>> reporter: neighbors here in modesto tell me the people who lived in that house right there were not always very approachable but a they were nonetheless shocked when police descended on the street last night. they're even more shocked to find out that one of the victims, the youngest one in there, was the child of the person of interest in this murder. we also learned a few other details about the four other victims found dead inside. according to her family dr. amanda crews a physician with the county health system its one of the victims. one of her former colleagues tells me at least two of the children also found inside were hers. police were called to this neighborhood yesterday just after 3:30 to perform a security check and that's when officers found the five bodies inside two women ask three children the youngest six moanings old the oldes six year old. police have not released many details on how they died isn't they wanted to track down a person of interest who fled to

san jose. we're trying to piece together exactly how martinez was connected to all five victim us. so far police have only released limited information. >> i don't know. i can't confirm if it's the mother. i know there's a past relationship but can't confirm her relationship to the child. report the modesto police posted on its facebook page that martinez is the fatherrer of the youngest victim. right now we still have not confirm the identity of the second woman found dead inside. i was just told by one of the neighbors here that she believed martinez did live in this home when the family moved here a couple of months ago but she did know if he was still living here. reporting live, abc7 news. >> police arrested the suspect in san jose after tracking him to the westfield oak ridge mall this morning. we have more from san jose.

>> reporter: neighbors are still trying to make sense of what happened in this modesto home. police say 30-year-old martin martinez killed family. the victims, two women and three girls, ages six months to six years old. >> just don't expect that in your neighborhood. you think it's safe, it's quiet, and then you see this. >> reporter: police say martinez previously had a relationship with one of the victims' was the biological father of one of the children. >> it's devastating to the families of the victims and to the neighbors here as well. >> reporter: new tonight family members have identified dr. amanda crews general practitioner as one of the victims. saturday afternoon police say they received a call asking them to check on the home. e. >> either a family member or somebody the resident knows called in, showed concern with the residents i. >> after martinez was identified as a person of interest modesto pd gave san jose pd a tip he

mooing be at fa almost member's home on lucerne way. police staked out his red lincoln navigator. they received another tip he left with a family member in other a different vehicle. martinez is now santa clara county jail on suspicion of murder inch san jose, abc7 news. >> as the story continues to unfold, depend on abc7 news and follow us on twitter. police in richmond arrest two suspects accused of firing shots at theming why while investigating a robbery this morning. police say an suv drove past and opened fire. officers returned fire. no one was hurt. police followed the suv to san pablo avenue where the suspects were arrested. donald trump says he is not apologizing nor pull out of the presidential race after saying senatorren john mccain is not war hero because mccain was

captured. abc7 news was outside the 16th 16th and mission street bart station as protesters literally took aim at trump and his other controversy, calling mexican immigrants trillion. they hit a trump piñata and held up signs saying, enough is enough. >> we want to show donald trump and tell the republican party in general that the latino community will not accept any kind of form of bigotry, racism, even if it is that arena. >> we don't want no racist, kick him out. >> the group march to san francisco city hall. they wanted city lead tore hear their message against discrimination as well. you probably noticed the bay area heated up today with some cities seeing record temperatures. here's a live look from the exploratorium cam. rite right now it's warm but drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. >> certainly in the summer soup today. come bin make of humidity and

heat made it feel like the warmest day this year. 86 degrees, warmer in oakland. the old record, 85. the new one, up to 91 this afternoon. out there right now we have fallen back to 83 in oakland 83, san jose 92, fair feel, san francisco, warm, with a temperature of 77 degrees. live doppler 7hd along the satellite showing you there's significant moisture to the south, and as this pushes north it keeps us on the sticky side and unsettled through the next 24. we'll detail chances for isolated showers in the forecast in a little bit. >> thank you. this year's aids walk san francisco raised $2.2 million for local organizations serving people who are living with aids. abc7 has been a proud sponsor for 28 yours, and katie has eye

