scene. people have been leaving flowers and pictures outside. >> officer johnson was the first to lose his life in the line of duty for the department since 2001. and we're learning about the man who shot office the officer he work forward a local community college strict. >> we have live coverage with reaction on the death. >> yes. let's begin with david louie live at the police department tonight. david, they're stunned. >> the family is dealing with grief today. his wife, his father in seclusion for the day but we spoke with friends and colleague who's said he had the incredible skills to be a police officer

and over 14 years in the patrol division he touched lives. the outpouring on social media has been supportive of the officer most probably never met. others brought flowers to police headquarters to express sorrow and respect. >> when a police officer is killed in the line of duty, it is a loss for everyone in the community. >> the district attorney said johnson testified in cases they're prosecuting. johnson was always prepared. johnson had a lot of friends who cared for him frank santiago is one of them who worried when hearing about the shooting. >> i text him and says are you okay bro? and never got a response. i was hoping to see something. i never got the text. >> they were black belts in judo and taught at the pacific judo academy in south san jose.

the police sargent said johnson was an ideal officer. he was a even keel, respectful, hard working officer you'd ask him to do any assignment and it would get done. >> he had a way of communicating that helped in police work. >> mike was so easy going and just his mannerisms were easy for people on the streets to connect to him, because he was easy to talk to. he will be the 12th officer to have his photo added to the wall. his wife and father have asked for privacy to deal with the grieve. >> the family released this statement. we appreciate thoughts and

prayers from the community and we love you, mike our husband brother, son uncle and hero. >> the i team has been digging into the background of the killer and found the 57-year-old had a criminal record not a long one, but was arrested in 1996, booked for felony domestic violence. his wife reported he choked and hit her in the home. she told officers he had an alcohol problem and that he got angry and violent when he drank. the i team learn ed worked from 1998 to 2012 as a grounds gardener and construction laborer. the vice chancellor told us he resigned for retirement purposes. >> we have a closer look at where this happened. sky 7 got this video today of the apartment complex on busy center road. officer johnson responded last

night. take a look. this is the balcony from where the shot was fired the same where the shooter was found dead. chris? >> san jose police say johnson was shot without warning. we're standing in front of the second floor unit here police as you can see have cleared the scene but abc7 news learn that had officer johnson was not alone when he died two. other officers rushed to his side. off center road, residents are searching for answers after the unthinkable. >> i don't know, how do you go go from being a nice person to a killer? >> police are looking into the questions after the 57-year-old opened fire on officers who came

for a welfare check. officers were crying and grieving. >> the shooting happened around 6:45. officers fired back, not knowing if they had hit doneham. this neighbor heard the gunshots and aftermath. >> sirens on the house. and there must have been police cars >> police found him dead on the balcony nearly nine hours later. those at the apartment complex are still trying to make sense of it all. >> thinking no one is safe. that is >> they're shocked their neighbors can do something so horrific. >> just brakes my heart. >> those in units are clean

cleaning up after officers used their hoods to keep him safe. >> i'm here, neighbors are here. and >> in san jose abc7 news. >> we want to take a look right now from sky 7 hd of the procession underway moving the body to a funeral home. you can see the large number of officers. there have been fire crews parked and saluting. you can see the procession continuing on right now >> a number of civic leaders are offering their condolences to the family and colleagues.

ed lee shared how this highlights dangers every police officer faces. >> this is the danger police officers say they might have to expect when arriving to a scene. and he was just trying to do his job we hope this never happens. >> i number yil has grown throughout the day the mourners included a woman leading a group that helps victims of crime. >> we called and officer johnson was professional and helpful. and will be missed. >> the contribute united states included art work created by children. >> last night's tragedy dan with

a call to check on him to make sure he was okay. and details have emerged from radio to police dispatchers. >> shots fired, officer down. >> we'll have the story of those images still ahead at 6:30. >> also in the south bay authorities say a deputy who felt his life was in danger fired at a driver who tried to run him over. the driver got away. deputies found him, and took him in for questioning and arrested two other people in a separate car at the scene. >> police arrested two men near

