afternoon. a source tells us they've amassed a lot of evidence. police saw our jail house interview and tries to resolve the story. police made a visit last night after airing the interview. investigators zeroed in on benches on the pedestrian pier. looking meticulously for evidence that would support the story he found the gun at a bench. >> where did you get the gun? >> i see over there something like that. >> sanchez the gun was wrapped in a tee shirt and it went off when he picked it up.

sources tell us investigators don't believe his story. sanchez told him after he was arrested here at pier 40 that he was shooting at sea lions when the gun discharged. police don't believe he found the gun at a bench or there were three shots, as sanchez said. witnesses say they only heard one shot. sanchez did admit in the interview he shot steinly. he claims he kicked the gun into the bay immediately afterwards and walked off. there may be security video showing him tossing the murder weapons into the waters. a source tells us it was a semi automatic handgun. >> one shooting over san

francisco's protective policy. >> wednesday's shooting here at pier 14 and sanctuary city have turned into a political hot potato at the local, federal, and state levels. >> there were prayers at the spot where kate steinly was killed last week. the priest says he's concerned about the conversation it sparked about immigration law. . >> i hope the focus is on the soul of kathy. >> at issue, her admitted killer was released from sheriff's custody even after being deported five times. in 2013 mayor ed lee signed a due process for all ordinance, barring the city from recognizing immigration detainers issued by ice. >> it's not a legal instrument, it is a request. it has no legal foundation. >> sheriff mirkarimi says the

case was dropped so he was released. the author of the ordinance says it's supposed to protect vulnerable immigrant communities. critics say sanchez is a glaring example of how these policies can be dangerous. >> there is not one undocumented alien in favor of the policy where you release criminals onto the streets. they're the ones likely to be a victim. >> this revived immigration as a key political issue. camela harris says they should be thinking about justice for the family. >> san francisco mayor ed lee

tried to clarify the city's sanctuary laws in a statement saying let me be clear, san francisco's sanctuary city policy protects residents regardless of immigration status. and not intended to protect violent felons. a family visiting from asia led people on a chase, trying to pull over the driver for speeding in oakland. the minivan stopped about 15 miles later on the bay bridge, blocking two lanes for just a while. officers escorted the van off the span and gave the driver a ticket. >> investigators say a teenager drove a stolen car at officers last night as they tried to pull him over.

>> investigators tell me the young man is in critical condition and believe he's a 15-year-old boy. and they're reviewing the surveillance i'm about to show you. officers are trying to stop a vehicle reported stolen. a third car blocked the silver car from behind around 11:30 last night. >> the subject accelerated at an officer. >> the district attorney says the officer fired four shots, one stopped the juvenile behind the wheel.

>> i heard shots but it's fire works. >> the storm continued struck another vehicle and stopped across the street. investigators a the officer who fired when his car was struck and a door slammed into it. >> the da says he served four years and now is on leave during the investigation. >> neighbors say they're not surprised that a woman is accused of killing her neighbor. officers say brenda martinez walked into headquarters and confessed to using a baseball bat to beat her 66 neighbor on saturday. officers were called in february to break up an argument between the women.

>> just minutes ago police released details of a murder suicide at a home on glenn eagle court. investigators say a 77-year-old shot and killed his wife before turning the gun on himself. officers say they heard gunshots when they arrived. more than a dozen dogs died in a fire in a boarding facility. it happened at the home away from home pet spa. only one dog survived. >> a search for a missing baby in shasta county entered a sixth day. the 6-month-old has been missing since thursday monday morning. she decision appeared from her

crib. police say the father is a person of interest after giving inconsistent statements to investigators he is being held in jail on an unrelated probation violation. >> the body of a missing 14-year-old boy, missing since saturday has been found in lake so knowna. the 14-year-old fell off an intertube and fell into the water on the 4th of july. the teenager disappeared beneath the surface of the water before 4:00 p.m . he was not wearing a life jacket. >> today marks a second anniversary of a deadly plane crash at san francisco international airport. three teen-aged girls when flight 214 crashed into the sea wall trying to land. 178 people were hurt. one woman and her husband sat down after her surgeries for bleeding in the brain and a

fractured aroundingel. she's back to work but needs therapy and counselling and is too afraid to fly they have received no money from asiana beyond initial assistance. several lawsuits have been filed against the airlines and boeing. the latest on behalf of 53 passengers filed last month in korea. investigators blamed the crash on pilot error. a pleasure calling for a moratorium on luxury housing construction is closer to being on the ballot. they say they have enough signatures to get the measure on the ballot this fall. >> we did it with a little time and budget we're able to have 15,000 signatures more than what we need. >> organizers call that effort

historic claiming they're needing to collect the signatures in just 19 days. >> still to come on abc7 news at 6:00, flames and drones. a plan to use equipment to fight fires just as they get started. how it will work. >> and what this town wants to ban. >> i'm spencer christian. clear skies now. there may be hesitation in the forecast for the week. the forecast is coming up in just a moment. >> a cupertino woman complained about new

