>> even though it's hard to read and accept, i think it's going to help. >> mixed reaction from the family of missing bay area teenager sierra lamar, one day after grand jury transcripts are released, detailing evidence against the man accused of killing their child. good evening, i'm ama daetz. sierra lamar vanished in march of 2012. authorities charged ang lean georgia ya torrez with the murder even though lamar's body has not been found. the search for her still continues.

sergio quintana is live in morgan hill where he spoke with the family today. sergio? >> i talked with sierra's mother who tells me she has recently been contacted by san jose sharks player, seeing if he can help encourage sharks fans to come out and join these ongoing saturday searches. the organizers here at the search center are trying to keep hope alive even as these recently releaseed transcripts of the grand jury proceedings detail the graphic evidence prosecutors presented against lamar's accused killer. day after the release of the transcripts in the case of missing 15-year-old sierra lamar, her father says it's tough to hear about the graphic evidence. >> it's upsetting, and not the kind of thing want to read about what possibly happened to my daughter. >> the 1900 page transcript lays

out a case against garcia torres based on dna and forensic evidence. her clothes had fabric finers from the interior of his volkswagen jetta and they found her dna on an interior armrest and a rope in the trunk had her hair on it. his dna was found on a pair of her pants recovered in the field near her morgan hill home. legal anist says garcia torres also implicated himself when first questioned by police. >> the started to volunteer answers to questions that weren't asked, and the most damaging of which is regarding how his bodily fluids could be contained at the sierra lamar crime scene. >> today a team of searchers scoured rough terrain, the searches continue much as they have since sierra went missing in 2012 and reward are still available. >> may be some people that have

not come forward. >> sierra's father says the family appreciates their dedication. >> the more that we can find, the more it will help the case. >> volunteers and family friends say finding her will also help the family get some closure. >> we have breaking news, rally in downtown san jose, demanding justice cor andy lopez, and protesters marched on the highway 101. the highway patrol says the northbound lanes near third street are blocked. a number of officers have been called to the scene to clear the protesters off of the highway. lopez was shot and killed by the sonoma county sheriff's deputy. he thought the victim had a real

assault rifle. the sonoma ya county district attorney cleared the deputy of any responsibility. lopez's family and other community members denounced the decision saying the deputies actions were careless. >> i'm here because i'm a mom and worry about the situation and not agree with the decision. so i'm here because i want the police officer out of the streets. >> lopez's family said they'll urge the u.s. attorney's civil rights division to conduct an impartial investigation into lopez's shooting death. we'll bring you updates on the freeway closure as we get more information. a four-car accident in the south bay left one person dead this morning just before 2:00 a.m. on the southbound lanes of 1 -- 101 in san jose. one person was killed and two others injured. it took officers two and a half

hours to clear the highway. cause of the accident is under investigation. >> a water main break near san francisco's union square sent hundreds of thousands of gallons of water gushing into the basements of high-end stores. the fire department got the call at 10:00 this morning a construction crew hit an eight-inch water main near geary and stockton. six to eight stores had several feet of water in their basement. since crews had to stand in the water to pump it out the power had to be shut off. the fire department believes the damage was minimal. >> there's not too much merchandize ruined. mostly just storeroom, stockroom, cardboard boxes, some office furniture. so not a high dollar damage at this point. >> the cleanup is still underway. some sidewalks had to be closed to pedestrians. now to developing news overseas in the middle east. israel has intensified air

strikes on gaza. the fifth straight day of bombardment between israel and the palestinians. >> an explosion, a column of smoke marking the target of an israely air strike in gaza. the cycle of violence continuing in the middle east. for a fifth distraught day israeli missiles rained down, retaliation for some 700 rockets and more mortars that militants fired into israel. israel is vowing to not stop until hamas halts the rocket fire. the palestinian death toll is 120. relatives of the dead gathered at the hospital to mourn victims of the latest air strikes. israel blamed hamas for the civilian casualties, accusing them of couldn't sealing a.s depots. >> in mosques and schools and

the middle of urban area jazz, air raid sirenses sounded over jump today as residents ran for cover. israel's iron dome antimissile system has shot down 130 incoming rockets but the rockets reached farther into israel than ever before. the israeli military has mobilized more noun troops and massed troops along the border for a possible ground invasion. the mace says the latest violence has stiffened palestinian resolve in gaza. >> we all thank hamas and we put the hand over the hamas here, the blessing of people in gaza. >> pressure is building on the two sides for a cease fire. >> now we turn to some sports news on the world stage. the netherlands beat out brazil this afternoon, 3-0, to finish third in the world cup. dozens of soccer fans brought

