after officer lunger was scott. they're looking for a four door with chrome rims. as investigators are busy following those leads, other officers and a community lined that procession route. they lined the route on short notice. you can see it spanned from chapel of the chimes where sargent lunger's coffin will be placed for viewing next wednesday. the community is united in its grief as people come to terms with the loss. >> it was very traumatic. i couldn't sleep anymore after that. you know? >> reporter: that man lives near the shooting scene.

police say the suspect, mark estrada is believed to be booked into jail today on one count of homicide. police say they're still investigating the evidence pulled from estrada's oakland home. and at this point, it's too early to say the murder web onwas obtained. a public funeral service has been scheduled for july 30th at 10:00 a.m in castro valley. >> the work we call police officers to do puts them and their lives in jeopardy every day, every stop. >> congressman eric swalwell paid tribute to officer lunger today and vice president biden paid tribute today as well.

>> heart goes out to the lunger family. no one fully appreciates the risks you take until something like this happens. >> you can offer your condolences by sharing this badge on social media. you can find it on our facebook page, or twitter feeds. >> the man suspected of killing a modesto doctor, her children and his own mother today. he appeared in a modesto courtroom, shackled at the waist, martin martinez acknowledged his name and birthday. >> he's charged with two felony counts counts first is murder of christopher riply.

the second is a child abuse count. >> reporter: christopher was the son of dr. amanda crews. according to the complaint, martinez abused the boy so severely the boy died. >> i asked her about her son. she said he had an accident. i said was he ill? she said no. he passed away at home of a head injury. >> reporter: crew's children were found dead in crew's home last weekend along with martinez's 57-year-old mother. martinez is the suspect but yet to be formally charged in those murders. in modesto, laura anthony, abc7 news. developing news out of the

sierra. a new summer wildfire has broken out in the area of kyburz. firefighters are using a super scooper. so far, the fire burned 100 acres mandatory evacuations have been ordered in sandy flats. another fire is burning near rutherford. firefighters dropped water on it from lake hennessey. if you see smoke or flames and are in a safe area post photos and video using the hashtag abc7 now but make sure you're in a safe location.

in pacifica, firefighters are battling this bush fire. this viewer nicholas says it got close to some residences. this fire started near cindy way. abc7 news viewer nancy sent this us photo. right now there are no reports of damage or there is no injuries as well. now, firefighters appear to be making good progress in napa county. the out of control fire has been burning more than 24 hours this is a live look from sky 7 at the blaze, which is now blackened nearly 7,000 acres, only 15% contained. take a look at the flames. >> there is still work to do the fire broke out near the cold canyon area spreading quickly.

the golden bear community is under evacuations. >> cal fire tells us this fire is in an especially-difficult area. it has steep terrain it is very remote, and so it's just making it very hard to fight the fire. >> winds have made the flames very difficult to slow down too. when it is breezy it just fans flames. >> cal fire captain jerry fernandez joins us on the phone. thanks for joining us. what is the latest? it's now 7,000 acres? >> yes. it's roughly 6800 acres. about 15% containment, currently. and we have great efforts by approximately 1300 firefighting personnel on this fire, as well as cooperation of all of the land owners. they've done a great job on their defensible space clearance and we appreciate that.

>> jerry walk us through what you're trying to accomplish on the scene with this. do you create a perimeter first? >> we try to contain the fire so it does not grow in size, and protect life and property. that is our main objective. and to hit it hard and provide for safety first. >> you're doing good work, captain jerry fernandez, thank you for coming on tonight. we appreciate the update. and now, sounds like the weather conditions helped a bit but it has been breezy. >> good thing is that the humidity has been up just a little bit today. what stayed constant is in that wind out of the southwest. from sky 7 hd you can see the smoke going to the side.

