well first of all, sources close to the investigation says he admitted he shot catherine steinly here n -- on the pier. some were controversial, like the relationship between sheriff mirkarimi and ice. >> abc7 news learned divers from this boat found a gun yesterday off the waters of the pier. tests are being done but investigators believe it's the one used by sanchez, the man caught that night not far from the shooting is charged with the murder. he has a long rap sheet and has

been deported to mexico five times. and ice turned him over to the sheriff's office but the d.a.dropped the case and sheriff's office released sanchez. in a statement, ice says it requested notification prior to release so they can take him into custody again. supervisors approved policies that would prohibit releasing of violent detainers. and he was in custody again on a similar offense. sheriff mirkarimi carved out a stricter policy which in all cases would require ice to go to

court. >> if there is a court order were issued we'd honor that. there were done in this case. >> ice says it wanted a simple courtesy of being told sanchez was going to be released. >> we talked with kate's parents about the developments and the investigation. they had nothing but praise for law enforcement for making a quick arrest in this case but the case isn't how they want their daughter to be remembered not by any means. what the steinly family wants the world to know. >> and at the steinly family home, a father's day greeting card that holidays more significance. >> being with her that day and experiencing the horror, i have solace that i was with her. >> on wednesday, tragedy struck the 32-year-old was randomly

shot on pier 13. jim says she held tightly. >> you can feel she was fighting and gasping for every breath. she fought until the end. i won't expect anything less from her. >> family members say kate's smile lit up the room. >> she was very independent. very assertive. very charming and beautiful. and we loved her. immensely. >> nearly 48 hours after the death, jim and his wife liz, are trying to come to terms with what happened the family tries to heal, we're learning defails regarding the criminal past of the accused killer and why he shouldn't have been on the street. . >> i don't know if i can rebuke him now. it's not important to us. >> what is important is sharing

with the community how much they shared for kate a passionate woman who loved her job, her city, and loved living life to the fullest. >> she's up there probably running the place right now. a very take charge girl. >> a family now relying on faith, and friendship to move forward. >> you can see mangled wreckage here near highway 101. the officer had minor injuries, the ran reported to be hurt is seriously injured. a reminder of how quickly a grass fire can start in the drought. these pictures show a grass fire that broke out next to the golf

course. a firefighter helped mine people including three children escape a burning home this morning. he ran to alert occupants and get them out. a marin county track coach is facing charges he had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old female student this is the accused man, investigators say the mother of the victim found evidence on her daughter's cell phone. >> so he is well known and has been coaching since 1996, almost 20 years investigators say he overstepped boundaries with one recent graduate. investigators say the 64-year-old track coach had an inappropriate sexual relationship with a 17-year-old athlete

he had known the girl and her family from the time she was 13 according to the sheriff's office. >> he has strong relationships with a lot of students and families as he has for years >> the questionable relationship was brought to light when the teen's mother found text messages on her daughter's cell phone in june the coach was arrested on thursday at oakland international airport. >> he departed a plane returning from the islands of hawaii, he'd been on vacation with his wife. >> detectives searched the home and the school for evidence. an emergency protective order was issued preventing the coach have having contact with the teen. christina graduated from a neighboring high school. >> people are trusting their kids their minors with adult who's claim to be doing a great job, a great service to the community and they're just abusing it. it's not okay.

>> the school district says all coaches are fingerprinted and complete an activity supervisor clearance and hired on a year to year basis. they would not say whether the coach would return in the fall. >> opponents of the new law to boost vaccination rates among school children rallied in san francisco today. the new law requires all school children to be vaccinated unless a doctor gives them medical clearance. >> there are too many unanswered questions about safety of vaccines and additives. until we know more about the

immune system, we cannot mandate things, like this, >> the american academy of pediatrics says vaccines are safe and effective and add there is no open dispute among main stream doctors about the safety of vaccines. >> this holiday weekend triple a says more people will drive to their destinations. let's take a look from the skyway camera. where is everybody? it looks like it's smooth sailing right now. >> how nice is that? fire works are illegal in the bay area with a handful of exceptions the in santa clara county the

only exception is gilroy. through wild land areas. >> the patrol makes sure they're seeing things that they're on the scene quick. >> the stop generated through sales of fire works. >> those of you on the water front >> the fog only there is fog at the coast. we'll take a look at tomorrow night, fog at the coach pushing

through locally out over bay. so very good. temperatures in the 06s and 70s farther inland. 50s in san francisco. here is a look at temperatures until 9:30 tomorrow evening. mainly 60s tomorrow evening except 58 degrees in san francisco. we'll see patches of fog. >> coming up will you among millions paying more for power? >> if going to the beach, be warned a critical line for visitors to a hot spot. >> a woman agrees to try a

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>> depending on where you live you can see a higher electricity bill. today, p.u.c approved a plan that raise theed rate to more efficient users and giving a break to higher users. adreeana wonders if she can afford to continue living in

pricey san francisco. any increases in the power bill will just make it harder. >> it's challenging. so thinking about another increase is frustrating. >> it will benefit customers who live inland where it is hot. they've complained that rate system favored people along the coast. >> they have advantage of being frozen in tier one. >> the valley and some cities will benefit from it. for years, the public utilities commission used a four-tier pricing system. if you reach 3 and 4, rates for that power increases dramatically. the highest users will get a

break, by paying less, in order to balance things out, those who consume less will be seeing a higher power bill. the utility network calls it unfair. >> it makes so sense we think customers should be rewarded not punished. >> many say this is far from a compromise. >> people that use the most should pay the most. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> it is not clear what caused a massive water main break this morning. officials say the line was

repaired by noon. >> a former camp director is bringing his connection to the bay area. i had trouble fitting in which i was a kid. >> the important thing is the process. good bad or indifferent. >> this >> i love it. >> it turns into a hollywood loft for two weeks.

>> i don't think i'd be able to do this interview. >> some 55 people are par tis tis pating in the camp where stars are born. >> people see people on the spectrum like i feel bad for them. don't feel bad for us. give us tools to succeed. >> visitors to a popular stretch of coast are being invited to stay on the water this 4th of

july. >> the last thing a mariner has to worry about you know, surfing accidents, you know, sharks are not top contenders. it's frightful to consider. and rare to have animals eat us. >> just up the road, officials expect a million people to hit the beach this year. >> this has been a safe area with no recorded attacks in beaches. >> signs will be posted to new brighton state beach. >> san francisco is gearing up for a fire works show tomorrow

night. staffing shortages made it difficult to spend money on the show. so a rotary club are funding the display again, this year. >> we've got to check on the weather. >> we should have good viewing conditions around the bay area. in san francisco there is a bit of patchy fog. sunny skies now. fog is beginning to push locally over the bay. stormy weather in the northeastern part of the state. and near chester there is a road wash out reported on peninsula drive. so some pretty

turbulent weather. 63 degrees in san francisco. seven # mountain view. 81 morgan hill. 59 half moon bay. here is the view from our camera. low clouds from the coast and throughout the golden gate. it's 78 in santa rosa. and from our view mild to warm throughout the holiday weekend. and we'll have cooler patterns settling in next week. taking a look at satellite radar image, there are still subtropical moisture flowing in but we're getting drier air that

feels pretty good. fog fills in along the coast. and tomorrow night fog starts pushing through the golden gate which may produce patches of fog for those watching displays here. lake tahoe a sunshine sandwich. thunderstorms likely, back to the bay area, look for low clouds tonight and highs in the 80s with low 60s on the coast. 67 the high downtown tomorrow, we'll see low to mid-80s. north bay. east bay

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nf the owner of a gun store in northern california says he is proud to fly the confederate flag south of sacramento. he says the rebel flag are a symbol of free speech. he says he knew people would be upset. >> threats we've gotten. pretty good threats. we've taken one police report. >> is it worth it so far? >> it is. absolutely. >> outside, local pro testers say freedom of speech goes both ways. a crew made an unexpected discovery yesterday they found eight

garbage bags filled with young marijuana plants the officer tweeted these pictures and are going to process the plants and dispose of them. >> still ahead here at 6:00 a big milestone in efforts to build a monument honoring veterans of the forgotten war. >> and a last fare thee well for the grateful dead's most-loyal fans. a california community cancels fire works but what can

pp next week work is going to begin on a san francisco memorial that will be located outside of the gates of the san francisco national cemetery. it's going to overlook the golden gate. >> stroll through the national cemetery. it's a place where changes

happen slowly, and tend to last permanently. and and on this date a reason to celebrate. >> i see it as a good day. >> for this colonel, we've been following him for years. he told us last year. >> we need to have people know about wars so we can hopefully prevent wars in the future. >> they stood by and next week will break ground. 2273 of them belong to the veterans.

>> it's called the forgotten war. i don't think history gives us attention it should. >> finding the land raising money took john stevens and these men, years. >> in san francisco, smaller and more symbolic. >> around the world, a moment of silence to honor 38 victims of the isis terrorist attack in tunisia. flags were lowered to half staff throughout the united kingdom. crowds held a moment of silence in tunisia's capitol.

>> law enforcement officials are on high alert this holiday weekend because of concerns about probable terror threats. in light of a growing threat from isis, officials are not taking chances. one concern is the way isis used social media to bring in new recruits here at home. >> our nation is under threat. >> officials are urging americans to stay vigilant. >> outrage in baltimore after this sign was discovered on a police van that reads enjoy your ride. because we will. the department called the sign unacceptable and ordered an

inspection of all vehicles. as you remember, antipolice protests broke out after the death of freddie gray who died after being in a transport van. >> uber's -- a violent protest about the competition. two executives based in france were arrested earlier this week and charged with elicit activity. >> with a strong strange trip it has been. the grateful dead will mark it's 50th anniversary with three sold out shows in soldier field this weekend. and dead heads are flocking to the windy city.

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it's a perfect landing this morning after a flight across the pacific. this after a flawless flight from japan. the pilot broke a record yesterday. solar impulses will be in new york city. >> talking about bringing it down to the wire. a 70-year-old finished an ultra marathon with just seconds to spare. >> she finished the 100.2 race with just six seconds left before the 30 hour cutoff time.

>> the winner finished 15 hours earlier came back to run that last mile with her. >> in san francisco, explosives and moerltars are being loaded on to pier 50. >> if you're on a barge or underneath where these go off, you're hooked. the molars are rattling in your mouth and it is a thrill. >> 3,000 fire works will be split between four barges and towed into the bay. we have a right after this of festivities around the bay.

>> one of the best shows in california is going to switch from explosives to lasers. that is the way they've celebrated for 75 years. this year the show is going to feature laser lights officials made the decision because of the drought and risk of fire. >> we need to protect the forest and keep people safe. >> nen who breaks the rules will face fines. >> let's go back and update the forecast. >> looks like they will be. it's pretty much the seat tomorrow evening at this time.

viewing conditions would be good. temperatures averaging about 36 36 -- 3 to 6 degrees above. hot in interior sections of the state. in the bay area we're going to have a lovely day with fog at the coast. high temperatures from 60s on the coast to 70s and low 80s around the bay. upper 80s and low 90s inland. and inland areas will be clear. most of next week we'll have

sunny days and mild to warm conditions and no rain, sorry to say. but weather will be lovely. >> today jake peavy's turn and encouraging signs from the giants the

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good evening jake peavy made a strong return tonight in washington but one mistake was very costly. let's start with calvin coolidge making his racing debut and pushes teddy roosevelt out of the way. a tainted win, but will take it. angel pagan thinks out out. now, you're out.

that is 1-0, giants. peavy healthy goes six and a third innings allows just three hits. a great off season pickup by the sharks signing joe ward. and ward has grit strength and can be used on a power play as well. take to a swim set going crazy.

watson getting every ball back and frustrated serena. she's a part of a champion. you don't like me when i'm angry. lots and long on the back hand. she advances where she will face her sister venus. setting up a williams sisters clash and a round of 16. picking up tomorrow after play was suspended due to darkness. tied in the

fifth set. tiger woods with a dirty putt on 18. just four back of the leaders. life in the western conference just got easier. jordan from texas and is a great rebounder. he will not have a lob in the

ball. today, sean livingston was honored at the high school but led to state championships in 2003 and 2004. feels like a long time ago. worth it. >> abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> yes. >> that is so cool. >> yes. >> love it. >> they do have a. >> thank you. >> closest images and then on abc7 news, 4th of july weekend is here. how people are already taking their spots to celebrate.

>> here is tonight's prime time line up on abc7. join us for the news at 11:00. >> finally tonight a few thoughts about what reamlly matters, tomorrow, we'll enjoy an american holiday. a celebration of who we are as a nation. 239 years after our fore fathers declared independence we're still evolving and struggling to form a more-perfect union. just days ago another chapter written with the historic decision on gay marriage. there are more challenges ahead of course as we continue to grapple with issues like race gender equality, immigration climate change and on and on. but the genius of our system of government is that the struggle takes place we, the people have the final say. for our fault there is nothing

wrong with america that cannot be fixed by what is right with america. nowhere ems on earth is there a count that welcomes new citizens at the same way. tomorrow, people who came here from around the world will celebrate as americans. have a wonderful holiday and let me know what you think. happy 4th of july. >> from all of us here at abc7 news. that is it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00

this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a writer, originally from detroit, michigan... a rehabilitation specialist from bonita springs, florida... and our returning champion an attorney, originally from stony brook, new york... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and happy holidays to you. i'm gonna make the assumption that whoever wins today's game is the one who will do some extra celebrating in this independence day weekend.

who will it be -- jon, hilary, or erik? let's start finding out. good luck, players. here we go. now the categories. alex: i love it. hilary: [ laughs ] heteronyms are words that have different meanings are pronounced differently but are spelled the same. jon, start us. names for your dog for $800. hilary. who is buddy? interesting, a clue about you and clinton and hillary. okay, go. [ laughter ] all right, names for your dog, $200. jon.