james hong and david wong of fremont. >> tiffany wilson is live with local reaction to this tragedy. tiffany? >> and dan, teachers do not have words to describe the tragedy of david's death. the superintendent believes that many are still in shock. if you ask what david wong liked you will hear basketball. what he studied, computer engineering but asking who he was is a complicated question. >> how people are dealing with it personally, i'm not sure they have yet. it's like taking in news right now. >> david hose to include bible verses. >> they say this is my commandment that you love one another as i have loved you.

greater love has no one than this than to lay down one's life for his friends. >> on friday, david died next to his friends. >> reading this, and thinking about how this tragedy ended. i don't know if there is any comfort in it. but in the fact he was with friends? i don't know. >> fremont christian will dedicate the outdoor basketball court to david he loved playing pick up at lunch. >> we need to put up something that tells david's story so whether you come here in 5, 10 years you can read this. >> sadly this isn't the first time the school memorialized a student. # >> many, many years later that still is with you. so i'm sure i won't for get david. >> may he rest in peace. in fremont, abc7 news. >> so many young people being

remembered tonight. that was a very emotional day of mourning at uc santa barbara today for that service. abc7 news reporter attended the memorial and is live tonight from isla vista with coverage. that might have been pro found. >> yes. a powerful event. there is 15,000 people expected the stadium holds about 20,000 people. there are students sitting out on the field. it just wrapped up half an hour ago. one of the more powerful speakers a father of a student killed friday night. richard martinez is the father of a student doned down at the deli friday night. he called for students to mobilize to try to stop the violence. >> do you agree that the people in washington stud hear that not one more person should have to

die because of this ridiculous situation, then when i raise my hand i want you to shout so loud, that they're going to hear you. >> not one more! >> also in attendance, parents of george chen, before coming to the stadium they visited a small memorial of flowers and candles outside of the capri apartments talking with us about their son last night. >> we never thought this would happen to our son. he's a smart, diligent kid he -- it's one of the nicest boys i can imagine. >> they say their son lived in student housing but was visiting friends so they wanted to know where he died >> we wanted to see the place. >> they were at the memorial along with parents of the other two young men from the bay area killed at the capri apartments last night. george's parents talked with students there.

>> he's just the sweetest, loveliest boy. all four years of high school, he did a lot of volunteer work. he helped a lot of people. i don't know why this happened to our son. >> they said they will do all they can to keep this from happening again. campuses here in the bay area are remembering their former student killed in the massacre. >> that is the voice of the principal of lindbrook high school making an announcement as students returned to class for the first time since the deadly rampage. one victim, james hong graduated from lind brooke in 2012. students were invited to go to the library and write messages about james.

>> people are surprised that someone from our school got killed >> i heard he's a very nice kid it's weird to know that could happen to him. >> james used to work back stage in the drama department. his teacher said he was not a student that sought spotlight but his honesty and efforts in the classroom made him a standout. >> preparations under way for a vigil tomorrow at uc berkeley. nick smith reports live with what organizers hope to accomplish. >> tonight accused killer of a bay area teenager is sitting in jail, awaiting trial he's been there six long years. the young victim's family is tired of waiting for justice. vic lee is in the newsroom to explain what is taking so long. vic? >> when george gascone became

district attorney three years ago, he inherited a backlog of murder cases. some 8 to 9 years old. he was able to clear them, but this was an example of that bold adage, wheels of justice grind slowly. monica gonzales's 19-year-old son was stabbed to death in a party near san francisco state. police arrested martin martinez the next morning. the murder happened october 28, 2008. it's been almost six years the case has yet to go to trial. >> i'm angry. sad. and i can't take it anymore. i loved my son. i just want stay with us jus tis for him. that is all. >> monica's letters to politicians have not been returned she can't make sense out of answers she's heard in pretrial hearings. >> the defense has other cases, there is not a courtroom. someone is taking vacation. >> i personally don't like to

see any case sit around for a long time. >> but the district attorney says many things complicated case. there have been a succession of prosecutors and request for delays by the prosecutor. >> we've been ready to go to trial multiple times. the defense was not. >> after building for six years have you to wonder, what is going on? >> joe toomy says murder cases do take a long time to go to trial, but this is rare. he says long waits take a toll on cops, as well. >> there is nothing to tell the family. how many times can you tell the family it's been delayed? >> the defendant's attorney told us on the phone all parties want this to be concludeed and work towards that goal. but remember, martinez has been in custody the whole time. toomy says the defendant is not the only one with a right to a speedy trial. >> the people have a right to a

