unknown reason and tinto a tree. you can see the car hype us. it is still here and police are investigating the scene actively. it happened five hours ago. the suspect's car a honda has bullet holes. it could be hard to see in the dark. witnesses heard a loud crash and shots fires. witnesses saw police pull the suspect out of the car. they thought he was dead but first responders came out and took the man to a local hospital. we are still waiting to find out from officials more information about what happened and we do not know how many officers were involved or if anyone else was hurt. the shooting is still "under investigation," and the scene remains closed. >> new details in the deadly police shooting in pleasanton after officers responded to a report of a break in 59 a

classic car shop yesterday. a sales maniwaki our reporter through the show room of the burglary broke a window and scrawled on the hood of a 6 mustang before damaging a cad look worth $115,000. >> he walked on the car on the hood cracking the paint here and you cannot repaint this. there is a bunch of other damage. graffiti in the bathroom. >> surveillance video shows the suspect moving around the show room for 40 minutes and police entering with rifles. miss say the man was aggressive and killed during a confrontation with an officer. the suspect had not been identified. police have not said if he was armed. >> the man accused of shooting and killing a woman near a san francisco tourist spot admitted he fired the fail shots but insists it was an accident. sanchez spoke to abc7 and amy

hollyfield is in the newsroom with more. >> he gave specific details about the killing and he also said he wants the harshist punishment. the 32-year-old kate steinle was shot on wednesday while taking in the sights at pier 14 with her father. sanchez told cornell bernard he took some sleeping pills, was wandering around the pier and he found the gun and it went off >> you found the gun on the round? >> yes. >> it was wrapped in a t-shirt? >> yes. >> sanchez then tossed the gun into the bay and did not realize he had shot someone until he was arrested an hour later. he said he is feeling sorry for everyone even the family. sanchez has been deported five times to mexico and kept running to san francisco because he knew

it was a sanctuary city where he would not be pursued by immigration officials. >> kate steinle's dad and brother have no comment on sanchez jailhouse interview but want to focus on her life and legacy. her father was what his daughter on pier 14 when she was shot and used cpr on her a skill he learned in the military. another man stepped in to help, neither knew what happened until they saw the bullet wound in her back. her brother brad, expecting a baby girl said he just lost his best friend. >> i hope there is a part of her soul and i look at my baby i can remember her. >> we want the people in the world to know and san francisco to know kindness will win the battle against evil and kate steinle would want that. >> they miss everything about her but her spirit is helping

them cope. >> her family set up a fundraising payment to raise money for funeral costs and collect donations for charities that were important to her. the goal is $50,000. as of this morning they have raised $3,500 in donations. if you would like to help we have a link on abc7news.com. >> san jose police are investigating a shooting on the street east of interstate 680 of the one was hurt lined an elementary school that happened at five o'clock last night. there are no detail on the suspect, the victim's identity or a motive. >> suspect in san mateo admitted to killing another woman. the 40-year-old martinez went to the police department on saturday and reported her own crime. officers want to a home open north claremont and found a 66-year-old woman dead. they believe she was hit in the head with a baseball bat. officers found this at the scene. the two women were neighbors. >> new details in a condo fire

in hercules. investigators blame an unattended pot on a stove breaking out in two story complex before 9:00 last night. it destroyed two condos before firefighters property it under control. vest gathers say a woman escaped through the balcony. everyone else got out safely. the red cross is working to help dismissed residents. >> a fast responsibility firefighters kept a brushfire in hayward in spreading. it started along south of the hair executive airport and near the shoreline of san francisco bay yesterday afternoon. crews attacked it from the group as well as the air. the flames burned 26 acres on land. no buildings were in danger. >> crews are watching for flare-ups from a wild fair in vacaville burning 300 acres of brush near a park on saturday night. at one point the fire came a few feet of homes. some residents evacuated the area open their own and

