last race of the day. today his fellow jock yeez honored him before the races. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us. >> a race car included one of the biggest names in this sport. earlier as is tradition in this sport, the jockeys honored a fallen colleague, and then, the races began. >> one day after the jockey was killed, races resumed with a program. eight in all. there are five of them featuring russell bait autos he was a nice, quiet guy. never made trouble. good little rider. >> jockeys and trainers

gathered to remember herera. the accident is still under investigation, and it appears the horse tripped or stumbled. the jockey thrown forward, the horse gallupped over him. >> nobody was to blame. it's something that happened here, unavoidable. >> just good nature him, real warm. >> any time a rider dies, it's just -- the worst. i mean, yeah. a healthy, young guy. and trying to make a living doing what he loves. >> thursday, he went down. >> we're saying where is the jockey? you know? we didn't see anything. and we got back to the hotel. and we found out. >> dennis miller is a race director and saw the accident. and 37 years to the day after miller watched another jockey fall to his death on the very same track. >> i can vividly remember it.

you're i teenager and you actually see snun's live taken in front of you it's a hard thing to process, you snow yesterday, my 15-year-old son was with me here. it changes your perspective on life. >> and the flag flew at half mast here to honor herera. we're told he has not raised extensively in the bay area, and was single and lived with a relative in southern california he's from mexico. sunday the fourth race will be renamed here in his honor. >> a san jose police officer is dealing with a tragedy after the accidental shooting death of his 3-year-old son. 3-year-old preston orlando died on the way to the hospital yesterday afternoon. his father is officer brandon orlando a nine-year veteran of the police department. family members were home at the time and called 911 after hearing gunshots. fellow officers joined the

family at the hospital last night. >> there is no wall you can put up for that. it cuts through the heart and we feel it. >> the police and district attorney and coroner are all investigating the child's death. they're trying to determine how the officers guns were stored inside of the house, authorities say this shooting was accidental. >> six teenagers injured today, one seriously after a joyride ended with a car wrapped around a tree this morning about 1:30. at robert davie junior and island drive. there is latest. >> police putting together details as of 3:00 investigators were still out here, they were taking measurements of the crash scene, i can tell you the car snag that had tree, since cut down by the city and this came to rest against that tree

which has been cut down, crews had to pry open the roof of the white chevy sedan to remove the is a-year-old driver, suffering serious injuries when the car skidded and smashed into a tree which has been cut down by city crews. neighbors who heard the crash say the most disturbing part is after impact. >> the crash was quiet for a minute or two. then, we heard oh, my god, screaming the names. >> friends of the injured driver have taken to twitter to spread news of the crash and offer wishes. the 15-year-old remains at highland hospital. that is where other friends and parents spend the day hoping for details on the condition. a total of six teenagers were in the car including two 15-year-old young men, three 15-year-old young women and a 13-year-old girl. we've learned from parents and neighbors that most are students at alameda high school. this teacher says schools are reminding students about

responsible driving. >> 15-year-olds aren't supposed to be ryeing with someone in the car who is not an adult. >> police say they took the car without permission and there was alcohol in the vehicle. >> i don't know enough about this anything in the passenger compartment but there was hol in the car. i don't know whether that was california state department of alcohol beverage control was called in also to help investigate this. >> there was beer in the trunk of the car. the parent says it belonged to him and teens may not have known waits in there. and they're keeping tabs on the driver and say they're not in a rush to file charges. and police are telling me he do remain in critical condition and other five in that car we know a person has been released and they were taken to. two taken to kaiser hospital in oakland have since been transferred to children's hospital in oakland.

>> and there is veing news out of sacramento. california is closer to high speed rail after the senate approve billions of dollars in construction funds. abc 7 is live with details. >> this is a nail biter, 24 hours ago folks were not locked up in the snait senate but the governor got them to the number of votes necessary to move ahead with the first high speed rail project. no one knows where the rest of the money will come from. >> this is a measure placing bond back on the ballot. >> republicans tried to derail the controversial, expensive $68 billion high speed rail project. and that was shut down quickly by democrats who hold the majority. it was on to why the legislature needs to