fanfare to st. james park in san jose to watch the game on the big screen. they brought food, chairs and cheer, all part of the city department've parks recreation and neighborhood services pilot program called summer of fun. the park has hosted world cup viewing events, offering large outdoor screens for visitors to enjoy the games. tomorrow you can watch germany and argentina play in the world cup finals live here on abc7 news. our coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. and, remember, you can catch the game on the go on your smartphone or tablet with watch abc. there's much more ahead on abc7 news at 5:00. still to come, an emergency landing in the middle of nowhere. a hair harrowing trip for passengers on one jetliner that ran into trouble crossing the pacific. >> mourning the loss of the punk rock legend, tommy ramone. >> and good evening, i'm frances dinglasan. we have warmer temperatures on

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[shouting] >> this is breaking not of santa rosa, this video posted on youtube was taken minutes ago. it shows a group of protesters marching in support of andy lopez who was shot and killed last october by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. the group has marched on to highway 101 and is blocking the

downtown santa rosa exit. right there you see a line of officers trying to keep people off the freeway. peopling were advised to avoid this area. we will continue to monitor this situation. we will have an update at 6:00. and our breaking news coverage continues now on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> i give great thanks we were inducted. >> the last surviving original member of the ramones, tommy ramone, died friday. this is video of him in 2002, accepting a place in the rock 'n' roll him a hall of fame for the punch band he cofounded in 1974. the ramones influenced a generation of rockers like nirvana and green day with songs like, i want to be sedated, and blitzkrieg bop. >> new details about the united airlines boeing boeing 777 that diverted. they departed honolulu for guam

yesterday and had to make an emergency landing on midway after smoke was reported in the cabin. the 777 is still on the runway awaiting a maintenance check. united sent another plane to pick up the passengers and crew members. most of the passengers made it to guam this morning. you'll hear from some of those onboard at 5:30 on world news. still ahead, what took years to build comes down in a matter of seconds. ahead, the spectacular demolition that drew thousands in one u.s. city. we'll show it to you. warm temperatures all around the bay area. meteorologist frances dinglasan has the forecast after the break.

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look at that. 88 explosive charges took down this aging bridge in cleveland this morning. thousands of people crowded vantage points to see the steel skeleton of the bridge sink into the river in a controlled explosion. the 1959 bridge has been replaced by a newer, more modern span. the project to demolish the bridge began in january. its railings, lights, barrier, and con surface were all removed. we're just a few hours away from the last time candlestick will host players like montana and rice, and our mike shumann right there. this is video of abc7 sports anchor mike shumann. when he got there they gave him

colin kaepernick's locker. joe montana will lead a team of 49ers and former nfl starts. right now san francisco firefighters and police officers are playing. we'll have more from the stick at 6:00. looks like a great day out there. >> oh, yeah, it's great today, great tomorrow. i remember watching the games as a kid. live doppler 7hd is not showing up. i'm not sure why. it's actually on right now. but there are some clouds at the coast. and we do have a lot of blue skies elsewhere. we might be able to go outside or go -- >> maybe we'll check back with you in a minute. hopefully we can get that figured out. in the meantime, rick quan is in. he is doing sports for mike shumann because mike is out there hopefully not pulling a hammy or anything. >> hopefully not. he is all excited, ready to go tonight.

coming up in sports, bras till takes on netherlands for third place of the world cup, and will the return of marco

>> if the struggle giants needed inspiration they should get it by watching the ceremonial first pitch. the anniversary of his comeback from cancered was remembered today. he lost his pitching arm but his courage will never be forgotten. marco scutaro was in the lineup

for the first time this season. he went 0-3 with a walk. ryan vogelsong pitched will but this mistake gets over the fence. arizona got some insurance in the seventh. parra singles home hill to make it 2-0. that's the final. giants have been shut out in vogelsong's last three starts. >> the steve kirk coaching era got underway with a victory as the warriors captured the summer league opener. this is kerr's first nba coaching job. golden state won 70-58. kerr was ask the 's his warriors' debut. >> i was having fun, we have a great staff. laugh and joke around a little bit during the games and enjoy ourselves while we're work asking trying to get our guys better. you have to enjoy it. we have a good group of people and it's always fun to win. >> at the world cup, host brazil