winds gusting from 20-25 miles per hour. that is going to be constant, so the breeze will be with us for friday as well. it's one thing to see the images from sky 7 hd live another to get the perspective from abc7 news viewers on the ground. this photo, you can see the plume of smoke that rises above the ground thousands of feet into the atmosphere. this one from peter, view of the rag fir plume coming up where that fire has been billowing now 24 hours. another look from chris peck on twitter. the rag fire advancing close to some structures. so it's been some scary sights out there. we'll tell you what to expect in the bay area with the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, drew.

now abc7 news was in santa rosa as three air tankers arrived to fire up with fire retardant. today, heavy smoke is hampering efforts. half of the flames are making drops because of reduced visibility. residents who live near the rag fire are keeping an anxious eye on the hills many evacuated their homes and others decided to stay put. for now, winds kept the fire from getting closer but that could change if there is a change in direction. >> it's okay until you can see the flames. it's just one way in and one way out. until the bottom of the road. >> are you worried? >> yes. the fire has not only displaced people but animals

and livestock. a large animal evacuation center has been set up in the town of winters. that is where we sent cornell bernard today, to take a look at the story there. >> reporter: there is still a vacancy at this shelter at downtown winters today two dozen of prized show horses moved in after the fire prompted evacuations the owner was looking for someplace to go. >> reporter: the rag fire burned thousands of acres. sky 7 hd caught these images. it sent ernie kadinin into action. he closed his horse boarding facility in the winter today he is reopening to animals in need. . >> i love animals and i was not going to let the horses get

burned up in the fire when i had facilities to get them out of there. >> reporter: he put out the word and hours later jen hess showed up and started transporting the horses. >> it was stressful. some of them are yearlings and we have a baby. they'd never been in a trailer before. >> reporter: everyone made it in just fine giving jess room to breathe. this couple is looking for shelter for chickens, turkeys and emus. >> reporter: ernie says he has room for more. >> i sure do. >> reporter: jen hess is happy for the shelter. >> it means everything for sure. >> reporter: jen is sending a

big thank you to ernie tonight. he says they can stay as long as they want, which can be several days. >> cornell, thank you very much. coming up, one woman's experience with flight car the airport start up that rents out your vehicle when you fly. here is what happened to her. from abc7 news eye team charges of abusive treatment against a local gym owner by the young people he was trying to train. and bay area sleep researchers come up with a simple solution. how a bay female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3

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it's a case of the so called new economy, gone wrong. a local woman came back from a trip to discover a nightmare, and the headaches were only beginning. jonathan bloom has the story. >> reporter: this happened in april, when misty rash went to the airport and left her car with a service called flight car. her car wasn't there and the problem got worse. the process is simple. they rent your car out when they're away. >> the past couple years it was fine. >> reporter: misty rash calls herself a former customer because of this unpleasant

surprise. >> i was told the person was delayed in his return. >> reporter: police found the car littered with clothing, pillows and blankets. >> looked like a wild party had been thrown in there. cigarette butts and hyper needles in the glove box. >> reporter: do you do a criminal background check? >> we do not. >> reporter: they say they offered misty a settlement but things got complicated. the loner car was damaged. >> she wanted to us figure that

out. the car was with her at the time. >> reporter: then the value of her wrecked suv. they offered her $6000. she didn't like the amount or terms. >> i could not reach a settlement from them. that is why i came to you. >> reporter: she went to the san francisco city attorney. >> we're going to find out, is this a pattern? we see more things like this on yelp. >> reporter: misty says she wants to warn other customers. >> they rented my car to a thief. >> reporter: flights car offered her a settlement but for her old car, that is the highest they'll go. a convenience store clerk is recovering after a stabbing in

pacheco. police say a transient identified at erin good, attacked the clerk after being told to leave the store. a teen-aged boy who escaped his care giver's abuse will receive $4 million in settlement. social workers were said to have failed to protect the boy known as kyle. he was starved and chain by the his care givers. kyle says justice isn't just for him, but for kids all over who struggle just like me. let's talk about the big fire we're following burning in napa, yolo and solano county. the fire is putting out a lot of smoke, so much so that smoke could be seen all the way to sacramento. you can see all of the smoke from the fi in this video from sky 7 hd. it's unbelievable.

