>> reporter: good evening, today's hearing was packed. there wasn't an empty seat in the room. and jim steinle sat front and center. today, on capitol hill, a bay area father opened up about the death of his daughter. >> the u.s. suffered a self inflicted wound by the hand of a person that should never have been on the streets of this country. >> jim steinle pushed for immigration reform. >> we feel kate's law saves one daughter, one son, a mother a father kate's death won't be in vain. >> their hope for undocumented felons to be deported or detained. earlier this month kate steinle was shot and killed while out for a walk. the convicted felon has been

deported back to mexico five times. san francisco's sanctuary city policy prevented him from being deported once more. >> the immigration system didn't work fro detective against him. we've got to figure out how, and why, and deal with it. >> amy steinle found other families telling the same heart breaking story. >> there should be more communication between local and state governments to keep our streets safe. >> critics saying immigration policies should be designed to prevent crimes rather than encourage them. >> i pray we avoid criminalizing entire communities but actions committed by a small number of individuals >> an ongoing debate. and jim steinle will testify before a house immigration subcommittee thursday, and will be meeting with lawmakers over the next several days live tonight in washington,

d.c., chris nguyen abc7 news. >> my son was killed by an illegal alien in 2010. >> tensions continue to run high after the hearing. don rosenberg whose son was killed was handcuffed after yelling at the reverend you just heard from. his son, drew was riding a motorcycle in the mission district when that undocumented driver accidentally hit and killed him. three weeks after kate was killed the san francisco board of supervisors is looking for ways to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again. one supervisor unveiling reforms for public safety and a mandate for the embattled sheriff. abc7 news is live at city hall with details. cornell? >> reporter: this proposed legislation sending a strong message to the sheriff and his department tonight.

mirkarimi asked for clarity and tonight, getting just that. >> as for the likes of donald trump and fox news and other organizations, they should be ashamed. >> harsh words for those politicized the murder of kate steinle. he says it's more about public safety, less about immigration. >> in this situation, i think everybody believes there was failure of our public safety system. >> farrell is introducing new reforms, appearing to be a mandate for sheriff ross mirkarimi. farrell wants the sheriff to rescind his department-wide gag order, he says better communication might have been prevented murder suspects from being brought here on a 20-year-old drug warrant this spring. >> the part of the sanctuary city policy is discretion for law enforcement to be able to communicate.

>> farrell wants legislation for confirmation from the da that it will prosecute any outstanding warrant before a prisoner is transmitted. . this month, sheriff mirkarimi told me he encourages dialogue between the courts and his department. >> they could have side stepped this process >> the legal counsel says guidance is needed. >> to the extent we can come up with a plan ahowing for the sheriff to make changes in state law, federal law and local law that is what he's asking for. >> the supervisors could report on the reforms later this summer. >> in the east bay, walnut creek police are trying to piece together what led up to a parent murder suicide today. neighbors heard gunshots before 7:00 this morning on folsom

court. police found bodies of a 19-year-old woman and 21-year-old man. police believe he killed her then himself. the young woman is identified as a cross country runner and honor student that just finished her first year of college. police say she and the parent shooter had been dating. an investigator tells there was no indications things like this may happen calling both upstanding members of the community. >> well, tonight we're learning about the man accused of murders in modesto this weekend. martin martinez accused of killing his former girlfriend, three little girls and his mother. we have new information today melanie? >> reporter: that is right. there is a lot of love at this growing memorial. especially for 6-year-old

elizabeth. her biological father expressed concerns about martinez last year. after cruz and martinez were both stanislaus county employees. martinez is a stock delivery clerk, responsible for transporting materials county officials confirmed he has a job though he is expected of killing his girlfriend, mother and three children one of his own. today, abc7 news obtained documents suggesting amanda cruz's ex-husband, showing home video was concerned cruz's new boyfriend, martinez was dangerous. riply posted a similar message out of his door yesterday, suggesting he killed his daughter yesterday and son, last year. police confirmed 2-year-old christopher died in 2014 from blunt force trauma while in martinez's care. a forensic specialist gave police the information still, for two days police

didn't arrest martinez. >> at that time there was no indication that there would be any violence within that family. there had been no calls for service at that location. >> in those two days martinez is suspected of killing five family members. in modesto, abc7 news. >> martinez is being held at san jose not for the weekend massacre but earlier death of his ex-girlfriend's 2-year-old son christopher riply in october. melanie mentioned just days before the weekend killings a medical expert ruled christopher's death was a homicide, not an accident police have considered martinez a possible suspect, but they waited until after the mass killings, two days later to use what is called a ramsey warrant to arrest him. >> it's an unusual police procedure, but done for two reasons, to see if he'll talk,

but to get him off the street particularly since this second incident occurred. >> the warrant gives police until thursday to hold martinez without filing formal changes. >> police arrested a man accused of robbing a wafrng in san francisco. this morning police say this man demanded money from a clerk. he said he had a gun. the clerk handed over some reason and the police arrested the man minutes after the crime. >> and a new sweet home temple was broken into, thieves took a 70 inch tv computer, tablet, dvd duplicator and possibly more. the pastor says it was a violation of privacy. >> being a blind pastor i'm here majority of the day by myself. i don't know if these people have been watching me going in

and out of the church but it doesn't feel good to know someone is watching you and you can't see them. >> the church was preparing for a 75th anniversary, hoping to make improvements. instead, the church will have to fix broken doors and set up better security. a former oakland security guard could spend up to seven years in prison for assaulting a student with disabilities the jury convicted the 24-year-old of assault may, 2014 surveillance video shows mitchell confronting a wheelchair bound martinez mitchell claims martinez threatened him. martinez says mitchell dumped him from his chair and punched him, four times. >> after years of fighting the government, the long legal battle is over for giants home run king barry bonds. u.s. department of justice announced today that it has dropped its nearly decade long

criminal prosecution of bonds. he was sentenced to two years in prison on obstruction charge in 2011 based on testimony he gave to a grand jury. an appeals court threw out that conviction in april. balco founder, victor conti says he's not surprised the case was dropped. >> you realize they didn't have a case. they've never had a case. from the beginning this has been a trophy hunting ex-ped pedition. >> bonds released a statement today. >> apple says it put $10 billion in the bank but warned good times may not last forever. in presenting it's quarterly earnings report apple sold 47 million iphones but down 22% from the previous quarter.

so the company predicted it will show a year-end profit of nearly $50 billion. that news came as a major disappointment to wall street. today, apple stock has fall yefr 7%. >> only. >> yes. only. >> still ahead here tonight at 6:00, pope francis making a push to deal with climate change. you're going to hear from political leaders he's enlisting in that fight. >> and here is a reading from an overnight earthquake. several years overdue for a big one. >> i'm spencer christian. there is a cool brisk breeze across the bay area the changes coming our way in my accu-weather forecast. >> a family in china breaks into pieces while being ship add cross the country. insurance claim, denied. then, paid.

among those given audience with the pope some faces from california. wab wayne freedman is in the newsroom with the story. wayne? >> the vatican this morning and

chimit change. maybe the most-pressing problem. >> we have fierce opposition and blind dissertion. >> that is jerry brown, one of many leaders who held the pope's ear for ten minutes today. ed lee used the platform to announce an end to heavy duty trucks and buses. >> this will reduce green house gas emissions by over 60%. and costs will be reduced. >> this day had a more lofty ambition. >> humanitarian. >> brother charles told us about the pope's goals for ending

climate change. >> climate change affects the poor most and firstly and drives them to desperate means. >> that is wayne freedman reporting. thousands of bay area residents had an earl hi wake up call after a 4.0 earthquake hit the quake's epicenter was two miles northeast of fremont. a dozen after shocks followed. here is what it's like on the abc7 seismograph. it's a good reminder to prepare for a major earthquake on this fault line. >> there is a 31% chance of having a 6.7. so that is really kind of close to where this was this morning. >> the last major quake was in

1868, now estimated to have been between 6.8 and 7.0. >> and of course today's quake is a good reminder to have a survival kit ready. you'll find guidelines on stocking one and developing a emergency plan on abc7 news.com. >> damage to bridges proved more wide spread after this collapse during storms on sunday. a man who survived a bridge collapse is recovering in palm springs he says he started to pray when realizing his truck was in the water and concrete falling around him. he made it. the western entrance to yosemite just closed because of a mud and rock slide.

you may recall caltrans began a project right there to shore up the hillsides after rock slides closed the highway for weeks >> time for a check on the weather. >> he have more to show you now. so we've got some clouds moving over the bay. clouds around despite the fact there are some breaks. there is a storm report which you've just heard about near the yosemite dispatch reporting debris and mud and a flashed into warning until

10:45 tonight. and back to the bay area let's talk about strong winds. 21 miles per hour gusts at san carlos. 32 miles per hour gusts in fairfield and breezy around the bay area. here is a time lapse view of clouds flowing across the sky. over the bay, our cooling trend kicked in big time. there is a look at the highs. 11 to 19 degree temperatures so cooling has begun. here is a view of the western sky. 66 in oakland. and 75 in morgan hill.

it's 71 in santa rosa. and these forecast features, low clouds and a possibility of drizzle and cooler and breezy conditions next two days. there is cooler air flow here is our forecast with coastal low clouds. temperatures right around 50 degrees and highs into upper 70s low to mid-70s on the peninsula. low 80s, high of 65 tomorrow, north bay mainly upper 70s to

80s in santa rosa. here is the accu-weather forecast. temperatures rebounding over the weekend. and temperatures upper 80s to near 90 degrees. >> thank you. >> coming up next the impending shut down of the bart transbay tube. >> and best

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michael finney has the story coming up. >> and a government investigation into a drown.

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>> donald trump is at it again, not making any friends in terms of leadership but scoring big among the voters. he has 24% of registered republicans well out in front. >> despite a week of criticism, donald trump has no plans to change his tone. >> what a stiff. >> lindsay graham. >> in south carolina he took on lindsay graham. >> he's becoming a jackass in a

time we need a leader. >> the style could be working. a new poll shows him leading the gop field by 11 points. but that was largely completed before he refused to senator john mccain a war hero. trump taunted his competitors >> when you register 0 in the poll they have nothing to lose right? >> only the top ten candidates will gain entry and with only 16 candidates it could mean john casic could be on the side lines while trump gets in. >> if we embrace this, we'll never win. >> it's the trump summer. but when people get close to

voting they'll get serious. because both of our major parties want to win. >> his future may be uncertain he is soaking up a lot of air time. in washington, i'm ryan nobles reporting. >> after the trump rally senator graham's campaign released a statement saying the only people excited about the by the are president obama and hillary clinton. mccain says he's eager to move on and put the trump comments behind him. >> when i came home the country was divided in the worst possible way. i'm not interested in reopening those old wounds about war. i've spent time trying to heal the wounds and helping our veterans. and we'll find answers. >> regarding whether he let

veterans down mccain said that only, quote, my record speaks for itself. >> the republican field of candidates got more crowded today ohio governor kasich has put in his by the. >> former illinois governor rob blogoyavich claims to clear his name completely. a federal appeals court dismissed five of the charges today, he is serving a 14-year sentence in federal prison. >> a half million vehicles on u.s. roads may be susceptible to

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have the family set of bone china. mom agreed to ship it. >> all dishes were double wrapped like this. >> she says she lined the box was bubble wrap and wrapped each in bubble wrap. she brought her claim and pictures to the ups store in walnut creek. ups declined the claim to replace the pieces. because she didn't save packing materials she went back to the store to protest. >> but you didn't tell us we had to save the package. there is nudging in writing we had to save the packing. >> ups told her she'd look into it. the store didn't respond. she contacted 7 on your side. >> i bought insurance in good faith. they didn't tell me there were conditions. >> ups told us it could to the determine the cause without the packing material.

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>> uc davis vet says they leave infected droppings alive with a virus that is deadly for chickens and highly contagious. 40 million egg laying hens one 8th of the population. and turkeys can catch it more easily than chickens. california farms haven't been hit but he says they're producing fewer eggs. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> if you're looking for a job we have a great opportunity. the next job journal event is

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with having this that is piece of mind for residents and firefighters in the high country. >> it's brisk and breezy outside. low clouds are pushing over the bay. this evening, a wide area covered by that warning. there is a degree flow on highway 140. so tomorrow, thunderstorms in the central sierra.

a cooling trend with low to mid-70s around the bay. low to mid-80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. high temperatures reaching into low 80s and from saturday to tuesday, high temperatures upper 80s inland. >> time to turn to sports. >> yes. baseball to talk about tonight? >> yes.

>> billy bean traded off top talents to try to rebuild. the former a's third baseman with 22 homers this season. a regular occurrence and

i wish he was still wearing green and gold. >> going to say man, from san francisco to oakland for a couple years now. two hours later. and i'm excited to play tonight. >> well documented what he did here. and we've had to move on. >> in the end, he beat the feds, they announced today they will not take their case to the supreme court. bonds convicted of obstruction

of justice after giving a rambling answer in 2003. now with his record clear what is unclear is how the home run king will be perceived by hall of fame voters we shall see. >> back with the l l.a. clippers after agreeing to terms and almost going into hiding after jordan changed his mind. he says 24 hours announcing he was leaving he started feeling uneasy about the choice. >>

this is not my intent. i got by myself, able to think about what happened, i realized being with clippers was the best decision for me. we go back and change our change our minds on them. and what is your opinion and that is what i did. >> jefferson part of a group celebrating and now, something else to celebrate. this difference is that his quest would be best pursued with lebron in cleveland.

and steph curry's little brother about to sign a deal with the sacramento kings. and this is a mississippi high school. then, slow motion drove it through upright. and that is good stuff right there. >> thank you. >> i stayed in his house. >> they would not let anyone else in. >> that is funny. >> join us tonight at 9:00.

mystery of monterey bay. the waters have turned turquoise. >> then at 11:00 on the road but out of your control, what jeep owners say about who is taking the deal. >> tonight's programming line up with extreme weight loss. and hads tonight jimmy kim yil live includes music from big talk. >> that is this edition. look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. i'm dan ashry. >> for spencer christian and the entire news team, have a great night.

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