a deadly moving rampage. gunfire stretching for blocks and indecision to six victims shot and killed police tell us the gunman is now, also dead. >> i hear bang, bang, bang. so i ran. >> gunfire sent police scrambling to a street corner near santa monica college. >> we heard a loud bang. and repetitive gunshots after that. >> i seen people running a girl told me i had to get off the camp use police say the gunman was shooting on the run. >> the suspect headed towards the library. shot at women just before entering. accosted a number of patrons inside of the library. the officers engaged the suspect. he was shot and killed. >> this eye witness saw a man on the ground. >> he had shoes off and he was

lying motionless, nobody attempting to resuscitate him. >> officers found dead bodies nearby. >> we found multiple victims. it's clear they were fatality autos cars were riddled with bullets. investigator says they have a second person of interest in custody. shooting caught the attention of the secret service because president obama was just miles away but agents say it had no impact on the visit. now there are at least five people injured some of them required surgery but three others have now been able to go home. the suspect has not been identified. back to you. >> thank you. here at home a fight at the great mall ended with the arrest of one man and death of another inside of the sports authority store. that is where sergio is live

with the story tonight. >> we're several hours into this investigation and police are still on scene and this store still closed. police called here about a fight inside of the store and someone was using some kind of weapon during that fight. right now investigators have not described the weapon nor said what sparked this fight to led to this homicide. a quick response did lead to arrest of the speekt we received a call from inside about a fight involving a weapon. officer was able to take the suspect into custody while inside of the store. >> he said 13 seconds is how long it took police to arrive here. the call before 11:00 a.m. there were customers and employees inside of the store during the fight. they were held inside and this

store will likely remain closed throughout the evening as crime scene technicians wrap up their work. i did just talk to a crew specializing in cleaning up crime scenes they're waiting to go in to start cleaning up this scene. >> thank you very much. the president's trip to silicon valley made headlines today when defended a massive snooping program. and major internet companies are denying giving access to your history online. we begin our coverage of the president's visit. >> good morning, everybody. >> the president took two questions both about revel yaigs the government is gathering data about private conversation autos what i can say is that in evaluating the

programs they make a difference in our capacity to anticipate and prevent possible terrorist activity. >> the president saying unless a judge aublgorizes it they are not listening or reading e mail autos there are save guards involved and ned ral judges are overseeing the entire program throughout. >> a glance around the shop reveelz a slew of internet user who's aren't convinced. >> we lost a right to privacy with this government. >> that is the civil liberties perspective. >> the government knows everything about us. yes. dehinging our freedom. >> in short you might not love the idea of the government watching you online z folks say the concern is greater with the internet than phone records. >> it's everything.

things you don't even tell your friends and family. >> all of your phones you who talk to. where. when, how. what you say. >> she's concerned and created a free app that encrypts your conversations but wishes internet companies would stop storing histories so when government asks there is nothing to give. >> we've got to get rid of the data. that is how to get back to democracy. >> the president used his visit to help launch a campaign to get latinos to sign up for affordable health care insurance. david? >> clinics such as this one in east san jose and groups are springing into action to enroll people and to prepare for patients.

last night the president was alt a fund-raiser, today, became a salesman. >> you can comparison shop on an array of private plans side by side just like you're going online to check out cars or airline tickets. >> a coalition joined cover california the state's exchange to target latinos. they makeup almost two thirds of california's seven million inun -- uninsured. >> the success depends on whether or not we're able to communicate z hopefully provide the right information so they enroll. >> similar campaigns will target oirj minority groups. >> we need to get them enrolled like we need to get hispanics enrolled we're going to do that between now and january 1 through media. grass roots, top to bottom.

>> the wave of the insured patients has clinics scrambling to expand. >> we are expecting to need to raise six or seven figures. right now, we have a waiting list of 300 people before obama care hits in 2014. >> affordable rates are the goal, some patients claim the premiums are beyond their means. >> it can be hard to afford it from 9 $5 to $200 a month. and you know for most people that is not really affordable. >> the campaign will include print and broadcast media as well as a big push using social media. >> the president is in palm springs meeting with the chinese president if arriving

in the desert about three hours ago. and are expected to hold a joint news conference. >> well, it's been a frustrating compute for drivers heading from martinez to pittsburgh. a big rig jackknifed and landed near the edge of a freeway barrier over 680 interchange about two hours ago closing down all eastbound lanes leading to a huge back up as you can see. a tow truck was able to clear the lanes. the road has reopened. but because of many cars backed up it's still a bit hairy out there. a bizarre development in court on corruption scandal involving george shirakowa. the judge postponed scheduling

because of a new and unrelated charge against shirakowa. >> the lawyers told the judge the sudden filing violated a plea deal that resolved all gaigs against him. judge pennypacker saying he thought the plea deal would quote, cover everything. >> he has been convicted of 12 criminal counts for lying on campin finance skprorts gambling with public funds. in march plead guilty to five felonies and seven misdemeanors. prosecuters reached a plea deal where he would spend a year in jail make reimbursements and pledge never to run for office again. but on wednesday the district attorney filed a new case against the disgraced former

supervisor are now charged with crimes related to an illegal campaign mailer mailed out during a race for a city council seat between a former aid and opponent. prosecutors say a routine swab taken when shirakowa was arrested came back with a hit from the state dna data bank. dna found on a postage stamp at one of the pieces aimed at disare crediting durasco. >> no one was thinking about this case we're surprised when the data base hit from the state came back. >> defense attorney stephen clark says the judge has some thorny issues before him. >> to throw a new charge in at

this late stage is unfair that. is what the judge is going to have to sort out. >> they'll be back in court in july, hopefully with answers to complicated legal questions. >> still head we're live on the bay there has been another set become for america's cup competition. one team forced out of the early rounds. >> what police will be doing doing to bring down violent crime rate in oakland. >> death of a night stalker a killer terrorized california you'll hear from two men who looked him in the eye. >> record setting temperatures today and triple

it's been anything but smooth sailing for america's cup race in san francisco. today the ever-shrinking competition just got smaller. the number of preliminary races is being scaled back from 21 to just 15. cornell bernard is live along the embarcadero. >> scaled back but safer that is how officials describe racing events for july. and involved the late return of team artemis.

it means fewer races in rounds for the america's cup. >> one to allow more time between races. >> the accident killed sailor andrew bart simpson. many thought artemis was out of the competition. the team announced he it has a new boat. >> just a great story. good news is that there is a question only answered with time. >> it's a difficult time for people to understand what is going on. i understand confusion. >> this editor fears last minute changes to the america's cup could drive fans away. >> i'm still hopeful we're

going to end up with a great event what. is going on is a difficult down sizing and we can feel that. >> this realtor says down sized event or not the market is hot with clients looking to rent or rent out their home. this home hz a private dock and private yacht. >> taking interested parties to san francisco. >> what does that run for? >> $100,000 a month. >> there are cheaper options available, too. fans coming from around the world. some still looking for long term logic very windy and clear, preliminaries start july 7th. the winner advancing to the america's cup september 7th. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and this race has

challenging. the plan is to use special police agencies for focus areas of the city. >> this time we've been more successful due to the size of the areas created. >> opd has attempted area command in the past but this time the chief says it will be different. they're making areas smaller, five districts will have a commander with authority to focus on strategies that are designed for each community. a key target this weekend will be side show skptz recent spike in gun violence. >> warm weather, more people outside, more potential for violence that. is one of the reasons we need to be visibility. >> chp focuses on side shows. quick to stress resourz will be taken from areas of the city with less crime, rather,

chp and officers and overtime for the weekend. >> it's $8 million a year. >> noelle says it's a strain on stit budget and slams taxpayers. >> right at $7.7 million a year oakland pays for overtime. >> money he believes would be better use in improving radio systems. >> we've got to go beyond that and join the county system that does work. >> says there will be units out tonight and alameda county district attorney says they plan to fully prosecute those responsible. nick smith abc 7 news. >> san francisco officials cooked up new regulations to settle a long-simmering dispute between restaurants and food trucks prohibiting food trucks within 75 feet of a restaurant and places restrictions on trucks operate