speedy trial. the victim's family have a right to a speedy trial. >> the district attorney obtained grand jury indictments against martinez on charges related to the case. solicitation for murder. a new trial date has been set for october. we'll follow this story and see if that date sticks. vic lee, abc7 news. >> we know you will, vic, thank you. a family pleading for help two years to the day since gunfire kill aid husband and father in oakland. someone shot him while he was driving home from his job may 27, 2002. his paem and friends gathered and prayed where kid was guned down. his mother urged witnesses to help solve this murder. >> need someone to come up and

it could be just a little thing. maybe it can help the case any little thing. >> police and the family say he has no connection to gangs crime stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward. >> jury selection in a civil suit filed by brian stow, the man beaten into a coma at dodger stadium. he suffered brain injury that's left him disabled after he was attacked in the parking lot following a season opener between giants and tojers in 2011. the trial expected to last 40 days. stow is not expected to testify. >> kaiser perment yeah is back

open after a threat forced it to close this morning. police called it specific and credible. and the patients could not get medical appointments. kaiser's main hospital and emergency room never closed. >> bishop of oakland diocese may be seeking clarification in a controversial language of a contract prompting three teachers to leave their jobs. he met at oakland bishop odowd high school. >> we're happy with dialogue today but there are things we still like to be clarified. >> the students who met with oakland bishop say they appreciate the dialogue. >> we're hopeful the language

will clear up the controversy. >> purpose of the language is to fears what is going nobody it? i don't know. >> three teachers will lose their jobs because they refused to sign a one year contract with the diocese containing this language inserted by bishop barber, quote, in both employee personal and professional life, employee expected to model and promote behavior conform ti in the teaching with the roman catholic faith in matters of faith and morals and do nothing tends to be discredit to the school or diocese in oakland a petition collected three p00 signatures. parents started one, too, with more than 600. this parent, maggie cook says polling showed teachers who signed it weren't comfortable with it necessarily. >> only four were okay witness the rest had serious concerns about it.

i probably would have signed it, too. you know? >> three teachers lost jobs over the issue. some worry more will leave in the weeks and months still to come. >> could something resolve with what he hears? with what he hears next year's contract might be considered? i don't know. >> parents and students were planning a demonstration friday. it's not clear if that will happen. >> still to come on abc7 news at 6:00 demonstration turned violent at san francisco city college. >> also here the organization giving pg&e high marks for gas operations. san bruno says they're full of hot air. >> we didn't have any today. some hotter air is coming our way. i'll have the accu-weather forecast in just a moment.

>> have you had it with unwanted sales? ahead on seven on your side two apps promis gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller.

two city college of san francisco students took steps today towards suing their school after a demonstration turned violent. they filed a claim against san francisco police accusing officers of attacking protestors. student activists posted this video that shows classes with

police back in march. changes emerged because of threats to yank school accreditation >> law enforcement conducted themselves with cruelty. i saw violence affected with glee on the elderly, sdald and young women without explanation >> we're going to be asking for retaining for police departments in order to try to stop city college says it's not commenting on the claims. >> pg&e getting high marks tonight from an international auditor but in san bruno officials are not impressed. since the september to ten pipeline explosion, pg&e tried to remain confidence of the customers. two years ago, the company reached out to lloyd register an

independent aut auditor to validate improvements pg&e was making. >> all of us are focused on how to make this system safest it can be? >> pg&e says that included replacing pipelines inspecting what is underground, installing valves and interviewing crews. the register which has been in business 250 years says they called shots during inspections though pg&e hires, and pays them for work. i'm not going to sign those unless i have confidence that these guys have got systems in place they have met standards. >> the oughtitor says pg&e is a better, safer company. >> independent review is just

another example of not identifying audits that are made. >> the city does not believe that safer. >> fert fiction you need to continue to earn it. >> lloyds will be back and every year after that. in san bruno, abc7 news. >> all right. moving on to weather, i hope you like weather. perfect. right? >> really? >> i don't always hit it. talking about weather, yourself?

>> yes. yes. sunny skies across the bay area now. nearly picture before weather. patch of coastal clouds up north there. but most of the coastline is sunny. winds have been brisk. they remain that way right now. 33 miles per hour gusts. 22 miles per hour gusts in half moon bay and mayor field, 26 miles per hour gusts. around the area it's breezy but pleasant. taking a look at the beautiful view over san francisco, under blue skies now. it's 66 degrees. looking west it's eight p in

santa rosa. 76 napa. 77 in livermore, looking down at a clear coastline, ocean beach, mount tam these forecast features will be clear and breezy tonight. mild to warm the next two days and turning cooler on friday and saturday. why we have breezy conditions and why it's going to be turning cooler today. this air mass associated low pressure system moving down in our direction. a nice brisk breeze. temperatures dropping below yesterday's highs. this is an indicator topping out in mid-80s in livermore. temperatures starting to climb again next week.

tonight clear skies cool in the north bay valleys. we'll see upper 40s on the coastline. sunny, mild to warm in the south bay, highs 80 in san jose. on the peninsula, mostly 78 redwood city. 79 mountain view. breezy but mild on the coast. low 60s in pacifica and half moon bay. low to mid-80s in santa rosa. 76 in oakland. inland east bay, mainly low to mid-80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. thursday, upper 80s inland. cooling down friday. saturday will be coolest day of the period. and temperatures starting to climb again on sunday, monday, tuesday. sort of a rollercoaster ride of temperatures. >> just ahead here, teen-aged

driver getting caught red handed. >> covering up an accident with a red light camera.

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hundreds of firefighters joined a battle against a wildfire in mariposa county. 500 firefighters now on the scene, many taking part in a fierce aerial assault due to rough terrain.

four have suffered minor injuries. so called hunter's fire began as a structure fire. it's being fuelled by dry brush and strong winds. >> to yuba county. a teen-age driver crashed into a red light camera. police say he was speeding when he hit a light pole. look at this shot. police found the driver. witnesses could not believe he thought he'd get a way with this craziness. >> i think someone would know this. >> the driver was charged with hit and run. >> soon people in the south bay will be able to dash for cashes

a ben factor plans to move his game to san jose tomorrow, owe today the hunt continued in san francisco. people searched for envelopes planted on lombard street. clues being published on the twitter account hidden cash. the anonymous donor says there will be a give away and that is free money. i'll do that >> moving on just ahead here at 6:00 plans to honor victims of the santa barbara mass why ker. >> president obama's updated plan to pull u.s. forces out of afghanistan just when will troops be home? >> and is it a red

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>> an emotional memorial today at uc santa barbara for victims of a deadly rampage in isla vista. >> students returned to campus after a son of a hollywood film director killed six testimony people, then himself. >> uc berkeley is coming together to honor the victims of the killing spree. nick smith is live with the plans for tomorrow's event. nick? >> the area behind me will be transformed tomorrow the space is quiet, previeding the perfect back drop to mourn the loss of those killed hundreds of miles away and close to home. >> the point is to be supportive. joe downs is organizing support

for the families of the victims. there will be a community united in the grief. >> i felt affected by it i wanted to plan this so everyone could support each other. >> the theme of support has been spreading. our cameras were in santa cruz when hundreds gathered to mourn and remember the students killed on friday. many today told me what they witnessed happening was a perfect way to show how they're connected. >> i'm from that area. yes. my heart is going out for them the people affected. >> seeing you know, like people care. and you know we're humans. we can maybe understand. >> it's like worried about them. i saw the post and it was good. >> officials will begin

transforming tomorrow with an area for public speakers and candles. joe would like tomorrow's vigil to be about victims and nothing more. >> there are a lot of reasons behind where why this happened. this isn't the time to politicize it. >> today the president announced an agreement keeping just under 10,000 service members there after 2014. the remaining forces will support counter terrorism troops against al qaeda. >> starting next year, afghans will be responsible for securing their country. >> right now, 32,000 troops are in afghanistan the plan is contingent on an

agreement being reached with the next afghan president. >> disgraced los angeles clippers owner and his wife have reportedly hired bank of america to help them sell the team on the same day sterling must respond to charges filed by the nba. she laid a deal to sell the franchise >> state lawmakers voting on a bill that would require more insurance on uber and lift drivers even when not carrying passengers. >> a flurry of pink mustaches

gathered in this bill requiring companies to insure drivers up to a million dollars. >> there is a change after a driver struck and killed a 6-year-old girl the driver had no passenger in the car. the new policy is if drivers are not logged in they're under personal insurance. if app is on, they're covered. if cruising around there is a back up policy just in case personal insurance denies them. full coverage whenever the app is on. >> i am concerned and that could

hurt the community. >> there are new numbers suggesting drivers can make a decent living. >> people using their own vehicle can jump on and make $74,000 a year. it's incredible. >> that is because, uper says, demand is through the roof. one driver told us unlike cabbies they have to take care of cars >> it's a cost of pufting it on the road. green cabs poents out insurance is another big expense. >> full time commercial delivery insurance we'll have it, why shouldn't they have it? >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> there is call waiting right? why shouldn't there be call warning? >> up next, michael finney

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a common annoyance is calls from telemarketers and scammers. >> yes. >> there is an answer to everything. >> yes. >> there is. >> so why not an app for stopping robo calls? tonight we compare a few apps with people who have used them. >> gabriel coolly uses an app and he found out after almost being scammed by none smun that claimed to be from the irs. >> it's freaky, telling you you owe money, you're going to jail that day. >> the app warns him when not to pick up the call. >> we have preloaded into

current over 21,000 known or sus spishus fraudulent numbers. >> richard app >> if it's green, it's questionable. if it's red, it's like a red flag. >> he has ability to block a number and that will prevent the caller from getting through. >> we're offering a scam blocker >> it's connected to scamsters and telemarketer. they wanted to put both app is to the test. neither was impressed with

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>> an update on a ongoing controversy involving a powerful new pain medication. >> the company is taking steps to address concerns that the product could be misused. on a roadside in southern california james kennedy tends to a memorial where his son died after overdosing on prescription painkillers >> every two days, someone in orange county is dieing from a form of prescription drug overdose. >> april lost her son, josie to a prescription drug overdose.

a cocktail of painkillers. >> it's generic form of oxycontin. >> both parents say they were alarmed when the fda proved a new painkiller that contains powerful levels of a semi synthetic openit called hydro codone. critics say it lacks deterrents, and snorting or crushing they say could release a dangerous rush. >> it's high poet yensy n a pill they get a bit of product. >> a number of groups launched a nationwide effort to pressure fda into reversing its decision and keep it off the market. the fda defended the decision and it is still available in limited supplies. >> we're feeling in prevention environment is that it has potential to be the next

oxycontin. >> after months of pressure, the manufacturer has taken a major step that could address questions about safety, addressing it will sell a division dedicated to migraine treatment and focus on a version with abuse deterrents the company says it is investing tens of millions of dollars to develop an abuse to turn technology more effective than those on the market. the company says it's working to introduce the next generation as soon as possible. for some, it would be a beginning. >> it's important for all of the opioids out there to have that it take as way opportunity to crush and snort. >> they say they will continue

the fight to combat the deadly misuse of prescription drugs. >> whatever i can do in the name of my beautiful son, joseph, i'm going to do, to help safe lives. >> the company has taken several steps including supplying patients with locking containers for pills. >> let's talk about the gorgeous weather. >> lovely. breezy and sunny skies. tomorrow, highs upper 80s to 90s in sen value tral valley. here in the bay area, breezy with temperatures in 60s tomorrow, p 0s around the bay low to mid-80s inland. warmer thursday, upper # 0s

inland. starting on friday, coolest day of the forecast period saturday, partly cloudy skies. and it's going to be a lovely seven days ahead. >> and larry beil joining us now. >> raiders squad working out with renewed optimism. everybody on the

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the day we have to have each other's back. you know it goes further during the season than people might realize it's important to do those things >> that is when he understands what you need to get done. >> in a 162 game said you'll there are match ups that do jump out at you. we've got one tonight. axe's versus tigers. against two american league. on top of that, tigers this is a

big game tonight. >> he may not make as many as other pitchers make. he has more than other guys have. he has the approach that stays the same. and let whatever happens, happens. >> cardinals upset by oklahoma state today. match play took first team to win three matches advances. this is a 60 foot birdie putt on top. taylor gooch. here is gooch. so prch to match.

stanford gets knocked out. oklahoma state moves on to meet alabama tomorrow. been a rough couple weeks for caroline wozniaki. she and rory mcel roy split up. seeded 13th, her opponent today 64th ranked wickmier. wickmier with an upset and afterwards talking about focusing on it. >> you know this is a bit of a shock. so i tried to prepare the best that i could. >> hard to focus >> both reigning australian champions have been ousted.

and today, lee nah. 37 unforced errors. >> that will kill you. you can't beat yourself in matches. >> no. no. level of play is high. you know. you have to get ready for longer points. >> sure. >> i know that is a little -- >> don't you -- >> i will bring vilo. >> pace yourself. >> yes. >> be thankful. >> join me tonight at 9:00. a new starbucks record how much 60 shots of

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