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safeway, ingredients for life. >> i'm praying and hoping that we can make a change. >> calls for an end to violence an crime in stockton tonight. family, friends and an entire community turn out for a woman killed during a bank robbery last week. good evening. misty was one of three people taken hostage during the bank robbery. she was killed as a suspect used her as a shield during a shootout with police. we are joined live with more. >> reporter: we are back at the bank where people are still dropping off candles, letters, playing music. even at this hour, this is a

grieving city of 300,000 people and many came out to support the family of misty. >> many of the more than 500 at this vigil were in a state of shock after a bank robbery, chase and shootout that ended in the death of 40-year-old hostage. she was well known for her kindness. >> i'm at a loss of words. i can't begin for how thankful i am for everyone here. >> >> reporter: her sister has questions for the surviving two hostages. >> what happened, what was misty saying, what were the last words misty said? >> reporter: misty's step father couldn't help but mention the city's battle with crime. >> i'm hoping and praying our ed pd can get it together with the state or whoever and get some funds to help us out.

>> reporter: police say all three suspects, two who were killed in the gun fight, were members of a street gang. >> we don't have enough resources. we are joining forces with the fbi, homeland security, various state task force to really combat these gangsters. there's so many of them. >> reporter: meanwhile the family is searching for answers from police about misty's death that ended in a hail of gun fire between police and the suspects. in stockton, abc 7 news. an effort to pay for her funeral expenses is gaining support her husband works at a car dealership in pittsburgh. they started a fund hoping to raise $10,000 and they have raised already $7500 for paul and his kids. >> holding up the best he can n. this kind of situation, how can you? but for his kids and family he's staying strong.

>> co-workers say they are overwoem welled to see donations come from strangers across the country. tonight we are hearing from the long-time girlfriend of one of the suspects killed. renteria junior and martinez died in the shootout with police. a third suspect was arrested on scene, ramos. the girlfriend of 11 years and mother of his children expressed her sorrow for killed hostage's family. >> breaks my heart they lost -- that he lost his wife. they lost their mother because my kid lost their father. i can comprehend on that, you know? >> reporter: police are still searching for the driver of this car discovered four miles from the scene of the crime. surveillance cameras caught all three suspects that robbed the bank. bar officer and paramedics were called to the san leandro

b.a.r.t. station. police arrested one person but didn't say why. the chp is searching for the driver of a motorcycle involved in a high-speed chase. offic offices clocked him at speeds of 138 miles an hour. the man ditched his bike in front of a gas station. tonight the state department says the u.s. is concerned that separatists in ukraine are refusing to allow access to the area where the plane was shot down with 300 people on board. >> today the focus was on collecting bodies. volunteers dug up, bagged and trucked away the remains of some of the 298 victims. they will be brought to a morgue in a stronghold for pro russia rebels. they have controlled the area where the plane crashed after

shotdown on thursday. abc's terry moran is on the scene and said a few locals formed an unofficial perimeter around the wreckage but no professional aircraft investigators in charge. >> a few feet off the road, one of the wings came down in this field. it is outrageous we can get this close. this is evidence, completely unsecured. the ukrainian government accused the rebels of removing bodies from the crash site. a charge one of their leaders denied. >> bodies. >> officials say they have evidence the missile that brought down mh17 came from russia. so do the troops that fired it. >> it was russian. they were russian citizens. and they came from territory of

russian federation together with the missile launcher. >> reporter: today secretary of state john kerry told russia, it needs to take immediate action to reduce tensions in ukraine, including telling pro-russia rebels to put down their weapons. karen travers, abc news, washington. coming up, we will hear from families of the victims and the remarkable stories of survival from people who were supposed to be on that plane. the annual aids walk san francisco is tomorrow. the event is a few days after top aids researchers were killed on malaysia flight 17. melissa hairington has more on the special plans to honor those lost. >> reporter: the stage is set for tomorrow's aids walk where 20,000 people are expected to show up. this year's event is dedicated to those who died from the disease an those researchers

aboard the doomed malaysia airlines flight. >> the researchers that lost their lives are heros to us. >> reporter: the founder of aids walk with san francisco says the event is always emotional. in the opening ceremony they remember those lost to the disease. tomorrow they will honor a group of aids and hiv researchers who died on malaysia flight 17. this includes the former president of the international aid society. >> i think the loss of those great pioneering researchers that we will be acknowledging tomorrow will be part of the overall emotion. >> mayor ed lee will make some remarks followed by a moment of silence. the executive director of project inform, the lead beneficiary of sunday's aid walk plans to speak. >> i think everybody is struck by the terrible irony of losing people who are trying to do so much good in the world to an act of such unnecessary violence. >> reporter: walkers will be encouraged to stop in golden