appropriate nearly $5 bill wrin for phase one, which starts a 130 mile segment in the central valley to improve existing rail systems. the feds would match with $3 billion. >> what happens is that where are we? left with a few tour where transportation and investment must be districted towards highways? >> the fate of high speed rail was no certain, the least 10 democrats were no votes or on the fence. state senator from silicon valley is afraid voters will say no to raising taxes in november to fund other programs if they vote yes to high speed. >> this only conclusion is that this is the wrong plan in the wrong place. at the wrong time. >> there are republicans were furious. >> you couldn't find money to

not cut education but you found money for this fiscal train wreck? >> in the end, the senate got the number of votes needed and critics say it was loaded up with an extra $2 billion in rail improvement fro jektss in the bay area and los angeles to change the minds. >> there is a funding bill heads to the governor's desk. he will sign it because he wants this project. and initially this mill mean thousands of jobs for the central valley. >> are some people going to be owd favors? for adreeing at the last minute? >> that is how it works. you need votes here and there and promise things down the line. it's unclear what is promised but i guarantee you in august there will be some bill that's

will be approved that normally won't. >> thank you so much. >> and lawyers from the city of stockton in bankruptcy court today. the judge ruled on the request to make public all details between the city and creditors. sch judge says he may act another judge to act as mediator, stockton is the largest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy protection. >> one day after acquitted of charges of beating a priest willidge lynch called for changes to the law to help other victims seek justice, lynch smiling and triumphant. he left the court house yesterday and had been on trial accused of beating father lindner two years ago. in an interview lynch push forward changes to the law to list existing stat yuft limitations. >> and this is what you're

seeing around the country. people are tired of what's happening and the main problem, main issue is statute of limitations because if the law fails and children are harmed people are going to act. >> there is lynch acquitted on elder abuse. and on that count it is unlikely prosecutors will want to refly him. >> 70 people had to evacuate a plant because of a pipe that was leaking. this is video from sky 7 hd. investigators say the leak never posed a health hazard. and there is one person treated. rortdz show evergreen oil find $22,000 and issued four citations for a 2011 explosion, and fire injuring a worker. >> a quick-burning grass fire

in a park score. ed about an acre of grass. fire broke out about 2:30 and burned an old orchard. the fire gave off dark, black smoke. you can see it from a mile away. there is no one hurt. >> and fast moving 1200 acre wildfire near heading is 20% contained and this damaged buildings and homes. no word yet on when containment is expected. >> and still to come, the threat that could affect your computer next week and how to fix it and a woman's plan to protect her privacy ends upturning into a problem. how to avoid getting ripped off. >> there is warmer for saturday it doesn't end there, coming up. >> and there is

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. a big loss to the san francisco police department. 35 officers and several captains retired. that is about three times as many retiring than normal during june. the police chief says timing was linked to the end of a city program encouraging veteran officers to delay retirement. >> there is an opportunity presented itself. officers took advantage of it. now, we're -- in the process of taking in three academy

classes per year. >> the chief says the department will be hiring 150 officers a year over six years. >> clock is ticking for those of you who may have a malwire virus, if it's not fixed you can lose internet access monday. the virus began as a scam last year by international hacker as rested by the fbi which set up a system to ensure victims kept access. that disappears on monday and estimated 64,000 people still have infected computers. to check if your computer is infected and find out how to fix it go to abc 7 news.com and click on see it on tv. >> and there is a problem of fais fake e maim autos it's called phishing. and michael finney says imposters are out there and getting money from victim autos they are. this is a getting worse and worse.

the e mails seem to look real, however, one fake e mail cost one woman a chunk of money and frustration. >> ida from san mateo makes sure her computer is secure from hackers and it's trying to be secure that led her into a scam. >> and i thought this was a norton person. >> she received an e mail offering to renew the plan for two years, for just $120. sounded good so she called the phone number and spoke to a nice woman. >> and she said, oh, g give me your credit number. >> she let a woman get into the computer by remote control. and thinking she would update her norton account. >> i let her into my computer and she fixed everything she had to do. she was very sweet. she was very professional.

and i respected her. >> she found out the payment never appeared on her account. and folks told her youner never paid us. here on the credit card statement it shows $120 payment to pay pal norton or norton renew so why didn't it get there? >> i said what is this? who has the $120? she said i will take care of it. >> pay pal insisted it did pay norton. norton kept saying they never got the money. finally she found out what happened. >> i was skroinsed the lady was from norton. she wasn't. >> the e mail was a fake. sent by a norton imposter. the tippoff, norton says we never use pay pal as payment. and if someone took money from pay pal it wasn't norton.

the company never sends e mails yugs a yahoo account. pay pal told her to dispute the charge with her credit card company but it was past 60 days to make a claim. >> i had it by then. i said i'm going to abc. 7 on your side. i know michael will get this straightened out. >> and we contacted pay pal. soon off, pay pal decided to reimburse the money. it would not discuss this case and pointed to a policy guarding consumers against fraud and said we take time to understand each individual issue in concern ask do everything we can to achieve a fair resolution, she says she learn aid lesson. >> call the real company number and make sure they sent that e mail.

>> and norton tells us it never sends out e mails asking for money or a credit card. you f.you receive a e mail make sure it's real and never pay through e mail or link. >> very good. and there is spencer away but sandhya is here. >> and try mid-90s coming up and there is a live picture right now. hazy skies over point reyes out there. beautiful view. there are clear skies and sunshine. numbers from 60s, low 60s to low 90s inland. there is a look at live doppler 7 hd. fog is out there.

we're going to see patchy fog along the coastline. and there are 59 in half moon bay. 7 1k30z 80s and antioch, 90 degrees. there is fog, sunny warmer for saturday. and there is warmer weather next week, we'll be talking about 96 degrees. and there is what is going to bring us heat. there is heat advisories and warnings are still in effect and are not going to get relief for the mid west until sunday and east coast by monday. but they're going to continue to see the hot, humid conditions. there is a large high pressure system going to start to shift. moving west we're going to bring in warmer weather.

so warmer for saturday afternoon, and there are temperatures close, sunday, then we'll notice numbers rising heading into next week. there is. >>s, mostly, fog near the coast. fog is going to pull away from just about every location except for one little patch that hangs near the coast. numbers as sun comes out will be into 90s inland and there are 60s coast side. there is south bay, 4 degrees, 85 campel. a nice, warm day. there is 72 in millbrae. 63 on the coast so if you don't like warm weather have you a place to go. 63 with lingering fog. north bay, 8 in santa rosa. there is east bay communities

74 in oakland. and 94 in antioch. 92 in livermore, monterey bay, 75 degrees in santa cruz. here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. there are mid 60s to mid-90s tomorrow, temperatures down a couple sunday but not for long. take a look at numbers there is 94 monday, and we'll keep it comfortable and into 60s, cooling off for thursday and friday. there is a countdown to aids walk is on, will be held in just nine days on sunday and to register call or visit aids walk.net. >> there is still ahead, sea gulls and

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opening fire. sky 7 is live over 7th street and clay street. we zoom in, you can see there is a mighty powerful crash. that is the suspect's car that crash mood a police car. there are more than a dozen office wrefrs at the scene. they appeared to be setting up a permanent ter to contain that situation now it appears they do vit under control. we don't have word of injuries at this point there is an ambulance at the scene. there is more information as soon as we get it. >> fisherman say bounty cut the wholesale price for salmon in half there are so many fish one co-op has 14 boats coming in loaded every week because of a large spawning when the state rivers were swollen with snow melt and rain w that fish, the price for customers hasn't come down that much. fisherman say retailers are reluctant because they are not sure it will increase demand. >> a pair of western gulls set

up home on a ship. there are two degrees -- eggs on a can -- canon. they're expected to hatch in a few days and you can keep up to date on the gulls on the blog. yes. a blog. there is a link for you on abc 7 news.com. >> and i love it. >> great to check out. just ahead a break in the murder of a man accused of pimping a young girl. tonight video could be a big problem for the suspect. >> there. >> turning guilt into action. a link to help stop a crime. >> how a change on the phone could help put qldwf'$'@-ñ ñ

prosecutors have developed leads in the killing of a man in san francisco accused of pimping the daughter of a murder suspect. the evidence is a surveillance

video. abc 7 news is in the newsroom with the latest. vic? >> the district attorney says the murder was not a crime of passion but a pure, simple revenge murder. he says there is evidence to prove parents of the girl and two others carry fully or chess straighted what is called vigilante killing. this is a drive by shooting and there is no other way to put it. >> the district attorney says they hunted down a 22-year-old calvin snead. gascone says prosecutors developed compelling evidence, cell phone records and perhaps significantly, surveillance video. >> there are three individuals coming together there. is a weapon taken out of a vehicle. we know through telephone

sites we placed three individuals near the place of the murder. >> this is taken here on the 1400 block of grove street on june 4th. saying the car was rented in l.a. and driven up to san francisco which he says gives further proof it was premeditated. and the da says they waited for calvin snead z barry guilton shot him in the head. the surveillance video picked up three men again. they get into their cars and drive away. there is part of a thorough investigation unrelated in this case. and apparently as the fbi was

reviewing the video they realized these were people involved in this murder. >> this sapphire says guilton is relieved it is over. >> we can agree that this is his daughter was in grave danger. the fact she's no longer in danger is a good fact and she's save. >> gascone says they did not call police and he says that they decided to take matters into their own hands. >> we don't know what happened we do know 300,000 american children are victims of human trafficking every year. many transported on commercial

airlines. tonight taking a look at how the travel industry may become a link in rescuing victims. >> petra just 16 when kidnapped off a street in the czech republic. >> i was beaten and raped by more men than i can count. >> they were human traffickers selling victims for sex. after three days she jumped out of a window and escaped. now, 20 years later human trafficking is worse than ever and petra is telling the story this, time in san francisco international airport. >> i have a deep desire to help others escape from the monster who's are dealing with buying and selling human beings. >> there is san francisco was the first airport in the country to start recognizing

human trafficking. adults and children and it's happening everywhere, including bay area. this congress woman says it's one of the largest, fastest growing industries in the world. >> and there are drug carters realizing we can make more money selling young girls or young boys as we can selling dope. and you can sell youngsters over and over again. you can only sell drugs, once. >> many victims are moved from place to place in plain sight on commercial airlines. they're often drugged or too terrified to ask for help. so now, there is a growing call to get airlines involved. there is air france with graphic reminder that's sex with minors can lead to prison. this fall, delta will train

employees how to spot, and report human trafficking. a nonprofit called airline ambassadors is pushing other airlines to do the same. >> if they would train crews you can have hundreds of thousands of iz and ears in the air stopping what we see is the biggest human rights issue facing man kind. >> airline ambassadors is running this class at international tour management institute. and they are learning to look for warning signs. >> you might see bruising, wounds, maybe no, or little eye contact. >> some are tattooed with bar codes. students told to gather information to report. >> this location, what is going on, what they look like. >> do not try to rescue. we're not in the business of rescuing. we're not professionals. >> you can call a professional

any time. and the airline ambassadors know that this works. in just one day, they reported suspected human trafficking on four different commercial flights. they were right every time. >> and in one case it led to the best of a trafficking ring and we saved 82 children. >> that result and just an hour of training made a big impact on these professionals. >> this is opening my iz. i know i witnessed this before. i didn't know how to handle it, or what to do. >> why this is emotional is that i feel guilty. i didn't do anything before. >> now, she does know what to could do. others learning too. next month, minetta san jose will be training to recognize and report human trafficking. >> and jackie speier is calling on airlines to start

volunteering training on human trafficking. >> and you want to find out what you can do click on abc 7 news for a list of suggestions and links to resource autos there is more ahead. battle against smart phone

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and former acrobats team up for an unusual show this evening. and don sanchez checks out the coordination at a rehearsal. >> there is music with a rich sound. and with summer series who knows who will show up? these are ak bats who provide athletic interpretation complete with the wow factor. there is her fifth concert this week. >> not much time to rehearse. >> there is one rehearsal. the show is tonight. it's boom. boom. go. >> so every minute counts. >> there are cues and there is

a host that comes out. we do something together. so lots to coordinate. >> there is a clone for 17 years. he works hard to perfect the act. >> i went to the national circus school in montreal, canada. waits 40 plus hours per week of juggling and tight wire, trapeze, hand stands, dance, some of the best coaches on the planet. >> what did he dhoe is physical. some are a third, or fourth generation performers. there is an added dimension you might not expect. and there is part of a visual element is that you wants to transmit that energy you feel to the audience that. is part of what i do, as well.

>> that is neat. >> i know. i want to get there. >> there is an update on the sleep train dream campaign. >> a thousand dollars donated since monday thanks to viewers like you. for every new new like we get, we'll help a foster kid in need. >> and and effort to fight cell phone theft. >> millions love new book "50 shades of gray". >> and your own ve

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four out of five robbers in san francisco involve a cell phone now. one company is taking steps to stop that. abc 7 news found out it's a move the police chief wanted for a long time. >> there is this brand new

phone that wasn't one of them. a teenager robbed him on a muni train. >> just reached down, grabbed the phone and took off like he was a track star. >> pouring over crime reports, the police chief says this is a common story. >> six robberies, five involve a sort of a phone. so... that is every day. >> and a lot of the phones are sold for hundreds of dollars. people taking them right back into the store and reactivate them. the chief highways been leading the charge to stop that. >> this cell phones were rondered useless as in other countries and there would be no market and there are finally answering the request saying they'll black list phone if you report it stolen. experts say this couldn't come soon enough for two thirds of the iphone users on at and t compared to other carriers there is a different network technology that until now made it easier to erase and resell

one fob without getting caught. >> there is a chaiper clip, push knit there. and there is a this little guy. >> saying thieves have now, just like others will start using an internal number. >> assuming that the previous owner reported it as stolen, then, verizon would say sorry this, is stolen. >> now, at and t will do that? >> exactly. >> what they don't do is erase the phone. >> i'm more worried about someone accessing contact lists and web sites. >> kent german recommends a remote aapplication if you're a victim of phone theft, you can prevent it from becoming identity theft. >> this 50 shades of gray is adding up to a lot of green for the author. the hotels are looking to cash in on the trend and there is

hotel diva is helping women unleash their inner goddess. >> light went off. i read the last page and i said my god. i have these beds. and very these rooms. so i should create this pack wrath for women. >> and they say they're inspired by the character and hotels in portland and seattle have their own version. >> and sandhya is back with an update. >> and i'm just going to put weather into perspective. there is local weather. look at the heat. it's still breaking and heat wave continues there. 108 degrees in st. louis tomorrow afternoon. there is up to 101 in washington, d.c.. there will be relief starting this weekend. until then heat warnings and

advisories in effect there is 63 in half moon bay. and it's going to get warmer across the bay and inland tomorrow, mid-90s around antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a warming trend carrying into saturday. there is a warm up into tuesday, wednesday, hot conditions inland. 96 inland. 66 along the coastline. so you have a place to go if you do not like the summer heat. >> there is sports coming up next.

coming up at 9:00 oscar winning morgan freed -- freeman raising eye brows over his comments about president obama and why he isn't america's first black president. and a woman facing charges for locking up a man in the back of a u haul truck. >> and there is rick here.

>> giants trying to turn things around. okay. >> and hopefully they'll hang on after getting swept. giants trying to get back on track and there is barry zito in the third there is a pitch deep to left. just missing a home run. there is san francisco answering in the 4th there is a two run hot, his 8th of the season. and giants take the lead as hector chan says bust a buster posey. there is sand joe value scoring all the way into second. >> there is a three-game series at home against seattle and manager bob melvin looking for a strong finish before the break. >> i think this would create a

good feeling and momentum going into the second half. the goal is to play a lot better than that. based on... where we've been this season, and the personnel kind inform and out of here. we're playing better and better. >> there is a roger fedderer taking on novack jokavich. after splitting two sets, fedderer opens up a court for the backhand winner. next point fedderer stay aggressive goes down the line. there is set point, fedderer at the net. there is roger putting it away to take a lead. he then went on to take the 4th set and there is jokavich's return goes into the net. there is a win on sunday which ties pete sampras's record.

joe willford took on britain's andy murray after losing in the semies last three years, murray won two sets, lost to third and there is a cross court winner here. >> this is match point. return to service is good. he becomes a first brit to reach the finals of wimbledon since 1938 and and there is a 14-year-old shot a second round 78. with temperatures near 90 a lot of water being consumed and michelle wi now in second place just one shot back. first round co-leader sinks this long birdie but finished with a 73 and is now three off the base this, is your second

round leader, five under par. looks like the white house. there is a tiger woods all kinds of problems can only shoot par and failed to make a cut. there is a great shot for 7th. there you have it. >> and that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> and there is a reminder to down load our new alarm clock app for the iphone. >> the free app is available for free at the app store.

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