n the murder of the va llejo police officer. shots were fired and when the officer's fellow officers reached him, he had been shot three times. he died from his his injuries. the jury in this case say several jurors had been removed. one for expressing antilaw enforcement bias and other times, jurors were ill. now, the jury did find this man,

henry albert smith guilty on all counts. prosecutors will be asking for the death penalty. in fairfield, laura anthony abc7 news. >> the man accused of killing a hayward police officer is now charged with murder and thee charges. this is the new mug shot of mark estrada. katie is live with the story. katie? >> reporter: good evening, his mother coming to his defense, and she was in the courtroom with a lot of hayward police officers, many of them look to be fighting back tears. neither hayward pd nor the da would comment today. court documents do detail a lot of evidence including that he allegedly told a doctor he was shot in his truck. >> i know my son.

>> reporter: raquel estrada believes her son will be cleared. >> i'm devastated for the officer that passed away and my son. >> reporter: estrada faces charges of murder of a peace officer, lying in wait and drive by. hayward chief and many officers packed the courtroom in solidarity of sargent scott lunger and their case. their eyes heavy with emotion. none addressed reporters. >> i know there are no words that could even touch, you know, to help them. and i mean, i -- i don't have the words but i really feel for them too. i do. >> reporter: court documents say lunger's partner heard brief

verbal contact before he was shot. they say bullet holes are consistent with his wounds and they recovered dna evidence. officers found a nine mm gun and spent casings in the truck. they say surveillance video show three people arriving at estrada's home after the shooting and one person was limping. >> we reserve judgment until the facts are in. >> reporter: the judge denied bail. estrada's next court hearing is in august. we're learning details about how scott lunger spent off duty hours. he played baseball for tri-valley a's, part of the men's senior league. teammates say he brought the best out of fellow players. he loved the game of baseball and just as dedicated to his team as his family and his job. >> after struggling shifts getting off at 3:00, 4:00, in

the morning he'd make it to the ball field for 9:00 starts or 12:00 starts, just sleeping in the vehicle to make sure he was there for the game. >> the team will honor their mentor and friend sunday morning at 9:15 in livermore. >> sargent lunger, a 15 year veteran of the force will be laid toest with full honors and his schedule is schedule at 10:00 a.m. in neighborhood church in castro valley. >> you can share this badge on social media. you'll find it on the abc7 news facebook page or twitter and instagram. the city of san leandro will honor a fallen police officer that was shot and killed ten years ago saturday while responding to a disturbance call. he was the first san leandro police officer killed in the line of duty in 40 years. >> dan is still fresh in our memories.

he was a good friend to us. a great family man. a father, a son, and a brother. he is still missed by many. it's something none of us will ever forget. >> the city council will rename a stretch of hays street officer dan nimi way. moving on two animal rights activists were arrested in oakland today, accused of domestic terrorism. federal authorities say the two went on a 40,000 mile vandalism spree, letting mink lose in all of these states on the map. they're accused of vandalizing fur businesses. investigators say the spree included slashing tires throwing acid on businesses and trying to flood a home. one of the suspects was previously arrested while at

protests and homes of researchers. now to the wragg fire which is burning near lake berryessa. it is not contained but crews made good process. several thousand acres have been burned and wayne freedman is live with the efforts. >> reporter: good afternoon, ama. you can see behind me the road is still blocked. some people have been going in but not able to stay. we're expecting new numbers. we're still expecting roughly 7,000 acres burned. as of this morning it was 20% containment. cal fire is hoping to announce better very shortly. meantime, this has not been an easy fire to fight. this is what progress looks like near lake berryessa as a line of

cars with engines running. >> i've been sleeping at my ex's house. >> reporter: how is that work something. >> not too bad. i think i've worn out my welcome, though. >> reporter: 500 acres burned in the first hour. people left homes and camp grounds in a hasty exodus. >> it was a nightmare and scary because it was fast. >> reporter: this woman's family has been here since 1950. her concern today sh a missing bull. >> he might be a wonderer. >> what is his name? >> fred. >> reporter: we've heard about not property, but animals. the lucky ones like this cat named gray still look a little frightened. some one left food for her though oocht cat is okay? >> yes.

