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live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc 7 news. a deadly freeway shooting shuts down traffic on highway 4 for four hours a man shot and killed while driving tonight. authorities still searching for the killer. good evening, i'm katie marzulo. >> reporter: katie i just got off the phone with the lieutenant for the sheriff's office. he says at this point investigators have exhausted all of their leads. they really are waiting on the identity to be policy confirmed by the coroner's office. so at this point they're asking for any potential witnesses to come forward. anyone who may have seen this victim before the shooting. because at this point they don't know if it was targeted or if it was a road rage incident. the witnesses are asked to call

the sheriff's office. mary smith saw massive backup on eastbound highway 4 as she approached pittsburg. >> it was like a parking lot. >> reporter: she pulled over before reaching the closure at san marcos boulevard. >> there was a shooting on the freeway. >> it sounds like they were on the right side of the highway and the victim went across all lanes and hit the center median. >> reporter: shortly after 3:00 people called 911 after the shooting. chp shut down the highway and the male driver was pronounced dead on scene. >> it was just not moving -- it moved like a couple of inches every few minutes. it was just terrible. >> reporter: it took her two hours to travel three miles. many people lost their patience. >> they were getting aggressive and using the shoulder. >> reporter: the lieutenant said the bullet casings were scattered. there was no choice but to shut

down all four lane. >> so we're getting all that cleaned up and packaging the evidence so that we can do justice for the victim's family. >> reporter: the highway opened around 9:00 some six hours later. at this point the police don't have a description of the shooter or the shooter's vehicle. in pittsburg. in oakland, a search for answers, police want to know more about the deadly shooting of a man by an armed security guard happening after two men got into a fight at international boulevard and high street late last night. the trouble may have started when the guard asked the man to leave the station. detectives have been questioning the guard. new at 11:00, one person died, another went to the hospital after a light rail train plowed into a car this evening, happening around 7:40 p.m. investigators believe the car turned into the train as it headed southbound into the median at capital avenue. >> the vehicle had made an

illegal left turn at madden avenue. and in the area there is not even a left turn pocket to make that turn. >> the car's driver died at the scene. the other person in the car was alert when they were taken to a trauma center. nobody on board was hurt. police plan to look at the cameras mounted on the train to learn what happened. in sunnyvale a woman was hit at the station. it is the 13th death this year on the caltrain tracks. and rose navarro died on scene yesterday and her 4-year-old daughter was injured when the driver rode on scene. police say the driver had been at a medical marijuana facility. and tears for the victims on the balcony collapse.

22-year-old ashley done -- donohoe and olivia burke died. >> two coffins, 22-year-old ashley donohoe of rohnert park and olivia burke died. >> they would try to fool their parents into thinking they were twins. i don't know how much they succeeded but they did try to do that. >> reporter: they were at a birthday party in berkeley when the balcony they were on collapsed. they were among six who died. the cousin were found in an embrace. olivia is remembered as kind somebody who always put the needs of others before her own. ashley, very talented student as

well as soccer player. >> so fun-loving, with energy determined to always be great. she was such a great spirit. >> the only thing that makes you smile, her smile and life were remembered. >> her family and friends want people to know this. >> that ashley and olivia were two very talented and hard-working young ladies. they had bright futures ahead of them. >> at the scene of the memorial, flowers and family and friends gather to pay their respects. >> there is the thing about family, we're all such a unit back home. if it is one irish person it's the whole of ireland. >> the irish times reports the bodies of the four students will be returned to ireland tomorrow. in charleston south carolina, the historic black church where nine people were shot and killed will reopen for sunday services. meanwhile, possible clues into the mind of the gunman dylann

roof. the fbi is trying to determine if these pictures on the website and the manifesto were connected to him. one of his friends said that he had anger over george zimmerman and the killing of trayvon martin. >> he had talked about race and told me about the trayvon martin case, that he did not agree with it. it made him upset. >> demonstrators walked down the streets of charleston tonight chanting "black lives matter." and there was a rally against the confederate flag on the state house. and today, the conference was dominated in san francisco by hillary clinton as a featured speaker. sergio quintanas has more. >> katie, the issue of race and gun violence took center stage again in the second day of the conference.

