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keeping my kids up. >> reporter: the fix may have been noisy but the spill of 840,000 gallons of raw sewage raises serious concerns. at least 700,000 gallons of which poured into storm drains and into corte madera creek which dumped into the san francisco bay. these photographs provided by the ross valley sanitary district show debris two pickup trucks worth pulled from a manhole in front of the kent middle school library. how did it get there? >> one is severe negligence to a scale i never witnessed in my career and the second is malicious intent. if it's negligence, we're talking i...

some locations? buy did not expect it to find in this many locations. this is a nationwide problem. >> reporter: santa clara valley water district official contented environmental working group's study isn't scientific because only one sample was taken from san jose and they are not sure where it came from. >> our laboratory has been monitoring our drinking water from our treatment plants since 2001 and we have not had a detection of chromium vi. >> reporter: he says he hopes the report will lead to regulations for the chemical. >> we at water agencies were not health experts, public...

fire on that person. and there was a handgun found in the vicinity of the suspect. >> reporter: there is a fourth man still on the loose. police say they may be armed. you can see a helicopter here over the area. now, about the man who was shot by officers. he was pronounced dead on the scene. two suspects were taken into custody. and they continue this yard-to- yard search right now. this is the sixth officer- involved shooting this year. this is the fourth fatal. >> all right. joe vazquez in oakland. thank you. we are learning tonight just how careful san francisco cops are being...

know why the national weather service hasn't posted urban and small stream flood advisories through the bay area because certainly there will be ponding on the highways by now but the thing we worry about with a system like this is maybe by tuesday and wednesday we get into a situation where, with the ground primed, everything flows not watersheds and the rivers rise. does it look like that now? no. does it look like it could be that way by mid to late week? it's possible. the only good news is that we do get breaks. so i don't want you to think it's going to be raining without stop ...

everyone. it's a frightening video that's gone viral and you can only imagine the terror members of that school board in panama city, florida, were feeling when a gunman threatened them, aimed at them, and then opened fire. tonight, we know more about that gunman and what drove him to do this. 56-year-old clay duke, an ex-con was apparently under economic pressure and angry that his wife, a teacher, had been fired. mark strassmann is in panama city tonight. mark, the idea of pulling a weapon on the school board didn't just come to duke yesterday. >> reporter: no, it didn't, katie. in...