>> reporter: the ordeal is never completely over until everyone is home safe and sound. there is residual concerns for drinking water in the quail canyon area. the problem has to do with electricity. a pump failed, and local officials are warning residents not to drink it. residents say they're drinking it anyway. live near lake berryessa, wayne freedman abc7 news. officials are almost ready to open highway 50 near the el dorado fire which has been closed since noon. this is a video of cal trans crews removing cones. drivers can travel through the fire zone one direction at a

time. the fire has been burning near kyburz. we have carl standing by with an update. carl? >> reporter: the fire has shut down highway 50, now just about a half hour ago, they reopened one lane, that traffic is being escorted. highway 50 heads up to lake tahoe. there are 400 firefighters here, fighting this blaze, they're coming from all over northern california and they are making progress out here. the air attack continue forward a second day as fire crews worked for a second day to secure the heat in the kyburz fire. >> we need to make sure any signs that can fall have been removed or secured. >> reporter: much of the day was spent putting out hot spots the conditions make for unpredictable situations. you can see this is now ash,

roadway signs are toppled over. if we walk this way you can see highway 50 now closed. you can see fire retardant on the ground. the hill is still smoky now as firefighters work to put out hot spots. both directions of highway 50 remain closed from slide park road to meyers leaving some driver was out a place to go. >> we're just trying to go home. >> reporter: this family is leaving tahoe to go back home in the east bay. >> they weren't helpful in saying where to go. >> reporter: travellers are being told to expect delays. >> it took additional 45 minutes. >> reporter: dozens of homes remain on evacuation orders and people were forced to leave. the camp sight managers were allowed to return. >> i would rather be here than

somewhere else and not know what is going on. >> reporter: there is so much at stake for this couple who know too well if a fire picks back up, they'll have to evacuate once more. one lane is back open tonight on highway 50, a big relief for people trying to get to and from lake tahoe. as far as the fire, the cause, it's still under investigation. reporting near kyburz abc7 news. >> thank you. one of the vital tools is the attack from the air. this abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom found out there is something making their job tougher. >> reporter: cal fire's air tanker doesn't always fight fires. >> this used to carry corpseedotorpeedos. >> reporter: his job is to drop

retardant in heavy wind. >> you practice every day you fly. it's an art. >> reporter: in some ways, fires are harder to fight than submarines but come with a host of challenges. >> turbulence approaches severe category. visibility is limited by smoke. >> reporter: they'll drop load after load, going through this stash in a single sweltering day. >> you're sitting here all day long. it can get up to 120 here. >> reporter: now, pilots have a new danger they're finding out they're not alone up there and people trying to take a look at the fire using drones. >> drones and wildfires don't mix. >> reporter: national interagency fire center produced this psa. >> small drones put lives at risk. >> reporter: in this southern california fire, cars burned on the freeway. planes sat grounded and waited for droins to leave the air space. >> i can't afford to bump into a

drone. >> don't fly your drone near a fire. >> reporter: droefr photographer gave us these images but for the wragg fire he's keeping his tanker on the ground. >> i'm five miles away from the edge of the fire now. they're flying over me quite frequently. >> reporter: in abc7 jannathon bloom. >> and saluting those from september 11th along with those in uniform. a desperate attempt to evacuate thousands of fish from one of the state's reservoirs. i'm sandhya patel. mild to warm today we do have summer heat returning to the bay area. i'll let you know when. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. one stop stopping for medical marijuana. a bay area dispensary that is now making house calls. a lot more s

a ground breaking today in hayward at the site where a stone memorial will be built to memorialize victims of september 11th and first responders. but the somber ceremony took on an even sadder tone. sheer vic lee live to explain why. vic? >> reporter: well, dan, that corner lot is where that memorial will be built. the city of hayward donated the land and the construction and material will be donated by the public. they hope to complete this

