good afternoon and thank you for joining us. >> first at 4, an officer killed in the line of duty. honored for serving the community that he loved. sky 7 hd was above the precession, accompanied by a line of law enforcement, he was taken to a private service at oracle arena in oakland. >> my dad wasn't a afraid to die. we talked about it a lot. he said that dying is part of life and the only thing that we can do is enjoy everyday that we get. >> as sergeant lunger's family

joins casket flags for his memory. >> willingly giving his wife to help protect theirs, katie is live with month are from oracle arena. katie? >> we heard so many stories today. many of them beautiful and a lot of them very funny. we heard stories about pranks among officers but also sergeant lunger being a very serious leader and trainer and his brother said that many stories he is hearing that bring him strength during these difficult times of loss. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> strength, in the voice of sergeant scott lunger's sister. >> we are all one family that supports each either in this time of grief. >> and an extended family in

blue who will watch over his daughters, sayre why and ashton. >> you ualways knew that this ws going to happen. that you made sure that my sister and i were well taken care of. >> shot and killed during traffic stop last week, hayward chief diane irvin said lunger lived at full speed. >> here's to you, scott. it was one hell of a ride. >> a ride in which he he steered the careers of many. noted congressman eric swawell. >> it is a devastating loss that he won't be the field training officers for generations of offices to come. >> but there so promise from his partner. >> i will continue to honor him by passing on the knowledge that he he has given me to other officers and being the mentor that he was to me. >> his teammates say they still feel his presence. >> i know he is with us, pushing our best to be mighty, pushing

our feet to be swift. >> and the softball players he coached. >> even if you had problems outside of softball, he was there to talk to. >> a man who exemplified strength in all aspects of his 48 years of life. >> my dad wasn't afraid to die. we talked about it a lot. and he always said that dying is part of life. and the only thing we can do is to enjoy everyday that we get. >> reporter: and in doing so, we honor sergeant scott lunger. at oracle arena, abc 7 news. >> such an emotional touching memorial. abc 7 news was in hayward as people stood along foot hill boulevard it pay respects. after the precession went by, some went to oracle to watch the service in person. others went home and to shops in downtown to watch the service. >> i lived in the community for

22 years an at some point i probably met the officer. i just wanted to be here to lend my support. >> those who have lived here a long time are trying to band together and keep this a community where we can all kind of be together. >> sergeant lunger loved hayward. his friends often joked would he have done his job for free. >> people across the bay area showing support in on honor of sergeant scott lunger. the department of public safety attended the memorial service. the campbell police department tweeted this photo saying it was a somber moment to remember sergeant lunger. and the hayward police department said thank you tosome of you who supported hayward pd through this time. you can show your support through sergeant lunger's loved ones and his law enforcement photo to show this photo on your facebook time line. we also have a collection of some of the most poignant moments from today's memorial on

our abc 7 facebook page. >> on to other news for now. in san francisco, two police officers are recovering this afternoon after a brawl with a hit and run suspect. and that man later died in police custody. >> this all happened this morning on lombard street in the marina district. that's where we found carolyn tyler who joins us live. carolyn in. >> good afternoon. we do not have identifications yet of anyone involved in the incident. but one sign of just how violent that struggle was is that toppled fence over there. >> the incident began at 5:30 this morning on richardson avenue near the golden gate bridge. a van rear-ended a bmw pushing it into parked cars. police say when the crash victim approached the van's driver, he was incoherent. >> he was speaking something about god, god's will. >> the police chief says the victim ran, calling 911 while the suspects followed. a few blocks away at lumbard and

pierce, two female officers tried to detain the man. from a witness describes as about 6'4", at least, 250 pounds. >> one officer was thrown to the ground and suffered head injuries. another was punched multiple times by the suspect. >> police scanners alerted other officers to the brawl. so violent it toppled this fence. >> two injured officers. >> the man then pounded on the door of this restaurant but officers arrived and handcuffed him at some point while he was down, he stopped breathing. a guest at the surf motel next door said he saw the unsuccessful effort to revive him. >> they were doing cpr. think were doing all the right things. >> police have surveillance video from nearby businesses to help with the investigation. the chief who attended the funeral service for sergeant lunger is relieved his injured officers are okay. >> right now, we're just happy

