right now 07. >> attack executive mysteriously abducted. his car failed miles away, with a body inside. >> it is kind of shocking. this is something i have seen here. a pair of deadly hit-and- run crashes, including one that left an east bay woman dead and a young girl badly hurt. >> this is been going on for many years. we are willing to negotiate. >> the city of oaklandth coliseum. today's unexpectedatrney an the prty council e erares mungnition lawth. it is as easy as crossing into nevada. what we found when we went undercover. >> was packaged for bulk sale.

the kpix 5 news at 7:00 starts now. that tech executive went missing, and then the discovery of a body in santa cruz county. good evening i am veronica de la cruz. >> i am ken bastida. police are investigating two time scenes tonight. one is the tech executives home in santa cruz. the other is a long a adro i >> reporter: this began as a kidnapping case. it is now a mu errd leaving people with more than their fair share of questions. location deep into the santa t cruz mountains. roughly 15 miles inen hours after first receiving a frantic 911 call. >> we had a kidnapping around 3 am this morning. we now have that carand there

is>> r orter:a investigators h not identified the person that was found in or near the white bmw associated with the kidnapping. earlier the sheriff's department says the victim of the kidnapping was a 50-year- old. the founder and ceo of a tech company in santa cruz. he says that he saw him the night before the kidnapping. he is struggling quartochande su quiet neighborhood. >> i walked by and it did not look sketchy at all. >> reporter: they brought in heavily armed squad members to search the area.ver seen any re crime here. so it kidnapping sounds tough. >> reporter: the visible police presence here at the scene is much less than it was hours ago. but crime scene investigators

remain, say that they will likely be her until nightfall. in the santa cruz mountains, kpix5. >> officials have identified a woman killed in front of tya unschool by a hit run strucker just after 11 am this morning. this is on 22nd avenue in front of garfield elementary. she died of her injuries. a four-year-old girl was taken to the hospital, she is in stable condition tonight. neighbors say the streets around the school are just not safe. >> everyday is like i don't understand it. there are cars going 100 miles. they don't have absolutely nobody over here to supervise these children's. i saw the baby on the side of her. it is gut wrenching. someing needs to be done. and another deadly hit-and- run. this is one is in

cupertino's rk.pa two people were struck after a driver sped through the park. one of the victims that it the hospital, the others in stable condition tonight. police were able to capture the suspect, who is under arrest under suspicion of murder. in the north may tonight, there is a new plan to help people escape wildfires. the city of santa rosa is really now a new toolkit. this includes evacuation maps that identify all the recommended routes to get out safely. the fire department says this is all part of a comprehensive evacuation program, which includes a new network of early detection cameras. >> today we have much earlier detection. we have the ability to alert residents much quicker than we could have. >> and the city has also installed a very distinctive high siren that will only be used in the event of an emergency. solving the areas transit

problems comes with a huge price tech. $100 billion. bay area transportation leaders are trying to get the massive tax measure on the 2020 ballot. the money would be raised over 40 years. the part station already has a wish list. it will be a tough sell. the bay arl, which is pushing the tax, is optimistic. un>> nowcihere is ea coit writt the bay area always has to have the most traffic in the country. other regions don't have to deal with this stuff. the oakland a's big plans for the coliseum have been hit by a lawsuit from the city of oakland. we are live at the coliseum. where there field of dreams has come down to earth. >> reporter: he said that he's disappointed with the turn of ev. tenayod this will extend the timeline to flip this 150,000 acre

property. the day before the athletics waldport game, this was not rivaling the team, but in the court, following a curveball lawsuit from the city of oakland. >> we're looking forward to dealing with them, instead of dealing with lawsuits. >> reporter: the lawsuit filed by the oakland city attorney, is about the coliseum side. the team wants to redevelop the land into affordable housing and more. but the city of oakland also has designs on the property. >> we have offered to purchase out there, their share. wheels also offer the city to do a joint venture. we are open to a flexible arrangement to make it work for all parties. >> reporter: oakland mayor, the tot heofe thci ty city council. >> it was a little surprising.

but it is absolutely prudent for the city to preserve their rights. i hope we can place that and really focus on working together. >> reporter: a judge narrowed the temporary restraining order to say that alameda county and the oakland a's cannot enter into a contract until the matter is resolved, but they can negotiate. >> it is so easy to put the lawsuit on pause while we try to resolve things diplomatically. >> reporter: there are a lot of people caught off guard. the lease president, was talking about this very subject. he did t this no tha'eyg. ll will alameda county, the city of oakland for another hearing. live at the coliseum, kpix5.

