the police later cornered him and the gunfire started. [shouting] >> this is cell phone video taken by a neighbor. police tell us that the -- that a witness noticed the suspect had a gun so officers ordered him to drop it. he did not. people who live here say it was a tense morning. they describe a swarm of police officerses and sheriff deputies that descend on the neighborhood. they say they were ordinary by police to stay in their homes as they searched for the suspect. >> while conducting a search of the area, the officers located him. ordinary him to show his hands and surrender but he refused. instead he pointed a weapon at the officers. in self-defense they fired on him and he was ultimately pronounced dead at the scene. >> now, this all started earlier this morning at a vallejo convenience store. police got a call of an armed robbery in proasmg sheriff's

deputies spotted the suspect later driving in what they believe is a stolen cherokee. and that is when the chase began. now, police have not yet released the identity of the suspect, but they have told us that he is someone they are familiar with. as for this ongoing investigation, there are two police officers who are now on paid administrative leave. that is standard procedure in of officer-involved shooting. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> alan: tonight 49er rookie defensive end aldon smith is recovering after being stabbed in a weekend party in santa clara county. smith, number 99, suffered minor injuries in the incident that happened around 2:00 a.m. this morning. witnesses say they heard gunshots coming from a home. two people with gunshot wounds, along with smith, were taken to the hospital. >> ama: in san francisco, search is just wrapping up for the day for man who disappeared after a giants game. victor more rel low -- morrill

low -- morrill-loas last seens night. >> the search for victor morrillo is in its fav day and family and friends are anxious. they're moving their efforts into the water. >> we've been out there on land, passing out fliers, in every establishment in the pier area. now we're going in the water. >> today, six people rented kayaks to search the bay. they circled the piers, checking between pillars and rocks, while another group went to the boats and scanned the water from angel island the ballpark. but four hours in and nothing. the lack of any signs is taking its toll. >> victor was a very important person to me, and it's just better for me, feels better for me to be out here doing something rather than sitting

around. >> the 27-year-old vanished monday night after the giants-dodgers game. last scene standing next to this white struck toor when he suddenly disappear. it's believed he fell into the water, and victor doesn't know how to swim. >> if someone would have fallen in that water, it would be quite some time before they could get themselves out. you can understand with the temperature of the water being so cold, who knows what happened. >> volunteers are posting fliers along the embarcadero and krisie field and are asking the public for help. >> passing out fliers for our missing frefnltd we think he fell into the bay on monday. >> they want all eyes on the water. >> in case they see the hat or shirt he is wearing or the jacket he was wearing. and just any information we can get, that's all we want. >> the coast guard called off the search tuesday. volunteer srchers will resume tomorrow morning in san

francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: a close call today at an ice cream store in concord, woman trying to back out of a parking spot accelerated forward and crashed into the bass skins rob -- baskins robins on oak grove road. an employee only suffered minor injuries and the driver was not hurt. the store is at the same intersection where a man and his daughter were struck and killed by an suv last april. witnesses say workers had just started making repairs to the billing yesterday. >> 'as of tonight it will be illegal to make or sell foie gras anywhere in california. our investigations in 2003 exposed how the animals were forcefed and that led to the ban. we're live in san francisco where many restaurants are serving up their last meals. >> reporter: the food fight is over, and animal rights groups won. tonight, restaurantness the city

that served foie gras in the past, are serving their last foie gras meals and restaurants are booked for this last super. >> this one of about a dozen restaurants serving for graw for the last time. the illegal delicacy made be speed or force-feeding of ducks and geese is serving a special foie gras appetizer tonight. >> last night of foie gras. we can add it on anything for $5, so we're looking for to it. we have a special coming in from sonoma valley. as fresh as can be. >> reporter: that shipment is being delivered by the soon to be past producer of foie gras in california. the seeds of this ban were zone by an abc investigation, and as of tomorrow. chefs joined forces to prevent the ban but animal rights

activityists prevailed and producers of foie gras will bet out of business. tonight there will be animal rights groups celebrating and protesting the last serving of foie gras in restaurants throughout the city. this is one area where the protesters with gather, to celebrate and also to protest against this meal and special appetizer they're serving tonight. more at 11:00. reporting live in san francisco. abc-7 news. >> ama: a hit-and-run suspect caught in the north bay. tonight how the victim is doing. >> alan: a soggy mess in oakland as not one but two water main breaks cause an outage for thousands of customers. >> maybe too many? >> ama: how bathroom fresheners are being use to refresh men's memories about designated drivers. >> leigh: last day of june, and the gloom is moving in. you can see from the high definition camera here, the low

clouds and fog moving over the bay. we're going to deal with that tomorrow morning, and some sunshine. we'll take a look at the fourth

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>> ama: a hit-and-run suspect is in police custody tonight. the spurt, who has not been identified, was arrested late this afternoon. the hit-and-run happened on pine flat road. 26-year-old professional cyclist michael torqueler was training when he was hit and suffered an injury to his head but has been released from the hospital. >> alan: problems for dozens of water customers in oakland tonight. two water main breaks on the same street. last night around 6:30. a six-inch water main broke mere lake merit. an east bay mud crew came out and gap working on it, and witnesses say it was a big mess. >> one of the more dramatic parts is when the police officers sit in the middle of the road and hop up and down and the asphalt rippled like a tramp o'lean. >> alan: another water main broke on the same street this morning and water service was cut off just before 7:00.

about 25 customers are affected. no word yet on when the repairs will be finished. >> ama: just ahead, a special graduation ceremony as dozens don caps and gowns protest the immigration policy in arizona. >> alan: a warmup just in time for the fourth of july. leigh glaser is coming up with her forecast. >> mike: dusty baker and the reds had the giants' number, and got your

>> alan: a special graduation ceremony in san francisco for undocumented students. the students came from ten states to make statement about the supreme court's recent upholding about a racial profiling provision in arizona. although they applaud president obama's acts the students want more and consider themselves spokesperson for the less fortunate. >> am proud to be an american even though the nation does not recognize me as such, i feel like it's my responsibility to be the voice for immigrants who have not had the opportunity to get an education, learn the language, and learn how the system works here. >> the students want the passage of the dream act as a path to

citizenship. >> ama: this is super kool. you can wake up to the weather with the abc-7 design app. >> alan: morning news an cor show us how it works. >> for more and more people, the alarm clock is being replaced with your iphone, and now, abc-7 news can get you out of bed and on your way. >> good morning, sunshine. you know what they say about an early bird. >> here is how it works. don't go searching for the news that happened while you were sleeping, the alarm clog epa, local news, weather and traffic are there for you in one place. you, customize the app to get a special wakeup call from the abc-7 news weather team. >> coffee, coffee, muss -- must have coffee. >> wake up to news or one of our

classic ring tones, the app lets you wake up to music from your own library. once you're up, you can instantly check the local news that happened overnight and get the hour-by-hour weather forecast for your day and the seven-day forecast to plan your week. we have your commute covered with up to the minute traffic before you head out the door. thanks to the new abc-7 news alarm clark app, all the abc-7 news news, weather and traffic you count on, on air, is now there with you when you wake up. >> alan: you can get your abc-7 news large clock app for free from apple's app store, it is true, i don't even use my alarm clock anymore. i use my smartphone. >> ama: exactly. so it's right there and you can get the top stories and the all-important weather. >> leigh: terrific day today. we have the low clouds and fog moving in near the coast. santa cruz there, 72 degrees,

the fog well off the coast. there will be moving in, though, later this evening, and live doppler 7 hd is picking that up quite nicely. here's capitola. santa cruz, and look what is sitting off the coast where a trough of low pressure is and all of the low clouds and fog off the coast are going to move back inland overnight. here's the look at the highs for today. we managed 85 in fairfield. antioch, 83. 77 in santa rosa, san francisco, 67 degrees. half moon bay, 69. 78 in santa cruz, and 82 in morgan hill. right now, temperatures starting to drop off, obviously, with 80s for far feet, and antioch, 77 for concord. look at 65 right now in san francisco, and half moon buy -- half moon bay, 63. low cloud off the coast will move inland tonight. also will bring in drizzle for the compost and the bay. a cloudy start.

most locations tomorrow, and then inland, get ready for afternoon sunshine tomorrow, and then we're just going to have a nice stream of sunny, mild days in through that fourth of july holiday. speaking of fireworks, great america, 9:30, clear sky. going to see the fireworks there, temperatures about 62 to 59 degrees and the westerly winds will be with you 15-20-miles-an-hour. here's a look at your lowsle the low clouds and fog, even the drizzle, right near the coast, will sit. overnight temperatureness the mid-to up 50ers and this is the trough of low pressure, the low clouds and fog ahead of it as this moves towards the east. it will just deepen the marine layer, so overcast conditions tomorrow morning. a chance of mist and drizzle near the coast and the bay. it looks like we should start to see clearing inland by around lunchtime but will hold the clouds near the coast. 60s there and low 80s inland. here's a look at cities

tomorrow. san jose, 77. cupertino, 77 as well. at the coast, half moon bay, overcast. the peninsula, redwood city, 77. oakland tomorrow, 71 degrees. 72 for castro valley. interior east bay, very mild for this time of year with low 80s for brentwood and antioch. concord tomorrow, 80 degrees, and santa cruz, the 70s once the low clouds and fog come back off the coast. the seven-day forecast will start to cool down just a little bit on sunday, and then warm things up monday and tuesday, back up into the low 90s on tuesday inland. mid-60s at the cost, and the fourth of july, few degrees cooler, and the forecast when we get closer. >> alan: let's talk to shu. the giants just barely hanging

on to the lead. >> mike: long way to go. dusty baker and the reds ended the giants rub of four straight shutouts last night. that's 36 scoreless inning. barry zito on he hill. will be honored sunday with the bobblehead today. red pitcher didn't care. mat latos, no fear. he had seven. zito went six and walked six, including this bases-loaded situation in the fourth. zito now 6-6. reds get insurance in the seventh. the base hit brings in coe -- kosar. latos goes the distance. only two hits given up by latos. 'reds win their second straight. 2-1 the final. >> definitely finding the strike zone more than we're used to seeing, and he had his good rhythm out there the whole time, and couldn't really get to him except in the ninth a little witness -- a little bit there.

>> came after us aggressively, throwing his pitches for strike, which makes it tough when we get behind. trying to get on base and get our walks. >> mike: a's in tax facing the rangers, already lost two straight near arlington. tommy malone on the mound. struck out the side in the first. he has six strikeouts so far. chris carter called up from the minors yesterday, where he hit a home run. does again today. second of the year. 1-0 oakland. beltre ties it up with one swing of the bat. game tied. a's regain the lead with an inge base hit but texas scores five runs in the fifth. capped off by this three run bomb from josh hamilton. 25-inch of the year. 6-2 rangers in the sixth. police highlights at 11:00. >> there's no better way for tennis fanso spend a day than the first sat day at wimbledon.

some great matches today. ladies first, the all-england cla club. look at the hair on serena. lost the first set. wasn't moving that well. return hits the net but came back in the second. one of her 23 aces. third set, tiebreaker, tied at 7. the return is way it wide. see recent -- serena advances to the fourth round with a three-set victory. >> last american mail to win a major, andy roddick in 2003, facing the seventh seed. roddick takes the first set and it was downhill from there. davis moving on the round of 16 and will fails del potro. >> andy murray looking to be the first britt to win at wimbledon since 1936. on match 'point, that's wrong.

murray wins it in four sets. >> 99th tour de france start with the individual time time switzerland's fabian kansas -- cancellara won. opens tomorrow stage one with a yellow jersey while lance armstrong fights off doping allegations again. >> least tee it up at tiger's tournament, the at&t in maryland where the overnight storm wreaked havoc on the course, play declaid six hours to clean up. players could play but fans could not go on the ground, a few club members following tiger woods. then on 10, birdie putt. he had four in his first ten holes. one back at 6-under. take me to your leader. that would be brendan dejonge. three birds on the day, including this. the current leader at 7-under par. theirs round of the senior players championship. kenny perry with the shot of the

day, par-3 17th. right on line. a couple of bounces. nothing but net. a hole-in-one. 3-under on the day, six shots back of mark calcavecchia, who hat this very long birdie putt. finish third day tied with joe daly atop the leaderboard. >> former cal bear -- the x games for you've tonight at 11:00. >> alan: just ahead, how taking a trip to the bathroom could help save a life. the talking

amount -- >> ama: a carjacker causes multiple accidents with nothing but his birthday suit. get rid of your wallet for good. the new plan to use your phone for more than just the occasional purchase. tonight at 11:00. >> alan: bathroom refresh inners are being used to refresh men's memories about getting a designated driver. >> do everyone else a favor, call a sober friend or cab. >> it's telling you to do yourself and everybody else a favor, call a sober friend or cab. the devices are being used in

west michigan. authorities are trying to flush away statistics that show men are responsible for 80% of alcohol-related accidents and a talking urinal deodorizer is one way to get someone's attention. >> if it works at least one time, it's than improvement. >> alan: that's it for us at 6:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc.