morrison lampley, and 18-year- old lila alligood. the two shootings were connected and they say they have the physical evidence to prove it. and died from the gun shot wounds and just that there were two similarities at a time, location, and manner. >> reporter: police say that the gun was used in both killings and that it was stolen from a car parked in a residential area some time overnight on september 30. now, carey from the province of quebec was on a solo camping trip. camping out at the park. found face down on saturday. the day after the bluegrass would have kicked off. discovered on monday on the marine county trail. now carter has been in ma rine, really just a tragic story all the way around. back to you. >> well we could talk about the motives here. was it robbery or something else? something more? >> reporter: as difficult as it may be for us to swallow that it sounds unfat un-- unfathomable that someone would kill for camping gear and a car. >> if you look at the timeline, the first murder was the one in san francisco. do we know where they will be winding up? >> reporter: nobody really knows at this point, san francisco and marine county. really both of them will be finding charges yet to be seen. >> tara moriarty live in san francisco, thank you, tara. president obama touched down in oregon to meet with a shooting in umpqua community college. nine people killed when they opened fire inside that classroom there. police arrived quickly with christopher harper-mercer before turning the gun on himself. the families told them that they will be thankful for their community that have rallied around them, also promised to help any way that they could. >> there will be, i think moments as we go forward. we will need to come together and stop things from happening. and i've got very strong feelings about this because of wanting to talk to the families. you'll be reminded that it could be your child or your mom or your dad, or your relatives. >> the president appeared visibly angry, just hours after the umpqua shootings. and that is what angered many in that roseburg (mark) community, greeting him during their stop today. some don't like the president, politicizing the shooting. yeah, it is. looking back the last severalmonths that there is nothing coming from the white house or the military when the disaster is there. all of a sudden he would pitch roseburg because of the shooting there. >> the city officials on the other hand say that the president was welcomed, putting it out and now despite what the individuals may be showing you, they welcome president obama and they will extend him every courtesy. the gun sales set a record for the sixth month in a row and that it may have something to do with president obama and his plans to the gun control regulation. explaning the possible tie to the president and their report out today. nearly $1.8 million -- 1.8 million federal background checks were made, setting the new record up 20% from 2012. the report suggests that the gun sales would set a record as well. experts would warn that the correlation between the background check and the gun sales is not a 1-1. and an indication of the number of the guns sold in the u.s. and september is the fifth month in a row to set a record. and that it could be tied to president obama calling for stricter gun control laws. only five states would require a background check if you purchase a gun from that private individual and that gun show. , and in response to the oregon shooting that he is reportedly circumventing congress with their authority and imposing a new background checks requirement for buyers who would purchase weapons from the high-volume gun dealers. clarifying what it would mean to be in that business. and those in the business would need to conduct the background checks on their buyers. on the way in mildtown for their football game since the valley fire. the team will take to the field at 4:30 followed by the varsity squad as they have been eager to return to their home field. some lost everything, including the football gear. many teams as well as the oakland raiders made donations to help get the mustangs back on. >> i think that today's home game will be very emotional. for our community that it will be more of a football game than that community event. and i think that you know the town needs it. ktvu john sasaki is in middletown today and they will have more on that big game coming up at 5:00. now congressional leaders are trying to warn the other big names, as they want to be the next speaker of the house. the temperatures are running warm this afternoon around the bay area as we do see a slight zip in the numbers as you get in to your bay area weekend. at least for some as we will have a look for your neighborhood coming up. and have you seen this story that they will make you smile? in the san jose shark's minor league team that will credit them with giving you the edge over that competition a story that viewers are watching and sharing on our facebook page. a quick look outside on that friday commute. the old 680/24 interchange there. four on 2 will be right back. republicans are