north, it's dropping southward. it's a fall-like system. it's not going to bring rainfall to the bay area but as it difz southward tomorrow, we'll see shower activity developing in the northern most part of the state but here in the bay area we'll have dry and breezy conditions and that will be followed by a pretty quick warm-up. notice on saturday, inland hypes in the upper 80s to near 90. then on sunday, we'll see highs in the inland valleys in the mid-90s. we'll see mid-80s around the bay and mid-70s around the coast and monday, labor day, mid to upper 90s inland and upper 80s around the bay and mid-70s on the coast. it will be a nice strong warm-up that will last a while. overnight, mainly clear conditions except for patches of low clouds in the south bay on the coastal areas of santa cruz county. low temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and tomorrow, high temperatures in the south bay generally in the low to mid-70s, up to 73 in san jose. similar range on the peninsula, under mainly sunny skies and downtown san francisco will reach a maximum reading of 67 degrees. up to 75 at sonoma, 77 at santa rosa. 71 at hayward and 73 in fremont. mid to upper 70s to almost 8 0 degrees. here comes our wave of warmth through the weekend peaking on monday with inland highs in the mid to upper 90s and 80s around the bay. temperatures remain on the warm summer like side through most of the week and tapering off by a couple of degrees by the end of the week. >> that is a wave of warmth. >> i like that, nice phrase. >> a warm wave. >> so warm. cheesy a little bit. >> a little bit. >> thank you. >> coming up next, a big day ahead for fans of the "star w wars" franchise. >> may september t introducing the first ever gummy multivitamin from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. in the bay area and world tonight, there is a "star wars" buzz all brought on not only by a new movie to be released in december but also by what we can hold. have you heard of force friday? abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman went for an explanation. >> reporter: gather yourselves an invasion is coming, it will be the dark side, evil empire and their proxies which would be any company with a star wars license. if you've been watching around the globe you may have seen these star wars items unboxed and oogled in multiple earth hi languages. at the san francisco disney store they remain under lock and key until midnight, same at this target but not in san francisco. >> the small stack is all i got. >> at super seven they'll have eight boxes of items for sale beginning tomorrow. luke martinez, no relation to sky walker, manages the place. >> we're playing on things people have grown up with and that still hold true inside of it -- >> the interest drawing never ending procession of star wars devotees like kevin garcia. >> i think just having it made me happy, watching saturday morning. >> everybody's favorite -- >> reporter: of some of these items are now worth three figures, go figure that. >> the old stuff is worth more because there's a finite amount. >> reporter: true, bumt it's not new, hence the anticipation. >> i'm like, so nervous. >> reporter: in any language, may the sales force be with you. from san francisco wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> sales force, that's a good one. >> you can find the merchandise at disney, toys "r" us and disney and target stores. >> star wars is a property of disney, partner of abc. from the campaign trail, donald trump finally takes the pledge. the vow he's making tonight to the republican party. >> from the south bay, a [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part... 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supreme court's june ruling in support of same-sex marriage, kim davis has repeatedly turned away gay couples, refusing to issue any marriage licenses testifying today that her conscious will not allow it. >> under whose authority? >> under god's authority. >> reporter: davis, who has been married four times, maintained in court while her past may not be perfect, she is entitled to her religious freedom. >> kim davis is prepared for consequences because the other consequences she would not want to risk and that is being unfaithful to god. >> reporter: aclu says while davis has a right to her religious belief she's obligated to follow the law. the judge is taking it further ordering her to stay in federal custody until she agrees to issue marriage licenses. >> we do not want to see that. the judge did his job by following laws. >> reporter: the judge explaining his belief that this is the only way to make sure davis her legal team respondinge ruling saying this is not the america the founders envisioned. marcy gonzalez, abc news, new york. we're now to the campaign, donald trump signed the republican party's loyalty pledge. this means trump will back the gop's 2016 nominee for president, if it is not him and skip a potential third party bid. this came after the ahead of rnc traveled to new york to make a direct plea to trump. >> i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative principles for which it stands and we will go out and we will fight hard and we will win. >> the decision comes just weeks after the billionaire refused to make such a promise in the campaign's first debate. the only candidate on stage not to make the commitment. they believe a third party bid by any established republican could destroy the efforts to take back the white house. it is not legally binding by the way. >> there's a new case of legionnaire's disease but things are starting to return to normal. seven inmates have the disease. tomorrow the indoor showers will reopen. inmates had to use portable showers after the first case last friday. limiting water use stopped the disease from spreading. visitation has also resumed. california drivers could soon have to pay a new fee to help fix our krem bling roads. the governor is proposing a $65 a year user fee when you register your vehicle. there would be increases in diesel and gas taxes tied