that we don't have another lengthy hospital stay or funeral to attend. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> this young man, 15-year-old adrian jerry gonzalez made his first court appearance in santa cruz today. he is facing charges as adult for kidnap, rape and murder of his neighbor. prosecutors claimed that gonzalez lured little maddie into his family's apartment on sunday. >> i have not received any police reports yet. i know the police are busy as are prosecutors. i expect to receive information on the case. maybe tomorrow, probably next week. >> we are in a position to go forward at a moment's notice on this case. and we're confident in the jurors of sand santa cruz. >> gonzalez is being held in a juvenile correction center. he is due back in court in september. >> burning about 40 acres of

open space at a cattle ranch on natalie drive. the fire is contained. no one was hurt. no structures burned. the fire created so much smoke that at one point people at walnut creek and lafayette were asked to stay inside and close their windows. >> the rocky fire burning for more than 24 hours. this is a look at conditions on the ground where firefighters are working on containment today. three structures have been destroyed. several outbuildings have been damaged. the fire is up to 8300 acres and there are mandatory evacuations for people who live in the area. >> let's check on our wind conditions outside right now. >> yeah. spencer christian is here with our accu weather update. hi, spencer. >> let's look right now at a live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies mainly across the bay area. warm but not nearly as hot as yesterday. let me take you to the area of that fire in lake county. it is sizzling 102 degrees in the area right now. dangerously low, relative humidity. 12%. can you see how dry it is. winds there are not very strong

but occasionally gusting up to 13 miles per hour so that does hamper the fire fighting effort. meanwhile only 87 degrees right now so it is warm but not hot. relative humidity there is much higher than lake county. 31% and winds are not a factor there at the moment. winds are very light about 1 mile per hour. 24-hour temperature change is significant. no triple digits showing up right now with 10 degrees cooler at fairfield right now, there was at this hour yesterday. 9 degrees cooler in concorde. and even around the bay, most locations, and this blue sky looking west ward from emeryvil emeryville. 93 in morgan mill, pretty warm. we see clouds near golden gate but nothing widespread. 84 in santa rosa. 90s in fairfield but once again a far cry from yesterday's 106 and 108. a look at the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, spencer.

>> more than a year and half for malaysia airlines mysteriously disappeared. it is now thought a piece of the jetliner washed ashore. kenneth moten reports on this major lead in the investigation and what happens next. >> this sea-crusted wing piece caught a flap to be the first sign of the missing malaysia airlines flight 370 in nearly 17 months. boeing engineers say a number found on the debris confirms it is from one of the triple 7s. >> looking for any sort of news that is, you know, valid. >> malaysian officials travel to france to examine the debris in person after it washed ashore yesterday on the french island of reunion off the east coast of africa. that 5,000 miles away from the area in the southern indian ocean currently being scoured by the australian government. >> a visit to our investigation

will come to fruitful outcome. >> out of the 239 souls on board that flight from malaysia to beijing, most were from china. family members upset with the malaysian government over a lack of information are even more frustrated to hear the major lead still won't reveal the location of the plane or exactly what happened. >> going to help us understand better why the airplane actually came down, no, but it does bring closure and helps the families come to grips with their losses. >> the australian government which is leading the extensive search says if that debris is linked to mh370, the lead will discover other searches around the island. >> the state ordered unprecedented water cut backs. the just-released numbers revealing whether californians are actually cutting back. >> and lake infestation. what is leading to an increase in leaches at popular lake just outside yosemite. >> new at 4:30, just a day away

from bart's trans bay it shut down the alternatives available for commuters who rely on b.a.r.t.