scrambling to find a new candidate for speaker of the house after front runner kevin mccarthy withdrew his name. now, there is pressure on another big name in that gop to throw their hat in that ring. but as ed henry tells us that it might not be that simple. >> reporter: republicans gathered this morning to figure out their next move. no clear new front runner. all eyes are turning to a new possible candidate. the former republican vice presidential nominee paul ryan. >> we hope that you would find the right decision. >> reporter: it's a moment that would never come. that the spokesesman said, "chairman ryan appreciates the support he's getting from his colleagues, but he is still not running for speaker. while many will hold out hope that he'll change his mind that the conservatives would be drawing up the battlelines. >> we are going to continue our stay behind dan webster until such time that a number of the candidates on out there may change in different personalities, different ideas that they will want to talk to a new candidate. >> reporter: leading some to wonder who could unify that deeply fractured republican party. >> reporter: when they are suppose to unit against the round of candidate for the presidents, this is not going to be well for them. >> reporter: even gop candidates are wondering what's going on? >> it is like chaos and it is. they were hoping to step down. but he told colleagues that they slick around as we also told lawmakers this morning that it will be up to them to listen to each other and figure this all out. in washington ed henry, fox news. >> reporter: today they would tackle that ongoing issues of the migrants flooding in to europe on the middle east. they would adopt a resolution that will allow the union and their individual nations to board up the vessels on the high seas off of libya that will be used to smuggle the migrants for the human trafficking as they could be enforced by that military and they would call for migrants to be treated with the humanity and dignity. >> let me be clear mr. president, any action that will be proportional in keeping with their limits. using against the smugglers and the empty boats. and that any migrants encountered as a part of the operation will be taken to europe as a part of the established procedures. >> reporter: it will be in place for one year. it will be well underway and today the show is on the water. this is different video. then of course the blue angel took to the skies just about 3:00 as part of the festivities. sky fox also overhead tonight. the blue angels, they will be flying tomorrow again as well as they would kick off at 12:30. the angels will be up there at 3:00 in the afternoon. if you got a chance to look outside and skies were pretty much clearing, fantastic day for the blue angels. >> i think that we will be just great for those areas, that you're right a lot warmer today. temperatures in the lower 90s. that's the hot one. we've got the temperatures reaching 10 degrees above this time of the year, 92 in fairfield. you're checking in at 88. down in to the south bay we have 80 degrees in san jose around the bay with the upper 70s in oakland and half moon bay mostly sunny skies, 72 this afternoon. just a beautiful day out there. a warm day out there and for many of us, within a few degrees of where we landed yesterday, you will be cooler by four degrees. up by three in fairfield, the temperatures will come down some, not a lot. the breezes will be with us, but not too strong. as we work our way for tonight and tomorrow the low clouds will move back. the fog will slowly return and move across the bay as we would wake up tomorrow morning, expecting the east bay, slightly cooler along the coast and the bay, but again it will be tough to tell the inland cities that will remain well above average. temperature wise stepping outside, 56 degrees expected in oakland and the mid-60s for san francisco. and as we would shift in to that east bay, the temperatures in the low to mid-50s. upper 40sin those areas as it will be a little cool as you would get out the door tomorrow morning over portions of the north bay. then by noontime 67. 72 degrees is expected. the afternoon highs, 77 for oakland tomorrow. low 80s for napa and 83 in santa rosa as we would have that expected in pacifica and along the peninsula for redwood city and the lower 80s for san jose in that forecast for areas that will the be right around their hill. and i would say all in all temperatures are coming down just slightly. not a lot of changes for that second part of your weekend and a tad warmer for some locations. then even getting a bit warmer as we would get back to work on monday and then in to tuesday, wednesday, a little change in that forecast, dry, warm, here we are, you know, getting ready to get in to mid-october with that cooling trend. where is the rain drops. right about halloween hopefully. >> all right. thanks, rosemary. it is a viral video with an important message for teenagers and their parents. now the same young girls who created this video have created a guidebook for students being bullied. millions of americans faced with an illness. a new way to create that. more on that when we return. ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪ ♪ because their prices are up to 60% less than what you'll ♪ ♪ find at regular stores. ♪ but wait - there's more! shop here first and you'll always find more bargains. ♪ but wait - there's more! amazing deals on big-name brands in every aisle. ♪ but wait - there's more! like right now, one-pound packages of smithfield hickory smoked bacon are two for $7. ♪ grocery outlet. bargain market. ♪ it is a viral video that would ask teenagers to describe themselves when no one else is listening. but as soon as that information could be shared, the teens want to hide who they really are. that the creator of this viral video is a teenager herself. someone that has been bullied. >> reporter: she has now written that book to help educate and empower other kids on how to stay drew to themselves. ktvu claudine wong spoke to asia mayrock for this week's bay area people. >> when we're young, we often love what makes us special and unique. afraid of being different and bullied and judged, then we start to hide what would make us special. i want every kid and everyone watching the video to know that it is okay to have imperfections and be different and that is what makes you wonderful. >> i imagine that it would surprise people to know about that too and how we felt as we would like to see that smiling teens on out there to think that they don't feel the same way, even though that we know that reality as you would write this book called survival guide to roll in as you're a teen, you're not a teen anymore and that when i was looking through the book, reading the book, what struck me is that you wrote that you did it to the people reading this? >> yes. i decided that it would be my gift to every single kid who was being bullied out there as i know what it will be like to go through it alone and to not know when it will be better as i wanted to write that book for every kid as they knew it could get better to become their own super hero. >> you know when you read it, it feels like you're looking through a notebook. i know that you're speaking directly to kids. teachers want to help, resources, so many of them that are important out here as you would hear from children that you don't understand. no matter how many things they have been through that they don't believe that adults would understand. >> exactly. honestly i was in the same boat that i thought they would never understand what we were going through. but now i realize even if they didn't understand that it was okay as they would have been there for me to help me on through it. in my book the whole chapter called getting help, telling them how to get help from their parents and teachers, also hoping that they would serve as a tool for parents, educators, to get a glimpse in to their kids and their lives, really understand what is going on and to figure out that right way to have that conversation with those people. >> and it is interesting that she just said that in that end, which we were wondering if it was directed towards those teenagers to have a young person write that book for those people that are going through bullying in that high school and also that no, it is for parents, the adults for them to dive in to what it is really like to be bullied. >> good for her. you can hear more, the people there saturday morning off the 30. well sea world, they can expand where they houses its orca whales, but night lowed to breed the animals. they have approved that parks 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outside a student apartment complex this morning. the university was placed on lockdown. the apartment complex is owned by the university and that on campus property as they are still looking for a third person who fled out that apartment window. also an overnight shooting that would have left one person wounded. they're not sure if they will be connected. the third shooting on the tsu campus in the past two months. that shooting happened just hours after they were shot and killed in northern arizona university in flagstaff, happening right after 1:00 a.m. in that parking lot near a dorm. they say that the violence erupted after getting in to some sort of altercation as they reportedly pulled out a handgun and started firing. three other people were hit by gunfire. despite the early morning shooting classes that were still held today. reacting to the violence, that happened near some greek fraternity and sorority houses. >> it is kind of like makes you forget about all the little things. like the situation puts life in your perspective and i don't know it is kind of shocking. >> reporter: the teenage shooter is in police custody, believed to be a freshman there at the university. the federal government says 42.5 million americans suffer from some mental illness including depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia. tomorrow is world mental health day. the global effort to raise attention and awareness about the mental illnesses here in america and worldwide. tomorrow will be wrapping up what has been mental awareness