right now air quality is still good in the bay area, because winds are moving southwest. >> more getting pushed towards yolo county. that is the direction winds are going. if winds are projected according to our meteorologists, they're expected to be consistent into next week. >> officials say if you do smell smoke, try to stay indoors, especially if you have a compromised respiratory system. >> for the latest on our winds let's go to drew. winds are helping keep our air clear and will continue today, tonight and tomorrow. live doppler seven hd, a july pattern we have set up. let's talk about wind speeds now. it's rather gusty. winds at sfo 54 miles per hour. napa, around the wragg fire

winds from 15 to 20 miles per hour. winds will be with us for friday and throughout the weekend as well. taking a look outside showing you a lot of blue upstairs. it's 68 in oakland. 72 in mountain view. 75 in morgan hill, along the coast in half moon bay, it's 63 degrees. not a cloud to be seen in the south bay. a nice evening on tap. 74 in napa. it's 70 in novato. and 78 in livermore now. one final look showing you financial district downtown san francisco, a few puffy cumulus clouds rolling in. coastal clouds will roll in. the below-average trend will last through sunday then hot weather will return next week. live doppler 7 hd shows we have a lot of waves of energy keeping

us cooler than average. that is going to be the pattern throughout the weekend. fast forward future weather into sunday afternoon here comes a final ripple of energy. watch what happens by tuesday into wednesday. a big dome of high pressure, back into the control that is our muscle maker of the forecast. that means the summer heat will make a reappearance by tuesday, wednesday, especially. livermore, we're nice for a couple days, and temperatures skyrocket monday and into tuesday by tuesday we're flirting with 100 degrees continuing into wednesday and little in the way of relief by thursday. coastal clouds temperatures everywhere, dropping into 50s. and then highs for your friday, starting in the south bay, afternoon sunshine, 85 morgan hill along peninsula 77 mountain view up to 62 in

pacifica. into north bay 78 sonoma. 80 napa. 74 74 in hercules. accu-weather forecast shows you tomorrow is mild to warm we're holding steady saturday and into sunday, then temperatures taking off, that warming begins monday. by tuesday into wednesday, that summer heat returns with little change in the forecast. >> triple digits. >> yes. >> thank you. sure. coming up next on abc7 news at 6:00, vice president biden on a personal mission for better health care. >> he visited a bay

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we want to update the big fire in yolo county, we understand he saudi arabiaing wagss have been lifted for golden bear estate area. >> you can follow the latest right here on abc7 news bay area. vice president biden visited the newark medical technology that makes inexpensive, portable blood tests. during a round table this afternoon, he talked about his

family's health care problems and why break throughs in science are so important. >> we're so close to breakthroughs. some of you have family members that have been suffering from diseases where numbers are low. science is going to catch up in a few months. >> as you know, biden's son died of brain cancer. he fought it before passing away in may. abc7 news was at the commonwealth club for a political discussion with david gergen he talked about the outrage donald trump is generating right now. >> he knows what he is doing. he is appealing to the anger and

frustration to the republican party in the same way bernie sanders is tapping into a angry group against hillary. >> gergen is a respected political analyst. by the way we'll hear from candidate donald trump. coming up more abusive behavior by a man who claims to be a war hero. abc7 news returns tonight to the house of steel. and capitalizing on the issue that made him number one in the polls, donald

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tonight the abc7 news i team investigates how poorly a marin county gym owner treated some of the young men who came too him from training. >> greg allen shut down his

business in may after it was learned he was not a war hero. >> greg allen put himself out there as a war hero and a former marine drill instructor. but real professionals tell me some of what allen did in his gym was abusive. >> reporter: joey lasor is going to college soon. he decided to start at the gym. he did the mistake of looking him in the eye. he said don't look in my eye. >> reporter: allen's records show no active duty just eight months in the navy he demanded

respect as a war hero as seen in this video. >> retired first lieutenant united states marine corps. >> reporter: he wore a rack of phony medals and lied about being a recon marine, a sniper in vietnam. >> he was talking about they made a movie about him called "sniper". >> reporter: that was about him? >> yes. which it isn't. >> he's out there, waiting. >> reporter: allen inspired such admiration, several got big tattoos like this one, house of steel, lieutenant greg allen. . >> i would feel like i got duped if i found out that guy was a fraud. >> reporter: i asked a real sargent instruct yoir to analyze the techniques.

the work outs were very difficult. >> you had to do 100 push ups and if you didn't, you can can -- that is how you're going to hurt them. >> reporter: that morning joey said allen held a hose over kid kids' faces while they're on the ground. >> you had to scream, the only way to prevent choking, you had to keep screaming. >> reporter: several sources told me allen often used that technique. >> that is something on a pow camp. >> reporter: do you use water to hydrate? the healthy way? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: chris hardy told me they sometimes used drinking water as punishment and running laps in the parking lot, he

downed ten bottles. >> we'd have to drink a water bottle after a lap. and another lap, and over and over again,ville nl we vomited it back up. >> reporter: he says one squad leaders made him do push ups in the mess. >> what kind of person makes you do push ups in their own vomit? >> reporter: the first sargent says he seems to have made up what mean marines might do because he never attended boot camp himself. he is upset over what allen did in the name of the u.s. marine corps. >> you don't do stuff like. that we're a nation built on honesty, integrity. commitment and dedication. these words have meaning. these words mean something. >> reporter: some young men serving in the military credit allen's training with giving them a head start. >> getting in shape, a lot of

running and prepared me gave me an upbridge. >> reporter: recognizance marine was stunned when i told him allen was a fake. after my first report in may allen shut down the house of steel, and two weeks ago i saw a crew patching the walls, preparing for new tenants. allen did not return my phone calls or texts. the marine corps banned allen from functions or facilities and for bids any marine from working out with him. some breaking news out of vallejo. sky 7 hd is live over a quiet neighborhood where there has been a shooting that injured at least one person. this is song brook road you can see an active police

presence. follow us on our website on abc7 news for the latest on this breaking story. there is controversy over a crack down on sanctuary cities the house of representatives designed legislation designed to punish city that's failed to cooperate with immigration authorities authorities. the bill is the republican's response to the murder of kate steinle at san francisco's pier 14 this month. >> the house is acting to put state and local officials on notice that will no longer allow them to decide how, and when, to enforce our nation's laws. >> a few hours before the vote, steinle's brother appeared on the view "criticizing the policy." >> he's saying come to our city

and we'll not hand you over to the federal government to be deported. >> the man accused of shooting kate has been released from san francisco authorities despite a request from federal immigration officials to keep him detained. presidential candidate donald trump landed in laredo texas, and told reporters there is a quote, great danger with illegals and declared, quote hispanics love me. he planned to tour the border but their union cancelled the events. >> border patrol has a real problem here. they invited me then, all of a sudden told silence, they want silence. >> in a statement the union said security an issue at the border. coming up next, do you get jet lag after taking a long

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you from becoming jet lagged. and cheryl jennings discovered it works while you sleep. >> reporter: if you ever stepped off a flight chances are you have suffered from jet lag. but officials say they have figured out a way to help your body body to adjust by wearing a mask. they say the lights in the mask are small enough so they don't wake up a patient but what they do is stimulate a cluster of light-sensitive nerves in the brain that help control our body clocks. >> it regulates when you're asleep and awake. >> reporter: in a control study, one group was subjected to flashing lights after they'd fallen asleep. the group had an easier time adjusting when researchers changed their next sleep cycle.

>> you're giving this early sunrise to the brain without waking up. so you give light, the night before you travel. then, you travel and reached new york you've adjusted. >> reporter: the current prototype let's people begin to feel sleepy three hours earlier. the team is working on a commercial version that could have different settings for different time zones, shifting without medications or supplements. >> so you don't need to do anything besides put the mask on. >> cheryl jennings abc7 news. coming up next a bay

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habitable zone so it could be possible a form of life developed on its surface. the single biggest event since the winter games, the special olympics begins this year and a novato woman won a coveted spot. >> reporter: she's one of six athletes now in southern california. she's preparing to compete in the special olympics summer games. >> it's the single biggest sports event in the world this year. it's an opportunity to get together to show the world what they're able to do. she's representing team usa as a swimmer. >> i like swimming. >> reporter: like many athletes sarah has an

intellectual disability. she has the intellectual capacity of an 8-year-old >> sarah, when she wins is very excited. she comes home and says look at the gold i've won. >> reporter: she won these last year. we're betting she'll come home with more. >> it's crazy how much energy she puts into it. it's nice to see her rewarded. >> reporter: tomorrow 170 nations will join to kick off the games in los angeles. the special olympics world games will air on our sister network, espn. >> fantastic. >> yes. time to check on the weather again. drew tuma is live with the forecast. >> we'll show you into friday, we've got organized

thunderstorms in the deep south. 97 in new orleans. into the northeast new york, sunny, 85 and back west a monsoonal moisture with 90 in denver. closer to home, california, lots of sunshine, below normal temperatures. 80 80 in l.a. tomorrow, we'll top out with 76 in tahoe. closer to home, 86 the high in antioch, 71 in oakland, 66 in downtown san francisco. these numbers are cooler than average for the time of the year. we'll top out for 80 for santa rosa. accu-weather forecast shows you we're mild to warm tomorrow, and warming begins. by tuesday, wednesday, 100 degrees makes a return. >> thank you, so much drew. >> sure. if you play sports you've got to be ready to pack your bags in a hurry. >> especially if you play for the a's.

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good evening scott kazmir woke up thinking he was going to pitch for the a's, instead, traded to astros. it was not a huge surprise, he was an asset waiting to be dealt. a's sending him to houston for a pair of prospects at a ball at this point. kazmir 20 and 14 with a season and a half with the a's, he goes home, he's from houston and this seems in the middle of a playoff chase. you can look for perhaps tyler clifford among the a's. who could be traded next if they try to rebuild. >> we've seen it happen here. i've seen a lot of guys come and go you know? it seems like a lot of names don't stick around in this club

house. i just want to go out there and win a ball game. >> everybody talked to kaz, sorry to see him go. was a big personality in the club house, and performance wise he was key for us but once you get on the field that is what you have to focus on. >> drew pomeranz two, deep, a's offense preduesed very little against two later in the flame. their offensive output would end there. and 5th inning josh donaldson says it was a good inning for him. and he will leave oakland feeling good about that. next up for oakland, bay bridge series facing the giants at at and tachlt park tomorrow night.

another young guy on the tour, emilio greyo, this tournament about 30 miles outside of toronto. the 106th edition of the canadian open. scott percy won in alabama, and is in minus two. jason day finished a stroke back in the british open. curls in for eagle. stay was a four under 68, tied for 17th. four shots behind the leader grio. first round of the senior championship in england. most interesting golfer in the world, miguel angel jiminez joined by two-time senior open champion bernard longer with a nice approach to set up birdie

on 17. he and jiminez an eight-way tie in the lead. >> two of the best soccer teams in the world got a visit from harrison barns today visiting fc barcelona's practice. and brought the larry o'brian trophy with him. barns happy to show off his skills to the team. >> pretty exciting. this is my favorite team. so glad to be able to see them practice. and introduce them to my game a little bit. then go watching them, it's pretty special. >> barns got a jersey out of the deal. if you're a soccer fan the manchester game this weekend is the place to be. >> we don't understand those rivalries as much here as they to in europe. >> that is like yankees red sox. >> big deal.

>> these are two super powers in the sport. >> join us tonight at 9:00, for breaking news out of louisiana, two people are confirmed dead after a shooting in lafayette. multiple victims are reported. >> one of the most popular and most-scenic piers is shut down, why police say it is not safe to be out there. and tonight, a local medical marijuana dispensary that wants to make pot commonplace. >> that is it for abc7 news at 6:00. from the entire abc7 news team have a great evening. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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