memorial this fall. among the names inscribed on the stone tablets, sadly one more, sargent scott lunger. the memorial is dedicated to the victims of september 11th, and to three hayward police officers and a firefighter who died in the line of duty. but those here at the ground breaking today had heavier hearts. >> we planned this and didn't know we'd sad hi have another name to add to the list. >> hayward police officer lunger. the man behind it veteran marine sargent michael emmer son. this is his seventh mem wril

project since september 11th. eight years ago he built this granite tribute to victims of flight 93 crashing in a pennsylvania field. sandra green and her mother lost a loved one, wanda green, on that flight. to them each memorial is as painful as the first. >> you've got to keep moving but it's always fresh. >> reporter: emmerson is on a patriotic mission. >> i want to make sure people remember september 11th and veterans and first responders. >> reporter: those here believe it's important to include sargent lunger's name on the memorial stones. alameda county sheriff, greg ahern. >> we do hope his name will be first on the memorial and hope it's the last. >> reporter: amen to that. vic lee, abc7 news. the california drought has gotten so bad state authorities evacuated fish from folsom lake today, nearly 68,000 rainbow

trout were put into a tank in a truck and will be distributed to cooler waters. rainbow trout will start dieing at 75 degrees. >> it's not something we want to do but in order to keep life going and keep the species going, it's what we're doing. >> the fish will be released into donner lake and it should remain cool enough to keep the fish alive. the weekend is upon us and looks nice. it's going to get pretty steamy. >> yes, sandhya patel is here and has the latest. >> we're looking at what is coming up. if you liked today, you're going to love the next couple days. mostly clear conditions, a few

patches of fog beginning to return near the coast. it is gusty at sfo out of the west 33 miles per hour winds, mountain view gusting to 25. here is a live picture with a shaky cam and patches of low clouds showing up. oakland, 70 degrees. 74 in san jose. a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you nothing but sunshine. today, everyone enjoyed the sun with highs coming into mid-60s at the coast to upper 80s inland. it is 82 in fairfield. lower in napa and 82 in livermore, here is what you're going to be seeing more of tomorrow morning from our sutro camera. foggy areas mild to warm for the weekend and heating up next week. satellite radar shows you what is going on now. one trough coming through here and another we're watching which is why, for up coming weekend it's going to be beautiful. a little breezy, lots of

sunshine for any of your weekend plans, and then enjoy the break from the hot weather because once that trough passes through, high pressure takes over, and as it comes westward building westward, those temperatures are going to soar next week up into triple digits inland and around the bay, it's going to be on the warm to hot side. san jose 83 is the average. staying below that for the weekend. towards tuesday through thursday, you'll notice just how hot it's going to get, low to mid-90s. numbers fall on friday. it was 92 in gilroy today. tomorrow, it's going to be pretty warm. it's not going to be as hot as last year so if you're going to the gilroy garlic festival, sunshine from morning to evening. we're looking at low 70s to start off and warming up into low 80s to mid-90s and cooling off a bit toward evening hours. sunday will be just a little cooler. tomorrow morning fog starts off the day. temperatures in the 50s.

then tomorrow afternoon, it's really going to be sun screen weather. 87 morgan hill and 78 in sunnyvale, santa cruz. 75 for you in san mateo. pacifica, a little bit of fog. 53. you're used to that. 67 downtown san francisco. north bay temperatures in the 60s at the coast but into low 90s in cloverdale and clear lake. 79 in san rafael. vallejo, 77. east bay 72 oakhand. breezy at times, 73 hayward. inland spots, 84 livermore. 83 walnut creek. warm day out towards antioch. 88 degrees. accu-weather forecast, temperatures will come down a few degrees on sunday with a passage of that next trough and a few high clouds around but as we head towards next week it is just temperatures on the rise especially tuesday wednesday.

hot inland along the coast we're going to go with 70s. so great-looking weather, nice and warm. but i know there are a lot of people who complain when we talk about the heat. >> thanks, sandhya. coming up next the sorry