took on the netherlands for third place. wasn't the embarrassment by germany, brazil was waxed. the brazil captain silva brownings down robin and gets hit with the penalty. it's 1-nil netherlands. in the 17th minute the dutch strike again, 3-nil was the final. tomorrow germany plays argentina for the title. you can watch that game right here on abc7 abc7 at 7:00 a.m. >> at the scottish open things were looking foxy. these guys were having fun. as was dustin rose. he is tied for the lead. at 10-under par. >> from the scottish open to scotland yard these, bobbies were on duty at the women's british open. pederson is in contention, one stroke off the pace.

mv park celebrated her 26th 26th birthday by taking the lead. third round of the u.s. senior open, scott dunlap with the putt of the day. nailing this birdie from another zip code. tied for second, three swings back. gene hours has taken the lead with 68. 7-under for the tournament. we move right along with the agent stage of the tour defrance. with rain coming down, cadre won the 100-mile uphill stage by two minutes. italy's rider remains the overall leader, and tonight at 6:00 we'll hear from shu as he prepares to take partner legends of candle stick game. we're calling him mvp for most vulnerable player. >> there you go. >> see how he does. >> should be fun. thank you, rick. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪watching everybody eating

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now we get a check on the weather with frances dinglasan. >> dufor being patient. we're on the backup system right now. showing the clouds at the coast. live doppler 7hd sweeping around, clear around the bay and inland. here's some live temperatures, current temperatures right now, as we look over at over the bay there is a small craft advisory until 1:00 tonight. 62 in san francisco, san carlos, 70. san jose, 72.

half moon bay, 59. over the south bay, just blue skies there. 70s in santa rosa, napa, novato, low 80s in fairfield, concord and livermore. you can see the clouds out towards the left. so we'll see the increasing clouds overnight, spilling into parts of the bay. warmer tomorrow, and then a summer spread of temperatures through early next week. overnight lows the in the mid-to-upper fifths. 54 in san francisco, antioch, 60. now, tomorrow we'll warm up a little bit because we have this area of high pressure, this continues to build west and will bring us warmer numbers into monday. look for a warmer day, especially inland, where we'll hit 94 in fairfield and antioch. comfortable right around the bay. 74 in oakland, 77 in fremont. 82 in san jose. san francisco, 68.

and, here's a look at your accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a warmer pattern, so tomorrow just bump it up a few degrees especially inland. going to be hot by monday. and then notice things come down a little bit but we'll see the summer spread with 60s at the coast. 90s inland, cooler thursday and friday and then identity nice summer day for next weekend. perfect summer weather. >> coming up at 6:00, an update on breaking news we have been following, highway 101 in santa rosa is back open after being blocked by protesters. a look at how oakland ewan phi identified schools plan -- unified schools plans to help employ years after their dat may have beenie comprimised. >> join us at 6:00. >> if you missed last night's super moon you're in luck.

you can catch it again tonight. it happens three times a year with the first occurrence happening this weekend. looks really cool last night. if you saw it last night, you can check it out again at dusk tonight. it's worth looking at. the phenomenonon occurs when the moon is closer to the earth, and the effect is magnified when it happens at the same time as a full moon. so you can look for that tonight and then look for the other two super moons in august and september. >> very cool. clear skies for tonight? >> clear skies, just not near the coast, but you'll enjoy it inland and around the bay. >> we can see it in san francisco yesterday so that was awesome. >> i think we will tonight, too. >> thank you, frances. that does it for us here at 5:00. abc7 news continues now online, twitter, facebook, and mobile devices with the abc7 news news app. i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. we'll see you 6:00.

this is "world news." tonight, terror in the sky. hundreds of passengers fearing the worst, their flight developed serious trouble over the pacific, far away from any major airport. >> we told each other good-bye, because we thought we were going to die. >> the tiny strip of land where they finally reached safety, and the dramatic details tonight. american exodus. hundreds of u.s. citizens scrambling to flee violence in the middle east, as the israelis and palestinians trade rocket fire. we have team coverage. our martha raddatz is right there on the border where israeli tanks are gathering. and lone survivor. an emotional message of hope from the 15-year-old girl who lost her entire family in a deadly assault in texas. her promise of finding peace after the darkest of times.