investigators are looking to fine what sparked the fire. >> amazing pushes happening in he fire crews battling a large fire in a paper factory in the cleveland suburb of brooklyn heights with flames and smoke billowing into the air from the commercial building. no one was inside the factory when the fire start asked no one has been hurt. the cause is "under investigation." >> bay area serial stowaway is out of police custody again after the most recent arrest. chicago police arrested 63-year-old marilyn hartman on saturday at o'hare international airport after trying to get through airport security without a ticket. a day before that, on friday, the homeless woman arrested at chicago post midway airport with a valid ticket that time but caused a disturbance and was escorted off the plane. hartman just was released from jail on thursday for trying to get beyond security at o'hare and midway airports in april and may. in august hartman snuck on a plane from san jose to los

angeles were. >> if you commute from the north bay to san francisco mark your calendar start on thursday doyle drive will be closed for three days crews are shoulding down the connection to the golden gate bridge for finishing touches on a new viaduct part of a new presidio parkway project with drivers advised to avoid the area, major delays are expected and this will be no access to highway 101 south. all traffic is diverted to highway one south, 19th avenue exit. the closure was put on hold because safety concerns but it is back on now starting at 10:00 p.m. on thursday night until 5:00 a.m. on monday morning. >> starting today, buses are now running between downtown san jose and the fremont bart station more often. express line 181 will separate every continue minutes during the weekday lunch rush and the line has become increasingly popular during the midday hours. also, all sunday service will now go to downtown san jose. >> a if you plan is in the works

to get more commuters off the work in marin county, a free schultz from san rafael downtown transit center to the larkspur ferry terminal is expected to start in september part of a nine month pilot project. according to our media pan the independent journal, the service is not expected to attract a large number of new riders to the ferry but take driver off the road who otherwise would drive to the ferry. the $265,000 project is paid for mostly by state grants. >> it look like our regular summertime pat were is back here in the bay. >> we have clouds this morning and they are moisture-laden. watch out for drizzle. good morning everyone because they are coming off the mild ocean water, check out the temperatures 61 in glen park, ocean beep, crissy field, san francisco, downtown ferry building bayview, all at 59. mission district is 58. west portal and sunny side at 57. we have temperatures in the 50s around healdsburg and petaluma and american canyon and

fairfield, pacifica, 57 with a cool spot, and everyone else is in the low-to-mid 60s such as santa clara and address. in walnut creek drizzle is possible, and it was thicker around orinda and all the way through the breezy in spots at 61 to 68 around the bay interest san francisco and around the bay, we are in the upper 60s to upper 70s at 69 to 79. this is how it looks in san rafael this morning as we move deeper into the forecast dry thunderstorms and a higher fire danger is possible. leyla? >> good morning, mike, william back the golden gate bridge shows the moisture collected on the road and the light is glistening off the pavement but cher conditions and certainly not seeing any fog to impede our visibility as we make it between san francisco and marin. as we move over to the south bay

we have top speeds with a great drive heading along 101 between the 280 and 680 split to san jose airport and 280 has in delays in and out of cupertino highway 85 17 87 and we are accident free. drive time traffic highway 4 antioch to hercules is 27 minutes, a quick drive at i-80 westbound from ford to the made and 87 northbound, 85 to the san jose airport is a quick seven minutes. >> all the comforts home in the desert. the demand from federal agents that has burning man organizers hot under the come already. >> greece is on the edge of collapse after voters reject a tough bailout plan and what it could mean for the united states.

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>> covering los altos, antioch petaluma, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> more thunderstorms are possible in tucson, arizona after machine soon rains caused heavy flooding yesterday afternoon. if addition to flooding the storm brought damming winds of up to 60 miles per hour and nickel-sized hail. several teens were washed away but they were rescued and found safe. >> officials are defending a request for special housing accommodations while they oversee the burning man festival in never. necessity want air conditioning, refrigerators, showers and watchers and dryers for 160 personnel. the blm said it is so popular there is no place nearby to house employees and the organizers is refused the request even senator harry reid said it sun necessary and extravagant. >> officials in france and

germany say the next move is up to greece. voters rejected a tough austerity plan and now officials are working on a third bailout program. >> late night of celebration in the country after a large majority of greek citizens said "no," rejecting an international bailout plan with tougher austerity measures. the 61-39 percent vote called by the country's prime minister, caused negotiations with crediters to fall apart and greece defaulted on a loan payment. already today, scenes of chaos have returned, and another day of long lines at atms where customers can original withdraw $67 a day. the finance minister and cleared the no vote and said it will help position greece in critical negotiations. >> where there is a will this is a way this is so much tore lose for compress and the creditors and so much to gain if we do not fail.

>> germany chancellors are traveling to meet with the leaders of the eurozone to discuss the consequences of the greek vote. >> 4:45. it was big day for soccer fans yesterday as the usa william's team captured the third world cup title 5-2 revenge after losing four years ago. it is the first title they brought home since 1999. the first five minutes captain carly load scored two goals the fattest two goals in world cup hadn't. abby wambach entered finally and got what she corroborated for years. >> weird so say. weird. bizarre. this is bizarre. i'm riffed and honored to be part of it. >> we were privileged to see it happen. you can catch the interview with the players on "good morning america" this morning at 7:00

right here. >> soccer fans watched and celebrated the win all across america yesterday. at home the fans gathered at the plaza in san francisco for a viewing peter. yesterday's free public event marked the latest at civic center with fans viewing the men's world cup and the world series clinchers on the screen. >> it is nice fought to have suspense as to who is going to win you just dominate from the start. >> soccer you get that many goals that early it is over. sit back and enjoy. >> nice to have you back. >> los angeles was warm and humid. it was really interesting with the monsoon moisture there and coming here and it brought us thunderstorms last weekend. we have a couple more chances this week as moisture returns later. right now we will tack about the marine layer that is bringing us pretty much low visibility but nothing to hamper the only commute at our reporting stations on live doppler hd. at 2:00 this afternoon, law 9:00 this evening north of the bay

bridge all the way through the delta we have southwest winds at 21 to 33 notes and a small craft advisory. san jose 280 and 17, we have cloud cover, the possibility of drizzle especially as you head deeper into 17 and into the santa cruz mountains. i will make that our first forecast highlight, clouds and drizzle for the only mute. i had to use my windshield wiper several times. the babe was slick. cooler-than-average all week and dry thunderstorms, so the lightning makings it to the ground and the rain doesn't. this is why the fire danger goes up on wednesday into thursday. we will look at today's forecast, you can see the cloud cover and green here and there signifying the models picking up on drizzle and it is going to take all the way to the afternoon hours for the clouds to clear. they will not clear all of bay. we will still have half the bay full of cloud cover, so 60s and 70s and a few 80s inland

around morgan hill and gilroy and los gatos in the mid-80s but everyone else in the south bay money 70s like san jose 79 and santa clear at 78 and 68 in millbrae and 72 at san mateo to redwood city at 76 today. we have low-to-mid 60s land the coast with the cloud cover the ocean water is so warm that will keep you warmer than normal with the cloud cover. mid-to-upper 60s downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and in the low-to-mid 70s through the north bay until you get to napa and snow may and upper 70s this. berkeley and oakley 68 and 69 and low-to-mid 70s elsewhere and inland east bay the warmest upper 70s to mid-80s. here is my seven-day forecast tomorrow is a lot like today, wednesday is the first chance of thunderstorms rolling in and a better chance on thursday and friday we will hold steady and dry and saturday and sunday temperatures are getting back toward july-like normal. >> good morning everyone, hope you had a wonderful fourth of

july holiday. a lost folks are headed back to work today. the richmond-san rafael toll road shows traffic moving in and maybe folks are catching up on missed work from friday. heading over to the altamont pass we have most of the traffic in the bay area. 29 miles per hour as you make it away from tracy and 205 merges with 580 you get closer to greenville and speeds pick up continuing into the westbound direction at top speeds. 680 is clear through pleasanton where in delays on highway 84. drive time traffic 680 southbound from highway 4 to walnut creek is six minutes and on highway 24 westbound from walnut creek to highway 13 is nine minutes and 580 you saw a buildup of traffic, 34 minutes tracy to dublin. 4:49 a trip to the beach takes a dramatic turn for a young boy after a plane crash hands on top of him. how his friends are showing him

their support. >> california fights for every drop of water they have so much of it they can afford to do this. >> stay tuned.

>> a frightening crash last night at the nascar race in florida. seconds after the race ended cars collided with each other sending one into a catch fence, amazingly, the driver walked away without serious injury. 13 fans remain hurt. mostly minor cuts and bruises and one family went to the hospital but was treated and released. >> a man was stuck in a chimney after being locked out of the house by friends who were playing a joke on him. the man tried to get back into the whom by going down the chimney and he got stuck it took half an hour for firefighters to knock down the outside wall of

the chimney and break open a hole for him to escape. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out as a precaution. >> a 12-year-old boy is in serious condition this morning after he was hit by a plane during a crash landing at a southern california benefit. cell phone video shows the fan landing at the state beach on saturday. the plane hits the water flips, and lands upside down. in the process it hit nicholas who was body boarding. he tried to use the board as a shield. >> at the last second he saw it and almost fell back trying to get out of way and it hit his face. we were so scared. >> after the crash he was pleading from his hold. his friends say doctors had to shave his head for surgery and to show their support his friends are doing the same. >> here is something you will not see in california any time soon: a giant water fight. >> 20,000 people took part in a

water war in west colorado over the weekend. the dry wet parade is a tradition in the district. people attending the event brought water guns, buckets and hooked up pump systems. the water fit started more than 30 years ago when the fire chief wanted to keep the crowd cool during the parade. today, spectators are still continuing the tradition. >> it makes you want to grab the bucket and catch what they are shooting. >> and bring it home. >> it is not a scientific poll but my observation being if los angeles for a week is they are not conserving nearly as much water as we are. 61 degrees at 6:15 and mets are here to take on the giants, losing six in a." it is not like the dodgers are running away with the division. we have a high fire danger north of reading and we have flooding possible in the high country with thunderstorms and half rain from lake tahoe at 82 to yosemite at 92 and low-to-mid

90s through the central valley and 106 in palm springs. safe travels. >> look how wealth the roads are at i-80, it looks like we had miles an hour coming down and it doesn't appear it is affecting traffic. we do not have any word of accidents and we are accident free but everybody and back to work after the fourth of july. we will start in san francisco with the drive on 280 and 101 it doesn't matter which one we are running at top speeds and further to the south heading in and out of sfo we are still at top speeds and further along the peninsula, 280 101, in fantastic shape in matter what you take, the dumbarton or san mateo bridge we had an early wind advisory and everything has been canceled. >> state tax officials are slamming a nonprofit health insurance for making a massive profit and not passing it on to customers. the california franchise tax board audit was released and shows why the agency stripped

blue shield of california of the the tax exempt status after stockpiling $4 billion in surpluses. auditors said though did not use the money to lower rates or help out the customers. >> a foreigner in the philippines has tested positive for the middle east virus or mers arriving from the middle east and is on quarantine after testing positive. around 200 passengers on the same flight as the paint are now being tracked and at least seven others are under home quarantine. mers is a deadbly breathing virus. there is no known treatment. >> a ballerina is headed to broadway the first african american to be named principle dancer at the american ballet theaters. producers of the revival "on town," said she will join from

august 25 through september 26. the role requires plenty of dancing including a 15-minute ballet at the end. >> she will pack the house in. >> scientists are closer to cloning a mammoth. university of chicago scientists say they did analysis of the mammoth gene map coming from the hair of two mammoths, one died 20,000 years ago and another died 60,000 years ago. first scientists hope to create a hybrid part mammoth and part asian fell pant and then a full mammoth. the scientists have learned that the woolly mom math has smaller tears and a slow metabolism to survive the ice age. >> get ready for fast track 2.0 with a big change coming to fast track trans responders and how they are speeding up your commute.

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