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tonight, businesses in berkeley are feeling the closure of the popular municipal pier. the pier is closed because inspectors found significant structural damage. officials say it will take sometime to investigate the damage before the 89-year-old structure reopens. berkeley marina bait and tackle shop says business is already slowing considerably. >> a lot of people can't afford a slip here or to own their own boat so. those are the people that we more target that come out and fish off the pier. >> there is no timetable for when that pier will reopen. this weekend is a big milestone, 25 years since the american was disabilities act became law. larry peredith started a nonprofit legal group fighting for parking changes to bart trains to make them more wheelchair friendly as well as accessibility for the vision and

hearing impaired. this struggle is personal for him. >> when i first became an attorney in a wheelchair, there are many many court houses that were not accessible. almost none of the sidewalks were accessible. now, it's really different. >> right now the group is fighting ride sharing companies to allow guide dogs for the blind in their vehicles. there is more still to come here tonight on abc7 news. just ahead, new details on the man who killed two people in a louisiana movie theater last night. how did he get the gun he used? kate steinle's family wraps up their crusade on

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some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may cause kidney problems. if your pill isn't giving you the control you need... ask your doctor about non-insulin victoza. it's covered by most health plans. this is video over breaking news in east san jose. there has been a fatal shooting at the wood bridge mobile home park. the shooting happened less than an hour ago. the investigation is just getting underway. we'll bring more details on the

situation as it unfolds. police in lafayette, louisiana say the man who killed two people in a movie theater may have been casing the place as a possible soft target. >> they know he bought his gun last year despite having a previous application denied because of mental health issues. >> he is knowns a drifter with known for posting hateful and racist messages online. >> reporter: movie goers lined up to see a comedy but the evening ended tragically. police say a 59-year-old john russell houser opened fire killing two and wounding nine others. he say houser tried to escape but turned the gun on himself.

active duty officers who happened to be at the theater were called into action. law enforcement are trying to figure out a possible motive. >> we've got to put these things together and try to find closure for the family, for this community, for the men and women that worked in that theater. >> reporter: pleas describe hims a drifter from alabama estranged from his family, treated for mental health issues from 2008-2009. his hotel room is the center of the investigation. >> why was he living in a motel 8? why did he have wigs and glasses in there? >> reporter: law enforcement continues to search for answers but the community mourns the victims. >> let's give the family love and thoughts and prayers we can. >> reporter: and begin the process of healing. >> the resiliency of the community is being shown

immediately. >> reporter: governor jindal ordered the flags in the state being lowered to half staff for those whoim lost their lives last night. >> of the nine people wounded, one remains in critical condition. john russell houser had financial problems. he was evicted from this home in phoenix city, alabama several years ago. and it was sold to a couple he knew from church. >> we had a little trouble with him trying to get him out. he was he wasn't the same guy i knew. >> reporter: he vandalized the house, correct? >> yes. he messed it up poured concrete down every drain. if you can think about messing up a house he did. >> he spread paint feces dead fish and chemicals throughout the house and left the gas fireplace on with flammables

nearby. the family of kate steinle met with congressman eric swalwell. an illegal immigrant perfect mexico already deported five times admitted to abc7 news he fired the gunshots that killed her. steinle's family has been campaigning for tougher laws for people in this country illegally. hillary clinton is facing new questions about her e mail. inspectors asked the justice department to open what could become a criminal investigation into whether sensitive information was mishandled, whether her private account contained hundreds of potentially classified e mails. clinton says there have been

inaccuracies. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. we all have a responsibility to get this right. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. and i will do my part. the justice department has not decided whether to launch a formal investigation. president obama is kicking off a two nation tour in kenya. it is a historic first visit as president to his ancestral homeland. the president will address the kennan people on sunday. and address the african union tuesday, before heading back to the united states. just ahead tonight, one stop