bid chain restaurants. there are concessions made to these rolling foody favorites they'll able to park closer to elementary and high schools and awill youed next to hospitals. >> amazing how people line up let's talk about the weather forecast. nice day to be outside. >> we're going to get more of the heat before the weekend is over. >> we're we go. mainly sunny skies and a little area of fog south of the golden gate along the coastline. quite a warm day, we've had a hot day. livermore, 102 degrees.

a 41 degree spread so that is what we get sometimes here in the bay area. some wide ranging high temperatures. here looking along the over z.over the bay this is from the exploratorium camera looking over the bay. temperatures now 66 in san francisco. now, looking at the exploratorium from our roof top camera, blue sky as above. just wispy clouds working over the bay. it's now 96 in livermore, there is heat locked n fog at the golden gate bridge more 100 degree heat tomorrow another spare the air day but cooling down sunday so you can see fog melting away there to

just a skinny shallow marine layer. let me give you another look at beach hazard still in effect in santa cruz area. be on the lookout for large shore breaks. okay. tomorrow, summer spread highs 67 in half moon bay. 74 san francisco. less go inland east bay to walnut creek 101 degrees, inland to antioch 104 degrees tomorrow, lots of triple digit heat tomorrow. low 60s. and then, tomorrow, in the south bay heating continues we'll see highs 92 in san jose. peninsula, 90 in redwood city. upper 60s on the coast.

downtown san francisco 74 degrees tomorrow. 96 in nappa. highs 80 in oakland. inland east bay, up to 104 in brentwood. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures going to tumble on sunday. well, not really. justifying tiffly. seem literal because difference in temperatures will be sharp, 20 degree plunge sunday. so this two days of heat, then things go back to cooler than average again. >> getting used to this. >> we are. >> coming up next lines forming in a south bay doughnut shop today. >> all fr a

stock markets turned higher, dow jones gained more than 200 points today mer than making up what was lost this week. jobs robert showed employers added 175,000 people to their payrolls in may. that is considered only a modest gain but it gave new hope the government will continue buying bonds and keeping interest rates low. also, more people are looking for work and that is a sign of

confidence that they'll be able to actually find a job. >> tonight rough times for apple's number one competitor. samsung lost $12 million in market value after stock was down grade bid several brokerages. concerned sales of the galaxy s 4 are slowing and apple may start a trade in program for iphones. a patented suit today with motorola and others but the $500 million settlement was a disappointment to wall street. stocks fell almost 20%. toyota rolled out the 2014 version of the corolla. it's longer and sits lower than the current. it also has a sportier new look, more gadgets to compete with other cars. >> well swrerk another 30 minutes of news coming up for you. as we continue tonight the

death of richard ramez. >> you may better know him as the night stalker. >> the deadline to approve a spending plan is a week away. why

the serial killer known as the night stalker died today. richard ram yedz best known for a series of murders here in the bay area. laura anthony is live with the story two of men investigating his reign of terror here. laura? >> we talked with two veterans san francisco police officers and one long time defense attorney, all three agree it's an image and an experience they'll never forget. >> it was probably better off without him. i know we were. a very evil man. >> this homicide investigator trying to solve murders retired inspector looked into the iz of richard ramirez. when going interview him. >> you can see evil, what i

felt was evil, the devil coming, reeking from his forhead he had a girlfriend in the east bay. >> police chief greg sur was an officer in 1980s after convictions he was brought to the san francisco hall of justice for questioning. >> he was in the window just standing there. like it was a picture window. one of my brother officers almost jumped into my arms saying can you imagine finding that guy in your clockit? >> he was linked to the murder of peter pan in 1985. he was never prosecuted here instead sent to death row where he reached out to robert brian. >> talking about a pro foundly disturbed person. >> over a several year period