to inflation, this would generate $3.6 billion a year to spend on roads but there's a tax increase involved so he needs two-third support of the legislature. >> around the bay area, individual cities have chosen to raise the minimum wage. there's a regional approach to paying workers more. nearly half of the mayors in santa clara have come together to support a initiative to raise the minimum wage. here's more from san jose. >> this afternoon, a number of silicon valley mayors announce the first step towards potentially raising the minimum wage together across the region backing a proposed study that would be funded in part by the city of san jose. >> there's a real disparity right now in silicon valley between thousands of families left behind by this boom and being prospering. >> reporter: randy muster -- >> profit margins are small. >> reporter: he supports a regional approach that helps level the player field but any type of implementation has to be carefully planned out. >> therefore we may have to cut staff. >> reporter: they believe small business owners have enough on their plate, citing rising costs due to the affordable care act. >> what happens in silicon valley it's going to affect the entire nation, a $15 minimum wage here, it's going to have ramifications for whole country. >> reporter: any decisions to raise the minimum wage would be made by individual cities and the study will take a few months to complete. >> we would like to ensure we can come together and raise wages in a thoughtful way that doesn't impact negativively small businesses and some of those folks who are struggling the most. raising the minimum wage is proving popular around the rest of the state as well. union leaders behind a proposal for a ballot measure claimed they collected a quarter of the signatures they need already, more than 100,000 of them in just three week's time. the initiative could gradually raise the minimum wage to $16 an hour over the next six years. getting in and around san francisco will be trickier this labor day weekend for those heading to the billy joel concert at at&t park. b.a.r.t. will shut down trans bay service on sunday and monday to do rail work. you know what the bay bridge backup will be like but shuttle buses will run. the shuttles will operate late for those attending the concert. >> at&t park is letting us know the moment billy joel leaves the stage so we can prepare for the big mad rush. to complicate things, king and fourth will be closed for work on a central subway from friday night to tuesday morning. the closure will affect the 280 king street exit in san francisco. caltrains riders will face detours. we have a page devoted to the closure at abc 7 news.com. click on the sections tab and go to traffic. it works really well and free download from your app store. >> coming up next, we'll follow up on the family chased out of the camp ground in a racist attack. >> tonight the heart felt we want to follow up on a store are you we reported earlier this week. an african-american family forced to run from their lives in a campground in the sierra. here's the community's reaction in nevada county. >> reporter: local residents hastily assembled a demonstration, shocked by the news of what happened over the weekend at a nevada county camp ks ground. >> if you can't tolerate other people having a good time, go home. sometimes it feels overwhelming and this is one step we can take here in our county to we're not going to tolerate that. >> a family reunion in a group campsite came to a sudden end saturday night when a man from an adjacent camp site charged the man with what they thought was a shotgun. >> melvina, a grandmother, tripped and fell trying to escape the violence. >> 66 years old and never seen anything like this before. >> not like this before, no, not caught -- i've seen it on tv, movies, you know, and say oh, my god. when you get caught in the dark like that, it's scary. >> in the first hours of an online fund raising effect, the organizer of the demonstration collected more than $1300 to host the family's next summer reunion. >> let's bring the people back. i mean they are kind of nervous to come back to our community and i get it, but i think in 2016 when they bring the family back, they'll have an entirely different experience. >> mrs. allen, who was watching her granddaughter today said she truly appreciates the support but right now it's hard to think that far ahead. in sacramento, george warren, abc 7 news. >> coming up, getting the picture. >> 7 on your side explains what can happen when i bringr television sets are becoming more and more sophisticated. if you're watching in high definition, he should be getting a much clearer picture and eye popping color. >> there are people who watch on analog sets that don't work so well in the digital age. >> here's more. >> some people want to hang onto the old tvs they had for an old time. and they don't want to contend with the complexity of a high tech tv. however when old technology meets new, sometimes they just don't get along. >> esther todd liked having the tv on in the kitchen. >> i like to have noise. >> for years she's used the same analog style tv with antenna on top and cable hookups in back. it worked fine until she tried something new. >> at&t kept telling me what a good deal it would be. >> she could save money by bundling her at&t phone service with directv but as soon as the company installed the dish on her house, everything changed. >> slow about coming on and i wasn't pleased with the picture. >> reporter: she says images on the scene turned fuzzy and remote didn't work and technician told her she needed a modern tv. >> they said the tv was too old. it was no good. >> reporter: esther doesn't want a new tv. >> i'm 89 years old on social security and can't buy a new television. >> reporter: she canceled her directv contract and reconnected the table, the tv works but the downside directv said she had to pay a 460 early termination fee. >> i don't think i should have to pay because i wasn't pleased. my television was old. i told them i