captioned by closed captioning services, inc. good friday morning. yep, we said friday. 4:30 a.m., thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. police are investigating a deadly showdown in a neighborhood. officers shot and killed a man yesterday. terry mcsweeney is live at the antioch police department.

>> reporter: this story ends with a man being shot to death in front of his house. it began with that man calling police saying he had or wanted to kill a police officer take a look at the scene where this wrapped up yesterday afternoon here in antioch. about 3:third 45 sometime before that the pan -- called police saying he wanted to kill himself and wanted to kill a police officer. police only knew the man's first name and where he worked. the man kept calling and calling, distraught police id'd the calling went to his house, police say he came out with a gun and fired at them despite the fact they asked him to drop that gun, he didn't. >> they were hiding by our house the s.w.a.t. team was hiding by our house i guess he came out i didn't see him come

out. they told us to stay in the house. >> i just heard two shots and then i heard a hail of shots probably 15, 20 shots. >> reporter: neighbors say the man had been acted in a peculiar fashion agitated is the way they stated it earlier in the day they say he a domestic despite. neighbors and a family member identified the man as 35-year-old denny gonzalez, local barber, popular man just moved to the neighborhood the d.a.'s office is involved with antioch police in investigating. that is standard procedure in a shooting involving a police officer. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 4:32. a 10-year-old boy is in critical condition after he was shot while walking with his mother in richmond. police say a teen riding a bike shot at driver of a

passing car near the intersection of south 15th and main avenue yesterday afternoon. a shot hit the boy nobody else was hurt. police only have a vague description of the suspect. in a few hours ross mirkarimi resumes testifying eu@ú&hc% incident that could cost him his job. last night he denied trying to cover it up. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with the story. >> reporter: good morning./c] ross mirkarimi did admit that he grabbed his wife's arm that he bruised it. he admitted that is an act of violence. but, he says he believes in redemption. he had a lot oftsjzñ support lat night check out what happened when he walked into the hearing room. eeted with cheers and applause. one byrne who was not there, his wife -- one person who was not there, eliana lopez she is in venezuela visiting her family. she did send a letter

defending her husband. this will make the recommendation on whether mirkarimi should 10 as sheriff. this was the first time the panel heard from him. >> every deputy should expect the sheriff not to commit a crime. >> yes. i think the sheriff is the leader of the department. and should lead by example. and if that also means that the sheriff can demonstrate redeeming behavior, then the sheriff i think or some of the employees may have that possibility too. >> reporter: mirkarimi left last night's hearing to more cheers. he had a look of relief on his face. he said he was looking forward to telling his version of events. expected back on the stand this morning. then mayor ed lee is scheduled to he. he doesn't think that mirkarimi should keep his job since the suspended sheriff did plead guilty to a misdemeanor domestic

violence-related charge. unknown is whether his wife will be testifying. her attorney says she would like to, only if the city will pay for her round-trip ticket from venezuela. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. this morning fire investigators are trying to determine what set off a fire inside a house near the san jose state university campus last night. the fire destroyed a vacant two-story victorian on 7th street. it was reported after 8:30 last night by neighbors who saw flames and smoke coming from the building. >> my daughter and were in the room and i was smelling smoke i thought was paper burning, so i got up. i looked in the kitchen and didn't see anything. i happened to hook out window and i seen the fire -- to look out the window answer i seen the fire downstairs burning. >> those neighbors were order out of their homes until firefighters brought the blaze under control two hours later. no one was hurt.

investigators don't believe the fire is suspicious. at noon today friends and family members of a dodgers fan presumed drowned will rent their kayaks to conduct their own such. he was walking with a friend back to their car in a parking lot monday after the game, the friend looked down to write a text message, when he looked up, the man was gone. believed to have fallen into the water. >> we are sure -- !oé>k he still hasn't had evidence that he went over the bay. the reason why we are still searching for him. police and coast guard searched the bay for several hours monday morning but did not find him. he is a prison guard in vacaville and cannot swim. this is cell phone video of one of the fires on the 200

block of cory drive the other was at blossom hill estates a block way it happened early tuesday morning investigators believe someone deliberately set the two fires, 20 people were displaced. both fires started in recycling bins. a $5,000 reward is being offered in the fatal shooting of a pleasant hill jones. he was walking to his car february 10th, when he was shot and killed. several people were seen leaving the area if you have any information contact the police or crimestoppers. campaign to recall oakland mayor quan appears to have failed. the committee to recall her has to submit 25,000 signatures by monday. organizers say they only have 17,000 signatures so far and they don't expect to get the