he never took his case. he remembers the odd attraction to the man who pro claimed his allegiance to the devil. >> i remember one blonde from new jersey and someone from the mid west. all descending in my office. he wasn't paul mccartney. he wasn't one of the beatles but had that persona. at least in their eyes. >> he did get married in 1996 to a freelance journalist seen him on television. she stood by ramirez after her own family disowned her. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. >> tonight the city of san bruno wants pge to pay more money and fines for the explosion that killed eight people, destroying 38 homes, the public utilities commission recommended the utility spend to upgrade the safety of the natural gas

system. san bruno wants pg&e to pay penalties amounting to almost $4 billion and also recommends the utility be fined. pg&e says both proposed penalties are excessive. >> a judge today sentenced a father to three years in jail for kidnapping his two children from their home and stealing a yablgt from an alameda marina. the 43-year-old will likely just spend nine months behind bars he surrendered near santa cruz. he believes his his attorney says he had no idea what he did. >> california's more lok

closely. and nannette miranda has the story now on the fight over $3 million. >> the state's foster children are el j jibl until age 21 for coverage under medical. a program for low income californians. they lose insurance after that. >> i don't have. >> i safety net. >> that is what happened to this stanford grad who has a painful chronic illness is uninsured. >> they limit it and try to tough it out and take whatever tylenol you can and maybe spend a day in bed or something like that. or front the cost governoring to the emergency room. >> in 2014 former foster youth will be required under the federal affordable care act to be covered under medical until age 26. until then, advocates hoping to begin coverage now for 6,000 who aged out of the

system. they've been trying to get ledge slay tur to pay for the years because other adult children have been able to get coverage under their parents private insurance until age 26. >> so in order to be equitable beca the state is the parent of the children we need them to be able to stay on our health insurance until age 26. >> he says the budget is balanced because programs have been scaled back and anticipates a slow down in the economy. >> one of the things we don't want to do is return to the days where budget leveled the spending that can't be supported. >> democratic lawmakers have been at odds with the governor over state pending their budget proposal advocates $3 million to medical. chris cal o'grady is crossing fingers and ready to see a doctor.

>> an alternate plan just to cover foster youth turning 21 this year. >> coming up next amazing come back of the gray wolf. >> so is it too soon to

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taken into custody today. two weeks ago richardson told authorities her husband sent the letters she claimed to find sus spishus materials in her refrigerator. >> today is national doughnut day. one shop decided to fill theirs with foie gras. it is illegal to buy or sell foie gras in california thanks in part to a series of i team reports. >> why not foie gras? it's a delicious food that is hard to get. people appreciate it when you provide it for them. >> looks like they're take advantage of a loophole in the

law. >> psycho he doughnuts gave away all of the 400 foie bombs today, animal rights groups say this is evidence the state needs to close loopholes in the ban. >> from protecting ducks to the wolf the obama administration ready to end four decades of trying to save the gray wolf. there are now 6,000 of them roaming northwestern united states. despite concerns u.s. wish service propose lifting restrictions remaining in the reflt of the country. the final decision will be made in a year. >> just head tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00 high techniques retailers are using to find out how y

when you're shopping you're being watched. not just by security.

retailers want to know everything about how you bee naif stores tonight jonathan bloom looks at what the new marketing tools could mean for your privacy. sometimes a sign is a sign. some sm times, it's watching you. >> this has a small camera into the back of the sign. >> there is a presenting bus that are now getting into camera business. >> i look at the sign my face is circled. >> it's an ordinary swine an extraordinary ability to recognize faces. you can tell if you're looking and for how long and remarkably good at telling your age and gender. >> why put a camera in? >> that is the best way to attract the immediate reaction. >> saying internet marketers

can tell if you click on an app. >> are people looking at signs? what is the focus on the sign? who are the people looking at the sign? >> smart sign gives those records from a device so cheap it could be everywhere. >> are getting down to a couple hundred bucks. >> some are doing it with cameras in the ceiling. a system like this can work using your own existing surveillance camera. >> san francisco 3 vr finded with money from the cia they built facial recognition that tracks through the store. >> understand where they dwell. the way i'd like to talk about it is to say we're friendlier big brother. >> i can ask the system to