was going to call 7 on my side. >> reporter: she did contact us and we told directv what happened and the company agreed to waive the fee telling us a remote control was not compatible with the customer's television sets due to their age and the customer was required to use tv remotes in addition to ours. as a result, we waived the early cancellation fee. >> good, very good. >> directv tells us satellite receivers should be compatible with any of the old analog tv sets however remote devices may not work together. if you have an older tv, may want to ask about the kpatibility before you get locked into a contract. okay, now to see my report online, abc7news.com and then select 7 on your side. >> time for another check on our weather today. >> mr. spencer christian is back with that. >> i'm going to start with live doppler 7 hd, we have sunny skies across the bay area and here's a view of blue sky over sfo. high temperatures in the first column paired with the average highs in those locations for this date and third column you can see how much cooler then average it was in all locations, anywhere from 2 degrees and to 8 degrees cooler than average at san jose. here's where it's not cool. tropical pacific where the waters are warm and tropical systems are continuing to develop. tropical storm kevin, hurricane jimena and typhoon kilo. waters are warmer than average fueling development of these systems. not one poses an immediate threat to any land areas. across the land area of state of california tomorrow, it will be sunny and mild to warm in interior sections, northernmost will see a few showers. in the bay area, mainly sunny skies with 60s at the coast. and we'll see upper 70s, only upper 70s inland. here's the 7-day forecast, we'll have a big warm-up this labor day weekend. the warmest day will be monday and it will remain warm for the rest of the week. >> it will be perfect for the holiday. we want it warm. >> exactly. back door barbecues -- not back door -- >> you take the back door to get to the backyard. >> here with some giants news. >> this is unfortunate, surgery for tim lincecum. what about his future with the only nexium 24hr gives you nexium level protection for frequent heartburn all day and all night. try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all day, all night protection. nexium level protection. good evening, tom brady fought the power and he won. in a decision stunning because it was overwhelming, the four-game deflate game suspension was cut out and the judge didn't even take up issue whether brady had a hand in deflating footballs. he said the league investigation was not independent at all and questioned the way the nfl handled the entire process. why commissioner roger goodell, why would you push so hard to crush the poster board for your league. one of the best players in history, so popular, what company goes out of its way to destroy its most popular product? the whole thing made no sense at all. college football season kicking off tonight, jim harbaugh leading michigan into utah. he would not announce the starting quarterback until game time first quarter, and oh, where have i seen harbaugh quarterback over -- anyway. second quarter, tied at three. utah pounds it in from a yard out. tough to win in salt lake city. north carolina versus south carolina, tar heels running back elijah hood, this is the man. ee elijah hood, his muscles have muscles, fourth and goal from the eight. tar heels down four. williams throwing two. moore waiting for it all along, a terrible pass, south carolina hangs on for a 17-13 win. tim lincecum has thrown the last pitch of the season and most likely his last pitch as a san francisco giant. he had surgery on left hip this morning and hasn't pitched since june 27th. not much of a factor this season. and that's the last time we saw him. on the disabled list, he saw treatment for his ailing hip and took cortisone hip. he won two cy young awards but hasn't pitched well for several years. it would be so fun to see him on the mound one last time as a giant. voguele song gets the call after being swept in l.a. gonzalez going the opposite way. let's see where that lands. that's 34th of the year. he gave up four runs but comes back to two of his own. everybody can hit -- christian can go deep at coor's feel tonight. jason day has an opportunity to become the number one golfer in the world this weekend but at home he's second fiddle to a certain 49er, coming off the best run of his year, his first major and barclay's and it's 49 running back jared hain caught australia by storm. in the decision for top auscy sportsman and when asked about this during the press conference today, he did not seem too phased. >> a big fish back home, over here he's finally getting on the team and i'm not worrying about it right now, i've got to focus on trying to play good golf. that's all i have to focus on. >> like lebron james back home. round two u.s. open, dropped the first two sets. and regained compose you're and smashes a two handed back hand. murray would roll from there. the ace on match point. murray hasn't missed a quarterfinal in 18 straight grand slams. the heat has been the story at the u.s. open. ruben bemleman serves and completely locks up. he can't walk at all. cramps so severe the trainers had to run out and had to help him assist him get to the ground. so he was forced to retire, he was just cramping up a mess there. moved onto the third round. a lot of players retired at the open this week in new york. abc 7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> world's toughest tennis. >> how the heat is -- beating everybody up. >> thanks, larry. >> coming up at 9:00, we're following breaking news out of sacramento where three people have been shot on the sacramento city college campus of the one person is dead. coming home, new details on the special honor from the three men from sacramento who stopped a terror attack on a train in europe. >> we appreciate your time. >> for the entire abc 7 news team, have a great evening. 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