Search for a wide area looking for clues. The dogs are specially trained in the explosives. They hope that they would find possibly a gun or guns that might have been used in this homicide for the last night. Reporter the buddy of a hiker was discover the body of a hiker was discovered near a popular hiking area in fairfax. He had been shot to death. His dog was also shot. He was in the company sadly of his own dog who was still tied to his hand with a leash. Reporter sources have identified the hiker as 67year old steve carter, a wellknown concert teacher and relationship therapist. We spoke to one relative by phone. Did he encounter someone, someone he knew . He knew, we dont know. Reporter they issued an alert to look out for a 2003 silver volkswagen hatchback similar to this one belonging to carters wife. They believe that it was stolen with the license plate 6ppg662. The trail will be closed until the search is done. Those who bike and hike in the area say they are surprised that someone was shot here. I dont understand. What would drive someone to do that. But it is a shame. Reporter and just moments ago Authorities Say that they will be releasing some time in the next hour Surveillance Video showing three persons of interest at a convenience store. And so that should be coming within the next hour. Do you know if that video is from before or after they think that this shooting happened and does it involve that missing car . Reporter it doesnt involve the car. But they will not say whether it was before or after. But that apparently several witnesses have told them about three suspicious looking people. And that they went out and scanned the area and came up with this Surveillance Video from a nearby convenience store. Theyre not saying they are suspects, just persons of interest that they want to talk to them. I understand that there were shots reported being heard about 45 minutes prior to the body being discovered. But authorities couldnt find where the gunfire was coming from . Reporter yes, thats right. You know, this is a vast area, and they did hear a report that did get reports of shots fired. Not sure where it came from, so you know they are running that all down. But right now they want to release this Surveillance Video and be able to speak to these people, persons of interest. Thank you, rob. A tragedy today at a construction site in the south bay. A man in his 20s killed by the excavator just south of san jose happening at a construction site on bruce way and almadon road at 11 15 this morning. The bucket on the excavator apparently hit that employee in the head and killed him. Sky fox 2 flew over the scene as investigators were in the early stages of gathering evidence as they say that worker was pronounced dead there at the scene. The excavator was moving their position. I dont know where that victim was or why it was there or not, but the bucket would strike the victim pronounced deceased at the scene. The Sheriffs Office are all talking to witnesses. The construction site will be shut down until they say it is okay to continue work again. The search for a missing sales force employee who may have drowned at an East Bay Lake is now on hold. As they have been looking for the 31yearold since friday at Lake Del Valle in alameda county. Thats when he and several others were heading back to the Team Building workshop on a light aluminum boat that began to sink. The group swam to shore. But crews needed a break and they resumed the search as soon as tomorrow. The boat was only designed to hold six people. The former San FranciscoPolice Officer at the center of an embezzlement scandal that ktvu first uncovered months ago was arraigned today on felony charges. 34yearold Michael Evans pleaded not guilty to charges of embezzlement and grand theft. This is video of evans still with the department. He resigned shortly after the embezzling allegations surfaced. Accused of stealing 15,000 while treasurer for the lbgt Officers Group that called the pride alliance. That Group Discovered the missing money early last year and it wasnt until ktvu started asking questions that the criminal case was launched. Evans eventually paid the money back, recently extradited from texas where he has been living to face those charges here. Tonight were learning more about allegations of wrong doing from family members of inmates and in Sonoma County as they were beaten and tortured by deputies over a fivehour period for trying to stop the beating of another inmate. Some of their family members spoke out today. Reading letters written by the inmates, describing the alleged abuse. Cristina rendon has more. Im still in real bad pain. I havent received medical attention. I was scared. Of them that day. And i still am. Reporter lori banks fought back tears reading a letter written by her son, daniel, describing how he was beaten in the hands of Sonoma County deputies wearing ski masks no badges. That her son laid on the cell bed to show submission, but was still attacked. He just said mom, that i knew they were coming. And that they were going down the line and everyone just kept saying they are coming down the line. And he was scared for his life. He had no idea how bad the beatings were. It gets much bigger than that. Reporter the Attorney Says that 20 other inmates claimed they were tortured by deputies and supervisors the same day back in may over a period of five hours. These are rival gang members, all who wrote to us independently, asking us to help. And it is consistent, room to room to room, hour after hour. Reporter they say that her brother was beaten too, but he has yet to be named in that lawsuit. Hes not a killer or an animal. He does not even treat animals like they treat him. The Sonoma County sheriff have described all allegations of torture, saying that the deputies were responding to a riot, but he has yet to release video that reportedly captured the beatings. If he wants to call them liars, then show me that video and i will be very happy to withdraw this lawsuit and walk away. He says that they have reason to believe that there are several hundred videos at the jail documenting similar events, but no officer has ever been disciplined for excessive force. He is calling for an independent monitor review allegations of wrong doing. Banks says she tried to reach out to jail employees before, but was silenced. They told me to please be quiet. And that i could jeopardize my next visit. The Attorney Says that there are talks about possibly turning this in to a class action lawsuit. In santa rosa, Cristina Rendon ktvu fox 2 news. A spokeswoman for the Sonoma County council who is handling the lawsuit says they cannot comment on pending litigations, but says, the sheriff is strongly committed to operating a jail safe for all inmates and staff. A new commission will be looking in to the death of an inmate in Santa Clara County. The county board of supervisors approved the creation of the Blue Ribbon Commission to look in to county jail. There the commission will have top 25 members, including sheriff lori smith, District Attorney jeff rosen and the heads of the countys probation and public defenders offices. The plan calls for the rest of the commission to be announced on october 20. The Blue Ribbon Commission comes after the death of the 31 yearold Michael James tyree allegedly beaten by the correctional deputies in august. Three former guards are facing murder charges in connection with his death. Equal pay for equal work. California now has what is being called the strongest equal pay law in the country to help close the wage gap between men and women. Governor brown signed that just an hour ago with a pretty symbolic location at the National History park. The fair pay act is a revamped action of the state law that they would say was outdated. They now have to pay women and men equally for similar work. It is my hope that the other 49 states will take a look at what were doing here and use it to ensure greater Wage Equality for the women of their states and their families and economies as well. According to a recent survey they would make 0. 84 for every 1 a man makes. Nationally women make 0. 78 for every dollar. The safety of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. This time water corroding the brings interior. Tom vacar spent the day deep inside the bridge to get a look. Its a story new at 5 00. The guardrails on the tower are through the deck so the guardrails wont fail if hit by a car. Though there has been some leaking that it appears that there is little or no damage to the structuralmetal. Thats because all the metal has been coated with zinc. They react with water forming a whitish powder. The zinc is doing its job. It is oxidizing, protecting the base metal, which is exactly what they are to do. The resident bay bridge engineer who says that they would know exactly where the leaks are coming from. Where the guardrails are bolded in to the roadway. You want to deal with it to make sure it doesnt continue. At this point in time i dont see any concerns here. One would come straight through the deck and that there is no leaking right here. But where they would come through and there is a little bit of the space up here that there is some leaking, but they could put something in there that will take care of that. To plug the leaks, the water proof metal would be flushed up against the roadway metal, which should then end those leaks. Probably a good six months to do all the work. Maybe a little bit longer that you want to keep as much water out as possible. If water does get in, you would get in to it and find their way out, designing all kinds of mechanisms and things like that to get it out. This is one of the drain holes on the other side of the bridge, designed in day one. Wherever the water would leak in that there are channels for them to go down to the drains. Only the protected zinc coating. What they are doing to protect the greatest area of concern, the cable chamber. Tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. Coming up a killing at golden gate park. At 5 30, what we are just learning about the womans body found there over the weekend. Coming up a little bit later, a new controversy in the area devastated by the valley fire. And that it is a good plan by cal fire to cut down hundreds of trees. Tracking a slight warm up moving through your area tonight. A little warmer in some places you might be able to feel it. Youll notice it more as we move forward. First a verdict is in. New development of a boy accused of killing his 8year old sister. Guilty of stabbing the girl to death in their familys home. Eric rasmussen live with the reaction coming in to our newsroom. Eric . Reporter heather, people in the courtroom this afternoon say that the boys father stormed out when the judge announced his verdict. Laylas brother just 1 at the time set off a massive just 12 at time set off a massive man hunt when he called 911 and said the intruder stabbed his sister. Yet traces of the blood were found on a knife in the home, the brother waited more than a minute before telling the dispatch their dispatcher that their sister was stabbed. They say that he had no motive to kill his sister and that dna evidence from the unknown male was found on her underwear that raises more doubt that they believe that a killer is still out there. Since the brother was 12 at that time they charged him as a juvenile and there was no jury in this trial. Judge thomas smith says he spent hours considering this case, but ultimately struggled to believe the boys story about an intruder. And now the boy could remain locked up until his 23rd birthday, but sentences isnt scheduled until next month. All right, well need to wait and see what happens next month. Eric, thank you. Developing news now as streets and river ace cross South Carolina, damages in the billions of dollars, but the state officials are far from being over on having the total damage estimate. Their correctional delegation says that they will make sure that the federal government would help that it is a change from three years ago when South Carolina, they opposed giving billions of dollars. The danger from South Carolina is not over yet. The rain finally letting up in South Carolina, but the trouble is not over yes. And officials warn that it could be several weeks before the conditions will get back to normal. And what i saw was disturbing as it is hard to look at the loss that we would have, but everything will be okay. The residence are being urged to use the extreme caution when traveling. People are starting to move their barriers and drive through them and so that the other people, they are driving after them. People are starting to go around their bay around their barriers. The flood waters are flowing to the coastal areas, which could cause new evacuations and more road closures. That we will be extremely careful. That there are people on the ground giving us the feedback. Reporter and now on a normal level, remaining as a problem. Roughly 40,000 homes in the columbia area, they do not have drinking water. Hundreds more under a boil water advisory. It does not feel like that at all. Reporter the water out here remains high. Some of these cars have been out here for days. Officers have responded to about 1,800 calls for a collision. In charleston, South Carolina, joe fonzi joe fox news. Any survivor of the container ships. The ship is believed to have sunk during hurricane joaquin. Last heard from five days ago in water almost three feet deep. 32 crew members were on board. Family and friends are holding off hope that they will be found. I give them enough hope. To do something different. Reporter the community is coming together, that we all love them. Just hoping for the best. Reporter they recovered a body in that survival suit. But no one was on board. Just another example of the power of mother nature. In the meantime here in the bay area. Chief meteorologist bill martin here to tell us that everything is looking pretty good. Yeah, in terms of the fire danger. But that they are not red flag warning us or anything. It was the perfect fall day, the lower 50s. The temperatures tomorrow in the next couple of days will come up here in just a little bit. As we look up there in just a bit that is the fog right there. Some patchy fog this morning here too and all along here that it was in oakland obviously in the berkeley area as you would look at the satellite loop that you can see it here as well. Still to the north of us. You kind of see that fog there filtering on in. It doesnt do as well as they will be typically colder. There is a lot there for the temperatures that are relatively warm. It is kind of on the way as we would start to see them go underway there. Temperatures are a degree warmer, you see how that is plus one there and then it was minus two. Two degrees cooler than what it was yesterday. So that is pretty foggy, but certainly in san jose, fremont, berkeley. Tomorrow afternoon the fog does what it did today. Fracturing up a little bit. Theres your 80s and the 70s, coming further west. Tomorrow is a lot like today, slightly warmer. Its not the time of the year that youll need that big heat up right now. And that it is the big part of the season that we dont need that. But the longer that you could go with numbers like these, relatively mild conditions the better because we would get that rain here to put them to rest. 71 in San Francisco. The weather is just great. A wonderful pattern if you like the fall weather as they almost do in the bay area with the forecast. Wednesday is a little warmer. Friday and saturday we would start to peak up in the upper 80s. But what i would look at here first of all with no rain. But that there is no northeast winds. Its a weird game that were playing, a race between the rain, the offshore wind event that it will get here first and move up that were hoping it is the rain. The fire was in october, i remember that. Today is the first day that mcdonalds is trying something new to boost lagging sales, offering breakfast all day long. So that mean that you could grab many of that means you could grab many of yourfavorites any time of the day. The cut off was 10 30. All you breakfast fanatics are glad to see the change that the new allday menu does not include every single breakfast item, so it will vary by location. Officials say that it was a deadly mistake made bit u. S. Military. Military made by the u. S. Military. The testimony following the bombing of the hospital in afghanistan. Coming up new at 6 00, attracting and retaining officers. What a new audit is saying about the high turnover rates within the San Jose Police department and what could be done about it. Stepping up to the plate to help one of their own. Well tell you about the East Bay High School that is rallying around their student athlete battling leukemia. Work crews still on the scene as they would cut off their water wings. But it will be back on now with some still if the streets, but still open to traffic as they would happen just after noon on marshall street between walnut and maple. It was a mistake and the United States was responsible. That was the testimony today bit American General in charge of afghanistan about the bombing of the hospital, run by doctors without borders. The bombing that killed at least 22 people. The u. S. Top general in afghanistan admits that it was the u. S. decision to provide support. A hospital was mistakingly struck. They told us that their forces will undergo indepth training to review rules of engagement to prevent a similar tragedy from happening again. Officials are swishuating several inv