alert me, maybe i need another number out there. >> it can tell us customers are happy or upset. answers the important question. >> conversion rate. how many people walked into the store? we have cameras connected. >> that is where it gets sticky. cameras connected to cash registers. it could mean a stored smag no long year nonnews. >> it could be linked to credit card transactions to the register, there is a a wealth of information on people. we don't know how long it's being stored for. >> frontier fountdation worries it could be used for identity theft. >> what is the solution? >> retailers not to store as much information. >> smart side analyzes but never stores it. >> we're not tracking people, we're tracking profiles thing

that's help retailers and consumers save time and money. >> this consumer advocate is worried. >> the problem with that argument is it relies on us trusting company autos eyes on us all of the time. >> yes. >> let's put our eyes on the weather. >> sunny skies around the bay area, shallow fog south of the golden gate over the bay. expect poor air quality as ozone levels are elevated. state wide tomorrow going to be a hot day across the state of california and here in the bay area. up north high temperatures above 100 degrees.

here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. all that have heat wuft go as way sunday temperatures drop sharply. upper 50s on the coast. and you can get information by following us on twitter. >> it's emotional. >> we'll follow you. >> thank you. >> yes. >> thank you. >> let's turn our attention to sports now. >> pretty good game. >> really good unless you're lebron james. shot that has spurs smiling and heat just shaking their heads. tony parker with a last minute prayer. was this more difficult than one against warriors? we'll

good evening if spurs win this year, tony parker's crazy last minute globetrotter style buzzer beater will be talked about forever. he says irt wasn't as tough against the shot he made in the warriors. flash back to game three. off balance in the lane falling down sideways and banks it in. then parker falls to the

ground. that clinched the victory for san tan toneo. which was more difficult? >> that is harder for sure. because of the stage and because it's nba final asks we're playing miami that is why. >> you have no joy until it's over you and won. but for us it's the grind every day. as a team of trying to wint series. >> no fun being a super star multi millionaire. abc 7 coverage will be beginning sunday night at 4:30 our guest will be carl landry. >> the semi finals of french

open a grueling five sets. the jokers won every major title except the french open, my, my. great valley in the 4th set. both players back and forth. and the fifth goes on and on and on. he hit the net. you cannot do that. you cannot make contact with the net. there, you see it, ends up making the game. he still has a lot of energy 59 and one at the french open heading to sunday' finals. match point return is long and 4th seat ferer moves ton a

first grand slam title. earthquakes just don't have magic as they had last season. he had two stints guiding the quakes. this season just three wins and 15 games so mark watts yn named interim coach will be in charge for the season trying to shake things up. a's beat white sox on sunday third inning you can't throw a strike on an 02 count. that is gone. 1-0 white sox our producer saying bases are loaded and scott is like miss cleeo remember? remember?

psychic network. that didn't work. rain-delayed first round of the lpga championship. that is perfection. she is five back on the leader. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hard wear. >> that helps putting stats. >> awesome shot. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00. just how much would you pay to have lunch with the oracle of omaha? the winning bid to dine with warren buffet. >> google, yahoo and facebook could be monstered. what mark zuckerberg is promising tonight.

>> thanks for joining us for this edition of abc 7 news. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time as auchls see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... this is "jeopardy!" from hamburg, new york...ler a spanish professor from rockford, illinois... and our returning champion, an mba student from new york, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome back to our champion, greg, whose favorite cereal is cap'n crunch. i know that because he told me at t of yesterday's program. and, also, that was the correct response that enabled him to become champion on our last show.

tim and susan, welcome aboard. good luck. here we go, jeopardy! round. categories -- what are they? let's find out. each correct response will begin with an "n" and end with a greg. let's start with alice in wonderland for $200, please. tim. who is the mad hatter? right. european holidays, $200. greg. what is new year's day? yes. i'll take alice in wonderland for