jackie ward is live in livermore with the latest details. >> reporter: good morning. one person is dead, another seriously injured after a shooting that took place at this livermore cvs parking lot after 6:00, police out for the suspect, they believe one is 18- year-old jason brown, the other suspects i didn't he is not known. brown is no stranger to police. fresno pd says brown was involved in a fatal shooting out of fresno restaurant in september. saturday when livermore police got to the scene they found two adult males in their 20s. the diver -- driver died inside the vehicle and the passenger was taken to the hospital where he went through several surgeries. we don't know his status and the names of the victims are withheld. a 12-year-old witness was able to give police the license plate number that brown and the other suspect took often. this whole community is an edge. >> they are ruthless and evil. this is a quiet town in these types of things don't happen very often so we take it very personal when someone comes to our town and commits a crime like this. >> r

in hayward, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> this morning the lights are finally back on for thousands of people on the monterey peninsula. pd&e said damage to a tower brought down lines. at the height of the outage, fere than 55,000 customers were

jackie ward is live outside city hall with more. >> reporter: good morning. that sanctuary policy came under fire after kate steinle's death in july on pier 14 when she was walking with her dad. so today the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on resolutions involving the city's sanctuary policy which limits city cooperation with federal immigration authorities. the board and mayor lee are saying that the policy has nothing do with steinle's death since the sheriff's department should have called immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. to let them know steinle's shooter was being released. one of today's resolution calls for sheriff ross mirkarimi to reverse an order banning his staff from communicating with federal authorities. a competing initial would encourage the sheriff not to notify i.c.e. when certain immigrants are being released. they say what's the point of having a policy if we call i.c.e. instead of holding the inmate for them? the sheriff argues it produces the same result. kate steinle's family is suing the sheriff's office, i.c.

kpix 5's jackie ward is live. >> reporter: two bills are up for a vote today. we sat down with supervisor david campos about what he hopes this does for san francisco. three months after kate steinle's murder, her death continues to fuel debate over san francisco's sanctuary policy. two resolutions are being proposed today. one by supervisor david campos. >> this is about what is right and about an entire community. >> reporter: campos says since steinle's death, politicians have been trying to exploit this issue and scapegoat a community of immigrants. >> we are going to make a clear statement that we are not going to participate in the priority enforcement program. >> reporter: pep is the latest iteration of the federal government's efforts trying to get local law enforcement to enforce immigration laws. >> this is not just about values. it's also about public safety. we believe that public safety requires that we make a very clear distinction between local law enforcement and immigration enforcement. >> reporter: also today, congress will begin a debate on a

live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the number of shigella cases growing again. the health department said there are 182 people reporting they have been sickened and cases have spread to five county. more than half the people who got sick ate in san jose. the others likely came in contact with them. the restaurant was closed on october 18 by health inspectors. two people have filed suit against the owners for negligent. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly shooting at an eastbay shopping mall. livermore police now say they're looking for 18-year-old jason brown. they said he's also wanted for a murder in fresno. the latest killing happened saturday night in a parking lot outside the strip mall in livermore. witnesses who got his license plate and police spotted his car and chased it to oakland. >> and then they were, from what we understand, they were driving through intersections at about 100 miles an hour. it just got too intense. >> brown and second suspect were able to get away. investigators searched his home in oakland, but he was nowhere to be fou

kpix 5's jackie ward is at cal state east bay in hayward with the very latest. jackie? >> reporter: good morning. classes only started about a month ago but some faculty are saying they've had enough due to unfair salaries. starting this morning at 9:00, the strike authorization vote will begin online and in person. the california faculty association president jennifer eagen says stedman faculty wages are why the cfa's nearly 25,000 members are ready to strike. they want a 5% general salary increase for members as well as a 2.65% service salary increase for eligible faculty. csu management is offering a 2% salary increase, that's according to the cfa. the csu spokeswoman says that's a fair proposal because faculty was the only group of employees to receive salary increases during the recession years. starting at 7:00 picketers will arrive to kickoff the boat. even though it starts today, the vote will last through october 20 at 5:00 p.m. in hayward, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a motion hearing in the case against raymond "shrimp boy" chow. prosecutors will be asked to disc

kpix 5 reporter jackie ward's livermore with the latest. >> reporter: that's right. one person is dead, another seriously injured after a shooting took place at this cvs parking lot after 6:00 saturday night. police are looking for the suspect. they believe want to be 18-year- old jason brown, the other suspects identity is not known. run is no to police. fresno pd says brown was involved in a fatal shooting in fresno at a restaurant in september. saturday when police got to the scene they found it all males in their 20s in a car. the driver died inside the vehicle and the passenger was taken to a hospital where he went through several surgeries. we don't know his status at the time in both names of the victims are being withheld. a 12-year-old witnessed the whole thing and was able to give police the license plate number of the black bmw brown and the other suspect took off in. this clearly has the whole town of livermore on edge. >> they are ruthless and evil. this is a very quiet town and we don't have these type of things that happen very often. so, we take it ve

