>> sky 7 hd was over michael johnson's funeral procession this morning from los gatos and san jose all stood to salute him. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live with a very emotional day, david? >> emotional indeed. this was the day of loss for the johnson family. a day of loss for the san jose community who considered officer johnson one of the good guys who knew when to be a warrior, and when to be compassionate. >> this was an opportunity for fellow officers to display how law enforcement is one large family. the grief of one department is shared by all. residents of san jose also felt compelled to attend. >> it was hard to hear that one of our men in blue got killed. it's heartbreaking. >> police are sensing a change in attitude for the officers. officer johnson may be a reason why.

a woman told chief escovel last week how a woman counseled her son who was heading in the wrong direction. >> it was that talk that changed her son for the better. she became interested in school was no longer defy an the. his attitude changed 180 degrees. >> the johnson family -- johnson's sister recalled playing cops and robbers when they were kids. >> he always insisted on being the cop, i always had to be the bad guy. that turned out to be fortuitous not just because he grew up to become a cop, but i grew up to become a lawyer. >> johnson's factory was flanked by an honor guard. his patrol vehicle was parked nearby. >> family photos for years were displayed. the most touching remarks were madly david solis who is now a menlo park officer. >> death does not make you a hero. you were already a hero while you lived.

you're forever stitched to us bonded to us and now your heart will be to ours. >> two members of that 2001 class, johnson and jeffrey none tan in a were killed in the line of duty. in sang jose david louie abc 7 news. >> during today's moving memorial san jose police chief talked about officer johnson's quirky sign and how he loved to collect coins. and then he said -- >> on that miserable night particular 24th the only thing that michael had in his uniform pants pocket were his keys and some coins, bareescentuals, simple. i have those coins with me today. and these are for you from

michael. >> the hearse with officer johnson's casket inside left the funeral home in los gatos after 10:00 this morning. they're paying their respects to the fallen officer, many whom we talked to said they were there to show officer johnson's family how grateful they are. >> i think it's important for everybody to meet me out here and show their respects. again like i say they have a tough job. >> along the procession route, students and teachers in campbell left class to pay their respects. they lined the root on winchester boulevard this morning, holding american flags as the funeral procession passed by. san jose firefighters paid their respects as officer johnson's

body approached the sap center. the procession passed underneath. an american flag supported by the ladders for two different trucks. officers described their thoughts on this emotional day. >> the outpouring has been indescribable from our community. as i mentioned, law enforcement agencies. i don't have the words to describe it. it's something we'll never forget. >> it's a brotherhood, of course, and when we lose one elsewhere, we've lost one of our own, so we're here to support them and their families. >> we are out there trying to do the right thing every day, all the time. and this is one of the ways that we respect each other and come together. >> law enforcement from across the region generously offered to fill in for san jose police officers, so everyone in the department could attend the memorial. 81 deputiesy sies helped staff while

the regular officers grieved. >> we always want to support our brothers and sisters in law enforcement. today i was proud and honored to have numerous people coming out that wanted to help. we had to turn people away. >> santa clara county sheriff's department had the most officers backing up the sjpd today. in all, about a dozen agencies helped out. >> san jose police officers gathered at botania arms. >> 100% of sales will benefit officer johnsen's family. >> reporter: this is no longer a fund-raiser, it's turned into a celebration of officer michael johnson's life. hundreds of people have come here to britania arms knowing every dollars worth of food they eat or drink will benefit officer johnson's family.