and democratic hillary clinton frontrunner called on the nation's mayors to push for common sense changes that will help to make the country safer. former secretary of state hillary clinton called on president barack obama to curb violence. >> you can't watch massacre after massacre and not come to the conclusion that as president obama said we must tackle this challenge with urgency and conviction. >> as investigators learn more disturbing details about south carolina confessed shooter dylann roof from his purported racist manifesto on line, clinton called this week's shooting evidence of a problem our country has not properly dealt with. >> race remains a deep fault line in america. millions of people of color still experience racism in their everyday lives. >> reporter: one person who is absent from this weekend's conference is the mayor of charleston south carolina. san francisco mayor ed lee offered his condolences to him

and his thoughts on this latest incident of gun violence. >> there has to be even more national conversation for not assume that we can't do anything about it. this is what i think the re-commitment is from all of us. >> a variety of ranges are covered, from hikes in minimum wage, to subjects such as uber. and president obama took off from sfo after spending the day in san francisco. he spoke at the conferences of mayors and made an appearance. he will head back to washington tomorrow afternoon. still to come on abc news at 11:00, wildfire season begins with a vengeance, burning across the west tonight. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, there are spring clouds and fog moving in. we'll deal with the cool temperatures. the numbers ahead are in

accuweather. thank you, drew plus new toll roads coming to the bay area, the plan and which highway could be affected. >> plus? rocking the house the charity event tonight featuring

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donoho . covering oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. firefighters across the west are working around the clock several major fires are burning in three states tonight including a 16,000 acres lake fire in san bernardino county. ryan owens is in big bear where

crews are battling the fires tonight. >> so much of the alaska wilderness is burning tonight. 85 fires scorching the state. nearly 35 homes have burned. blackhawk helicopters, the only way to get to many of the rugged acres. drought-stricken california is not doing much better. just look at the smoky haze over the san bernardino mountains east of los angeles. this blaze, known as the lake fire is the state's largest, more than 15,000 acres, big enough to see from space. on this summer weekend, firefighters have kept the flames out of the popular resort town of big bear but tonight the lake fire is just 10% contained and more than a thousand firefighters are on the front lines. >> the number one priority right now for the incident commander is to keep this fire south of the highway. >> reporter: as you can see large parts of the so-called lake fire are burning inside a national forest so firefighters

can afford to let some of this go. but the fact of the matter is mother nature is not on their team. more hot dry weather in the forecast, just what they don't need. ryan owens report tlg. three structures have been burned where flames spread to a nearby brush the fire is just 5% contained. some san francisco taxi drivers are calling on lawmakers to level the playing field regarding uber drivers. they demand that uber and lift follow stricter regulations like they do. taxi drivers say they suffered 40% pay cuts since the two companies started to operate. uber says it has made an impact on local communities by delivering quality services. lift has not responded. and many drivers face delays on highway 101 and it has

spawned a call for toll lanes along the peninsula. the city council of governments security secured more than $16 million to look at ways to ease traffic. some see it as a way to speed the commuters to san francisco and silicon valley. others prefer car toll lanes saying that the others pull out lower costs. and listening to great music while helping out. abc 7 news was in walnut creek for rock the casa anchor dan ashley created the nonprofit charity to help the bay area children. they support two causes, the court-appointed special advocates, which helps children removed from their home because of abuse or neglect and friends of camp concord which sends kids to summer camp.

>> these are kids who would not get a chance to spend time in the wilderness in lake tahoe, and meet campers from all over the country. >> legendary rocker eddy money, headlined the event. great job, if you would like the donate we have information on our website at abc7news.com. all right, we'll have a look at the forecast with drew tuma. a packed house in there awesome job, and hot in spots today on the saturday to start off the weekend. 92 in fairfield 90 in antioch, lake port topping out at 96 degrees. a bit more comfortable around the immediate bay area temperatures in the mid-to-upper 80s. this afternoon. cameras showing you what should be downtown san francisco, the

financial district, low clouds, the fog is pushing back our marine layer is deepening tonight, setting the stage for a cooler end to the weekend. 55 in oakland 61 in fairfield, san francisco at 54 62 mountain view and san jose at 63 degrees. live doppler 7 hd, clear skies on this saturday. now the skies are giving way to low fog and high clouds pushing inland. this is energy moving off to the north bringing us a cooler breeze for sunday. so future weather has you covered early morning fog and low clouds, early sunday morning the clouds are along the coast and along portions of the north bay, leading to 50s along the coast. the cooler breeze will knock those 90s out of the region in much of the bay area tomorrow in the 70s and low 80s for father's day. overnight lows tonight clouds rolling, pushing inland as well, bottoming out in the upper 40s

mid-50s. father's day tomorrow, shaping up to be a nice day for dad. partly sunny skies skies temperatures in the 50s. by mid-day, peaks of sunshine, mainly sunny day, coastal clouds lingering. inland upper 70s, 80s, along the bay, cool topping out in the upper 50s. highs around the bay starting in the south bay. lots of sunshine, 82 los gatos. 77 59 for half moon bay, up to 71 red wood city, downtown san francisco tomorrow cool daily city up to 58, clouds in the north bay. 69 petaluma, 73, sonoma 79 in vallejo, 56 and cooler tomorrow than we were today. no 90s 78 concord, 81

pittsburg, 82 the high in antioch. here is the seven-day forecast, you do notice we have summer officially beginning tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. cool start to the season, also the longest day of the year. then you can see the cooling trend only lingers for two days. and we're 100 degrees inland. father's day, shaping up to be okay. >> and i'm sorry which is the longest day of the year? >> tomorrow 15 hours of daylight. >> i shall sleep. thank you, drew. a group we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff.

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many will be there to celebrate. and in huntington beach 66 surfers hung loose on a custom 44-foot board, and in doing so they set a record for the most people rideing a board at once. they rode a wave for ten seconds which beats the previous record in australia. and andre iguodala will be a guest on jimmy kimmel live next week, he announced it in a tweet. iguodala is a fan favorite and finals mvp. he became the first player to win the award without starting a game during the regular season. well that makes it even more impressive, doesn't it? >> it does, it should be a lot of fun he is a great guy.

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golf second major of the season u.s. open up for grabs after three rounds of play. shot of the day, par-4, 16th tied for fifth place. using the hole as a back stop rolling right in for an eagle. even par on the day, masters

champ jordan speith gets off for a great start, trying to win the majors for the first time since tiger in 2002. and that break in the speed perfectly, even par 70 for johnson, jason day collapsed yesterday, due to vertigo, 268 tied for the lead, spieth drops out of the lead. get is the back playing partner patrick reid. makes that for bidrdie, so day, spieth, tied. here is master champ, jordan spieth. >> if i can convince myself, i know how hard it is to chase your first. if we can use that winning formula we had in april all it

comes down to is can i just pull off the start? >> and tim hudson on the hill, winning his fifth of the year throwing the sixth inning dog day at the park ioke hit in the ankle, going to first scores left the game after that. tim hudson an early 2-0 lead. bottom first back-to-back, game tied at two. we go to the fifth. justin maxwell. revenge is sweet. hits ioke 4-2 g-men two-run homer, they could pick off the national league if they sweep on sunday. and nothing like getting jacked up on cotton candy, hahn improved to 5 and 5. struck out four got defensive

help right there. game tied at one in the sixth. scores on the double. a's take a 2-1 lead two batters later, brett lorrie finds the gap. next batter, josh begley a's end a two-game slide with a 4-1 victory. and you wouldn't believe who presented him. all the highlights coming up later in the news cast. >> thank you. and a new program that could save you money at the grocery store, coming up how it will also keep food out of the landfall. plus getting ready for the summer vacation. the most expensive and cheapest places to visit and where the bay area ranks.

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good evening in tonight's headlines, contra costa deputies say they have no suspects after a driver was shot and killed around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon police collected evidence while drivers were delayed for several hours. a driver died after a train and car collided. police believe the driver may have made an illegal drive into the train, nobody on the train was hurt. and a sad good-bye from cotati when two women were killed after a balcony fell. olivia burke and ashley donohoe were killed during the collapse.

and new details tonight on the search for a manhunt. the search has shifted about 350 miles. stay police received a tip that two men reacceptlooking like the escapees were spotted. a prison worker remains in custody facing charges of smuggling tools to the suspects who escaped. shootings and block parties in two cities this evening. one person died and two people wounded while gunfire happened in detroit on a basketball court. and in philadelphia, witnesses say a man fired a shotgun into a block party wounding several, an 18-year-old girl was shot in the neck. and a former white house chef is missing, oakland-born walter scheib has not been seen since last week. tonight, the search for him is

intensifying. here is devin dwyer with more. >> reporter: tonight in the new mexico mountains the search continues for a missing iron chef. walter scheib first hired by hillary clinton spent 11 years cooking for presidents. rescue crews looking for him to find him alive. >> we're looking for things like water bottles or footprints and haven't found anything. >> reporter: tonight a possible break, the investigators tracing scheib's last cell phone signal to an area, where he climbed alone without hiking boots in an area known for risks of rock slides. investigators say the 61-year-old was in good shape but an amateur hiker. >> we're not aware of any gear he had. >> police say that scheib may have taken his personal fishing gear in search of nearby streamingsstream streams. his black suburban still on scene.

the mystery stunned many who say he helped to americanize the food. he won one of the most prestigious jobs in the culinary world, knowing the first ladies like nobody else. tonight, his family clings to hope for a rescue that lands scheib back in the kitchen. devin dwyer, abc news washington. and central valley farmers hope a lawsuit will stop the california area from taking water from the district. drought or no drought, the districts claim their rights to that water have been iron-clad since 1914. >> to take property without a due process hearing from a state agency? that is just wrong. >> it will kill the tomatoes out

there. >> the state water board has not responded to the lawsuit saying it does not comment on pending litigation. and produce prices are up because of the drought. now a california store is trying something new. not so perfect produce. >> it's going to look a little different and have its own signage. but it's a way for consumers to have access to produce that it could not normally get. >> reporter: in fact the national resources defense counsel says that 40% of food grown in the u.s. is wasted each year he says it can help to cut back on that waste. >> and there are some that goes to the applesauce manufacturer and many go to the grocers and maybe the inbetween apples that are just as delicious and nutritional. and sometimes they end up going to the landfall because there is nobody there to buy them.

that is really what we're trying to capture is the unwanted apple that nobody pays attention to. >> there will not be apples but there will be plums, and pears to start. many of the railey shoppers believe it will be a sweet deal. >> i have a family of five children so i try to always budget when i can. i think it's a great way especially now that it says we're not wasting food. >> others say they will pass. bumpy, lumpy or off-color produce may not be everyone's top pick but she is confident they will be able to trust it. >> they can trust organic and local. that is what will make the conversation easier. >> in sacramento. san francisco boasts some of the highest rental prices but is

not the most popular tourist destination. it was ranked fourth in meals and daily activities. average cost just over $1900. as for the most expensive city seattle topped out at $2080. honolulu and boston cost more than san francisco dallas topped the least expensive places to visit. and technology to ease the trauma of breast cancer surgery. it was invented right here in the bay area working by remote control. you will see it next. and i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma, starting off the week with hot spots father's day much cooler air

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vi covering antioch, petaluma and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. a new technology invented here in the bay area could soon ease some of the trauma faced by women who undergo surgery for breast cancer. as we learn it is designed to make the breast reconstruction easier and less painful. when chris kine faced a diagnosis of cancer in her left breast, she made an aggressive choice. a double mastectomy to be followed by breast reconstruction. the plastic surgeon also told chris about an experimental technology that may speed the timetable. >> we talked about the

reconstruction and implants. and she introduced the idea to me of the expanders. this simulates the planted expander underneath the skin. all patients take home is the remote. >> this is a temporary implant filled with co2 gas, placed under the skin during the surgery. later, the patient inflates the device over the course of several weeks. the point is to make it quicker and less painful than the saline injections to usually expand the skin. >> hearing they're going to be control of the expansion process to start or stop or go as quickly or slowly as they want has an additional impact. in addition, not coming in and being poked with a needle. >> we first spoke to the company

based in el paso when they first started. now they are participating in a preliminary trial. the completed data showed that women completed expansion in less time compared to the women with the saline injections. >> the doses are made very small and comfortable for the patient. >> the doctor says the time frame for the reconstruction surgery still depends on the healing process which can vary. but women using the air expanders will have their natural shape back while doctors monitor their progress. >> looking good in clothes women can look good in the expanders and go about their lives. >> chris participated in the air expander trial and believes the double mastectomy was the right decision for her. >> because i'm 65 years old. and i had places to go. and things to do and the rest of my life to live.

>> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. the company is now in the process of reviewing the final data from the study and plans to present it to the fda for approval. ♪ ♪ >> dance party fever took over oakland today. abc 7 news was on adeline street when hundreds of people set a new world record. oakland beat philadelphia's old record when 232 people took part in the largest soul train line today. the old record was 265 people. way to be oakland. all right, a final look at the forecast with drew. any moves for us dancing drews? >> i think shu is the best dancer, he has been around for a while. >> i remember soul train. >> i bet you do. a quiet picture we'll take you to the nationwide map and show you the weather still unsettled for father's day. a little bit of green on the

screen. scattered showers, from washington back to st. louis. a warm one in the south, mid-to-upper 90s, back to the humidity. it will feel like 100 degrees in many spots. phoenix, hot with sunshine 98 in salt lake city 96 in denver 84 very warm degrees in fargo with a couple of showers popping up. in california nothing but sunshine, drier weather and cooler temperature in many spots. especially along the coast. 85 sacramento, 79 l.a. and san diego, 74 degrees. in the bay area a cooler end to the week, lots of sunshine after morning clouds, up to 80 in antioch, 77 for san francisco, 74 for napa and concord topping out at 74 degrees. at 9:38 on sunday, a cooler day on monday. the cooler trend warming up by wednesday, back to the 90s inland, near 100 by thursday inland, and we see the trend

continuing for friday. katie, the temperatures still above normal. >> noted, and i think it's great that you can complement shu's dance moves and insult his age. all right, at oracle details to come. jeff gordon returning to his roots today in vallejo he is really old. you wouldn't believe what he misses about growing up there. stay with us, sports is next.

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nascar superstar jeff gordon retiring from full-time racing this year so next sunday could be potentially his last race at sonoma raceway. jeff was at his old school springstown middle school in vallejo meeting with students and giving back to see former community. but today was a trip down memory lane. >> i was in to break dancing and

the music that came along with break dancing. and so you know those are a lot of my great memories. it's the one thing that i feel like in my travels all around you know other parts of the country and the world the one thing that i always kind of brought with me from vallejo was my kind of music that i liked and that break dancing skill. i have lost that skill now, but i definitely -- that was you know, that is something you can only kind of get influenced in an area like vallejo. >> i didn't know that. second major of the year, u.s. open up for grabs after four rounds of play. short birdie here on five, masters champ, jordan spieth gets off to a great start, seven footer for birdie. puts him at 6-under, first player to win two majors of the year since 2002. and jason day collapsed

yesterday on the course due to vertigo, day, johnson, spieth and grace all tied at four, louis oosthuizen tied for fifth. and only three perfect games ever been thrown. max scherzer of the washington nats won today against the pirates. scherzer, bottom of the ninth. scherzer hits zabata on the elbow. he gets a free pass, leans into it. the umpire can change it if he thinks it's intentional he did not. but at least a no-hitter still possible. scherzer complete game shutout no hits, no walks, ten strikeouts, nats win 6-0, and gets the chocolate syrup shower.

>> does that matter to you? is there much of a loss? >> i mean, there is just because you were so close, one strike away from a perfect game. just being a no-hitter in front of the fans everybody is cheering behind me, nothing better. >> united states women's soccer team advancing to the knockout rounds of the world cup. now turn their focus to columbia. they will meet on monday in the round of 16. the war of words has already started. columbia's lady says they're going to win because they talk too much. morgan played at cal haven't seen team usa play their best soccer yet. >> although we didn't score as many goals as we hope to we created a lot of chances. they were good building blocks for this knockout stage. it's all coming together, you can see that. just a matter of time before it finally clicks. >> all right squaring off in

the round of 16 kicks out of mid-air and in second end of the tournament china advances with a 1-0 victory. and germany advancing against sweden, the germans were already up 3-1 88th minute top shelf, germany advances to the elite eight. 4-1 that final. earthquakes hosted by the first place seattle sounders quakes already up 1-0, shakes another, finishes with his left foot. first goal of the year, quakes win a big game on the road 2-0 that final. fight night at oracle arena, steph curry bringing on andre ward. first fight of the month one-sided, just 47 for smith who broke his nose in the final round. threw in the towel, ward

improves to 1 and 8. earning a cool $2 million. i will just say a happy father's day to everybody tomorrow. as drew said it will be great weather tomorrow. i'll be sitting on the couch watching the u.s. open like steve kerr, having a beer. >> very happy father's day to you. thank you for joining us, the news begins tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. have a great night.

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