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detector to help doctors do that. we first profiled the detection last year. at that time developers programmed it to recognize more than 8,000 micro organisms from mrsa to anthrax. recently livermore researchers teamed up with agriculture experts. they wanted to see if that could be used to identify micro organisms organisms. >> reporter: it can quickly identify identify swine flu. experts believe the virus can mix and mutate and then be passed back to humans. the livermore team says early identification could potentially help disrupt future outbreaks. >> this can help us a technology

to see what is coming or emerging. >> reporter: she says it can spot pathogens that doctors aren't necessarily looking for. potentially keeping americans safer on the battlefield and here at home. >> the detector is to powerful, it delivers a reading in about 24 hours. let's check on the forecast. >> yes. sandhya patel is here with a look at the weekend. >> most areas are seeing clear conditions. hot if you're travelling in the deserts. 107 in palm springs. 104 in las vegas. los angeles 82 degrees and eureka mid-60s. sunshine for what tao and reen yes as well --

. if you're going to soccer at levis stadium tomorrow afternoon, mid to upper 70s. so uv index will be running really high. make sure you have sun screen with you. if you're going to take part in the marathon on sunday, at midnight 60 degrees, perfect weather for this. upper 50s 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. and partly sunny at 11:00 a.m. a look at the accu-weather forecast, we'll keep it comfortable for the weekend then, it heats up tuesday wednesday, 70s beaches. thursday, humidity will rise the temperatures go down and you may have showers around right now. there is no agreement with the models on that ama and dan. time to turn to sports. >> baseball weather. >> at and t park giants gearing up for a playoff run.

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the giants are tied with the cubs now for a wild card spot and a's began selling off their parts, waving a white flag of surrender on the season. giants won eight out of nine coming out of the all star break, battling for the playoff spot. more energy when the a's come into the park to battle in the bay. every win now is important. >> the fact they're here creates more interest for the fans and everybody. these games are the same. it doesn't matter who you play. i like to say on the road trip, boys played very well. hopefully, we'll carry that into this series here and the next one. >> a's have the next to worst record in the league, behind only boston. they traded scott kazmir. it's challenging for manager bob

melton. >> this is the big league. our focus is trying to win. there is a balance, like i said, front office has to run all the time to make sure that we're in proper position, but we still feel like we have a good team. i know the guys are going out there, trying to win. >> we'll have high heights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. two power houses are playing tomorrow manchester united taking on reigning champion of europe, fc barcelona. two teams in california this week manchester united beat the earthquakes on tuesday and so cal, barcelona beat the galaxy 2-1. messi and namar are both out for barcelona barcelona. >> last few years has been probably the best team and it's

down to try to you know it's tomorrow night, tomorrow night will be playing against them. and show us where our intent of how we want to play. and you know how we fare against them. >> sorry about the buzz there in the audio. second round of the ka maiden open, a niner gives a two-shot lead at 14 under. then for birdie on number 2 6 under 66, 10 under, four behind canadian, david urn. birdie on 18 to get three back. round two of the senior open championship no sun in sunningdale, england. the bunker turned into a pond here. enough rain that the course started to flood and play had to

be suspended until tomorrow but collin montgomery able to get in 12 holes leading to a birdie. he's tied with eight others at five under par play expected to resume tomorrow morning. two races of the tour de france. not a good day for chris frume. then, he gets spat on by that knucklehead in the white shirt. i'm in the sure if he noticed that. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> that is just -- oh. >> and the amazing rescue of a woman trapped underneath a car just incredible. tonight heros tell us what

happened, at 9:00. and at 11:00, the lake berryessa fire may be going down but tempers are flaring. the heats dispute between the residents and firefighters. >> well finally tonight a few thoughts about what really matters. these are tough days to be a cop. officers are under scrutiny for how they conduct themselves on the streets like never before. with increasing regularity we see video evidence of apparent excessive force, bad behavior or questionable judgment by law enforcement. sometimes, video is all you need to understand how an officer crossed the line. but sometimes, the video does not reveal the whole story, what looks bad may not be what it appears. we're quick to pile on and assume the worst. we should be equally quick to

defend honest cops, which are most of them and mourn brave cops, like scott lunger killed wednesday during a traffic stop. by all accounts he was the best at his profession. the best of all of them. a decent hard working guy who lived his life to protect and serve. these are indeed tough days to be a cop. but what really matters is that we remember why. not just because of cameras catching one doing wrong but risks they bear and in scott's case, the sacrifices they make. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook on dan ashley abc7. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time and we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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