new numbers released today show californians made big cuts in their water usage last month. state regulators say water use fell by 27% in june. that passes the 25% reduction target set by governor. that is the hottest june on record which would normally mean

a rise in use. we will see how the bay area did last month with conservation. the drought is leading to new users a at central valley lake. watch out for leachers. the lake is about 90 minutes west of the national park. our sister station kfsn talked with one bay area woman who found her family covered with leaches. >> nancy and her family came to lake yosemite to cool down on a very hot day. but left the water with little brown leaches stuck to their legs. >> small and creepy. >> another woman sent us these photos of the tiny blood-sucking worms that latched on to her skin during swim. m merces posted warnings about sightings leaches in lakes, rivers and ponds across the

state. >> they are naugtive to califora and the waters and streams. certainly with the drought and warmer waters, i think it maybe it is not surprising. >> the merced irrigation disstrict usually fills this man made reservoir in the spring by releasing water from make mcclure. but that wasn't done this year so there is less space for the leaches to spread out. >> with the drought, we just don't have the water to fill the lakes that would normally be there in time of year. >> the count aye decided not to sell boating passes this summer and attendance is down nearly 20% from the same time last year. but andy said he and his grandsons still love spending time here. >> it is a hot day and a little cooler here. so it is a nice place to be. >> experts say the leaches do not transmit diseases and are are relatively harmless. but they can cause small wounds. officials say the best way to remove a leach is to scrape it

off with a finger nail or credit card. don't use heat, fire or salt because that could lead to wounds. >> george h.w. bush took to twitter today thanking all that wished him well after breaking his neck. he said who knew jumping out of planes was safer than getting out of bed. thanks to all for your messages. he went skydiving to mark his 90th birthday. mr. bush is expected to make a full recovery. >> a fight over the deflate gate suspension with tom brady. a federal judge transferred the lawsuit to new york because the league has already filed its lawsuit in new york. the nfl affirmed brady's four-game ban on tuesday. and check out this photo from our boston abc station.

a small plane flew over the patriots training camp today. you can see the banner. it says cheaters look up. a jets fan website is taking responsibility for that sign. >> jets fans are loving this. >> san francisco chamber of commerce is launching a campaign to get an all time 49ers great into the hall of fame. abc 7 news turning out to support quarterback john breddy. number 12 played for the niners from 1957 to '73. the third most prolific career passer in nfl history. the nfl's most valuable player in 1970. his teammates remember his leadership. >> he took me, rookie from texas, welcomed me. a great, great leader, and today we are here to right a wrong. >> at age 79, brodie is recovering from a stroke. he will be honored next february at the pr football hall of fame super bowl luncheon.

i'm sure spencer christian would remember back in the day, niners were red and gold. a great quarterback. unfortunately the niner teams weren't very good back then. >> that's right. otherwise he would have been in the hall of fame before now. he had the skills and leadership qualities. 7 hd, leading you into the hot weather forecast. mostly sunny skies around the bay area but clouds are on the way. the ones coming our way are down south producing thunderstorms and showers from santa barbara county and bakersfield south ward all the way down to the san diego area. so let's look at current temperatures right now in the bay area under mostly sunny skies. quite a bit less intense in our inland areas. 97 ant antioch and livermoore. most other inland locations are in the 80s up to about 90 at concorde and san ramon. 74 in oakland.

towers showing low clouds and fog pushing out over san francisco and the bay from the coast and this is bringing a bit of a cooling effect no doubt. these are our forecast features, partly clud aye as high clouds move in as well. further cooling into the weekend and milder and muggy by bay area standards over the next couple of days and here is what is happening in the atmosphere. that big hot air mass is sliding east ward now and getting an onshore flow, cooling onshore flow i might add. we have clouds and moisture around the south. our forecast 7:00 this evening at which that flow will be mainly to our east out over the sierra. but during overnight hours we will see high clouds pushing through the bay area. we will feel an increase in humidity. so a little bit muggy tomorrow and perhaps into saturday as well. and that moisture will feed the possibility of sierra thunderstorms. rather unusual currents tomorrow. back to the bay area tonight. partly cloudy. low clouds and high clouds. mild with the low temperatures mainly in upper 50s to low 60s.