a north bay community is looking to avoid changes the city council will look at banning chain stores in an effort to protect the town's character and economy. wayne? >> good evening, wayne, it's a stall city and has a stall town feeling we're standing on the street corner cars would stop before we stepped off the curve allowing us to cross. this is no cookie cutter community. they want to keep it that way. long ago it used to be we can

drive from one small town to another and taste that journey in the process. at this ice cream shop, it remains possible. >> notice small businesses? you don't find many national names, if any. tomorrow night, city council will hear a draft to keep sebastapol that way. >> it's about preserving the local economy. >> the city planner penned an ordinance protecting the town by restricting the development of formula restaurants, service or retail outlets. >> it's about sebastapol looking after the town protecting it's special character. >> michael makes custom boots on main street, it's the equivalent of a small business insurance

policy. >> if a big box store and opened up down the road boot barn opens up people have boots custom made when they can go to boot barn for a quarter price? >> the concept is hardly a slam dunk yet. >> fwroej happens and you should embrace it. more than reject it. >> until they debate it. beginning tomorrow night. from sebastapol wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> firefighters are scrambling to contain a brush fire in solano county. cal fire says winds are hampering efforts. the fire started as a vehicle fire near mix canyon road and sky ranch labor. >> response time is considerate nal dealing with fires and

there may be a way to protect them. >> it would help. researchers have been working on this for two years. the idea to detect earlier than firefighters can by using a satellite system. california wildfires cost taxpayers billions of dollars per year. >> it's the it means fire isn't the estimator. >> researchers have come up with the system not yet put into

use. imagine a satellite that is snapping pictures every few seconds. researchers using flames and drones to get details of the fire. >> where things are burning. and how much energy is in the fire. >> the drone then claims would have mounted regular and infrared cameras. >> we can connect these and have them work together. these are fascinating. this is just credit card sized thing inside of here. >> that would then be stored and accessible to those on the ground. >> we have estimator and see if we can get to the fire before. >> if funding comes through the

system could be up and running if five years. >> growing frustration tonight in tracy. residents say nudging is being done but obvious hazards. the firm could not be reached for comment. there is a program to take care of properties like this. >> i love my home but this is frustrating. >> officials say up to 90% of the property owners do take care of the problem. >> cooler just going to be dry all week long except for drizzle

coming our way. there you go. dry conditions now. breezy near the coast. mild to cool. into the sierra thunderstorms rumbling throughout the afternoon and into evening hours. a large area farther south down to mammoth lakes is under a flood watch. and so serious situation there. back here in the bay area calm, dry conditions. 77 in mountain view.

blue skies over the bay. 77 degrees now in santa rosa. napa 75. and check out the view looking westward from our camera. we'll see cloudy areas developing overnight. mild afternoons this week. and here is a look at the satellite radar image. low pressure centered off shore. it's a system full of mild air into the bay area. and i should say they are 5 to 9 degrees above average now. half moon bay with a water temperature of 65 degrees earlier. friday drizzle may develop wednesday evening.

into thursday won't amount to much but it's the wettest weather we can find. that low i showed you produces showers and thundershowers. low temperatures into low 60s and highs in the south bay mid-70s to mid-80s. mid to upper 60s on the coast. and highs into low to mid-80s. here is the accu-weather forecast. mild weather warming up sunday and mob monday. >> really nice. >> thank you. >> some big changes coming to fast track. >> new ways to pay your tolls. back in a moment.

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the benefit will be on the express lanes. solo drivers can also use the lanes. they just get charged. >> a big closure for north bay commuters doyle drive will be closed three days starting on thursday. crews are working on finishing touches of a new viaduct. there will be no access to highway 101 south. traffic will be diverted to highway 1 south, 19th avenue exit. major delays are expected for a list of routes go to our website. abc7 news.com. >> the search is on for owners two of dogs found wandering on highway four this morning. a chp officer and a good samaritan rounded up the pit bulls. the officer posed for a picture

with the dogs which he says are very friendly. he turned them over to animal control workers who are now trying to find the owner. >> still to come on abc7 news a mix up sent one woman packing every weekend. for nearly a month. what happened that forced her to leave her house. >> plus, stepping up the fight against isis with plans the president announced just a short time ago. >> the decision on the

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to restore power. >> we want to do a deeper dive into why the work took so long. >> once they showed up it only took minutes to reconnect the power. and wire it into the box. pg and e is paying forbills >> i want to act swiftly to ensure the experience is positive. >> leaving emily with one regret. >> i wish we stayed at nicer hotels. >> the senate will do a vote tomorrow before a debate heads over to the state house. if approved the governor said she'll sign the bill and remove the flag immediately. >> i want us to talk about the

future. >> there has been a push to bring down the flag after a racially motivated attack on a church last month. >> president obama talked with his national security team on the campaign to stop that terror group. >> it was a rare visit to the pent gone for the president the commander in chief received an update from leaders on the campaign against isis. >> this well not be quick. isil is nimble. >> the international coalition fighting isis called it one of the sustained aerial operations. isis acknowledged the strikes killed ten fighters. 51 air strikes have been carried out against targets.