lites of the walk that drew 20,000 people. [cheering] >> one looks around and says what needs to be done? how can i make a positive difference in the world? >> reporter: puttingmer steps between us and the dark days of the aids epidemic doesn't mean we reached the finish line. >> people need to still be attended to. and they don't realize that this is still running rampant in the country and the world. >> reporter: many local organizations benefit from the money raised by aids walk san francisco. >> we have more older people now living with aids and the problem it that they're taking very harsh drugs and so that can cause negative side effects. the problem has a different face to it but it's still very real. >> reporter: great strides have been made. >> the rate of infection has been cut bay third. i. >> thanks in part to research funds by this event. ucsf teamed are the top

fundraisers, bringing in more than $100,000. >> for many of this it's personal. we still carry the person we have lost people and it motivates us to want to have a cure. >> reporter: a cause worth coming back to. aids walk san francisco is in the 29th year and abc7 has been involved for 28 of those years. you can see our jumbotrons along the route. craig millioner organized the fir walk and every one since. >> if we weren't going to do this who would? >> he is most proud of the young people who march make the trek through golden gate park. >> i wanted to walk. i thought it was a -- then i got really tired. >> the generation that won't stop walking and working towards a cure. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> still ahead at 6:00, state officials surprised by how many people signed up for california's medicaid program. the new numbers released today.

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an expansion of california's medicaid program is growing three times fastest than state officials expected new hampshire numbers released show medical enrolled more than two million people under the optional expansion. it has increased costs to program from $19 billion five years ago to 115 billion now. federal funding covers most of that but costs are expected to keep going up. state officials say long-term bugging will help the state cover future costs. the idea of seeing nothing but electric powered big rigs through california may not be that far off. on friday governor brown signed an executive order calling for zero emission technology in freight industry. that means trucks and trains that do not put our any pollution. he has given state agencies one year to come up with a plan and wants to reach zero emissions by 2030. bay area police dogs are getting extra police san mateo police sent us this video of k-9

ajax getting a new bulletproof vest. he is one of two dogs being trained for the s.w.a.t. team. the group, cover your k-9, raised more than $85,000 for the vests and specialized training. >> up next, eyes i'd open and noses pinched shut. why visitors to see this plan are ready for the best and worst it has to offer. >> today'd hot weather in the to bay area could cool off. >> worthspieth is not leading the british open but you have to think he is the man to beat. mad max makes an appearance in arizona, and the

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people can smell that something big is about to happen in berkeley. this plant named trudy his native to sumatra. it's not technically a flower but it produces the biggest bloom of any plant and like lie you'd likely smell her before you saw her.

that's an olfactory hint of an impending bloom. >> one of the attractions is visual. you're seeing this spectacular looking and awesome sized flower like structure, and the other is they want to smell this awful smell. >> why not? this is what trudy looked like during last bloom in 2012. the plant can produce an enormous branched leaf that can reach ten to 15 feet tall. over to drew with a check of the forecast. you can smell the rain coming. >> a couple spots this morning saw rare july rain showers. right now live doppler 7hd showing you it's a try picture, but going back to earlier this morning, we had a thundershower develop short aafter 11:00 this morning. moved off the peninsula. did contain six lightning strikes but dissipated off the coast. outside, live look from the

doing bridge camera folks taking in the sights. notice upstairs the milky sky is not a deep blue. that's an inindication of the increase in humidity. dew points right now which measure the amount of moisture in the atmosphere, essentially how comfortable you feel outside. right now many locations are in the low to mid-60s and that means it's rather sticky feeling. temperature-wise it's hot. 92 fairfield. 89 antioch downtown san francisco, 77. mountains right now mild at 79 degrees. live doppler 7hd along with satellite will show you the. we're tracking a rare saying for july. the spin off the coast of california. this is what was tropical storm dolores. a lot of moisture funneling into southern california, and some of that moisture has pushed north. that's why we saw increased humidity and the showers are just off the coast enough we

stay unsettled through monday as well. so future weather shows you tomorrow morning, 7:00 in the morning, most spots start out with plenty of sunshine. by the afternoon with the remnants still working through the region, the chance of an isolated shower is there. it woken be widespread. the wet weather. still, the chance lingers tuesday morning as well. the themees humidity stays with us and we state unsettled. overnight tonight it's going to be warm. 70 is the low in antioch same in livermore, 68 in concord. 64 oakland. san francisco dropping to 67. san jose, nap park mild. overnight low of 62. so we start the morning warm. so the afternoon is going to be hot. 88 in san jose for your monday. 87 santa clara. 87 the high for sunnyvale. 72 pacifica. downtown san francisco tomorrow, 76. 72 daly city. north bay, 90 santa rosa.

88 san rafael. 88 vallejo. oakland, 84. 77 richmond and inland in the 90s. 96 antioch and 93 in the afternoon for concord. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow it's still warm and humid. the chance of a shower. it's still sticky on tuesday with an isolated shower. by wednesday, drier air arrives. we take out the shower chance, thursday is cooler and by friday saturday sunday, more july-like pattern morning fog, afternoon sunshine, and seasonal temperatures. >> thank you, drew. >> been some pretty decent overlap between sports and weather this weekend. especially in golf. >> but finally they had perfect conditions in scotland, and of course guys scored well. some. not all. most, not all. not since ben hogannin' 1953 as a player won the first three

majors of the year, jordan spieth has put himself in position to equal that feat. these guys, mom in the top from one wasn't to the next in the 1,244th open championship. round three, pad drug harrington 7-under 65. second best round. best round belong to australian marc leishman. he is 9-under for the tournament. and then many thought an irishman would win the tournament. rory mcilroy. not paul dunne. the irish amateur tied for the lead at 12-under. jordan spieth, 21. his third straight birdie on 12, gets to 10-under. this is louis oosthuizen. tied for the lead at 12-under. look out for spieth. birdie on 15. 11-under for the tournament. just one back. same names atone the leader board at chambers bay, will be

there again at st. andrews terrible day for the second round leader dustin johnson plummets 17 spots. did get the long birdie putt there from the fairway on 15 but bogeyed 16, 17, 18. five back. packed leaderboard with a surprise name on top in dunne. the list includes adam scott, justin rose and sir gentleman garcia. celebrity groh golf in tahoe. shane battier dunks it. that doesn't good strategy in the cup. probably off the green and into the rough. former a's pitch are mark moll dour, has a huge bounce. edges former dodgers pitcher eric gagne to win by one point. >> the giants have won six straight after sweeping arizona today. no andrew susac. sent to the dly with the sprained thumb. justin maxwell again outside it

done at the plate hunter pence had himself a series 5-12, fourth rub. brakes the 1-1 tied. madison bumgarner earns the win. mad max helps him. 2-1 giants. they complete he three-game sweep. tommy malone, welcome back to oakland rudely. second inning the line drive over the wall. 2 or. third inning, country breakfast billy butler. then jake smolinski. back-to-back. 6-0. malone pulled after allowing seven round and 2 2/3, a's getting out pentup power. josh reddick, grand slam. 1st home overrer of the season. cyclonic circulation for him. smolinski, second home run of the game. four rbis for him. a's smack five home runs to blow out minnesota 14-1. >> good day for everybody. it just is great.

hitters did agreed a fun win. the team made me feel like i was part since day one, and obviously everybody wants to help contribute and just trying too do my part right now and hopefully keep it rowling. >> craziest video of the day. surfer mick fanning attacked bay shark in south froze, two minutes into the open finals. said got caught in his leg rope help was able to fight it up a swim away. he is a three-time world champion, his name is on flip-flops. he has century star status the likes of kelly slater. here's his comments after the attack. >> just kept coming at my board. i was like kicking and screaming and -- >> see some teeth? >> i just saw fin. didn't see -- i was waiting for the teague to come at me as i was swimming. >> did you get a couple punch

inside. >> in the back yes. >> this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. once fanning got to shore and started to get emotional, saying heed be happy to never compete again. that's how much it really shook him to the core. a shark attack understandable. you feel like -- that would be -- scare me to death. >> hopefully he sleeps

join us tonight on kofy tv 20 fire in an urge place. a they say might have happened. then at 11:00, a vigil getting underway tonight to remember the victimmed to the berkeley balcony collapse and the latest on the survivors. that tonight at 11:00. women made a huge impact on the box office. our parent company disney, said women made up nearly half of all audiences who saw ant-man. more than a quarter were families. studio execs believe it's because it's a twist on the usual movie. a really a comedy film. train wreck came in third with $30 million. 2/3 of moviegoers there, women. thank you for watching everyone. for colin and drew i'm katie

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