up next, more on the oakland a's. >> who ll take the mound and what is the team expecting from the big crowd at the coliseum? >> this is one of the loudest fan bases in baseball. i'm excited for that. we are herein nevada, where the parking lot is full from cars and trucks from california. what is drawling in from across the border? >> how much do i want? the question that we ask, what is your tolerance level and are you with a safe person? >> this is the nation's first cannabis cafi. it is right here in california. we will show you what is on the menu. a beautiful sunset going on right now. zero cloud cover and no fog. despite that, it is still kind of chilly. held chilly will we get in our

northbay valleys? and when we will get into the 80s? all coming up. in our project homes series, they are suing the suburbs. they have used a certain law to sue nine refuse to build. tomms itie you can see this extensive report on kpix.com under the "project home" home. you can also send us your thoughts and ideas to project home@cvs.com. the van gogh.

to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

after all of the recent mass shootings, there is a rush to tighten law nationwide. >> there also has been a flood of people trying to purchase guns before the restrictions are imposed. >> we have a unique vantage point right across the border in nevada. >> reporter: here in nevada, a new background truck law goes into effect next year. in califora, ni july t he 1. the end result of that, what we have seen here in reno at the gun shops. edthnew frtierun f visitors, athe convention center in reno. the shows producers, would not let our cameras in and did not want to talk to us. but steve liey with the campaign to prtev along for the ride.

>> the license plates are california plates. >> reporter: we started outside, where he says that sellers can often be dealing guns from the trunks ofn thseeir car, no background checks, no questions asked. until nevada's new background check goes into effect next year, that is still legal, as ga alonge s th is it atypical for that to happen? >> unfortunately, not. >> reporter: on this part, we saw no obvious transactions in the parking lot. and we noceertipphos in sporting guitar cases, to possibly conceal. we also cannot help but see the unusually heavy law enforcement presence that may have contributed to the low-key atmosphere. steve, recently retired from the department of justice, admitted that he gave his

former coworkers a heads up. >> although they were in undercover cars, they were making sure that they were noticed. and, that deterrence had an eff >> reporter: he said inside of the venue, the private party selling guns, they are being it cautious as well. >> we talk to a couple of the private dealers. they all identified that they need to see innevada drivers license. >> reporter: but nobody asked us any questions. >> one took up an entire wall of the event. there is a lot ammunition sold. >> reporter: we met up with kirk come on his way into by some. >> they don't need to ask me anything. what kind of wai nt anfromd california and he said that he also lives in nevada. he prefers to buy here so he doesn'to bother with

california's new ammunition law that requires a t baveckground check any time you purchase guns. >> in sacks. >> reporter: but on universal background checks, he disagrees with the leadership of nra. >> yeah i be okay with a background check. some people have not had a and should not have a gun. >> reporter: another gun owner that we ran into. >> there some people they should not have it. if it requires going to a ck to hegrtoay, you would have be back c a ndnet not to be for. >> reporter: after all of the lives lost in gilroy, dayton ohio, texas, a conscious effort to place a. when we were in reno, we learned of an arrest. apparently law enforcement saw what they thought was a shady deal at the gun show, they followed that driver and pulled erhim forniaovtate line. in reno nevada, kpix5.

>> gun rights advocates have filed suit to block the new california ammunition law. switching out to sports. the oakland a's have a great opportunity. probably the most progressive seasons that they have really been able to, it really comes down to one game. >> a bunch of young, hungry guys looking to play deep into october. it has been a long time since the oakland a's have hosted a playoff game. six years. here we are. winner go home. a wild card, winner take all against tampa bay. a 5:00 start. when you are told that you will be the starting pitcher? he let us know. >> he took me into his office and asked me and i said heck

yeah. is >> turn right. coming off of surgery in 2010 coming started five games in september and was 4-0. he will have the crowd on his side. this is the upper, upper deck. there expected 50,000 fans. after losing last year in new york, they are really embracing the home-field advantage. >> i'm really looking forward to that huge crowd pulling for us instead of the yankees, like it was last year. >> we have had this came a couple of times in a row, that has not worked out very well for us. we know that we are going to be in front of our fans here. it is going to be a football like crowd. >> if we packed this place, it is definitely going to be like that. >> all right, so here we go. they have lost a consecutive winner take all games, the last do or die win, the 1973 world

