direction of land so it can be causing sprinkles. in part because of the threat of more lightning strike there's is a risk of fire. so there is a red flag warning in effect until 11:00 in the morning for north bay mountains and valleys and diablo range take a look for cloud to ground lightning strikes and limited rainfall and locally gusty winds. good news is that things are calming down at the moment. >> and there is a zrepgs of what unfolded in the moment leading up to the shooting of a police officer that was wounded and remains on live support tonight. he was shot near alamo. his partner shot and killed the driver. the motorist identified as a 36-year-old christopher lacey, we're learning more about him as well tonight.

we have live team coverage for you. vic lee on how the shooting unfolded and there is keira clapper up north and leslie brinkley at john muir hospital. we're going to begin with dan noyes, with more on lacey's background you've been looking into that, today. >> as is often the case, it's the day after that we find a more complete picture this, time, he left clues on the internet. including a detailed resume. >> chris lacey was a freelance computer programmer using this web site to look for work. he claims to have done contract work for several companies. no confirmation tonight and the i team reached an owner confirmed he hired lacey for four month autos i remember feeling like well, i'm not sure whether i trust him exactly or not. >> days later he told us he had concerns about lacey but couldn't figure out why. >> sometimes you can tell when

people have you know they seem to be nice and conversational and everything, but you can tell underneath they're angry, boy say. >> his father told abc 7's allen wong he and his wife saw mental health problems emerging from an early age, growing up in bend, oregon. >> sometimes we'd talk to him he'd be engaging and other times, he would be just kind of depressed and not wanting to talk or just kind of crawl inside of himself. >> craig lacey told us his son suffered a psychotic break his senior year at san francisco state. >> he was hallucinating and very paranoid. and he was in the hospital. they diagnosed him as bipolar and put him on lithium he grad waited with a 3.79 gpa, moved to this duplex in sausalito

and the i team learned he got a hunting license that same year. >> i never saw him use a handgun before. but he was pretty good shot with it. with a shotgun. and a bow. >> his resume says he started a small farm homestead to sell produce online and to customers in the bay area. he wrote i also contribute significant time to the ron paul campaign and the liberty movement. with his mental health history and access to guns those who knew chris lacey can't comprehend how and why he wound up in that highway shootout with a chp officer. >> and craig lacey told us he didn't talk to his son in a year and a half and didn't consider him to be a violent person. there are people who work for ron paul checking if anyone knew chris lacey. if you have a tip e mail me or

call. >> thank you. >> and it was march, 2011 when chris lacey moved from that home to the small community of corning. it's about tw hours north of sacramento near red bluff that. is where abc 7 news is tonight with neighborhood reaction. keira? >>. >> there are neighbors in this rural community of corning say chris lacey was quiet and mostly kept to himself. and he did tell them yesterday he would be returning to bait area for a brand new job in computer technology. one neighbor tells me he turned on the news and immediately recognized chris lacey's car. >> there is no names but when i seen the jeep i knew it was chris's. >> jim recalls last time he saw his neighbor and friend, chris lacey. just yesterday morning as he drove away in his green jeep for a job in the bay area. >> i did not note patrolman.

i'm sorry for the family. i'm also sorry for chris. >> neighbors called him a computer whiz who kept to himself. >> he never wanted to be around a lot of people. he would wave and jogged a lot. other than that he didn't want to associate. >> this 36-year-old didn't attract a lot of attention since he bought this property. neighbors sea say he was out in the garden granting vegetables and sunflowers. >> he's gone but in my mind he's still over there. i can see oim hymn out there, working in that yard. >> that same yard at 9:30 officers served a search warrant. >> they just took the fence down. they were all over that place. i just took pictures. >> there is a cop up in the corner. he had in the trees he had a shotgun aimed at the house. in the end he wasn't oo in there. >> i had been pronounce dead

hours earlier. >> chris is very sorry for what he drks i'm sure. that not going to bring the patrolman back to duty. >> and these neighbors are distraught and confused telling me they can't understand why their neighbor would have done such a thing yesterday. by the way chris lacey has no criminal record. live in corning abc 7 news. >> thank you and there is a better handle on what led up to the shootout. and abc 7 news is live in martinez tonight with a time line. vic? >> there is supposed to be a routine morning for officer as sifting drivers and looking for traffic violators but yesterday, this time, the unpredictable happened.