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live outside city hall with more on that this morning. jackie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you may recall, the city's discussion on the sanctuary city policy came under fire when kate steinle was shot and killed on pier 15 on a walk on the pier with her dad on july 1. the illegal immigrant had previously been deported five times. so today the san francisco bureau of services will vote on a pair of resolutions involving the city's sanctuary policy which limits city cooperation with federal immigration authorities. the board and mayor lee are saying that the policy has nothing to do with steinle's death since the sheriff's department should have called immigration and customs enforcement to let them know her shooter was released months before her death. he was previously deported multiple times. one of today's resolutions calls for sheriff ross mirkarimi to reverse an order banning his staff from communicating with immigration authorities. a competing measure would go the other way encouraging the sheriff not to notify i.c.e

. >>> jackie ward joins us from oracle arena where the golden state warriors will be honored for winning the title last year. >> reporter: i've only been here three months, but my in laws have been long-time fans, and everyone is here tonight to see that beautiful trophy that the warriors so well deserved. steph curry getting the mvp award last season. everyone is thinking of that beautiful trophy and all of the championship merchandise gear they can get. so they're encouraging fans to be in their seats by 7:15. of course peer getting their -- of course they're getting their championship rings. and then, of course, the banner. the ban her drop next to the 1975 world championship banner. so, yeah, it has been a long time. the golden state fans are absolutely excited to have a 2015 banner be dropped today. >> it is exciting. jackie, thank you so much. and you're going to the game. >> yeah, i've got my jersey, it's all ready to go. my son and i will be there. we've been going since the 1980s. we love our golden state warriors. and i'm excited for the presentation of the banner and seeing kl

kpix 5's jackie ward is at cal state east bay in hayward with the latest. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning, maria. classes started here at cal state university about a month ago but faculty is ready for a break they say because of unfair salary. starting at 9:00 this morning the strike authorization vote will begin online and in person. california faculty association president jennifer eagen says stagnant faculty which is why the 20,000 members are ready to strike. the cfa wants 5% annual increase for all its members as well as a 2.6% service salary increase for eligible faculty. csu management is offering a 2% salary increase according to the cfa. csu spokeswoman says that the fair proposal because faculty was the only group of employees to receive salary increases during the recession years. starting at 7:00 this morning, picketers will arrive to kickoff the vote and that will continue through october 20 at 5:00 p.m. live in hayward, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> heavy rain causing trouble in solano county over the weekend. thunderstorms rolled

jackie ward reports. >> reporter: that's right. traffic behind me may look like it's moving slowly right now but it's actually flying compared to how it was after this morning. a big rig caused a major traffic jam. >> reporter: employers in the east bay had to practice extra patience this morning. thousands were stuck on 680 after a big rig blew a tire and hit a concrete barrier and burst into flames. it turned into a two-hour commute instead of 20 minutes. >> people were stuck in traffic. we said just get here when you can. another associate called and i said to work from home. >> reporter: its diesel fuel tanks erupted engulfing the truck in flames. this person was about to drive his son to school and quickly had to find a different route. >> it was a mess. i have never seen anything like this. it's the worst traffic i have seen on that road. >> reporter: but only four people complained of minor injuries according to chp officials. >> you can't really predict what's going to happen. but when it does, luckily, drives were paying a

kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live outside city hall with more on that this morning. jackie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as many people not city's sanctuary policy came under fire when kate steinle was shot and killed on pier 15 on a walk on the pier with her dad on july 1. so today, the san francisco board of supervisors will vote on a pair of resolutions involving the city's sanctuary policy which limits city cooperation with federal immigration authorities. the board and mayor lee are saying that the policy has nothing to do with steinle's death since the sheriff's department should have called immigration and customs enforcement to let them know her shooter was released months before her death. he was previously deported multiple times. one of today's resolutions calls for sheriff ross mirkarimi to reverse an order banning his staff from communicating with immigration authorities. a competing measure would go the other way encouraging the sheriff not to notify i.c.e. when certain immigrants are released. the board's nonbinding decision could indicate