week. >> we're joined by a psychiatrist in pal alto, treating the disorders, thank you for being here with us. >> thank you, nice to be here. >> some people that say that people with mental health conditions as they are deprived of human rights, stigmatized, discriminated against. why is it important as tomorrow is world health day? >> this gives us a chance to talk about it. you know, it is interesting because if you look at that word in that dictionary and that it is a sign of disgrace. with mental illness, that there is no humor or bleeding. and that i was sitting over there almost having a panic attack. but they did not look any different, right? >> to me that it is feeling lonely, left out, shame, guilt, not being able to get their resources. >> and that it is their fault, mine, yours, the media, because we think of people with mental illness as being different, they and us as they would do these kinds of things as i don't. >> and therefore that the conversation is critical? >> exactly. now, let's talk about their new treatments and the techniques right now to treat mental illness. one that we would refer to as genetic testing. one is your thought about this testing. and two, why this new testing, does it mean the old way of treating the mental illness, sitting down with psychiatrists, talking about it that will be outdated? >> i wish, but not. let's go to your first question, the whole leap forward as they could look at that testing and say that this is what's wrong, right if had and that i'm not a weak person. i am not stupid that there is something biological wrong with me to make it easier for them to understand that it is no different than diabetes, that at the end of the day an organic illness, an important step. and not only that, but a lot of our treatments, that they are not personalized. and what it means is if they come to me with depression and that they would say what medication should i be on? well i know how it works, but are you going to be the one that will respond to it? i have no idea. >> exactly. so a lot of the times that this kind of shooting the dart. and having the test, does a shortcut to let me find something that you will be more likely to respond to. maybe let me find something that you are less likely to have side effects with. >> reporter: it comes to the numbers. according to the substance abuse and their administration, 9.3 million americans have experienced the serious mental illness that it will impact your day-to-day life that you cannot get through that simple day-to-day. so many people. how can we when you say it is my fault, your fault. how could you help the others around us, the ones that we love? what is our responsibility? >> absolutely. so you are actually a very powerful place that it would be nice if the media didn't talk about mental illness only in the context of violence. that would be really nice. i hope to god that the last two episodes of shooting that will be mental illness because it is not that people with mental illness are violent, but they are different. they are broken, right? let's start talking about the emotions. parents talk about emotions at home. it is a little normal. who hasn't felt sad or anxious? but if it is dealing with your functionality, well that's a problem that there is hope. go talk about it, no reason to suffer in silence. you know, one out of five americans, they have mental illness, only 33% seek help. >> you talk about the violence. i was going to ask you, but now i'm debating. [ laughter ] >> i was going to ask you if you think that tackling the mental health problem is going to solve these mass shootings that we would keep seeing with the debate about is it mental illness or gun control? >> well, ultimately that you need a gun. whether you would have mental illness or not and god knows that we know a lot of people with no mental health issues that have been very good at killing people. >> right. no it will not solve that problem that it will be a small piece of the big puzzle. >> all right. >> thank you very much for coming in doctor. we appreciate that conversation and for all you do. >> thank you for your time. >> again tomorrow is world mental health day with events happening all throughout the world as you can just google them. >> absolutely. >> details, talk about it, there's hope. >> we need to talk about it. everyone needs to talk about it. thank you, doctor. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. all right, there are new threats of flooding in south carolina, even as the state starts to rebuild after record rainfall. david lee miller has more on the stern warning for residence in at-risk areas. >> reporter: a number of cities and towns across south carolina are bracing for more flooding. officials are keeping a close eye on several swollen rivers to send more water gushing in to neighborhoods. the governor is urging residence to pay attention to evacuation warnings. >> we want to make sure that you're being cautious if they come to your door. please consider getting out, take whatever your precious belongings are with you, but we need you to leave quickly. >> reporter: national guard troops are out in force. traveling by boat on roads now covered in several feet of water. keeping an eye on some residence who have chosen to stay put. >> you know, just small stuff that injuries that could happen that we could take care of them. >> reporter: over in jamestown, the river is expected to rise from 18 feet to at least 23 feet by monday morning. while state officials say residence should likely flea that the town's fire chief disagrees. >> we can't understand why they would consider evacuation at this time because we have this warning. 