series game seven against the new york mets. we are hoping that history does not repeat itself. >> the new guys do not remember that. >> that's right. >> crossing some fingers. thank you, vern. it is october, tried to get chilly. we are lucky enough, that it does not get that cold yet in the bay area. look at these numbers that i'm going to show you. this is the look for the entire month of october. we still average mid to upper 70s for most of the area. santa rosa, 77. livermore, 70. it is not that cold yet. look at this beautiful, like a picture of the financial district, the skyline of san francisco. absolutely gorgeous. with the setting sun and the orange color in the sky.

concord, 70. santa rosa, 60. oakland, 65. san francisco, 62. this is much cooler than average, as you just saw. we will be warmer this weekend. santa rosa down to 30 degrees. redwood city, 48. san jose, 46. the pollen count, we will stay on the low side of average. but we will jump up a bit. watch out for the elm and ragweed. we need some rainfall to watch that out. there is pretty of rain and snow to the north. that low pressure system will take about three days to get from e erth minneapolis, minnesota. and then it will be about five degrees above average. no fog was over, clear, chilly.

we are going to be about five degrees warmer than we were today. plan a more sunshine. the weather headlights for tonight. chilly, especially inland. we'll warm up back to average on friday. above average after. what about tomorrow, send is a, 75 degrees and sunshine. cupertino, 74. fremont, 74. half moon bay, 66. san ramon, 74. venetia, 73.richnd, nshine but 67. san leandro, 69. petaluma, 70s. lakeport, also in the 70s with sunshine. thursday and friday we gain a few more degrees. saturday and sunday we gain more. during the weekend and early next week well into the 70s and

80s inland. this is your sunday, october, kpix 5 forecast. the federal ruling today over asian americans trying to get into harvard. >> plus a draw jaw-dropping scene after a dramatic ge id wi crew was after. plus, who were they? when you can see the show again. ♪ announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c.

♪ >> i am veronica de la cruz,

here's what you missed if you're just getting him. the sentencing resumes for the dallas police officer who has just been convicted with murder. she was charged with shooting and killing an unarmed neighbor, that she claims that she mistook his apartment for her on. she thought that he was an intruder. his mily cheered as the verdict was read. she could face up to 99 years in prison. today a federal judge in boston ruled that the ivy league university does not intentionally discriminate. this focused on the subjective rating system. said that they receive lower ratings. this happen in taiwan. three fishing boats were crushed. an oil tanker, also. on top of the people missing,

also 10 others were injured. check out this video. agrippa suspects used a stolen vehicle, crashed into a walgreens. they were going after the atm. it took tm less than one minute to get away with it. they had a separate getaway vehicle to haul the atm machine away. you may have they seen this tactical over the bay today. those are fighter jet from the british royal air force. they are called the red arro. there will be more acrobatics over the bay, before heading to their next stop on their north american tour. >> looks good. coming up next, the first cannabis cafi. now open in california. but it may not be exactly what you think it is. ♪

at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more.

here is a look at the kpix 5 prime time lineup, brought to you by mancini sleep world. ♪ ♪ well, a first of its kind cafi has just opened in california. >> yet, at this place you can pair your meal with more than just wine. this is the first restaurant in the country that you can legally smoke marijuana in. it is in west hollywood. food at this cafi is not infused with pot, but you can order it with your meal. is >> a couple of week questions

we ask is what your tolerance level is, and are you with somebody safe or do you have a method to get home? >> the restaurant had to get a special license from the city to allow smoking indoors. they also installed a powerful filtration system to clear out all of that smoke. >> maybe they should ask for your keys and say you cannot drive after this. >> they ask your tolerance level. thank you so much you're watching the news at 7:00. >> we will be back here at 11:00 for more news and weather just go to kpix.com. ♪ keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less.

and gebs othat b... ...at that price? that's yes for less. seriously, get the fall brands and styles you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices.

at ross. yes for less. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: i appreciate that. how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate you. i do. i appreciate it. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well, we got a good one for you today, folks. from philadelphia, pa, it's the gibson fami [cheering and lyapplause.] and from phoenix, arizona, it's the watkins family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash.