>> announcer: live from the kgo broadcasting center, this is abc 7 news. good afternoon. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm sheryl jennings. prosecutors will not file criminal charges against deputy eric gelhal. >> he shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez in santa rosa last year. the death of that teenager who was carrying a toy pellet gun designed to look like an assault rifle set off massive protests and criticism. >> wayne freedman joins us with reaction to today's decision. wayne? >> reporter: good afternoon, sheryl. here in sonoma county this is a decision that people had anticipated, waited for and that they had dreaded. there was no way that this decision by district attorney jill ravage would not be controversial, and it is

controversial. her decision, that the killing was justified. >> given his training and experience, he believed honestly and reasonably he was faced with ado or die dilemma. >> reporter: she showed the similarities between a real ak-47 assault rifle and the replica that 13-year-old andy lopez carried just before being shot and killed. it's been almost ten months since the shootings. today she announced no charges against the deputy. she said the shooting, while tragic, was self-defense. members and supporters of the latino community were outraged at what they describe as an injustice. >> he was a kid! he was shot because he was a kid carrying a toy gun where kids play! that is an injustice that cannot be permitted! >> this is like killing him again. this is killing -- like stabbing

his parents in the heart again. >> my hope is that, while people may not agree with my decision, they will come to understand the basis for it. >> reporter: in making a decision, district attorney ravage also published a 51-page synopsis here in my hand, explaining the decision and going into some of the details behind the decision. among some of those details, that the deputies warned the young man loudly at least twice, according to witnesses, to drop the weapon. another revelation, however, was that it was only a matter of seconds between the time they pulled up and the time they opened fire. live in sonoma county, wayne fre freedman. >> lopez's family released a statement that says, in part, this cowardly political decision sends the tacit message that law enforcement officials who use excessive force in sonoma county will not suffer meaningful

consequences and instead will enjoy immunity from prosecution. a series of shootings marred the fourth of july. >> nearly a dozen people were shot over five days, and police are investigating whether they are gang related or violence triggered by idle summer days. >> we are joined from the hawll of justice with that story. >> reporter: the violence seems to be sporadic, the shootings quick, the victims all ages. in one shooting, a 10-year-old child was hit and two other shootings the victims were in their late 40s. now, no arrests have been made. the latest shooting happened at about 10:00 this morning. >> they just killed jig so i ran up to the corner, seen his body laying on the ground. >> keith zin was known in the neighborhood as jig. his friends here say he did not deserve to die. >> just taking his daughter to school every day and go home and be with his wife. and they killed him. >> reporter: jig was shot this

morning on a corner facing a new apartment complex in the bay view. he died later at the hospital where family and friends gathered. residents also heard about the murder early this morning in the sunnydale housing development in near by ingleside. almost everyone we spoke to knew about the shootings, almost all in the bay view. 11 people were shot in 7 shootings, 4 died. the first was the afternoon of july 3rd when two were shot on connecticut street near 23rd. the violence continued saturday with three shootings nearby. three more on sunday and two fatal shootings this morning, the one in the sunnydale housing development and the last one on ironwood way. police tell abc 7 news they have yet to find a in any of the shootings. >> the victims don't have a whole lot in common. the age ranges are very different. where the incidents are

occurring is different. >> reporter: herbert only wanted his first name used. he's been in the bay view for some 24 years. he's seen this kind of violence before. >> for the summertime, it seems like this is when the violence really picks up. it could be because a lot of the young people is not working or doing anything. >> reporter: police tell us they're beefing up patrols in the area, making sure everyone knows they're out here in mass. vic lee, abc 7 news. a concord man will go to jail for the deadly mauling of his 2-year-old step grandson. three family pit bulls in martinez attacked thee ed ttodd. in april he was convicted of child endangerment and involuntary manslaughter. today he was sentenced to a year in jail and three years of probation instead of a long prison sentence. >> more relieved. the last four years has been hell.

i don't even mourn for jacob because of this case, i vnts been able to. i miss jacob. it was just an accident. i didn't expect any of this to hp happen. >> the family, including the boy's mother, asked the judge for leniency. check out what screeners found inside a man's shoe at the detroit metro airport yesterday. that is a knife tucked into the lining of the shoe. police arrest the man. the tsa spokesperson said it would have been fine for the man to traveled with the knife if he had put it in the checked luggage. the tsa is concerned about the rise it's seen in another kind of hidden weapon called a credit card knife. it looks like a credit card, but then it folds out 0 with a sharp steel blade inside. so far, this year, the tsa has confiscated 491 of these weapons using body scanners and metal detectors. more details this afternoon on a deal between the corinthian colleges and department of

education. the school agreed to sell 85 campuses and close 12 others. corinthian owns multiple colleges. none of the bay area campuses is closing down. you should know that. but a number of federal and state authorities have been investigating claims that corinthian falsified records and deceived prospective students. the company has more than 70,000 students across the country. evacuation orders have been lifted for people living near this fire. campgrounds remain closed along 128. so far the flames burned more than 6400 acres since friday. crews report the fire is about 35% contained. most of that fire has burned some hard to reach areas. investigators are still trying to figure out how it started. and cal fire continues to deal with hot spots as crews are try to surround the fire. officials say the fire burning near polk valley is 90% contained. it started last tuesday. the flames have charred 4300

acres. the fire also detroited two homes along with seven other structures. investigators are also looking for the cause of this fire. officials expect digging by wild pigs caused a levee to collapse. that flooded five homes and farmland. people sloged through knee-deep water. crews finally stopped the water by turning off a control valve. >> those pigs can do amazing amounts of damage. let's focus on the weather forecast as you go back to work. >> spencer christian outside checking it out. >> we've had variable conditions today, areas of sunshine but we've had low clouds and fog drifting in from the coast and high clouds from the east. we even had sprinkles reported around livermore but no measurable rainfall. you can see areas of moisture over the bay area right 0 now, but most of that moisture is evaporating in the air before it hits the ground.

meanwhile, areas of scattered storminess move through the sierra. it's the clouds and moisture from that activity moving through the bay area sky right now. here is a live view suit row tower, high and low clouds moving in from the coast. it's 65 degrees in san francisco right now, oakland 68, mid-70s at san carlos, san jose/gilroy 82. another view from our emeryville camera. interesting cloud formations, mid-70s in santa rosa, navarro 69. 87 in livermore. one more live view, a familiar sight of the golden gate bridge. we'll see fog and low clouds increase and high clouds as well. there will be areas of clouds and fog lingering in the monk but afternoon mainly sunny with high clouds continuing to drift through the zie. warm inland but cool at the coast. >> spencer, thanks so much.

still ahead, fire damages a highly acclaimed restaurant in the south bay. what investigators are saying about what happened. plus, getting rid of the scratches on your car. doesn't that make you crazy? schaech on your side's michael finney finds out what works the best. new at 4:30, stunning drone video shows fireworks from inside the explosions. should there be any regulation over all of this? and let's take you outside on this monday after the long fourth of july holiday. traffic zipping along nicely, which is great to see. this is in san jose at 280 and highway 17. not a bad way to start the week after a holiday, at least on this stretch of bay area road. sheryl and i will be right back. oh hey there! (laughs) hmm.

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covering novato, oakland, awful the bay area, this is abc 7 news. [ speaking spanish ] in mexico, an earthquake interrupted a live television broadcast this morning. at least five people are dead. the 6.9 quake was felt as far north as mexico city, through central guatemala and as far ouj south as el salvador. the quake damaged dozens of homes, triggered a number of landslides in the guatemalan state of san marcos. a federal judge has granted preliminary approval to a deal that would compensate former nfl players for concussion-related claims. last month the nfl agreed to remove a $675 million cap on damages, more than 4500 pliers have filed suit, some accusing the league of fraud for its handling of concussions. a famous restaurant in loss

gatos is closed today after being heavily damaged in an early morning fire. such a shame. the fire on village lane is getting the attention of foodies around the world. that's because man res sa is michelin two-star restaurant. >> reporter: it didn't look good for man res stssa about 3:30 this morning. a huge fire seemed to be devouring the restaurant. but it's locate noext a fire station. firefighters pounced on this one quickly and called in extra help with the second alarm. when the smoke cleared, the restaurant was still standing. >> the damage really is the roof. the damage on the inside is smoke damage and some water damage from the fire fight. >> reporter: another lucky break, the restaurant was closed all weekends for cleaning so no fresh food was lost in the fire. and firefighters say the staff was able to cancel this week's food order. firefighters don't think that that cleaning crew left behind anything that could start a

fire. >> i think that the cleaning crew might have done their business and been gone for a couple of days. no evidence of any equipment related to that kind of an operation hanging around. >> one firefighter tripped on debris and was hurt during the fire fight but is expected to be okay. the owner of the restaurant is out of town. his staff and pr representative refused to comment on the fire. but residents of loss gatos says the restaurant brought quite a presence to this town. >> puts us on the world map i suppose. little high end but part of the culture. >> this was a hot spot for even people from other countries and other states. it's kind sad to see something go like that. i know they worked real hard to keep that business. sorry to see it. >> reporter: fire investigators paying close attention to the rest raubt's gas meter outside the building. they say it was on fire when they got on the scene.

they're trying to figure out dwr and whether the fire started outside the restaurant or inside. in los gatos. president obama is pushing to place quality teachers in schools that need them the meest. the president hosted a group of teachers for lunch at the white house to talk about the administration's education priorities. the president announced an initiative to make sure every student an effective teacher. the president credits good teachers with helping him succeed. >> when i think about my own experience the only reason i'm here in the white house is because of extraordinary teachers as well as a pretty extraordinary mom and parent grandparents. everyone around this table probably feels the same way. >> the president's new initiative is called excellent educators for all. the education department plans to invest more than $4 million to help states and districts create plans to help place teachers. well, there's nothing more appealing than a bright, shiny

car. if you're looking to wash yours, it can look good but if the paint is dull or the paint is scratched, it doesn't look too hot. >> "consumer reports" tested products. >> here's michael finney. >> reporter: many new cars and suvs come with dark plastic trim that ends up looking dull and faded over time. and those shiny new cars usually end up with a few scratches, too. "consumer reports" tested five plastic trim kits and three scratch repair kits. >> they're essentially paint pens with clear coating and they fill in the scratches. >> to test, panels were especially painted just like a new car is and lightly scratched. then mark applied each of the products as instructed. all three filled the scratches as promised and made them look less noticeable. from this angle. but viewed from the side, they look more like a bad coat of

clear nail polish. for the plastic trimmers, mark used old dull car panels, each product was applied to a section and the panels were put on the roof to face the elements. some didn't last very long. the maguire's ultimately black plastic reor storer and the back to black looked completely faded by day 45. the turtle wax premium grade trim restorer looked faded by 57. but these two stood out from the pack, the like new for $18 and the $15 renew finish. still looked great after 70 days. >> so what can you do with those scratches in your paint? "consumer reports" says fine scratches can often be polished out. quick scratch remover for about $15 worked well in its tests. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. spencer christian with a look 0 at today's accuweather forecast. >> it's not too bad, little warm. >> it's going to cool down a

little bit for the next few days slightly. then we'll get another warm-up over the weekend. but things are nice and pleasant now. here is live doppler 7 hd, a mix of clouds at different levels of the atmosphere and moisture drifting over the bay area, coming mainly from the sierra. boy, there have been some showers it -- yshower showe showers, we're right in the middle of this presentation. overnight lows under partly cloudy skies, in the mid to upper 50s, mild overnight. a low of 63 in antioch and on we go to highs tomorrow in the south bay. look for highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s, about 85 at morgan hill, on the peninsula we'll see mid-70s to upper 70s, upper 50s to about 60 on the coast, downtown san francisco a high of 65, up in the north bay highs generally in the upper 70s to around 80. over on the east bay, highs from upper 60s to mid-70s and over the inland east bay mid-80s to

about 90 degrees at brentwood, which will be the warmest spot. now, we're going to give you the seven-day forecast early, but i'm going to go back and show you some i meant to show you at the top. a steady pattern like we have right now through are friday, then temperatures will start to bounce back, especially inland over the weekend. then by monday we'll see mid-90s inland. i wanted to start with this. i don't know how it skipped ahead. mainly sunny skies across the bay area now, lots of high clouds, maiply high clouds drifting in from the sierra where we've had scattered showers and thundershowers. it's weakening as it passes westward through the sierra foothills. then the moisture drifts over the bay area, pretty much evaporates before it hits the ground. but there have been sprinkles reported around livermore. have to mention the possibilities of sprinkles tonight. this is how it looks right now. these are our forecast features, fog and high clouds during the

overnight hours, sprinkles possible. cooling trend through wednesday, pretty much like we have now, cool at the coast and mild to warm inland but no extremes. then warming up over the weekend. then here's that animation i showed you earlier, 11:00 p.m., we'll see a continuation of the pattern that's in place right now, high clouds drifting through the bay area, moisture pretty much evaporating before it hits the ground. that would give us a day tomorrow that features sun and high clouds but it will be pleasantly mild, just a little cool at the coast with highs there only in the upper 50s to around 60. next time you see me, i'll try to have my stuff in the correct sequence. dan and sheryl? >> all right, thank you. >> works fine. coming up next, a teen willi ager's decision to finish a heartwarming -- >> we'll show you the amazing backdrop caught an camera. another look at traffic in a

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madonna reported for jury duty in new york city after postponing it for a couple of times. the material girl was allowed to 0 arrive an hour late to not cause distraction. after talking with court officials, madonna was dismissed. she never did sit with the other pro speblgtive jurors and dwaent questioned for a panel. officials say she wasn't expected to permit but they're certainly happy she showed up when she was called. >> she would be a distraction, i think, on a jury. a 15-year-old girl and military family hit the road literally this weekend to salute our veterans. >> they gained so many friends and admirers along the way.

rhianna mirren carried an american flag through the florida keys with her wrunger sister and her dad. >> the family ran miles a day for six days. >> when we were running there was this man who was running the open ziposite direction of us. he just stopped and he saluted us the entire way we were running. it was really touching. >> each day's run began early in the monk to soften the blow of the brutal florida heat. >> chris is an army sergeant based in south carolina and breanna wants to follow in his footsteps by attending west point. you go, girl. >> what a nice thing to do. >> wonderful. still to come, new video of illegal fireworks in san francisco, all captured by a drone or quadcopter. we'll talk to the man behind the production, what type of regulations should there be for this? plus, pope francis' apology. what he told the victims of clergy sexual 0 abuse today.

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well, these quadcopters or drones are getting smaller and smaller and easier to control, even some people are building them from scratch. the problem is that the federal aviation administration isn't coming up with rules fast enough to keep up with the technology. this is video shot july fourth of the unofficial fireworks display over the mission district. eddie cadel decided to send up his quadcopter to get his images. he was very clear. this was taken for hobby purposes only. >> the faa has basically said there's no commercial use of these drones right now. they're figuring out the

regulations but currently if you were to fly them commercially you would be breaking their regulations. >> reporter: the problem is, videos li s like this one has r up more than 6 million views since it was shot last may of fireworks over disney world florida. it's been licensed by gopro. it raises the question, what's commercial use? >> if you're 0 a farmer doing quadcopter for fun, that's cool. but if you use it to go over your crops and get a sense of where it needs fertilizer, that would be considered illegal. >> this video was shot 0 last year of the fireworks over aquatic park in san francisco. he had been hoping to start earning money by getting aerial shots for real estate agents but he was recently cited for flying his quadcopter over ocean beach. >> i've actually lost several days of work because i'm like thinking i'm in big big big trouble. because from what i was reading, googling there was a guy i guess he was fined for flying over

treasure island $10,000. >> reporter: he was cited by a national parks police officer because ocean beach is federal park land. just last week, the national park service issued a temporary ban on the use of all remote controlled aircraft in their jurisdiction. it's temporary because the faa is the final authority, and that agency is still working on regulating all these small aircraft. >> i know they're working on these laws that will be passed ach after 2015, but why now just come after everybody without a warning? >> operators say the government is simply not moving fast enough for the new technology. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> it is remarkable technology. the fourth of july weekend was a violent one in chicago especially where at least 14 people were killed. and are you ready for this? 82 different shootings. police killed two of those people and shot three of the wounded. officers either were shooting at suspects or getting shot at themselves. much of the violence took place on chicago's south side.

police blame it on gang members carrying illegal guns. >> it all comes down to these guns. there's too many guns coming in and too little punishment going out. our officers would not be forced to use their weapons if the offenders were not armed with illegal weapons. >> chicago police seized more than 100 guns over the weekend. so far chicago has 185 murders this year, which averages about 1 per day so far. that's actually down by 11 homicides from this time last year. in southern california, the death of a veteran lifeguard is being called a tragedy. the 15 hifr year veteran drowned while trying to rescue a swimmer off newport beach. they were hit by a wave. here's more from los angeles. >> reporter: lifeguards in shock and mourning in the southern california town of newport beach after learning late sunday that one of their own, 32-year-old ben carlson, drowned in rough ocean water while trying to

rescue a swimmer in distress. >> it's just an utter tragedy. >> reporter: the swimmeror made it back to shore, but carlson didn't. the authorities say a 10-foot swell pushed him under water. tello lifeguards began an intensive search 0 that lasted three hours. they used helicopters and rescue boats to look for carlson, a 15-year veteran known to be a strong swimmer. >> the other lifeguard person on the scene attempted to rescue and assist ben but was unable to find him because of the turbulent water and up to 10 to 12 foot surf. >> reporter: searchers found carlson's body around 8:00 p.m. sunday. in the aftermath, his friends and co-works remembered his professionalism and his cheerful demeanor. >> ben was a well-respected individual, always a nice guy, always was there to help somebody. he'd give the shirt off his back anytime. always had a smile on his face. >> reporter: the holiday was a busy time for lifeguards around

newport beach. they made hundreds of rescues of people who had gone too deep, given the strong currents and powerful winds. >> those lifeguards risk their lives and put themselves in harm's way to protect swimmers every single day. >> reporter: ben carlson's death was the first on-duty drowning of a lifeguard in newport beach 0 in more than 100 years. there is a victory for immigrant rights advocates that federal appeals court is blocking arizona's policies for denying driver's licenses to young immigrants who obtained work permits and avoided deportation under an obama administration policy. supporters of the immigrants argued they were being harmed by unequal treatment. the appeals court agreed. pope francis today begged for forgiveness when he met for the first time with survivors of sexual abuse by priests and other catholic clergy. the vatican says he expressed sorrow during a private mass with six victims.

francis called the abuse sin and grave crime. other abuse survivors not at the meeting say the encounter will not ease complaints that the vatican failed to punish bishops and others who tried to cover up this abuse. 63 girls and women escaped two weeks after being kidnapped by islamic extremists in nigeria. local leaders in born know say they escaped while their captors fought soldiers on thursday and friday. but nigerian officials denied those abductions ever took place. more than 2000 school girls are still missing after they were seize 0ed by the same group boko haram back in april. well, the annual running of the bulls began in pamplona, spain, today. people ran for their lives as the bulls chase them between a holding pen and the city's bull ring. the entire run takes about two minutes. if you're in there, it he seems like an eternity i'm sure. one person was gored, three

others hurt as well. the running of the bulls continues every day until next monday. earnest hemingway immortalized it in the sun also rises. the hearing could decide the future of the los angeles clippers is delayed. it's being determined whether shelley sterling can sell the team for $2 billion to ballmer. deliberations were supposed to start this morning, but attorneys for sterling asked to move the case to federal court. this it happened after donald sterling's racist remarks to his former assistant were made public and he was ordered to sell the team. coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00, it looks like any other wedding picture, but it is not. wait until you see mother nature's photo bomb behind them. that's next. later on, the incredible support for one boy's lemonade stand and how it's helping. our camera shows high clouds

and low clouds and some sun. when will we see more sun? i'll 0 address that question coming up. and outside look at the san francisco sky way live. not too bad. we've seen it a lot worse. traffic moving along in both directions, albeit fairly slowly. the cars on the left-hand side of your screen are trying to get onto the bay bridge. we'll continue with abc 7 news h, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

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stunning wedding photos captured in canada. the backdrop photobombing there a tornado. colleen niscuss snapped the pictures showing the newlyweds while the tornado tore through the sky behind them. as remarkable as these pictures are, the photographer says the couple was not scared at all. she posted the images on facebook. folks just can't stop sharing them. she wrote, pretty sure this will only happen once in my lifetime. what a dra mat being ick backdrop. >> hard to believe. let's head outside and check out the weather. >> spencer christian is back with the forecast. >> things are looking pretty good. we had a mild to warm day, little cooler at the coast than inland as often it is. here's our weather tomorrow, showers and thundershowers scattered over the upper midwest into the great lakes and northeast and down to the south and atlantic coast along georgia and florida. mainly dry in the western half of the country and hot down in the southwest where phoenix will

have a high of 106. a little bit of monsoonal moisture drifting through the southwest as well. up in the northwest, remarkably it's going to be dry. and across the state of california, hot in many interior locations, highs of 104 in chico, 102 in yosemite, 107 fresno, 108 palm springs, warm in l.a. with a high of 83, tahoe 85. in the bay area tomorrow, we'll see a mix of clouds and sun, much like today perhaps a little sunnier inland tomorrow, fog and low clouds will linger at the coast. it will be cool at the coast with highs in the upper 50s to around 60. we'll see mid-70s around the bay and mid to upper 80s in the warmest inland locations. we'll probably not have a significant warm-up again until the weekend. dan and sheryl? >> spencer, thank you. still ahead here on abc 7 news at 4:00, you have to see this. a fighter jet gets dangerously close to spectators. we'll tell you where this happened. plus, a new software that's

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>> announcer: covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. whoa! >> incoming. spectators at an air show in england got a very close looking at the belly of an f-16 this weekend. people ducked for cover and ran out of the way when they realized just how close that jet fighter was coming in as it landed. witnesses say the jet was only maybe a few feet above their heads at one point. scary. no explanation as to why the pilot pulled that stunt, but it certainly got the spectators' attention. investigators under way after a scary close call for passengers on two flights in barcelona. watch this video. you can see a plane from argentina crossing the runway as a russian plane is coming in to land. the pilot had to pull up quickly

avoiding a disaster. the plane landed safely on a second attempt and the other plane took off >> he's back but this time wearing google glasses and after your password. here's the story. >> 5120. >> right. >> reporter: he didn't see me type it. how did this security researcher figure out my ipad pin number? let's take a step back. you're at a coffee shop reading the ipad. you enter your password and start browsing. pretty basic protocol these days. welcome to a brave new world. ten feet from you a hacker could steal your password using new technology. >> and they see your finger, then pretty much your pass code is stolen. >> reporter: using google glass or any other recording device like cell phone video, security researcher can hack your pin.

you type, he records. doesn't matter if there's a glare. doesn't even matter if he can't see the screen. the process is now easier by the rise of wearable tech, which makes it simple to excretely record hand movements. >> google glass is on your head so people can easily adjust the angle. >> reporter: here's how to works. >> we know the position of the finger on the keyboard. we call that touch point. we can actually map this point to a reference keyboard. now we have your key. >> we put it to the test using the same device he used when he was developing his software, google glass. we put them on a robot and then a real world attacker. each tried y ed tied to hack us. you have just analyzed the data you took via google glass. you assure me you didn't see the numbers i was typing in. but you say you have my pass code. >> yes. >> reporter: hit me with it. he told me it would take him two

guesses. >> first 5120. >> reporter: it took him one. you're right. you don't have access to my device so what is that going to do? >> we only use the pass code as the example to demonstrate the danger. what if you actually used a mobile banking, you try to tap in your password and access your banking at your bank account. that's where it's dangerous. we may steal your password, your bank account password. >> reporter: the vulnerabilities, he says, keys are always in the same place. there are tools for randomizing the location of keys on a keyboard, making something like this impossible. but those tools aren't widespread. he hopes exposing the dangers will lead to solutions. i hope so, too. >> research will be presented next month at a cyber security conference in las vegas. talk about picking the wrong victim. a crook learned that age is just a number for a grandmother who fought him off after he broke

into her home in texas. >> i told him, i said, what kind of mama you got raise you up like this? you ought to be ashamed of yourself. >> she's tough. lilly mcclendon had just celebrated her 83rd birthday this weekend when she noticed something wronging in her house. she saw a few items out of place and a broken window. an indruider then tried to choke oher before she defended herself. >> oh, shoot, i got that stick, hit him. i had some sauces on the stove. i poured that water on him. >> they came to rob her, to get something from her she don't have. shame on you. it's despicable. >> it sure is. the robber left empty-handed. police suspect he has a few injuries. mcclendon escaped with a few scrape buzz otherwise she's a-okay. >> i love her. >> what a tough lady. in canada, a 7-year-old boy with cerebral palsy will get the surgery he needs thanks to his best friend. >> thank you. that was a very good donation!

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more world cup fan photos. we understand this dog is a fan of brazil. a lot of team spirit. we appreciate your shots. e-mail us your photos or upload them at our app. keep them coming. you can watch germany and brazil play tomorrow afternoon in the world cup semifinals live on our sister network. the game is at 1:00 p.m. well, there are now confirmed cases of chicken gun ya in texas and in

massachusetts. >> the virus hit travelers who recently spent time in the caribbe caribbean. >> reporter: texas health officials confirm chicken gun ya. officials in boston say they have four cases there. this nasty virus has been brought to the u.s. by infected travelers who recently had been to the caribbean, now spreading to 27 states. >> there is no medicine you can take to prevent it, no vaccine. but what you can do is try and avoid mosquito bites. >> reporter: the tropical virus is rarely fatal, but the symptoms are pretty terrible. fever, headache and rash, joint pain that could last for months. the symptoms kick in about three to 0 seven days after the mosquito bite and last about a week. ashley manning of georgia went on a mission to haiti in early june. she got her malaria shots and used mosses quito repellent with deet but said she didn't realize she was at high risk. manning got bit by an infected mosquito and within days of

arriving home, she started to experience painful symptoms. >> my joints were hurting really bad. i was like getting really out of breath was like having a fever. >> reporter: health officials say the biggest risk here is in the southeastern u.s. the most cases have been confirmed in florida. but since it's only spread by a bite from an infected mosses quito, officials say protecting yourself is easy. >> using mosquito repellent, repair yurg screens so mosqui mosquitoes aren't coming in your house and get gt rid of freestanding water. >> health officials say the biggest worry is that instead of this being a disease a traveler brings back here that the mosquito 0s here begin to transmit it. karen travers, abc news. >> that is all for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. not whether or not the shooting was lawful. >> a long-awaiting decision

about 13-year-old andy lopez and the sheriff's deputy who shot him. a concord man learns his fate. will he go to jail for allowing three pit bulls to maul his grandson to death? and a cause for concern for the tsa. coming up, a new weapon on the rise at sfo. temperatures are down, humidity is up. we've even seen a few sprinkles. i'll let you know how long this pattern will last. >> announcer: live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. the deputy who shot an unarmed 13-year-old in santa rosa will not face criminal charges. tonight the family calls it a case of injustice. and a few dozen people in santa rosa are marching right now to the scene of the shooting protesting the decision. these are live pictures from sky 7 hd. tonight the sheriff's department is on alert. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. the sheriff's deputy will not face criminal charges for

shooting a boy carrying a replica rifle. jill ravage said today the shooting was tragic but the deputy had reason to believe he was acting in self-defense. her department spent ten months researching. ten months ago -- the pellet gun was just too similar to an ak-47. >> given his training and experience, he believed, honestly and reasonably, that he was faced with a do or die dilemma. >> he was a kid! he was shot because he was a kid carrying a toy gun where kids play! that is an injustice that cannot be permitted! >> lopez's family did not talk after that announcement, but they released a statement through their attorney saying in part, this disheartening decision leaves them feeling as though andy had been killed again today. >> well, lopez's family did not talk after the announcement,

though they did release a statement to their attorney, and we're going to continue to follow what they say. the decision is sparking protests, however. sky 7 hd is showing you live pictures of that if we can get the helicopter shot up. as we anticipated, there are some protests as a result of this decision. sorry about the glitch there. there's a live picture. abc 7 news reporter is on the ground with more on the dissatisfaction with this decision rfrm decision. >> reporter: hi, dan. people started to gather at this parking lot about an hour ago. right now they're just sort of staying there on that corner at that intersection. i counted fra eed perhaps 40-pl protesters. those who followed the case closely say they always have known that would be the outcome. still they say you can't prepare for to. right after the press conference announcing no criminal charges will be filed against the officer, people left the courthouse feeling