the bart station. and the car jacking ended around 1:30. sfpd started chasing it. the other was arrested after crashing into a fence the woman not hurt. >> a woman believed to be kidnapped has been found safe. she was seen walking with police outside of an apartment building in huntington beach. she left a voice mail saying she was okay after her kidnappers set her free at her mother's home. police said officers want to talk to her as soon as possible and hopes of getting information to unravel this mystery. >> a lot of facts are still coming in. we have minimal facts we're trying to figure out. and are

confident >> she disappeared on monday. her he is not a suspect. 11 11 hours elapsed between the time of the kidnapping and call to pleas >> two fund raising campaigns to help a family raised $10,000 in the first 20 hours. relatives of trying to raise money to pay for her funeral and her 4-year-old daughter's education. a dump truck toppled over and crushed her car. a man who worked with the truck driver said he had a spotless record for 25 years and there appears to be no mechanical problem with the truck. >> a lot more still to come. it's almost ready to go. next at 6:00 a tour of the new command center that is state of

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another live look now from sky seven of the procession underway, moving officer johnson's body to a funeral

home. it's been an emotional day. a large number of officers have been escorting the hearse. >> under deliberations are under way in a sex discrimination lawsuit against a silicon valley venture capitol firm they're discussing the lawsuit that claims the firm discriminates against women and failed to promote her after she xraned. firm's lawyer says it was decided before the complaint. >> nearly 2000 emf workers across california have a three year contract that will improve safety by limiting the number of

work shifts, provide pay increases and provide health care. >> the call of justice is about to lose a big chunk of tenants. abc7 news reporter vic lee is live with how it looks. vic? >> reporter: looks good. it's state of the art. they'll be moving from the hall of justice on brian street, leaving behind memories. >> there is a lot of history here in this building.

>> 50 years. dirty harry was filmed at the hall of justice. but it's a tired old building. >> it's time to go. and i efrp pathize with those not getting to go. >> it's back up power can last four days. there is an operation operations center. friday night, they'll move here from the hall of justice and there is a 38 bed fire station. and to the dismay of many, the courts and district attorney will be left behind at the old hall of justice. >> the building is not only

compromised in terms of an earthquake in terms of fire. >> the da points to leaking pipe water from drinking fountains and by the way, an omen perhaps >> we're following breaking news from the mid west tonight. you're hooking at images of a powerful series of tornadoes touching down in the tulsa area. >> twisters formed about 30 miles west and swept across the region. a devastating twister hit in may, 2013. >> right now it's actually, hang on. it's going south now.

going south. and east. and to the south side. this is the time of the year that can be very volatile. >> one person did die. >> there is no more frightening event than a tornado. >> it comes up quickly. >> that is right. >> here is a look at calm conditions and sunny skies right now. just a little hint of light area of fog san francisco, a high of 70. on yes go to our emeryville

camera. it's 65 across the bay in oakland. and 57 in half moon bay. there is a patch of low clouds traffic is moving smoothly. record highs possible in a few spots tomorrow. so this warming trend has noernl way to go. temperatures peak tomorrow. so let's take a look at highs

tomorrow. that would be a record if reaching 85 there. temperatures around the bay will see inland locations hitting 80 degrees or above. no records expected that day. overnight, clear skies. tomorrow, some mid-80s. 84 in san jose. with presence of fog, downtown a high of 74 tomorrow. and 81 in napa. east bay, 80 in astro valley and

fremont. cooling down friday and around the coast. a steady range of high temperatures near or just above 80 inland. and no rain. >> coming up booming rents in san francisco about to close another popular city business. >> new rules making your credit report more accurate and less of a "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪

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a san francisco toy store brought joy to generations of kids is shutting down because of rising rent. jeffrey's toys received an eviction notice. they launched in the bay area 65 years ago. >> we don't have a location we knew day was going to come. and there is a 60 day notice. there is no turning back on that. >> this is where i get on my books and my morning routine. >> the owner plans to look for another location. >> a happy ending to a bunny

caper in walnut creek. all three animals have been returned and appear happy to be together. the third brought back last night the thieves left a letter acknowledging it was a bad idea. >> this tiny mammal is the extremely endangered elipika. the rare animal with a teddy bear face has been found in northwest china 20 years after it was first discovered. environmentalists say the population has declined by 70% thanks to global warming. >> a bear on the loose in tracy decided to climb into a tree this afternoon. they are still trying to coax

the bear down. >> well, still ahead, continuing coverage of the fatal police shooting in san jose. >> americans among passengers on yesterday's crash in the french alps. >> the powerful testimony on the

now, remembering a fallen officer. a memorial is growing tonight outside police headquarters nearly 24 hours after officer johnson was shot and killed. >> let's show you a show of support from people in san jose to honor officer johnson. >> fire crews saluted while average citizens stood alongside

the road. >> let's show you the hearse having to arrive in loss gatos. >> today recordings from raft night tell the story of the tragedy and how it went down. >> this trouble started when concerned family members asked officers to check on this man scott doneham. 20 minutes elapsed when officer johnson was shot to

death. >> police used a code 1051 describing someone intoxicated. 1056 means suicidal. >> he said he would kill her if she doesn't leave. >> the family told dispatchers that this wasn't the first time he tried to kill himself. then he was asked if guns were registered to dunham. >> no guns registered to the male. >> but officers were warned about mental problems >> said he might be bipolar. >> officers learned more when arriving on the scene. >> officers kept an eye on the apartment for several minutes. >> they just came out.

>> seconds later, dunham opened fire. >> officer down, officer down. >> officer down. officer down. we have multiple shots being fired. >> one officer used the worst radio code of all, signifying a fatality. >> officer 755. >> many messages feature a badge with a black bar in memory of the fallen brother. >> you can show your support by sharing this badge from our facebook page. 24,000 people posted since this morning. >> moving on, the crash over the french alps. one pilot was locked out of the flight deck and not able to regain entry. the french government official

tells the times audio from the cockpit recorder captured light knocking but no one opened the door. 150 people and 144 passengers and six crew. among presumed dead, three americans. american soldier and former taliban captive bo bergdahl is being accused of abandoning his post before his capture by the taliban. the latter charge carries a severe penalty. >> an emotional moment today.

pardon he >> yes. >> the woman came during a hearing on a bill that would allow a bill to allow the terminally ill to decide when their lives should end and her testimony, taped before her death was played. >> it's a video made by a die young woman aimed at california lawmakers in the hope it would help others like her in the future. >> everyone of us will die. we should not have to suffer excruciating pain, shame, or a prolonged dieing process. >> this video testimony was made 18 days before she chose to end her life. with medication, prescribed for the purpose in oregon. >> what my wife did on november 1st, her death, her passing it was by her design. it avoided suffering.

and it harmed no one else. >> her mother and husband appeared in sacramento in support of the senate bill 128 called end of life option act. opponents testified the bill would sank suicide or lead to homicide. >> it could be given by a care giver to an unwitting patient because he is tired of taking care of mom. or anxious to get his in inheritance inheritance. >> a field poll shows 80% of americans recommend aid for dieing. >> in sacramento laura anthony abc7 news. >> taking a look at money matters a big merger in the food industry. hj heinz is buying kraft foods group. shoppers aren't expected to see changes but companies expect to

save a billion dollars by combining their systems. kraft's stock soared but the market took a big hit. the dow dropped 292 points. and jaguar unveiled a daring act. check this out. showing off 2016 xf. a stop man was behind the wheel. >> i'd like to do it that way. >> still ahead a credit recording agency making changes. >> t

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three major credit reporting has been trying to change their ways. >> the city attorney general says they weren't treating

consumers as well as they should. there are two lisa marie allens one in fremont and one in texas. sharing the same credit report. our lisa marie tried to get things fixed but couldn't get agencies to work with her. >> they'd ask for my credit report. so i would go online and try to pull it. >> wait a minute. >> a credit reporting agency asked you for a credit report? >> i'm laughing with you, not at you. >> i know it's absurd. >> she wept to attorney mark anderson and as it turns out she was in the the oem one who couldn't get it fixed. this is a settlement between new york attorney general and major

credit reporting bureaus. a better trained employee would have pixed the problem. >> that is good news bad? mark says it's too early to say if this will work for consumers. >> it's fine to say we're going to enhance the system. they're going to take six months to a year to implement it. what does that mean? it's in control of the companies. and is unknown what it means. >> however, there is another provision that the national consumer law sent jerz. it will not allow medical detectives to be posted for 180 days. >> it might not get paid because the provider made a billing

error. and insurance company wants more information. it's a back and forth. and they end up hurting their credit. >> i'll keep track of this and let you know when changes are made and if they're working. we're looking at six months maybe a year out. to see the reports go to abc7 news.com and click on sections tab. >> okay. >> thanks >> sure. >> up next we take you inside facebook's big developer's conference. >> new act

facebook has taken oer over fort mason but as abc7 news found out, the app getting attention on day one wasn't the facebook app. >> hi everyone. hey. >> mark zuckerberg took the stage for an audience including this guy from canada. >> my name is ba. >> we interviewed ba about his app, bit strips. now there is bit moji. >> it turns you into your own personal emoji.

>> bitmoji has an app. >> today we're introducing messen ger platform. you know messen ger? the app facebook all but forced you to down load? >> people were upset. now, you can start to see why they did it. >> facebook is working with the developers to put the app inside messen messenger. it means more people will do it. >> leaving a text conversation going somewhere else, making something, coming back putting it in. it doesn't compare. >> and look who else we found. yes, that is spice girl mel b with an app. >> you take a picture then, you can blow it up and shower it with kisses. >> justin bieber with sign your

picture and walk off. >> facebook wants to you use it for everything. interacting with businesses and paying for things . >> i don't know anyone who likes calling businesses think about if you can just message a business. >> facebook envisioned one place where you can send messages and pay for things and if customer service isn't getting a message you can send a bitmoji. >> let's talk about the forecast. >> that is right. spencer? >> let's start with live doppler 7 hd moving to oklahoma. the devastating tornadoes have been rumbling now. that is until 10:00 tonight and over southern illinois and

southeastern missouri thunderstorms in forecast until 2:00 a.m . so there is a danger of tornadoes developing. sunny, warm highs 91 in los angeles, 95 palm springs here in the bay area mid 80s in some inland locations and a chance for highs. friday, cooler, then mild to warm for the remainder of the forecast. lovely weather. >> yes. absolutely. >> thank you. >> news about business of baseball. >> yes. big business. >> cash money. >> the value of the giants in billions.

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>> ike davis with billy butter this year. >> that is what spring training is for every year. new faces. this is our time to just to get to know each other and put the work on the field. and sweat, and bleed. >> fatigue is the biggest side affect. he's over it now, looking forward to a new start. >> mike davis what do you bring to the table? >> default. for sure. a lot of homers. and when i hit them, i won't go very far. >> besides maybe just being nice. >> what do you do in down time? >> go on fishing trips. just chill.

>> golf. you know? >> right. >> it's more frustrating based on -- >> favorite tv show? >> seinfeld back in the day. >> it's now over. >> you can't just say that. he hopes it durs as long as signfeld. >> i like ike davis attacking shu for inaccurate question. a's and brewers and predicted to hit a long home run. that is to dead center. new forbes report estimating baseball teams. giants have doubled their value

in the past year up to $2 billion. giants and rocky was zeros on the board until toy tuluwitski. mat stainbrook when not driving in the rain driving for uber. . >> i describe it as a most typical old person car you can have. it's big, boxesy. very bland.

and so still good. >> thank you larry. >> a big announcement for cincinnati bengals player and his daughter who has been battling cancer. >> taking matters into their own tiny hands. how locals are taking. >> and join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> you can see stars of the show performing live in just weeks. >> abc7 news viewers have the best shot. just use the code abc7 nashville to buy now through tomorrow at

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