23.1 on monday morning. we've had them at 24 and above and never a situation where we had to leave jamestown. >> the homeland security secretary has toured some of the affected areas. saying that recovery efforts are well underway. >> all told that fema has more than 100 people to be deployed on the ground here in south carolina and more are being added every day. >> reporter: in the meantime a boil water advisory still in effect for tens of thousands. no word on when that will come to an end. david lee miller fox news. a big win for privacy advocates. now that the governor has signed new legislation meant to protect the public electronicically. we'll explain the new law enforcement when it will come to searching your text messages and e-mail. our warm weather pattern will weaken just a little bit as we get in to your bay area weekend. we'll talk more about minor changes that will be expected coming up. and here is a look at the 80s in oakland right there by the coliseum. the denver broncos are coming to town to take on the oakland raiders. it should be a fun sunday. not too bad at all. a little slow. the four on 2 will be right back. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents governor jerry brown is busy signing in to law after wrapping up the legislative session. one of the bills is a big win for the privacy advocates. >> yeah, the communications privacy act was introduced by san francisco state senator mark leno requiring a warrant from a judge before electronic communications could be searched by law enforcement. this includes e-mails, text messages, gps data. it's all supported by the aclu. the electronic frontier foundation and major tech companies like apple, facebook, and google. supporters say that it will increase their transparency and oversight. all right, get ready to get dirty as it will be time for the tons of mud in that 5k obstacle course together in vallejo and it will be all for a good cause to help those who live with multiple sclerosis. do you have what it would take to participate in mug fest? we sent them out to vallejo to see if you could do it. >> they would show us that course and spoke to organizers about how it would help those diagnosed with ms. >> reporter: getting underway here in vallejo this weekend, a lot of fun, also for a really good cause. joining us from national multiple sclerosis society. really this is a lot of money for an important cause. >> reporter: yes, absolutely, to fund research for those living with ms to change their lives moving forward. >> reporter: the best way by doing that, showing the amazing course as they have all kinds of obstacles as they will try to do this first one, the big jump as they will go ahead and do that in three. should we put your toe on the edge with a good leap here, three, two, one. whoa. >> yes. you definitely feel that one. and this is just one of the big events. and that there are also something called a spinner. if you do the spinner you will go spinning around holding on to the rings. something called the backslide, which is possibly the messiest thing ever where you have mud on your back to try to pull yourself from that rope and get yourself around and the big balls for you that will bump you all over the place. really the whole idea is that it will be a lot of fun and a good cause here in vallejo and again that a thank you for joining us. you didn't do the jump. >> i didn't. [ laughter ] >> i think i got some dirt in my mouth. but certainly that you are game to. tell us about it. still availabilities that will be getting underway 9:00. still availabilities for those people to come out if they would show up in person. >> absolutely. come join us, change the world for those people that it will be a great day, filled up with festivities, fun, music, and lots of mud. >> all right. she said it right. a lot of mud. that's why they would call it the buck fest, guys. >> you can still participate in muck fest tomorrow in vallejo. the first wave of runners starts at 9:00 a.m. >> great job christien. we'll send it over to rosemary looking for a very perfect weekend off to a good start. >> yes, blissfully blue out there this afternoon, giving you a live look at the east bay hills no matter where you look with mostly sunny skies. plenty of sunshine with those temperatures on the warm side. and it feels like summer out there with 88 in santa rosa and san francisco and 77 in oakland. still 90 degrees at this hour in concord and 80 san jose. for many of us the afternoon high hitting right about now as we would point out for san francisco, just a beautiful day. perfect day for the blue angels, which will continue for your bay area weekend. we have just a slight cool down coming our way with a little more fog expected along the coastline. it has to do with that system, breaking it down just a little bit as we would slide in to saturday. i'll show you this in their model, not going to bring us any rain. remaining dry. mostly sunny skies for your afternoon with that here. as we would roll you on through, the areas like washington as well as oregon and also that they will kick up the winds in lake tahoe that it will be something to be aware of on your saturday afternoon. lake wind advisory expected, which will last that entire day from 11:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. sunday calmer with mostly sunny skies. temperatures on the milder side for you for lake tahoe. tomorrow morning as we would start that day. temperatures in the 50s for most of us. 56 in oakland. 55 for san francisco. 56 for san mateo down along the peninsula. 56 redwood city. a popular number. mountain view as well for areas right around san jose and 56 for morgan hill as we would shift around to the east bay shoreline where we would wake up with low clouds along the coast inside that bay and the east bay. by 10:00 to 11:00 they begin to pull back. mostly cloudy to partly cloudy for your coast as well as portions of the east bay. mostly sunny like the rest for the afternoon. 53 degrees tomorrow morning as we would take our eyes, this is where it will be cool. expected in the areas like santa rosa as well as napa and san rafael. in to the afternoon if you think about heading to the beaches as we have a west and southwesterly flow that will be with us, meaning an increase in that rip danger. upper 60s for areas like pacifica and half moon bay. looking at 90 degrees for areas right around santa cruz that it will be very warm for those areas. temperatures for the afternoon over portions of the north bay. we have 82 in vallejo and around the bay 77 in oakland. the low 80s for mountain view, mid-80s for morgan hill. 89 in the forecast for you there. actually santa cruz looking at 81 degrees. the extended forecast here always in view with those temperatures climbing to climb just a settle bump in to the back half of your weekend. monday, tuesday, in to wednesday low 90s in the forecast. we're not going to budge a whole lot. in fact we're going to get warmer as we get in to the 80s around the bay and the low 70s for some of our coast. >> all right, thanks, rosemary. a group of tenetian organizations beat out more than 200 other candidates including the pope to win this year's nobel peace prize. after an uprising in 2011. fox's benjamin hall reports from london. >> reporter: a group of organizations is this year's nobel peace prize recipients. the norwegian committee selecting the national dialogue quartet fighters role in building a democracy following the 2011 uprising there. >> it has established an alternative peaceful political process. at that time when the country was on the brink. >> revolt against it all. >> reporter: the four of us were the group to help push, ease the tensions, but honestly thanks to the political parties and the tenesian people that have faith in us. >> reporter: he and other arab- spring nations that it has not been immuned to violence. 23 killed in a march terrorist act on the bardow national museum. 38 dying when extremists opened fire on the popular beach area three mons later. >> our experience in tenetia will remain a model. >> edward snowden, pope francis, and angela michael were among the 273 candidates nominated this year. that's a second highest of all times. in london benjamin hall 2 news. frank, we'll have more on the three drifters accused of two murders and the key evidence found. >> we learn more today from police about how they have now connected two separate killings to three people who are currently in custody in that also tonight we'll talk to a former fbi agent and behavioral specialist about the case and whether she thinks that these suspects might have killed before and whether they might have killed again if they hadn't been caught. frank, we'll have a touching story about a little boy and his computer. >> yeah, it all started with the little boy in the hospital balleting cancer. what they did was set up a -- camera. behas since died, but the dream lives on, how it is really making the difference in the lives of a lot of sick kids. >> all right, frank, we'll see you at 5:00. a teenager escapes her abductor by getting out of the moving car. the four on 2 will be right back. mi'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here 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at home and that she suffers from anxiety and depression. as a result of the abuse that she has suffered. >> and that is not the half of it as i listened to that and saw that. >> yeah, because that is a stern judge. >> the judge went off. that was not even a part of it. >> it escalated. >> yes, people said the judge was out of line particularly to how she spoke to people saying you have not seen anxiety yet. very upset, which people understand that she missed