immigrant pop oolgsulations who may not want to reach out due to fear of being deported. ordinances should not be used to shield convicted criminals. hanging in the mayor's communications office of pictures of senator feinstein administering the oath to mayor lee. in a statement feinstein writes we should focus on deporting criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. avalos is the author of due process for all an ordinance in 2013 that prevents the sheriff's department from cooperating with most immigrations and enforcement requests. >> what do you think of senator feinstein adding to it? >> she has an opinion like a lot of other people do and we have a strong piece of legislation that does have balances on increasing public safety. >> reporter: all members of the board of public safety voted on

that ordinance. sanctuary city ordinances are not the problem. >> the debate we're hearing about sanctuary city, i think really doesn't get to the point. the actual laws and policies are gun control. >> reporter: supervisor davidco-authored it. >> i would imagine and i would hope if there's someone who is a threat to public safety that those steps are taken. >> reporter: a spokesperson for i.c.e. handed sanchez over to sheriffs officials in march and asked for a courtsy call if he was released. even with the new scrutiny, supervisor avalos said this ordinance doesn't need to be re-examined. >> does it need any tweaking at all? >> i can't see how there's a need for it. >> reporter: the mayor's office released a statement this

afternoon acknowledging that letter from senator feinstein. the mayor said he plans on examining are a new program from the immigration and customs organization. reporting live at city hall sergio quintana abc 7 news. one california lawmaker is making the first move to crack down on sanctuary city policies. republican state senator jeff stone is drafting a bill that would require all california cities to fully cooperate with federal immigration officials. on capitol hill, force debate about san francisco's status as a sanctuary city. >> why aren't we able to deport those individuals? >> our detainer was not honored in that particular case. >> who didn't honor it? >> san francisco sheriff's department did not honor our detainer we lodged. >> ron johnson grilled i.c.e.'s

assistant director about this case. miller pointed the fing ir at the san francisco's sheriff's department. they'll hold a hearing with homeland security officials next week to discuss studenteinle's death. >> they've obtained sanchez's complete criminal history. he was convicted five times on drug charges. at least three involving heroin. he was deported the furst time in 1994 and arrested again in arizona just 20 days later. deported four more times in '97 '98, 2003 and 2009. each time getting caught and returned to a jail. he finished serving a 46-month federal sentence. developing news tonight out of vallejo.

a possible police standoff is under way. one person was shot at capital and alameda. sky 7 hd was overhead just as police responded. two people walked out of the housewith with their hands up. it's unclear if police are still trying to detain others. follow us on twitter for the latest developments on this story. a motorcyclist who slammed into a pair of pedestrians killing one of them has been charged with several felonies. last wednesday, 26-year-old shawn mcginnis was drunk when he struck two people. one of them died a day later. yesterday prosecutors charged mcginnis with two felony duis and one felony vehicular manslaughter charge. tased once and shot three times. new details in the fatal police shooting of john denny jr.

>> every officer-involved shooting has to be taken seriously because of possible charges of excessive force. this one is even more sensitive because the victim, the person shot by pleasanton police happens to be the son of a reserve police officer. and that has raised some questions. this happened on sunday morning about 2:00 a.m. in a car dealership in downtown pleasanton. the family has hired the geragos law firm. they are suspicious of the account pleasanton police have given. john denning sr. is a nine-year reserve officer for oakdale police and believes pleasanton officers escalated the situation. john jr. known as bub abroke into a pleasanton car dealership early sunday where he keyed cars and wrote on the walls. >> i thought i had a law enforcement family. i thought i could trust the training of other police

officers. it's unbelievable to me. i don't know if i want to go back to work. i've lost my son. i don't know where to go from here. i don't know what to do. >> pleasanton police held a press conference. their version of what happened when seven officers responded and confronted the star football player who graduated last year from piedmont hills high school. john jr., known as bubba turned aggressive and kicked an officer in the stomach. that's when officer dan kunkle shot 3 times at the officer hitting him in the torso and head. >> stopped and turned and just charged right at officer kunkle. kicked him in the stomach and punched him a few times in the face and head area. the officer fell backward and hit his head on the concrete and then jumped on top of him and began essentially pummeling him.

>> the officer thought he was going to lose consciousness and that's why he decided to lose fire. he was on the ground when he fired the shots. bubba's mother is also distressed about what hand on this street in san jose when pleasanton police arrived with a search warrant. they hand cuffed her and then did not even tell her initially that her son had been killed. we'll have more on that coming uppa abc 7 news at 6:00. live in san jose david lui abc 7 news. in just two days there will be a major closure at one of though main approaches to the golden gate bridge. caltran plans to completely close doyle drive to continue work on the presidio parkway. it's been under construction since 2009. abc 7 news was on doyle drive for a look at the work today. there are new tunnels and wide or lanes. caltran said we should expect major delays and commuters

should take buses ferries or bay bridge. the time table for planned repair of work that will clockwiseclose the tubes. b.a.r.t. has no choice? >> they're talking about rare and tear. i have a graphic example. this is a typical spike they'll put in between the railroad track and one of the ties. this is what they would put in and what they put in 40 years ago. here's one of those ties they pulled out. this is all that remains of it. that's wear and tear. if you are one of the b.a.r.t. riders that take the tube for granted. on august 1st and 2nd and labor day weekend you'll need another form of transportation because the tube will close for repairs. we asked b.a.r.t. if this was a

tough discussion. >> it wasn't tough at awl. either a planned closure or unplanned closure. >> they gathers to explain the problem and their solution to it. after 40 years sections of original track have become unstable. especially in a switching area just east of the trans bay tube. it does not work anymore and must be replaces to keep trains moving in both directions. >> we just want to be safe. it's just better to replace it and make it brand new. >> they'll have 80 buss to carry passengers across the bay area if they must. more than 100 men will begin work not only to repair the switches but lay smoother quieter track. five days of closure provide a unique opportunity. >> we get two or three hours a night to do our work. you give us three days, we'll try to rebuild the work.

>> when the project concludes, expect smoother, quieter rides. that screeching sound will be one of the past. in the trans bay tube, wayne freedman. >> you can download waves and join the abc 7 group. it's one of the most popular climbing groups at yosemite. now the rock face may have just changed forever. that's next. plus a new academic road map. how the uc system is making it easier for community college stoonts students to transfer over. plus people are offerver here. >> plus, selling oak town. how to give the city a boost. and what they'r

covering cupertino, concord wine country and all the bay area this is abc 7 news. >> firefighters in contra costa county quickly put out a fire burning along highway 4. air tankers and helicopters dropped a steady stream of water. neighbors living nearby also jumped into action pulling out home garden hoses to try to put the flames out. it burned close to some houses but a number of fire breaks kept the flames at bay. the grass fire burned about two acres behind sycamore valley school. it was contained within a few hours. golden gate bridge drivers may have noticed people dangling off the span. rope teams began routine inspections on the south end of

the brj.idge. they were looking for rust or other problems. the city of oakland is offering tours. the idea is to improve oakland's image and better promote it to visitors. laura anthony has our story. >> ortiz is the center of the city. it's where city hall is. >> reporter: it's a bus tour for those who already work in oakland but may not know all the city's shining qualities. >> now you see this beautiful pathways and there's workout places. >> reporter: lesser known facts -- the tour is sponsored by visit oakland and participants are all working in the city already on the front lines trying to sell it to visitors. >> cab drivers. people that work at the airport, in hotels security folks so that they are not telling people go to san francisco. they are saying, oh, let me tell

you what you can visit in oakland. oakland averages 260 days of sunshine a year. tell me one thing you did not know? >> lake merit used to be lined with victorian houses. >> oakland is trying to build on the big momentum created by the warriors championship season. >> a picture perfect day, that all helps generate awareness of oakland. people say, i had no idea it was that beautiful. >> laura anthony, abc 7 news. lawmakers abandoned the controversial right to die bill today. the authors of the legislation announced they'll not pursue the bill for the rest of 2015. it would have aloud loudahave allowed doctors to prescribe lethal drugs.

state senator -- >> though uc system wants more college systems on campus. uc president janet napolitano announced clearer rules to make transferring easier. it will set up pathways for ten of the most popular majors. community college students will be able to chart out the courses they need to take to transfer to a uc school. a massive sheet of rock fell from the face of half dome which makes the most popular route used by climbers more difficult. it measures 100 by 200 feet. park officials are trying to fig are out how the new route changes the climb. there are other routes for climbers going up that 1,000-foot face. no one witnessed the fall which is believed to have happened one night last week. a consumer group has filed a

complaint against google. >> michael finney is here to explain about the right to be forgotten. >> everything you did doesn't follow you around for your entire life. perhaps you have done something in your youth that you'd rather not have come up in a google search 30 years later. consumer watchdog wants people to have the right to request removal of certain links connected to their names in an internet search. it's called the right to be forgotten. people in europe have that right right now. but we don't in the u.s. google pointed out ftc commissioner ramirez has said the right to be forgotten would be unconstitutional in the united states. the air fare preductor app hopper says the average air fare this fall will be less than $250. it would be the lowest in four

years. $9 lower than last year and $22 less than in 2013. hopper also predicts holiday air fares will be 12% less than last year. it wasn't too long ago americans were buried in credit card debt. a new study by life insurance company allianz is raising concerns another generation may be falling into that trap again. generation x sees credit card debt as a lifeline and survival tool. 75% carry credit card debt versus 32% of baby boomers. many gen-x ers are delaying saving for retirement to pay don their debt. as people get older they start paying don their debts. young people tend to build up more debt. let's talk about a spectacular day. >> sandhya patel joins us with

the forecast. >> the hot weather is really taking a break from the bay area. it's quite pleasant out here. getting a good marine push. tomorrow morning you'll start out with some drizzle. live doppler 7 hd. a look at what's happening around the region. we're watching clouds here and also tracking thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45. you can see those thunderstorms around chester lake alminore. various reports of hail and flash flooding around the reno area. this is going to continue if you are traveling up to tahoe or even up to reno. flash flood watch until 9:00 tonight. at least those thunderstorms are producing rain which we certainly can use here in the state. ocean temperatures in the low to mid-60s. six to eight degrees above

average. a beautiful view there. see the clouds advancing. 69 in oakland. mid-70s around san jose. 64 in half moon bay. narrow range of temperatures from mid to upper 60s at the host to 80s inland. mt. tam showing you the marine layer. it's 80 in fairfield. 78 in concord and livermore. get used to this. felt a little sticky earlier in the dey. now starting to feel the normal weather in the bay area. drier weather. fog over the golden gate bridge. mild and muggy still overnight. spotty drizzle with dry and mild conditions for your friday through sunday time period. here's the low pressure system that is really keeping the pattern mild. not just the ocean water but also along the coastline. it's moving to shore. that's why we'll continue to see

the thunderstorm probability going to our north and east. going into the next coup elg of days. spotty drizzle means slick roadways for the commute. we go with another round of it thursday morning. as we head toward the thursday afternoon/evening time period, we'll be watching for those showers and storms in the northern california mountains and eastern portion of the state. tomorrow morning, mild and drizzly. mid-50s to low 60s. tomorrow afternoon, 67 in san francisco and half moon bay. quite comfortable for this time of year. 77 in santa rosa, napa. the potential is there for thunderstorms. we'll call it a chance around lake and mendocino. 70 across the bay in oakland. cooler than average for this time of year. upper 70s for concord and livermore. 77 in san jose. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast if you like

this pattern, it sticks around for a couple more days. right on through thursday. and then we start to return to our normal weather, which is temperatures climbing back up. by monday and tuesday, fog in the picture and temperatures in the upper aucts80s to low 90s. it's just a narrow range of temperatures. mild for the bay area. we'll take it at this point. dan and ama? thomas is about to become the first female official. why and the effort to get a closer look

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a californian is among three people gored today at the running of the bulls in spain. 11 people were hurt though none

seriousley seriously. those fearless or crazy enough to run ahead of the bulls. former oakland raiders ceo said it's important for the first nfl ref to be booed just like the men. sarah thomas was named the first female full-time official and will work the line this fall. as soon as she throws a flag they don't like they should treat her like any other ref. trask was the first female chief executive in nfl history. the warriors have traded david lee to the boston celtics. lee lost the starting job to draymond green early in the season after suffering a hamstring injury. in exchange they get gerald wallas. klay thompson sid it's tough to see my big bro go. he called him a true vet who

looked out for me and all the young guys. levi's is about to make its biggest change. levi's researched and interviewed hundreds of women to create more comfortable jeans. the new brand ambassador is alicia keys. the jeans have bigger back pockets and will be stretchier. it will be the biggest investment levi's has ever made in a women's cam pan. looks like everything is awesome for the new star wars film. the guys behind the "lego movie" will direct the film about how young hans solo before he met luke skywalker and princess leah. chris pratt has been rumored. "star wars" is owned by our paurnt company abc. where this 1 in 50 million

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how the home security signs can put you at risk. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. among the marine mammals showing up in san francisco lee ocean beach a couple of whales were spotted last night. >> this was taken from a viewer's roof. >> just as the sun was setting, two whales surfaced and were seen swimming along. we're getting a look at an incredibly rare lobster caught off the coast of maine. the fisherman who caught it hasn't come forward. >> the lobster institute says the chance of finding a split colored lobster like this is 1 in 50 million. almost like a hoax but apparently it's legit. world news tonight" is next. >> we appreciate your time. hope to see you again at 6:00.

>> see you then. >> reporter: tonight, breaking news. we are on the scene, that mid-air collision, the f-16 that sliced right through a plane. at this hour the search, the passengers in the small plane dead. >> we need to get an ambulance back here. >> the fireball and you will hear from eye witnesses. new developments in the case of the young woman, the daughter, taking a stroll on a pier and allegedly shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant. the anger tonight being heard clear across the country. the dangerous commute. this car hydroplaning, slamming into another one on the side of the road, tonight preparing for flash floods from california to vegas, from louisville to pittsburgh. you've seen him in ads for subway. tonight authorities sweeping into his home and major action now from subway. and the women of team usa. this just in tonight, they are getting a parade. but will they be paid 40 times