then tomorrow, mild again. but not really hot. let's call it warm in inland areas. highs ranging from mid 80s to about 92 at antioch. 70s, maybe low 80s around the bay and low to mid 60s on the coast pf here is accu weather seven-day forecast as i mentioned, further cooling into the weekend. but still feeling muggy on saturday. we will see a decrease in humidity as it winds down into early next week. no change in the weather pattern until late next week. temperatures increase again. but a nice much more comfortable weather pattern for the next several days than we had the last two days. >> that's good to hear. thank you, spencer. up next, gestures jousting and knights and shining armor. we will show you the events happening and show you where you

live. >> the big showdown with dangling activists against the multibillion dollar oil gi

abc news got a sneak peek at nature photos going on skib ut tomorrow at san francisco's california academy of sciences. these are the winners of the big picture natural world photography competition. the winner was selected from 6,000 entries. >> it captures you. it could be the expression and connection of the animal to the viewer. >> it is an unusual behavior for environment that these creatures are in. >> the grand prize winner is this picture of a national park in hungry where they've come back from near extinction. there's a bunch of them right there. >> from fun on the farm to our insole. there's a lot to do this weekend. >> leila has suggestions on how

to explore where you live. >> a little more than one week left to catch the fun down on the farm. that's the theme of this year's sonoma county fair. see live stock up close. stop and smell the flower exhibit. and get your carnival rides on horse racing and more. ring in the first days of august with art and soul. art and soul festival will flood downtown with concerts by artists including the family stone and sheila e. and of course homegrown jestures, knights and back to the days of her majesty, queen elizabeth i. enjoy performances and eat like a king. go to our website at abc7news.com for more information. >> abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. up next, the most hated hunter

in the country is missing. who is demanding it meet with the man who killed the famed lion. >> and b.a.r.t. shutting down is now just a day away. who is stepping in to help commuter chaos this weekend. >> you're born bald. skinny. 21 inches long with a biggest ears i've ever seen. >> from the light-hearted to the emotional. we will bring you much more from today's farewell to hayward police sergeant scott lu ...a rabbit...

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. now at 4:30, the emotional memorial service for sergeant scott lunger whose end of watch was july 22nd. among speakers were his father and two college-age daughters who gave touching tributes. several other family members, pierce and colleagues paid respects and talked about what sergeant lunger talked to them. the speeches by his daughter were incredibly moving. i think we can agree with katie's assessment that they are brave women. this photo here is of east bay residents showing their support for the sergeant along the precession route. melanie will have more on how the community is reacting at 5:00. sergeant lunger was a 15-year veteran of the hayward

police force. here is a lk at a few of the many special moments from the service. ♪ ♪

>> you were and you are our guardian angel. my son, sergeant scott paul lunger. [ applause ] >> so many people talked about sergeant lunger's career as a police officer but one of his colleagues gave us a look at his life before he got into law enforcement. and also talked about sergeant lunger's sillier side. >> he was a journeyman, a foreman, and a general foreman. in 2001 he became a hayward police officer. his badge number as a police

officer was 314. 314. penal code for indecent exposure. >> you can show your support for sergeant lunger's loved ones and law enforcement family by sharing this post on social media. you'll find it on the abc 7 news facebook page and on abc news bay area twitter and instagram feeds. >> with no b.a.r.t. service from oakland to san francisco, it'll be tough getting across the bay this weekend. there is a contingency plan, it is feared getting to and from the city will be quite painful. live from the toll plaza with more on what you can do, leanne? >> reporter: you know, we will definitely see back-ups at bay bridge toll plaza this weekend. how does it go in hope for the best but expect the worst. definitely sums it up. now the bottom line is having plan b in place, it is going to

be ugly this weekend. >> b.a.r.t. will begin rebuilding some of the tracks inside the trans bay tubes, eventually this will make for a faster and smoother ride on b.a.r.t. but in the meantime, this weekend to prepare for a bumpy and frustrating trip to and from oakland. >> it will be a disaster. nightmare. just no way to get anywhere in the whole bay area, basically. >> what are you going to do? >> get out of town. >> staying put. i won't be going into the city. >> b.a.r.t. paired with several agencies to trance prt people on shuttle buses located between the 19th avenue and west oakland stations. there is also extra ferries this weekend. >> with the help of san francisco muni, with the help of ac transit, with the help of sam trans and with the help of golden gate transit, all of whom contributed vehicles and drivers to this trans bay effort, that's going to help. >> people are also encouraged to car pool. still, that's not enough. an estimated 100,000 people use

b.a.r.t. on any given weekend day. >> i would stay here in the east bay this weekend. >> oakland city officials are encouraging people to stay in the east bay to attend the art and soul festival happening this weekend. among the performance well noun percussionist sheila e., an oakland native. >> the weather is going to be amazing. why not hang out. hang out with friends, come in groups, bring family. it's going to be a blast. >> this will help transit agencies help for plan for the final closure the weekend of september 5th. >> heads up if you take the muni metro during late hours. starting tomorrow, shuttle buses will replace underground frames between 9:30 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. this is due to construction inside the tunnel and that will continue through january. the shuttle buses will run between embarcadaro station and st. francis circle. extra shuttles. run on giants' game nights.

>> don't forget for navigating around the traffic problems, you can download ways and join the abc 7 group. can you do so for free on apple's app store or from google play. >> a former police officer in ohio pleaded not guilty today to murder charges in the deadly shooting of an unarmed driver. 25-year-old wore a jail uniform during his arraignment. he stopped a driver while on duty for the cincinnati police on july 19th. the stop stemmed from a missing front license plate. footing from the body camera caught the footage of the driver being shot to death. >> this is the most assanine act i've ever seen an officer make. >> he was fearful for his own life. he thought we is going to die. he thought he would be sucked under the car and run over. >> he is held on o $1 million bail. man accused of

people in a gay pride parade. he emerged from the crowd and just started tackling people. two of the victims are in serious condition. >> police are calling it terroristic. the crime now under investigation of the church where martin luther king, jr. once preached. >> but first, dangling activists square off with an oil giant. the goal behind this bridge protest. >> tired of the heat? you can kiss it good-bye for a while. here comes cooling coastal thaw pushing well beyond the coast. >> at 4:36, a live look at the afternoon commute. what the weekend is like. i'm not sure it can be much worse than what we see now on the skyway. the traffic on the lower deck of the east bay bridge. that's jammed up. same story on the right for folks heading to 10

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shell oil ice breaker retreated after a showdown with environmental activists were dangling from portland's tallest bridge. more than a dozen green peace members were upheld from st. john's bridge forming a human barricade to block the ship from head together arctic. the activists were warned they were breaking the law but took no action. >> all right. time to check on our weather.

time to cool down a little bit. >> finally. >> thing are feeling much nicer today than the last couple of days. here is live doppler 7 hd, mostly sunny skies. but low clouds and fog are making their push east ward from the coast. not so cool is what's happening way done in southern pacific here and now we have tropical storm guermo which shows signs of strengthening tomorrow into category 1 hurricane and moving into the general direc of the hawaiian islands on tuesday. we will watch that storm. mean while, looking at national conditions tomorrow. it will be hot and humid over the eastern third to eastern half of the country. thunderstorms likely over the great lakes of the southeastern corner of the nation and down into the desert southwest. even in the phoenix area where the high will reach 108 tomorrow. plus the state of california, looking into the sierra tomorrow, chico, yosemite, los angeles, 107. in the bay area, we are seeing

high clouds tomorrow. filtered sunshine p.m. fog near the coast. mild to warm and feeling muggy as we have increase in humidity highs tomorrow ranging from 60s at the coast to mainly 70s around the bay and upper 90 in the warmest inland spots. a lot nicer than 100. but it is going to feel a little sticky. >> thank you, spencer. can you really get fit in just 12 minutes a day? coming up, a personal trainer to the stars gives his take to abc news. >> first, the dad who was forced to rescue his son from day care after the employees left the child alone at the end of the day. >> michael finny. a bold step for aluminum side awning a popular pick-up