her court date. >> right, the judge jerry collins said that she felt bad about the encounter now to a brave teenage girl who got away from her attacker. and what video we have here that police in bridgeport connecticut released surveillance video of the girl leaping out. she rolled right on to the side of the road, but the video released bit police department there saying that the girl was walking to school, somehow the woman was able to lure her in to that car and the girl eventually, you can see her, able to get out of the car, the toyota has been found, but the police are still looking for whoever was driving it. a woman. >> a woman. and not sure how she actually lured to get her in to the car with verbal comments that were said, but somehow someway she was able to do the smart thing and jump. >> yeah. she got away. >> all right. let's switch gears on the lighter note. with some fun this morning on the nine. >> we've had some fun and a dog named norman around here as we wanted to give you an uplift here as he decided to, well, there you go. >> is that norman? >> riding a bike. a french sheepdog. he can ride a scooter as well as he did that in our parking lot as well. he's in the bay area this weekend for the pet food express adoption fair in san rafael. >> that is some talent. he prefers the shade because of the road on that side is a little smoother. a little too bumpy for norman. but look at that. >> that's good. the event is meant to encourage pet owners to adopt responsibly either from a security rescue dog from a shelter or even from a good breeder that you would know about. >> as for norman, his owner says that he is first and got on that scooter as a puppy. >> just socializing him to objects that he would not be afraid as he loved it. he's the two-time dwi possess world second for the lastest 30 meters by a dog. you can actually get on that surf board and ride a wave. >> a big dog too. >> he's a big dog a. , a sweet dog. he was really nice. >> norman. a frat house shut down after video from a party surfaces online. the bad behavior that even the national office of the fraternity called boulder. after many months of traveling the world... ...jack was longing for something familiar. home. he was welcomed with grandma's southern-style chicken. at that moment, jack knew what to do. share it with the world. southern-style breaded all-white meat chicken on a gourmet signature bun. the homestyle ranch chicken club. taken swift action against an indiana chapter just days after an x-rated cell phone video from a frat party showed up on social media. >> they call the video, "highly inappropriate and vulgar." >> they revoked the charter, closing their indiana university chapter after the video surfaced. it involved a 21-year-old member and two female exotic dancers hired by one of his brothers. in the video they cheer as that 21-year-old is involved in sexually explicit act with the woman right in front of a crowd. >> this is going on as we would like it that we are kind of trashy and that we're in to that stuff. >> things like this happen all the time, not necessarily just here. it's good that it got trashed. >> and the national office says no pledges were forced to participate in the event. >> back in 2010 they were investigated for hazing. 100 members were kicked out of the frat as a result. new information about the homicide one in fairfax and the other in golden gate park. >> a lot of new information as police spoke about the connection between the two bay area murders. three people recently arrested for the death of that hiker in marine. and also suspected of killing a woman in san francisco. and we're learning new details about the murder weapon. good evening everyone, i'm heather holmes in for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. today we learn the gun used in both killing was stolen from a car near fisherman's wharf last week. >> tara moriarty spoke to san francisco police today. tara, i guess the first question is do police have a motive for either of the killings? >> reporter: yes, they do. robbery. they say and it is hard to believe. a very popular yoga instructor as well as a young canadian women are now both dead because of a car and some camping gear. 23-year-old audrey carey was on a solo backpacking trip from her native canada when her body was found lying face down in a wooded area of san francisco's golden gate park. two days later and less than an hour away the body of 67-year- old steve carter found along a marin county. >> we believe it was a same weapon used in both crimes. >> reporter: police arrested three drifters, 24-year-old sean angold, 23-year-old morrison lampley, and 18-year- old lila alligood. the trio was caught by portland police wednesday. >> as of right now we believe robbery was a motive in both killings. >> reporter: they say that the handgun was stolen from someone's car parked in a residential area near fisherman's wharf some time overnight september 30. that the car was not locked, but the gun was inside a lock box. >> did you recognize any of the three? >> yes, i did. >> which one? >> the one with the short hair. >> reporter: where do you