gate park's national grove. this woman is participating in the sglent it makes it even more special because people to be remembered. these people who died aren't replaceab replaceable. there will be other scientists but not those scientists. it is a sad thing that's happened. >> reporter: it starts 9:45 tomorrow morning. there is time to register and make a donation. abc 7 news. abc 7 news is a proud sponsor of the aids walk san francisco. here you see walkers smiling for our abc 7 news camera at last year's event. to register visit aidswalk.net or download the aids walk app. let's get the first check on weather as we look ahead to tomorrow's aids walk and the weather for that. >> good evening. we hope you can join us

tomorrow. i'll be there. a lot of us will be there and we'd love to say hi to you. it will be a bit humid there. monsoonal moisture is starting to trickle over the bay area as we speak with sprinkles spotted in some areas and humid conditions. that will taper off by tomorrow evening. as we look at the camera, we can see the marine layer. it is bearing down on the bay area. i will have the forecast ahead. israel has expanded the ground offensive in gaza has fighting there enters the 13th day. the israeli defense force says it is focusing on tunnels it claims hamas fighters used to get in to israel. 48 people in gaza died as a result of fighting. two civilians have been killed. tomorrow activists will protest against israel's military action. the jewish community relations council expressed support for israel saying they support

israel's right as a sovereign country to defend itself. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, new droughts fears and what it could mean for the future of california. dramatic video as a balloon crashes in massachusetts. what happened once it got past those trees. >> firefighters to the rescue. this time it has nothing to do with the fire. how firefighters jumped in to action t

>> oh, my god! so scary are. five people suffered burns some serious when the hot air balloon they were riding in crashed in to power lines. i happened 2 in clinton, massachusetts. two loud explosions. the crash knocked out power to homes in the immediate area temporarily. today strong wind pushed

wildfires in washington state this several directions. the c-130 tankers will arrive tomorrow from the national guard. the fires burning in the central part of the state destroyed at least 100 homes and forced more evacuations. so far, nearly 340 square miles have burned. the state's drought will only get worse as the summer continues. that's the word from the national drought mitigation center at the university of nebraska. they say 81% of our state is in extreme drought, making it harder to break the cycle. the climate map was based on weather patterns and soil activity. in los angeles, homeowners are keeping lawns green through the drought by dyeing it. there are professional lawn painters who will match a lawn's color and paint on a coat. they say it is cheaper than rising water bills and the threat of a fine if you water too much. half a dozen people in santa

clara joined a protest against immigration reform. the group says it's concerned about what they say is the government's failure to secure our borders. >> twr >> i don't think the government is taking the right approaches with immigration and letting people right over the border. they should be collecting them and bringing them back where they came from to discourage future people from coming here. >> reporter: others believe the u.s. make take a humanitarian approach when it comes to immigration law and border patrol, especially when children are involved. firefighters to the rescue in new york but it's not what you may think. these firefighters help to chase down a thief. a robber snatched the purse out of a woman's hand. firefighters saw it happened and refused to let the criminal get away. >> i was nervous because i didn't know what to say on the radio. i put the lights on, went down

the wrong way. >> we eventually caught up to them. >> those firefighters tackled the thief and held anymore hymn until police arrived. major bragging rights are on the line for firefighter olympics. firefighters will participate in more than 30 events over the next six days like handball, bocce ball and stick ball. they are open to all firefighters in california. >> over the competition we have met so many firefighters. we have good friends in l.a. and watch their kids grow up, get married, graduate high school. it is a camaraderie thing. >> this morning it was a 1.5 mile swim and the winner made it in 35 minutes. it is so chilly in the water no matter how warm it is outside. the latest on the weather. >> hi there. good evening, everyone.

look at live doppler. certainly picking up returns. a lot of our wonderful twitter followers have said they have seen sprinkles on their window. we are looking at monsoonal moisture starting to trickle in over the bay area. we are seeing it not too measurable. we need the moisture. really need the rain. as we look at this map, we have this moisture, this plume coming in from the southeast and bearing down on the bay area right now with the high pressure behind it. currently over the four corner states. it will eventually bring us heat next week. i will have more on that in just a moment. as we look to the transamerica pyramid in the financial district in san francisco, looks like gotham with the fog starting to cover the building tops and the search lights there. it is interesting. beautiful shot. current conditions in san francisco, in the mid-60s.

oakland 63, same as san jose. 61 at half moon bay. a look from our emeryville camera, the marine layer is evident there. temperatures in santa rosa, 58. 59 napa. 59 nevada as well. livermore 66. overnight lows with the increase in cloud cover, spotty showers in many places we will keep the temperatures mild. in fact we are looking at upper 50s for most of us. 60s in the inland areas. for antioch and brentwood. join us tomorrow at golden gate park for the aids walk. we'd love to see you there. dress in layers. we will start on the cooler side. 50 at 9:00 a.m. and you will start to need to peel things off. still humid. it will feel warmer than what it is. 64 and muggy by 1:00 p.m. and increasing cloud cover as we hit the 3:00 p.m. mark. the highs for tomorrow, 80 in

san jose. 77 milpitas. 80 redwood city. 75 san mateo n. san francisco 68 degrees. in the north bay, range between the mid-70s to up the mid-90s especially as you get inland to lake port. in the east bay 70 berkeley, 73 san leandro, antioch 86 and 90 in brentwood. 84 livermore. under mostly sunshine for the other areas partly cloudy skies with marine influence. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, as we head to the middle of the week, we will see the temperatures rising. might see a triple-digit on wednesday or thursday. >> all right. really warming up. thank you. all right. rick is in with how our baseball teams fared today. >> the giants beat the marlins again but lose a player. and the a's honor their

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before tonight's game at the coliseum the a's were partying like it was 1989 as they honor the team that swept the giants to win the world series. canseco was among those who returned. hamels first start did not go well. he gave up a three run shot to jones. two batters later, hardy connects. moss launches one deep to right. 22 for the all star. baltimore tacked on two more runs on this single. he had five rbi as the o's beat the a's 8-4. the angels lost to seattle. so they stay a game and a half back. hudson got to start against the marlins today.

miami scored in the first. mcgee brings in the first score. the giants answer in the second. a double to the right field corner. sandoval comes home. advances to third on this pass then a throw to left felt and in the fourth with the bases loaded, base hit through the right side. stanton can't make a clean pickup. two more are will score making it 5-1 san francisco. hudson allowed one run over 7 1/3 innings. 5-3 the final. the earthquakes in new jersey trying to snap a four-game losing streak. 32nd minute. off the corner kick, a handball.

the dodgers lose 4-2. quakes trying to snap a four-game losing streak. off the corner kick and handball in the box. that's an iffy call. that led to this penalty kick. phillips and league leading 17th goal. he ties the game with his first of the season. that's the way it would end in a 1-1 draw. still to come, we will check in with charles barkley. and 25-year-old rory mcilroy appears to be ready to claim his

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if rory mcilroy to hold on to win the british open tomorrow. he will join tiger and jack nicklaus as the only ones to win three by their 25th birthday. mcilroy was caught after 12 holes and a tie for the lead. he got his game together and put on a great display of golf down the stretch. here on 14 he sinks this long

birdie putt. he would make eagles on two of the last three holes. the first one nailing this from 15 feet. on this one, after a great approach makes this putt for his second eagle. mcilroy is 16 under for the tournament. good for a six-stroke lead over fowler. up at lake tahoe, round two of the american century classic. barkley is known for his ugly swing. look at this. a nice shot from the bunker. charles was in charge. the warriors seth curry is a pretty good golfer. on the par three 7th, he is within four feet and plays over all with 31 points. the tour de france was a journey through the alps. poland's rafael mica captured

today's stage. later in the show, we will hear from rory mcilroy as he tries claim his first british open title. >> sounds good. still to come, remarkable stories of survival from people who were supposed to be on malaysia flight 17. and a bay area man's dying wish comes true. the touching request granted by the dream foundation. >> one small step for man one bounds for the future.

a. good evening. in tonight's headlines, officers are investigating an assault on a b.a.r.t. train tonight. police were looking for two people who ran off the train when it stopped in san leandro. one person was arrested but police officers wouldn't say why. police are looking for the driver of a motorcycle who led them on a high-speed chase. it sped down from 880 from oakland to heyward. he ditched his bike at a gas station and ran off. thousands gathered to remember misty. the family thanked the public for its support and hope police can control crime in the city. now the latest on the investigation in to the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17.

armed separatists have been hampering access to the crash site in eastern ukraine. they have limited the movements of international monitors. raising concerns that evidence will be lost or destroyed. separatists leaders deny that rebels interfered. the state department calls the situation unacceptable. the latest u.s. intelligence assessment suggests more than one missile system was provided to the separatists by the russians in the last week or so. tonight, we are hearing the remarkable stories of those who were supposed to be on the flight but weren't. >> reporter: it's hard to believe amidst the horrors of this tragedy there are moments of grace for some passengers, like australian newlyweds planning to come home from their honeymoon on mh17. >> good guardian angels. >> last minute changing their plans to avoid jet lag and

flying a day earlier instead. a decision that saved their lives. >> feeling lucky and our hearts break for these families expecting their loved ones to come home. >> reporter: and the unbelievable story of a man escaping death not once but twice. he was due to fly on mh17 but found a cheaper ticket on a different airline and he was booked on the flight 370 which vanished five months ago but i changed his plans. no one could forget the victims of that fateful flight. the stories told by the loved ones they leave behind. >> we windt through the journey together. she was studying and working

with alzheimer's cures and spent a ton of time in the lab, even when rowing twice a day. you lose that. >> the indelible stories of those behind the images tonight. while this is a nation in shock. president obama scolded putin for not controlling the crash site calling the situation appalling. we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on-line. our coverage continues on our website, abc 7 news.com and twitter. they voted to reject a new contract by 88%. in dispute the company wants to cap commissions for existing sales people and eliminate commissions for new hires. macy's is yet to respond to the

negotiations. a special offer for veterans. it offered them a rare opportunity to immediately enroll for health services through the veteran's administration. it included a seminar on post traumatic stress disorder and workshops that improve resume writing and interviewing. a dying man's wish will soon come true thanks to the kindness of the dream foundation. phillip ingram of martinez wanted to take one last trip to see his mother. >> phillip and his family, this is more than a visit to a local fast food restaurant. >> welcome in. hi. >> this is the beginning of a dream come true and it starts with a little lunch on the house. >> really big burgers and a nice strawberry shake, you know. >> he is an army veteran. he served six years in the late '70s an early '80s be i in the

last year he has had what tough time. his health isn't keeping up with his spirits. >> i have been diagnosed with cancer, stage four, the faster the better. >> he's hoping to get back to chicago soon to see his mother who's also ailing. today the wish has been grand. ingram was presented with his travel itinerary. >> dream foundation sponsored the strip. >> although we cannot provide a cure for our dream recipient we can impact the quality of their lives. >> phillip hasn't seen his mom in a few years. >> 84 years old. yep. mom is 84. going to see mom. >> this will be a nice visit for both of them. in alameda, abc 7 news. coming up a major breakthrough in the treatment of epilepsy. >> it gives hope to a segment of

the people that previously had little to hope for. the implantable device developed in the bay area that is reducing the number of seizures suffered from people with the disease. and the deadly side of caffeine. it's not your morning coffee but another form that could have severe consequences. and we were able to squeeze out a few drops from the monsoonal moisture in the area but it will heat up midweek. i will have the seven-day

caffeine is the main draw for die-hard coffee drinkers. a warning from the fda about a new form of the stimtlanlt has proven deadly. it is caffeine powder. it is extremely poe tent and can be purchased on-line. one teaspoon equals 25 cups of coffee. doctors say just a small amount could be fatal. it is blamed for the death of this 18-year-old ohio athlete from ohio. a coroner found 23 times the amount of caffeine in his body than that of a typical coffee drinker. >> take too much of this and it is truly toxic, you will get disoriented, irregular heart beat and says seizures and could lead to death sglit is marketed as a diet supplement so it

doesn't face regulations like food. they are considering regulatory action. a cutting-edge surgery we profiled is now almost routine at one bay area hospital. as abc 7 news anchor cheryl jennings shows us it is bringing relief to patients whose conditions are so severe it can disrupt their lives. >> when we first met monika, she had been experienced severe epileptic seizures much of her adult life. >> my heart is racing like crazy and i black out. >> the device is implanted in to a small dent in the skull that we create. >> reporter: a small implantable device would improve her symptoms dramatically. she became an early patient in a clinical trial at california pacific medical center. the device is an electroning stimulater that can read signals in the brain that perceive an

epileptic seizure. >> when it senses the signals, it sends another small electrical pulse to the area to abort the seizure. >> reporter: once implanted it is in tune with the brain waves with the help of external software. the device was effective in more than 60% of the patients with a significant number having their seizures cut by half. the results were so encouraging that six months ago the fda approved neuro pace for the treatment of epilepsy. >> it gives hope to a segment of the people that previously had little to hope for. >> reporter: concerns at the medical center are implanting the device in qualified patients who respond respond to medications or other treatments. in most cases those are covered by insurance. for most parent v patients they offer the chance for the kind of improvement monica experienced

during the trial. >> i went a whole month wow without seizures this was like whoa. >> tomorrow is the 45th anniversary of the first moon landing and tonight one of the men on the flight is on a mission. >> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> those words etched forever in the memories of those who watched the moon landing from their tv sets. buzz aldrin is trying to get people to share their memories. >> 5 years old. my mom swears she got me up and put me in front of the tv with my other ten brothers and sisters. what a day that was. >> i was sitting on the floor glued to the family tv. >> aldrin will be in the bay area next weekend for the celebration at the uss hornet museum in alameda the hornet recovered the apollo crew from the pacific following splash down. one last check on the

weather this evening. >> not so much of a splash down for our were. a couple of droplets trickling in, most of it is well off to the pacific. we have noticed that we have a few sprinkles in the area due to increasing moisture over the bay area. we have this area of high pressure that will bring in warmer temperatures by midweek. overnight lows for tonight, increasing cloud cover and fog along the coast. more showers and possible thunderstorms, as well. upper 50s to low 60s for most of us. the highs tomorrow, range between the 60s around the coast. mid-70s around the bay and a little warmer in inland areas. 86 antioch. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, will show that we have some humidity out there. certainly if you are headed to the golden gate park tomorrow for aids walk, hope you can join us, it will be muggy and cooler but the humidity will add some

warmth to that but it will get hot midweek. >> almost triple-digits in some spots. >> inland areas. >> oh, gosh. at least it will be nice for the walk tomorrow. and a lot of our abc folks will be there, including you. >> indeed. >> come by and say hi. >> thank you. rick is in and a's coming off an exciting win but could they do it again? >> no. the orioles spoiled the party tonight. the a's honored their '89 championship team. baltimore celebrated at the end. the giants get a belt out of brandon but he had to leave

the as came up short. the etching began on a festive note as they honored the 1989 world chpts team. 25 years ago they won the series. canseco at the coliseum. jason gives up a three-run homer to jones. two batters later hardy connects. he lasted two innings, five runs and six hits. the a's try to battle back in the third. moss launches his 22nd homer of the year. 5-1. baltimore tacked on two in the fourth on the jones single. he had five rbi as the o's beat

the a's 8-4. the angels also lost so they stay a game and a half back. all-star tim hudson started against the marlins. miami took the lead in the first. santa cruz mcgee drives one in. giants answer in the second. a double to right field corner and isabel celisibe the belt had to leave the game because of dizziness. he will be tested for a concussion and miss at least one game. hunter pence delivers a bases loaded single. and two score. 5-1. hudson got the eighth win allowing one run over 7 and a third. san francisco leads the dodgers by a full game in the west because st. louis beat l.a. matt halladay with a two run double. the dodgers got a scare when he

was hit on the hand. x-rays prove negative. l.a. was threatening in the 8th but ramirez is strike struck out. dodgers lose 4- 2 no one has had a six stroke lead in the british open and he will not be the first. storm warnings did not keep crowds away from liverpool. fowler began six strokes back. thanks to a string of birdies they were tied after 12 holes. mcilroy surged ahead with a great display of golf down the stretch. here on 14 for birdie. sinks this long putt. he would make eagle on two of his last three holes. on 16 he gets the first one. on 18, after a great approach, second eagle. mcilroy with the 58 today is 16 under for the tournament. good for a six-stroke lead over fowler. >> whenever you have a big lead,

you know, you really can't think of everyone ever anyone else but yourself. you have to think of how you will control your emotions, how you control whatever thoughts you have, trying to stay in the present and focus on what you need to do. you can't let yourself think about winning or whatever it is. you have to completely stay in the moment and in the present and that's what i'm going to try to do. lake tahoe, round two of the american cinentury classic. barkley is known for having an ugly shot but must have been practicing. he has a good swing. sets up a birdie with this effort. 19th place with 1 points. chad pfeiffer who lost a leg in iraq is in second place. four back of former nhl great jeremy roenick. the tour de france was --

soccer first, earthquakes and new jersey. 32nd minute. handball in the box. iffy there. that led to this and phillips scores the league leading 17th goal. he ties the game with the first of the season. that's the way it ended in a 1-1 draw. now to the tour de france. 14th stage. 110 mile journey through the alps. mica who appears to be losing his journey conquered today's stage. he remains the overall leader. the tour ends a week from tomorrow in paris. if rory mcilroy wins tomorrow his father will be especially happy because ten years ago he bet his son would win the british before he turned 26 years old. >> he's 25, right. >> he is 25 right now. if he wins they will collect $341,000. >> not bad. not bad for believing in his

son. >> absolutely. we don't want you to forget that abc 7 is a proud sponsor the aids walk san francisco. it is not too late to register. call 415-615-walk. visit aidswalk.net or download the aids walk app. plenty of ways to take part. that will do it fors our broadcast tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning. for all of us here thank you for joining us. have a great night.

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