remaining 8,000 before the deadline. earlier recall campaign failed to meet a may deadline. both campaigns criticize quan's crime fighting policies and the way city handled occupy protesters. what a difference a morning makes bet. mike is here to explain. cloyds and drizzle we talked about yesterday -- they here and going to hang around through the morning commute. we have enough cloud cover i think we'll have flight arrive delays into sfo probably not san jose or oakland. light green around that is drizzle falling out of the sky. good thing for the most part visibility is fairly well except for at the coast where we have the fog visibility down to a mile at half moon bay everybody else around 10 which means unlimited in the horizontal plain. vertical plain starting to come didn't a little as drizzle is unleashed from the clouds. temperatures by 7:00 this

morning, mid to upper 50s. by noon clouds pull back to the coast, temperatures mainly in the 60s there a few 70s around the bay definitely inland. 4:00, cooler than it was yesterday because of the slower reveal of sunshine, 70s inland around fremont, palo alto mid to upper 60s coast into oakland and san rafael. by 7:00 clouds starting to push back inland especially during the game, 60s and 70s for your evening. saturday through monday lowest highs saturday, slight warming trend sunday, temperatures above average into monday. let's get that first look of traffic. good morning. looking good on bay area freeways, roadwork going on, dumbarton bridge westbound until 5. westbound traffic across the san mateo bridge light in both directions heading eastbound

towards hayward no problems on 880 in the east bay. south bay 280 and 17 interchange in san jose this is northbound 280 whoops, heading for cupertino 17 out of santa cruz mountains roadwork scheduled on highway 17 both directions until 6:00 this morning at the summit. we could see some delays before 6:00, sometimes they clear earlier. 680 walnut creek taillights moving well southbound towards highway 24 you are good to go everywhere. mass transit reporting no big delays. heads-up if you are taking the vallejo baylink ferry buses for 6:30 and departure from the ferry building. the latest on bombshell. warriors head coach admits to an affair. next, the blackmail plot he says forced him to confess. investigators reveal new information in a fire that

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shaw who demanded money jackson gave shaw $5,000. when shaw made more demands jackson went to the fbi. agents arrested shaw and adams. if the case goes to trial the accused extortion eugs win. >> the irony of -- a blackmail scheme is by the act of reporting the crime, and going to trial, what the blackmailer threatened in the first place comes true that all of this becomes a public affair. >> in a statement jackson apologized saying he made egregious errors. adams free on bail, shaw still in jail because of a previous conviction. starting sunday muni passengers can board through the backdoor as long as they have proof of payment. passengers paying cash will be required to go through the front door. people with fast passes, cash transfers or clipper cards can

use any door on a train or bus. officials say the new system will cut down onboarding times but could increase the number of fare cheats. muni has beefed up inspectors to help catch those who don't pay. >> how the supreme court ruling upholding president obama's reform legislation is a big win for california. huge wildfire ing in colorado takes a deadly -- turn. bet you could use help getting up in the morning. now there's an app to help you do that. >> i can use coffee, coffee, coffee. >> i know3q

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shore. mid 70s possibly 80s inland. the rest of the country oh my goodness is it hot 108 another record possible in st. louis today. near 100 up and didn't the east coast. -- up and down the east coast. i expect delays here at sfo not at oakland and san jose. our flight tracker will have them abc7news.com. 4:48. later today president obama will get a firsthand look at the devastation caused by two wildfires in colorado mr. obama will travel to the state for a tour of the fire zones. the president has issued disaster declarations for the state releasing federal funds the fire has killed one person and destroyed at least 346

homes. the affordable health care act upheld by the u.s. supreme court will save consumer protections affecting millions of californians and bring billions to the state. with seven million uninsureed residents in the state california has been at the forefront of putting health reforms in place. state is expected to receive nine billion dollars a year to expand medi-cal beginning 2014 with the decision yesterday. californians will continue to get rebates if insurers fail to spend 80% on medi-cal care. in wash tonight house is set to vote on a package to salvage millions in highway construction jobs. the hike takes effect next week unless congress takes action with two groups are urging lawmakers to vote no on the bill. borrowers hoping to consolidate loans through a

special government program have until tomorrow to apply. the program will reduce interest rate by half per sfpblt we have a link to the information you need if -- percent. we have a link to if you want to apply abc7news.com. katie said even at 2 a.m., best morning ever, because she woke up to mike nicco on the new alarm clock app. >> that's our katie. >> she needs coffee. >> you mean coffee, coffee, coffee. >> absolutely. excited that abc7 has launched that alarm clock app where you can wake up to the latest news, traffic and weather on your iphone. the free app is designed to wake you up with a featuring me and the rest of the weather team. >> you guys have a good time with that. >> we did -- it is free, plus most of us wake up now, roll

over, grab our phones instead of the remote most of the time. once we figure out what is going on, then we turn on the tv. >> should we tell folks a little about it. >> absolutely. >> for more people the alarm clock is being replaced with your. phone -- with your iphone. now abc7 news can get you out of bed on your way no need to search for news that happened while were you sleeping. the app local news, weather and traffic all there in one place. customize the app to start your day with a wake-up call from the abc7 news weather team. >> coffee, coffee, coffee, must have coffee. >> choose from one of our classic ring tones. unlike other alarm apps the free abc7 news alarm clock app lets you wake up to music from your own library.

ce up you can check the local news that happened overnight and get the weather forecast to plan your day and the seven day forecast to plan your week even your commute with up to the minute traffic. thanks to the new abc7 news alarm clock app all the abc7 news, weather and traffic is with you when you wake up. >> you can get your abc7 news alarm clock app for free from apple's app store. search abc7 news san francisco alarm. >> probably that last thing you heard was not mike. mike is talking about coffee. right now he's talking about weather. >> many voices but not a rooster. >> the sun will rise what time? >> good one, 5:55, i think we cone see it, too cloudy, drizzle, clouds lifted a little couldn't see the top of

the bay bridge an hour ago. that's the ebb and flow of the sea breeze as it brings another cooling trend for this afternoon. let's look at live doppler. cloudy just about everywhere, drizzle, very patchy and going to create a few issues as you are driving in. i never needed to turn the windshield wipers on, heading through the higher elevations of the bay area it was a little thicker and eerie because you could barely see in some areas. 60 fremont and san jose 64 antioch the rest of us mid to upper 50s. monterey bay cloudy gilroy warm spot 58, everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. south bay today, sunshine is going to break out during the afternoon. mid to upper 70s los gatos 80. clouds linger on the peninsula especially farther north millbrae 70.

palo alto 75. mostly cloudy at the coast, half moon bay lucky to get to 62. pacifica 59, we'll see breaks in the clouds towards downtown south san francisco mid 60s sausalito sunny 66 sunny through the north bay valleys in the afternoon. cloudy at beaches. east bay mostly sunny you could see where coolest of the weather where clouds linger richmond berkeley upper 60s low to mid 70s everybody else upper 70s to low 80s east bay valleys monterey 65 watsonville 72 gilroy 61. 100th anniversary of the alameda county fair morning clouds cool 66 afternoon sun low 80s, 74 by the end. central valley upper 80s to low 90s. big sur 72. giants could they make it five shut outs in a row? 7:15 cooler, 62 to .

tomorrow two to four degrees warmer sunday into monday temperatures near to above average next week. good morning. someone reported smoke or possible fire i-80 at 580. chp got there, just a lot of thick fog rolling in. no fire, westbound traffic still moving well, you will encounter fog on the ride towards the bay bridge toll something to look out for. bay bridge toll still light and on the lower deck of the bay bridge stalled big rig reported in the eastbound direction blocking the treasure island off-ramp, chp just arrived. north bay clear here southbound traffic looks good out of novato down to the golden gate bridge, only 19 minute ride. then golden gate bridge fog not too bad, traffic light now, see bridge crews there changing the lane configuration, looks like they

are opening up more southbound lanes into san francisco. bart is running longer trains to get riders to the 4th of july display in san francisco. large crowds are expected to use embarcadero stations and watch the fireworks on pier 39 at around 9:30 p.m., longer trains for fans going to see the a's play the red sox at the coliseum on the 4th. bart will operate on a sunday schedule and add special event trains as needed. we have a list of the 4th of july activities and fireworks on our website. abc7news.com all the fun for the july events in the bay area. it could be tougher to book a flight to europe this summer and more expensive too. bloomberg news reports the average fare to europe is up 3% to keep demand high airlines are cutting back on the number of seats they are selling allowing airlines to maintain pricing power and it

seems to being working. ticket sales for transatlantic flights are up. we are following developing news in the east bay. a church pastor is in custody on child molestation charges. the latest on the investigation coming up. we are following a fatal shooting involving bay area police. in an hour and a half, the man accused of killing an unarmed florida teen asks the judge for bail. why george zimmerman will have a lot of questions to answer. quick-thinking neighbors save their homes from a fast moving fire. the lesson firefighters say we can all learn.