>> grieving and giving go hand in hand. >> i have so much respect for that officer. >> this afternoon folks lined up for $20 plates of bbq. some thought families were signed up for the silent auction. a sign of support for officer michael johnson and his family. >> when somebody's in need of help, here we are. >> when somebody's in needs of help at home many here we are. >> two of my southerns are cops. my dad's a cop. supporting the police department. >> yes, sir's motivation for donating is also deeply personal. >> it's just phenomenal, you know that they've trained the officers with the crisis teams and everything to handle these situations carefully. >> young and old, they came to eat, to connect to remember. the restaurant's co-owners said he knew britania arms had to get

involved. >> my sister-in-law's an officer, she knew him, that's my wife's twin so this really hit home for us, and it could have been her as well, so we feel it's important that we help other communities. >> everything we take today is going to the family we're not taking a percentage. every penny goes to the family. >> everyone should come out here and help out. >> they will be open until 2:00 a.m. in san jose tiffany wilson abc 7 news. >> now, a number of fund-raisers for the johnson family are in the works. the san jose earthquakes will ask for donations during their match on april 5th a donation bin will be set up during an easter egg hunt that will follow that game. the san jose police officers association is also accepting donations. all of this information for you on our website abc 7 news.com. the san jose police department treated this picture today with a message, thank you officer michael johnson rest in peace brother.

there are so many messages of support on social media, from the east bay the richmond police department writes paying our respects for a fallen brother. and take a look at the two boards, we're watching the procession for officer johnson. so many other by standers in the south bay who writes, thank you for your service, officer johnson. >> if you want to see or listen to some of the poignant eulogies from today's service and there were many and see a photo gallery of tributes to officer johnson, visit us online at abc 7 news.com. stay with us, cheryl and i will be right back.

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a warning from president obama to iran after that country agreed to limit its nuclear cape abilities. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has reaction on this groundbreaking agreement. >> to put this in perspective one could argue that after today, relations between the united states and iran have probably never been better since the takeover of the u.s. embassy in 1969. not that the relations are good yet, but at least now there is some reason for hope. >> this was not just any stroll along lake geneva. the photo op was close to a decade in the making, probably longer. >> we have a very serious problem of confidence mutual lack of confidence we need to address, and we hope that this

process will remedy some of that. >> it's an agreement to agree between iran and six world powers which include the united states. iran has agreed to restrictions and inspections that will prevent it from building a nuclear weapon, in return for lifting of economic sanctions. >> iran cheats, the world will know it. >> we have stopped a cycle that was not in the interest of anybody. >> interesting nonetheless to middle eastern experts and scholars including dr. steven zunis at the university of san francisco. >> it's possible to open things up a little bit. especially as the sanctions are lifted. >> sayings as a discussion of iran's human rights record. a dismal one by most accounts. at unite for iran. a nonprofit in berkeley they're hopeful the nuclear discussions may be in human rights discussions. >> allow iranians to voice their opinions. put who they want in power. >> all of which may qualify as looking ahead for now. this agreement in principle

could take weeks or months of finetuned negotiating. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> did you feel it? the 3.6 magnitude quake in the east bay that hit at 12:06 this morning. the u.s. geological survey says the quake was centered one mile northwest of san ramon. it was 6 miles underground. no real damage and no one injured. seismologyists have proven the heyward and callabarras faults are connected. making a quake more destructive. they estimate a 6.7 or greater quake on the heyward fault is more than 14% likely in the next 30 years. more than 7% likely. a simultaneous rupture would create a quake 2.5 times greater at a 7.3 magnitude. and now there is this. only on abc 7 news this evening, we have learned that san

francisco's police chief has finished his investigation into the racist texts sent between members of the department. people will lose their jobs vic? >> there were four officers under investigation. that number expanded to 13 including a captain. she told us he will ask the police commission to fire at least three of those cops with more discipline to come. >> the officers that go for recommendation will be suspended immediately and that will be tomorrow before close of business. >> he confirmed to abc 7 news what we had heard from our sources. at least three officers will be suspended with a recommendation to the police commission that they be fired. the offensive tests were released during a bail hearing last month for former sfpd officer, he was convicted of public corruption in a federal court last december.

the texts were exchanged between ferminger and four other sources. swab has resigned the other three were reassigned to units with no public contact. >> i applaud him for seeing the light, however, reverend brown president of the san francisco chapter of the naacp says there needs to be more reform. >> how have we had implicit bias in this department, where we've had overt related behavior of racist practices that have been perpetrated against african-americans in this city. >> he confirms there will be more suspensions to come soon. vic lee, abc 7 news. in the north bay police are looking for a man who attacked a driver with a hammer. it happened around 8:00 this

morning. the victim went to the hospital police say the victim and the suspect were involved in a crash before the attack. the suspect drove away in a red or maybe maroon car that might be missing its passenger side mirror. caltrain is redoubling its efforts to reduce the recent rise of deaths along its tracks. ten people have been killed this year. by comparison there were only 10 deaths on the tracks in all of last year. the majority of them suicides. additional fencing and elevated crossings. they also have officers patrolling the tracks. >> we have crisis intervention trained transit police officers. in 2014 alone they stopped 40 individuals from taking their lives on the tracks. >> caltrain has also installed signs with a suicide hotline number along the tracks and begun working with local mental health organizations on ways to reduce suicides. a survival story tonight

from the east bay. take a look at this house in north oakland that collapsed this morning with a man inside. the home was under construction. and the man it collapsed around was a guest of sorts. allen long was live at the scene to explain how this happened and how that man made it out alive. this is a house that was under construction and was razed to create a second story around 11:00 this morning it all came crashing down, and this man was sleeping inside the home. 68-year-old crosby powell said he was lying inside the doorway under a blanket when it happened. the neighbor's thought the loud noise was a garbage truck. a cloud of dust was in the air and mr. powell was trapped under a collapsed wall, an old tv and some luck kept it from crushing him. >> yesterday i got bit by a pit bull right there. today a house fell on me.

this is what the house looked like before it collapsed. a few neighbors say they noticed it was leaning precariously to one side. one of them decided to take pictures. the next door neighbor's house has been red tagged. the other next door neighbor's car was damaged. mr. powell tells us he is homeless, and the contractor let him sleep in the vacant home under construction. he was fortunate to walk away from all of this uninjured. reporting live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> what a story allen. caltrans will close the 29th avenue overcrossing between oakland and alameda, until october 2016. caltran s caltrans will cause freeway closures. log on to abc 7 news.com for the detour specifics. major league baseball is back in the bay area, you're

looking at a live picture of at&t park in san francisco where the a's and giants will square off tonight. game one of the annual bay bridge series. >> a look at the forecast and into the weekend. >> it's beautiful for the game, when it gets underway, it will be clear. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, a little breezy. the winds haven't been a big irish u. that's why the temperatures came up, it's a milder day across the area, with 50s at the coast to low 70s inland. clear skies across the bay area and overnight tonight with those clear skies we are expecting the temperatures to fall. enough that a frost advisory has been issued for the north bay valleys. 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. we could see lower 30s, which means patchy fog could damage your frost sensitive plants. 71 in oakland it's in the upper

60s from san carlos to san jose. there are no clouds from our east bay hills camera as you look. 71 right now in santa rosa 68 in napa, low 70s for fairfield livermore, sparkling. emeriville camera it's not going to stay that way. chilly night we're looking at patchy morning frost sunny and warm tomorrow. showers on easter sunday we have more and that's going to follow, take a look at the satellite and radar, high pressure still in control, dry the next two days, and then we welcome two systems not one but two, this is great. first system sunday the second mondays night into tuesday. and they are going to bring us some wet weather, saturday evening, if you do have travel plans to grandmas, you don't have to worry about the rain here in the bay area as we head toward sunday morning, the wee hours, the showers begin, when the sun comes up for sunrise services if you are stepping out, carry your umbrellas,

easter showers for the morning, midday hours means the egg hunts will be impacted for earlier in the day. later in the afternoon we'll deal with the clouds. system number two comes in monday night going into tuesday. this will bring us moderate rain early next week, this will switch into snow the systems are coming into the gulf of alaska. they're cold sierra nevada about 4,000 feet with the first system, a couple inches of snow the snow levels could drop as low as 3,000 feet with the second system, could see up to a half a foot of snow in some of our resorts, up to a foot at the higher passions. tomorrow morning upper 30s to the upper 40s, like i mentioned some of the wind sheltered valleys will drop into the low 30s. you will need to bundle up when you leave home. 71 in san jose and cupertino. 71 gilroy los gatos 73. menlo park 58.

64 degrees in downtown san francisco. north bay, you're looking at 71 in santa rosa, napa 72 upper 60s, newark, 73 in livermore a look at the 7-day forecast will feet tour showers on sunday, monday night and tuesday, we have more rain coming. this is welcome news. it's going to be much cooler this weekend. so keep that in mind as you make your holiday plans. dan and cheryl? >> thank you so much. still ahead from farm fresh to your dinner table. michael finney on the best grocery store for you. and now a check on traffic. right now 80, 360 camera northbound680, we just passes el cerro boulevard. it's pretty sticky this time of day, not too bad. let's take a look south. moving nicely in that direction.

that's usually not the trouble spot, it's aheading north. this tim

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the abc 7 programs that were preempted by our coverage of today's memg oriole service can be seen tonight. set your dvr for the view, followed by the chew at 2:42 a.m., and you'll see them in their entirety. we have some consumer news for you now. you go to the grocery store, you want to make sure you get the best food for your family. >> some stores stack up better than others. >> michael finney is here with the story. >> here's the question. how fresh is the food at your grocery store? the new consumer reports survey shows that some supermarkets deliver much fresher food than others? americans average 83 trips a year around the supermarket spending a total of $5400. more than half that money is going for fresh food found around the perimeter of the

store. produce, meat, bread and ready to eat food. consumer reports rated 68 supermarkets across the country on the quality of their fresh food based on a survey of nearly 63,000 of its readers. >> we asked about the quality of fresh fruits and vegetables. meat, store prepared foods and baked goods. as well as things like cleanliness, staff courtesy and prices. >> only about 60% of shoppers say they're highly satisfied with a quality of their stores poultry and meat? and only half are set with their prepared foods and bakery options. walmart scored near the bottom of the ratings, people gave walmart low marks in all freshness categories. >> they didn't do well for its court yes, sir staff and store cleanliness, it did score high for prices but it wasn't the best for price. >> walmart's ceo says every

store i go in has room to improve, if we nail those, one store at a time our short time performance gets better. consumer reports top scoring supermarkets include several regional stores as well as trader joes and costco. which both got better ratings than walmart for prices. >> you can go to abc 7 news.com for a link to the full list of supermarket ratings. it's worth checking out. go check it out. >> thanks michael. just ahead, they are the golden state warriors they are stars in their own light. >> a group of high

coming up new at 6:00, we will wrap up today's moving public memorial including an impromptu tribute by some fell owe lawyers this afternoon. also the crime that's anything but the noah's. 7 on your side michael finney

explains, how thieves are manipulating gift cards, leaving you empty-handed. a new understanding of science and history. that's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. finally, you don't have to be a professional athlete to have a parade in your honor. >> the town of danville celebrated some of its youngest star players today. ♪ >> how fun is that? we were in danville to catch the marching ban cheerleaders and rides in the back of convertibles. >> they won the division i state championship friday night. the wolves beat chino hills in double overtime. it this riling win, a big win, and today just rewards. >> how sweet it is. >> that's going to do it for us. world news tonight is coming up next.

breaking news tonight. the massive terror attack on a college campus. at least 147 dead. new images tonight. gunmen strapped with explosives. 13 hours of terror. reports of christians singled out and killed. martha raddatz is standing by. also breaking tonight, history with iran. has the u.s. and its allies stopped iran from developing a nuclear weapon? terry moran live with what iran has now agreed to. the new discovery after the jet crash in the alps. investigators tonight revealing what the co-pilot searched online for before the crash. was he planning for days? the alleged bomb plot right here in the u.s. tonight, two american women under arrest. the fbi now saying they were planning a major attack. and the uneasy landing.