nearly 2,000 in syria. all to help ground forces. >> it's very important that the manner in which effective and lasting defeat of isil will occur. when their effective, local forces on the ground that we can support and enable so they can take territory, hold territory. and make sure that good governance comes in behind it. >> efforts have been lacking. the goal is to produce 5400 fighters per year. right now, only 100 are being trained. president obama says it will take time to root out isis overseas, the group has been effective at recruiting and praised local law enforcement for preventing large-scale attacks. >> a massachusetts man has been charged with threatening to kill president obama on an fbi

website. he has been charged with a felony count for posting an online threat against the president. he faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison if convicted. >> new details tonight on the bill crosby scandal. we've learned the actor admitted he obtained sedatives with the intent of giving them to women. a deposition made public this afternoon. he says he gave them to at least one young woman he wanted to have sex with. since then a dozen women have accused accused cosby. >> jerry winetraub died today he is known for producing the "ocean's 11".

he left projects that are still in the works. >> people drove for hours to see pope francis today in ecuador. a million people passed the shrine to hear the message. today, he focused on strengthening families during mass he will have stops in bolivia and paraguay. >> this week's vote in greece are rejecting a deal it could have helped the country crawl out of debt but would have imposed tougher austerty measures. >> they wanted more balance. >> if there is no sign of an agreement, then, we'll have to extend the situation as it is.

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statement but says the company demanded immediate payment. >> i will get that money no matter what, i'm coming back. >> the gutters began leaking nancy says she was too intim indicated -- intim dated. he says it gets heavy over time that is why the elbow came loose. the company repaired her gutter free, and extended the warranty another 14 months. >> very grateful seven on your side is there for people. just like me. >> we checked with the better business bureau and alex gutter has an "a" rating. go to abc7 news.com and click on

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following yesterday's u.s. womens world cup victory players arrived at lax less than an hour ago the game was a rematch of the 2011 final between the u.s. and japan the u.s. defeated japan this year. this is the third world cup title for the united states. >> four members of the usa womens team can trace their training to a south bay coach. abc7 news dropped in to see how the coach is helping shape the future of soccer. >> now in their teens they makeup an elite group at summer camp. they have their eyes on college soccer. maybe the usa national team. >> it's a bright future here in the u.s.

it's a talented group we've got coming out of these 9, 10, 11 year olds >> they're out here to work on technique and improving their speed. >> i look up to the girls and hope to be like them some day how they play as hard as they can, going after the ball and trying to score. >> the spirit of competition appears to be engrained. >> who is the better player? >> me. >> me. >> two soccer moms under an umbrella in the stands. their task is driving kids to camp from tracy they maintain they're not pushing them. >> we go as far as they want to go f they say no as long as they want to keep going that is what we encourage. >> there is something to be said

for how this camp is putting great players in the universities. >> it's a recipe for success. >> this bodes will for keeping the pipeline filled for team usa. >> very nice day for sports. >> it's beautiful. >> it was a beautiful day. we have time lapse. check out this view this afternoon. watching clouds over the bay. and blue skies looking towards the north bay. looking statewide we expect more thunderstorms up and down the sierra. we have those today. high temperatures in the 80s and

90s. sunny skies and here is the accu-weather forecast. i'm tearing up over this weather. high temperatures low 80s inland. overnight wednesday, into thursday morning we may see spotty drizzle. otherwise, it will be a dry week. except for my eyes. >> so passionate about your work. >> hard to watch a grown man cry. >> if i was a grown man. >> work in progress. >> lots to talk about in sports. >> yes. >> tennis anyone? the match up of the day sibling rivalry. leave early go roam

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reached a quarter final since 2004. roger fedderer moves on over roberto bautista. he's hoping it won't be unlucky as he looks at pete sampras here. sandy murray moving in to the quarter finals but defending champ novak novak jakavich dropped two sets but play has been suspended. a fifth and final set resumes tomorrow. and he was like a microwave, lit up cleveland for game five, averaged seven points in 66

games this season. and joining buster rosie. and a's catcher and pitcher will join all stars what a thrill. a career minor leaguer hitting 290. stage three of the tour de-france, under 37 miles left. the leaders stopped so everyone could hatch up.

bad news for golf fans rory mcelroy may not be able to defend it's title due to a game of soccer. he's out for the scottish open. he is doubtful. this report has been brought to you by bank of the west. they hope to turn tables tonight and will be an interesting fix. >> congratulations to all stars. >> yes. yes. >> great thrill for him. >> thank you. >> well join us tonight. a cave collapsed in washington state with reports of injuries and possible hikers inside. >> what experts say could be

killing the animals. >> at 8:00 it's athe batch lowerett followed by whispers and then we'll be back at 11:00. and use it for breaking news. it's a free down load. just search for abc7 news bay area and you'll find it pronto. >> that is it for this edition. look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us here we appreciate the time. hope we can see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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