>> with a description of a subject. suspect or anything like that? >> negative. just said officer down and i've been trying to call him no. response. >> there is the tail end of the commute hour. the chp officer, a seven year veteran of the force and his partner responded to a traffic accident near the road. >> and there is that location he was not able to locate the scene. he cleared the detail. >> two officer as agreed to meet up the freeway to handle a dead deer on the southbound lanes of 680. >> on the way to that location his beat partner told him that he was going to conduct a traffic stop on a green jeep wrangler for an obstructed license plate. >> the driver of the jeep was

a 36-year-old christopher lacey. the sheriff's spokesman would not say how he obstructed the license plate. officer youngstorm got out of the car. >> he apparently direct the jeep to pull in. the second office jer behind the jeep wrangler. >> the jeep now sandwiched and officer goes to the driver's side of the jeep. the dash board camera records what happened next. >> officer youngstorm and lacey have a short conversation. then, without warning, lacey pulled out a gun, and shot officer youngstorm in the head. his partner approaching from the rear heard the gunshots, withdrew or drew his own service weapon. and shot at the jeep, striking lacey critically. >> other crews responded skt

two taken to john muir hospital. the chp closed the freeway while investigators began their pains taking work. they exammined the jeep. >> inside of the vehicle there is a loaded handgun in addition to two loaded image he scenes. -- magazine autos this floral tribute keeps growing while the investigation continues. of course, there is still one big unanswered question which investigators are trying to find, that is motive. why did he shoot officer youngstorm? >> that is a troubling question. why did this happen? and we want to continue to break down the time line. understanding what happened will help authorities better understand. it started here in alamo. you can see officer youngstorm and partner went to check out a traffic accident is when

officer youngstorm reported to a dead deer on the side of the freeway as we zoom in. this is what he responded to and notice aid green jeep with an obstructed license plate. and at that point, that jeep this vehicle registered to the shooter. he ryed to talk to lacey that is when this shooting happened the scene. again a routine traffic stop suddenly and unexplain bli at this point went wrong of more questions to be answered here. >> yes. and there is a somber scene where the officer is on life support now. >> as you head, no really good news from here. there is no expectation that the officer will survive.

and is he in critical condition here and there are doctors conferring with family and friends to decide what to do next. i can tell thu driveway behind me, chp vehicles have been filing in and back out as colleagues and friends come by to pay a visit here at john muir medical center. crisis specialists and officers from other agencies are offering to console ask support family and friends here at the hospital. there are a number of people meeting with them now. and there is all told us he has four children and a somber scene, a sad situation here at the hospital. as we monitor things and his condition, as the night goes on.

>> and there is a vigil scheduled tonight at 7:30 in kor deala. it's in oak brooke elementary school. we'll hear from him in about 20 minute autos still ahead here tonight at 6:00 new questions about the shooting death of a vallejo gang member. his mother now wants to know why the police killed her son. >> and there is a new answer to neighborhood gridlock. need to carpool to school? there is an app for that. >> and harvest begins in wineñ!s

police reacting to the latest fser involved shooting in the city. there have been seven such shootings since may there and don sanchez tells us the mother of a man killed this weekend wants an explanation. >> i don't want no apology. because... apology is not good enough and they don executed my son. >> strong words from mario roamero's mother. they were sitting in a car in front of their house at 4:00 in the morning. officers confronted them, ordering them out of the car. they say roamero had a gun in the waist band. >> the driver reached down towards the handgun. at which time officers engaged lethal force. >> they fired 31 rounds, roamero never fired a shot. police say the gun was a replica. here is a replica and real thing side by side. real one is on the left. >> i would say it's impossible to distinguish the difference.

during the confrontation, one officer jumped on the hood of the car and this officer was clearing the car. did he not fire at this point in time. and his sister disputes that. >> i saw everything. i saw everything. >> officers say they found two bags of ecstasy under car seats. d.a.and police internal affairs are investigating this incident after seven police-involved shootings since may. five have been fatal. the chief says officers are confronting more violent times. >> individuals seemingly are more willing to confront our officer was guns. i think that that is going to be a recipe for disaster. >> in this neighborhood there has been a memorial and photos. and investigators still have not talked to them. the mayor's office is hoping to set up a meeting sometime next week.

>> thank you. >> former alameda county supervisor is facing more trouble with the law arrested last week in orange county visiting a relative. police say they found her under the influence of methamphetamine. she faces drug charges and is also charged with child endangerment for leaving drug paraphernalia in the room she was sharing with her young son. she resigned her seat in april after it came out she had an affair and a drug problem. her husband since filed for divorce. >> a supervisor arrested early monday in san diego. police say the supervisor got into a fight in a downtown bar with a 30-year-old arizona man and faces felony battery charges for causing serious injury and disturbing the peace. the 31-year-old is out on bail and yesterday, attended a meeting in sebastapol. he said he was protecting female friends being harassed by rowdies at the bar.

>> to presidential politics, weather is causing republicans now rain in north carolina scuttling plans for the president's outdoor appearance. and there are tens of thousand that's will be turned away. >> yes. right now, president clinton is preparing to put the name in nomination here at the arena. and there is tomorrow night accepting a nomination here. and they're going move it blocks from here to a 75, 73,000 seat stadium. and that plan has been changed. >> he came from oakland to see the president accept the nomination. she got her pass for the stadium like thousands of supporters she was counting on

getting a seat in the open air football arena. >> i'm the one of the people fortunate enough to get a ticket from california, oakland. soy have my ticket so i have it in my hand. >> but these tickets are go no longer valid thchl morning convention organizers said forecasts for rain and lightning forced them to scrap the stadium plans and instead, stay inside of the much smaller time warner arena. >> and so now you're saying very to get another ticket? >> yes. >> and that tens of thousands of people are finding out their tickets to the big event won't get them in to see the president. this bay area resident had five tickets invited family friends just this morning. >> and they were so excited. i told them. that is the time, and this is the time. but now, it's like really disappointing but it's weather.

and we don't have any control on that. >> the campaign had been giving out tickets to volunteer who's now can't get in. >> so i am so hurt behind that. >> this resident decided she'd head to the campaign credentials december tok see if there is a chance of getting a pass. >> i don't think i'll have problems very confidence i came here from oakland and i'll be able to go in to see the president. >> at the westin the credentialing table was closed and staffers told ne mee they had nothing to offer. >> i'm going come here and stand up and yell for president obama just like in the auditorium. so i will be fine. >> saying rain isn't going get me down but you can imagine disappointment of tens of thousands who hoped to see the president in person tomorrow night. >> and we understand not all of them are up for a debate

with republicans this fall. >> there is a sit down interview today. and when i was at tampa, the republican convention, i spoke with her challenger about senator feinstein stein's refusal to debate. >> there is a quote from l.a. times that said nothing is entrenched incumbent like a 42 year politician that won't debate. >> she wants to debate you. l.a. times said you ought to debate her. >> i'm running my own campaign. and thank you, mark. >> is there a to add to that? >> there is a three four meetings in southern california. that is what i'll continue to

do. >> won't it be better to hear both sides? >> no. thank you very much. >> okay. >> and thanks. >> and there is -- we could do have a good sit down interview with the senator which will be playing portions of tomorrow night. and there she doesn't intend to answer questions about it. >> thank you very much. and mark matthews reporting live from charlotte, north carolina. >> you can follow mark on our facebook page or on twitter. he will be tweeting tonight. abc news will have coverage of the convention beginning at 7:00 following this newscast. >> there is a lot to talk about. >> a lot going on today. lightning strikes and not a lot here in the bay area. there is parts of the bay area moving into foothills of the

sierra. we have had scattered storms here in the immediate bay area. there is a live view. we weren't looking over san francisco. but now we'll see clouds, high clouds and breaks in high clouds and there are low clouds moving from the coast and this is an interesting looking sky. and there is almost like a painting. we had weather today and now, taking a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see there is even one thunderstorm i should point out most active weather with strikes and thunderstorms now moving into the sierra foothills. there is a thunderstorm that is moving in the direction of fort ross that hasn't made land fall yet. seems headed in that direction. there are pockets of sprinkles farther south z looking down now off the coastline and santa cruz county coastline. we can see an area of moisture

moving onshore there are no reports of rainfall. here are the current temperature readings, 57 degrees here in san francisco and half moon bay. 64 across the bay and oakland. 62 in santa rosa. mid to upper 70s inland east bay. it's mild now. but not warm. still a possibility of isolated thunderstorms overnight and there should abe wilder pattern friday through saturday. overnight tonight some fog at the coast and high clouds moving over as well. there are lows into mid-50s. and here is what's happening in the atmosphere, there is a remnant low of what was tropical storm john to the south. there is some going into southern california some coming into the bay area, starting at 7:00 this evening, there is that moisture there

is a chance of isolated thunderstorms during overnight hours and it should clear out by tomorrow morning and mid day, leaving with us partly to mostly sunny skies and into afternoon tomorrow, high temperatures in the south bay. upper 60s and mainly 70s into upper 70s at mountain view. there is highs into 70s up to low 80s in calistoga and napa. there are near east bay highs into 70s. there is 75 in newark. inland east bay highs into mid to upper 80s, 87 in livermore, 88 in antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a pattern throughout the weekend of high temperatures into mid-80s around the bay. mid-80s inland and there is a warm up at the start of next week.

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>> we're getting new information about what led up to the highway shooting that critically injured a chp officer. we've learned the officer and another patrolman stopped a gunman to investigate an obstructed license plate. the officer went up to the driver's side of the green jeep and exchanged words with the driver, 36-year-old christopher lacey. >> without warning lacey pulled out a gun and shot the officer in the head. his partner heard the gunshot and saw his partner go down. >> and lacey died, police found a knife, ammunition and

a road loaded weapon in the vehicle. lacey esh earn aid master's degree from san francisco state university. investigators now analyzing data on computers found in his home. >> and for everyone who knew officer youngstorm this is a difficult time. he is not expected to survive. he lives in cordelia and tonight his friends and supporters maybe some family are gathering in a school for a candle light vigil. abc 7 news is there live tonight with the story. >> this vigil starts at 7:30 at ridge view park. and it hasn't started yet because there is back to school night as you can see, a picture of officer youngstorm has gone up. there is a flag there as well. there is a better picture to sow you of the officer shot. and i spoke with the pta treasurer today of oak brook school.

she says it's a big part of the community and all kids in the area play sports with the kids. which is why they felt they needed to do something. >> we wanted to opportunity to get together and be able to share thoughts and feelings. and there is concern in the community so we're trying to help ease some of the concerns. >> and again, once back to school night gets out at 7:00 people expected to come over to the park. it's supposed to be held over by the playground. if it rains they do have another plan to go inside because we have had sprinkles but so far, it's staying dry for now. >> we've created a special section where you can leave thoughts of support for officer youngstorm and his family. you'll find it on facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> in tonight's money matters has stock finally bottomed out?

founder mark zuckerberg is pledging not to flood the market by selling shares for another year. stock now sells for less than of its price but did rise 4.5% today. zynga launch aid new game today farmville, 2 promising ways to interact with friends with stunning visuals. the first gim guilt bilt in 3 d. safeway announced plans to spin off its black hawk network. a lot $7 bill yn worth last year, expected to go public in the first half of next year, wall street waiting for a decision on improving the european economy. and fed yechl lost ground after cutting its quarterly outlook. >> have you ever wondered why during rush hour, no one is rushing anywhere? >> that is a question the city asked when looking at the nightmare every morning and

afternoon and tonight as abc 7 news explains, they're testing a new solution to that perplexing problem. >> we don't need to tell you we're having problem was the tape. >> also coming up, michael finney helps solve a driver dilemma. >> how he was able to atake down a dmv road

>> all dressed up and nowhere to go. that is how a woman felt when she bought a beautiful porsche she could not drive. >> frustration doesn't begin to describe the thoughts that went through her mind. what seemed simple fix turned into anything but. a table full of paper work is what it took for petra to finalize her purchase of the 2008 porsche. she paid cash for the vehicle.

three months later the dmv hadn't sent her the title and registration. >> they told me the paper work with the dmv was in the completed due to bankruptcy of the dealership. >> this skeleton of a facebook page is all that is left of the dealership that went bankrupt and closed for good in august, last year. apparently before all of the paper work was final yidzed. petra told to go to the kmv to complete it we're under the understanding we'd supply all of the paper work we'd get our title and registration within next four weeks. >> but it didn't work out that way. she was asked to fill out more paper work in may, and then, again again in, july. >> the same application came back to us to be submitted again. >> by now, the temporary

registration had run out zpetra could no longer drive it i cannot drive the vehicle with an expired license plate. i was advised it could be confiscated. >> the dmv requested she purchase a $35,000 bond protecting the agency from any liability. it was a bond her insurance agent told her could only be purchased by a dealership. >> that is when i gave up. >> she called 7 on your side. and we contacted the dmv. >> my surprise i received a phone call from the dmv, consumer real yailgss. -- relations. it's 5:30. i talked to channel 7. >> two days later she had title and registration. the dmv described this process of reconstructing the application as a lengthy one. and said the eight months it took to resolve this case was normal. >> fi would not have had

channel 7 making this call, what was i to do? >> martin says the dealership received one complaint stemming from the closure. >> problem solved. >> yes. >> thank you. >> and coming up next, the fall harvest in napa valley. >> the question, will this be

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it came from an old idea a map used to hang in the school front office. >> kinder garden one color so, on. >> they were pins in the map? >> pins like these. >> this helps identify people living in your neighborhood. >> pal yes alto calls this web site school pool. it let's you create a shared calendar through driving, e mail, and send out a mass text if something changes. >> just one by one take as many cars out as possible. >> in case parents need a push there are a special parking spot. some parents discovered other benefits are sweet. >> for nico about saving the environment cutting down traffic for the kids... it's about fun. >> i think the kids are having a lot more fun when they get to spend more time with their friends. i love listening to them talking about their day. >> the school pool zbt doesn't stop there. it let's parents organize bike

pool autos you goat see friends before school starts. >> with exercise ask arrive fresh at school, ready to learn. >> in palo alto, abc 7 news. >> there is some breaking news we want to tell you about happening san ves yeah now. at the airport. the terminal b has been shut down because of a possible fire. >> there are spencer christian. >> and there is a look back, looking at a bill lit of a rainbow. and and there is active weather calming down here with the most accuweather moving out towards the sierra. there is a look, you can see a little weakening cell just about to move on to the area along the coastline z farther south. and there is some sprinkles

and very light and widely scattered showers in an area of moisture moving onto the peninsula now. we do have a red flag warning in affect for high fire danger until 11:00 in the morning. there is some ground to lightning strikes. sheert accu-weather forecast. there is mild weather and a steady pattern. >> thank you. >> now, napa valley grape growers try to beat the rain. picking going on day and night in the valley. and wayne freedman so far says the weather has been just what the vitners ordered. >> there is a winery that feels as if the world's consewers passed through. today they found a visual bonus. the first grapes from this year's crop. a wine maker's delight with most still on the vine.

>> you can see skin starting to soften. >> john manages the wineries and that is a premium brand. wine brought to $11 billion for the county last year based on that number, when local grower told a state of the season grape conference there is a hand made product. >> there aren't many things left in the world truly hand made and hand harvested and crushed. >> the wine makers saying this year's vintage has been exceptional. it's been a good year to be a graim. >> there is a reason is the weather grapes grow best in warm days and cool nights this year, they got them. wine makers compare the crop to 2005 or maybe 2007. and this is assuming good weather hold autos we're having a great growing season.

>> to assure more of them notice spots in the vineyards. this has been a good year to replace them with new ones. this is now in rows facing north to south. >> this is like a person growing up. you have youth, then maturity. it might be 15 years of the 25. >> figure three years for a white grapevine, five years for a red. and next month, for the final verdict on this year's vint yang. >> coming up next a frightening moment in oakland. >> a wicked line

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>> playoff chase book a -- took a back seat to the a's. the pitcher got hit in the head and got rocked. mcarjy taken to the hospital. the rest of the game wasn't fun, either. there is bases loaded and he singles to right. and there is a score, morales tagged out in the inning. there is a rocket that hit mccarthy in the head. he was taken, take a look. the ball hits above the right here and down he goes. good news is that he was able to walk off the mound and there is a standing ovation from the appreciative fans who are concerned. and a's lost a game 7-1. >> from that distance, it hit

him to a point where he didn't see the rest of the play. but it goes to throw them out, meaning that if it's a glancing blow it probably goes tout center field. it was scary for us. >> just tried to get out there as quickly as i can. just trying to make sure he didn't do anything to further injury himself. >> that is frightening. and there is tennis, andy roddick's only major title came at the 2003 u.s. open. there is a weather delay. roddick able to take a first set tie breaker and pretty forehand winner but then came up short in the second set tie breaker. there roddick, down a line, and way too long, there is a third set, 6-2, this is match point. the final shot of the career is right there. he loses in four sets.

and there is an emotional roddick reflecting on a career spanning 825 matches. >> it's been a road of ups and downs and great moments. and i've appreciated your support along the way. i haven't made it easy for you at times. but i -- i really do appreciate it and love you guy was all my heart. >> and and sharapova wants a first set in the rally and serving for the match bartoi hits long and she'll take p top seed and and little jack weighed in at eight pountsdz, eight ounces. wife, jair doing fine. sheert coach. there is a little boy that will arrive just in time.

>> this is a good ones like to come also. >> and there is a -- . >> there is a niner. >> yes. >> and that is this edition of abc 7 news. >>