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church. flags appeared outside atlanta's king center. this follows the recent debate that led to the confederate flag being removed from south carolina's state capitol. >> a day care is facing big questions. this after the father today break in the building to pick up his son who was left alone inside the center after it was closed for the day. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry as i can be. >> reporter: this morning, day care owner, joanne davis, apologizing for a mishap that left a 10-month-old locked up alone in her day care. watch as the child's father shattered a glass window, breaking in to rescue his baby. mom catching it all on camera. >> there's my baby. nobody's here. no cars. no nothing. >> reporter: sheronda ross admits she was late picking up her son, jordan, but was stunned when she arrived at the closed

day care where her child was crying from a crib inside. >> it never happened to us. i'm apologetic. >> reporter: for now, the parents are too angry for an apology. >> put yourselves in our shoes. at this point, i don't know what i could say to the day care. >> reporter: the sheriff's office now investigating the incident that no criminal charges have been filed. and the employee that left the baby, joanne's day care, says they will not be firing her. >> it was our mistake. i'm not saying it is not. but the main thing is the baby is okay. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> today a california mother whose two daughters were killed in the crash of a recalled rental car. >> michael finny has been following this store for years. >> yeah. we've all been in danger all this time. no doubt about it. now 11 years later, action in congress finally today.

u.s. senate banned the rental of recall cars that have not been fixed. the bill is named for rachel and jacqueline holk of southern california. they died in the fiery crash of a rented pt cruiser back in 2004. now you may remember my reports showed enterprise rented the car even though it will been recalled for a steering problem. the family was shocked to find out there is nothing to stop rentals of defective cars. today's bill would change all that making it illegal to rent out recalled cars before they are repaired. the bill now goes to the house of representative. i will of course keep track of what happens. ford took a bold step putting aluminum siding, i should say this year, putting aluminum siding instead of steel on its trucks. crash test shows mixed results. highway safety provided th this crash test video showing the super model did well earning a top safety rating.

however, the super cap version did poorly in some tests. test results are found repairs cost more more aluminum siding than steel. ford says new models meet the highest government standing however it does play for improvement next year. a clothing chain is under fire for using mannequins that are quote impossibleably skinny. closed quote. known for skinny jeans, also known for mini mannequins, customer lara berry posted a photo on facebook saying it sends the wrong message about body image and here she's talks to the bbc. >> see it, read it as thif they are not aleone whi shopping. >> think say they take it seriously and will no longer order that type of mannequin. >> back on april fool's day,

many people thought it was a joke but not own there is amazon's dash button for real, you can now get your very own. it shows the dash button, amazon prime members can get them for 4.99. they are to be placed in areas where you store items like soap, water, and you can reorder them by simply pressing the dash button. >> updating its iconic chuck taylors, first time in history. those shoes are a hit. congress releasing the shoes for sail on tuesday. the high top version of chuck taylor ii are sold out. new chucks include a new sole with more arch support plus extra cushion. >> all right. talk to personal trainers and they will tell you short burst of exercising is a great way to get in shape. >> this study out of denmark, once calling attention to this

fit any strategy. abbey bu droe gives it a try. >>. >> reporter: it is called the 10, 20, 30 workout. interval training by the second. a recent study in denmark at university of copenhagen says not hours but just minutes at the gym can add up to real results. how does it work exactly? it is more than just a minute-long workout. >> 30 seconds of slow exercise low intensity followed by 20 second of moderate intensity followed by 10 seconds of super high intensity. that's one minute. then meetly repeat that again. do it five time, to-minute break. five times again. so it is 12 minutes of working out. >> shouldn't it be opposite 30, 20, 10. >> it sounds better. >> it sounds better. it is catchy. >> 3, 2, 1, everybody does done. >> harley pasterneck is a personal trainer and believes it can be effective for everyone.

>> the study says for everybody. i would say be careful. any time you do something exhaustive or 100% intensity, there is always a risk. >> and if you're pregnant, like me, harley says a modified version -- >> you will jog. >> reporter: without sprinting, will be good. so my work out partner, sydney, and i give it a shot. attempting the recommended 12 minutes. >> coming up on 12 seconds. 10 seconds. close your eyes. jog it out. walk with authority. pump your arms. kicking up your speed from 3 miles an hour to 4 miles an hour. >> reporter: you can definitely feel your heart rate kick up. abc news, los angeles. >> abc 7 news at 4 does continue. up next, nowhere to be found. the hunt for the hunter now at the center of internet outrage. and what's ahead at 5:00. >> thank you so much. coming up next, california surpasses the governor's water conservation hopes. we will show you the creative

ways they save water. and 7 on your side's michael finny has simple fixes that could smooth out the speed bumps. and dan and i join you for abc 7 news at 5:00.

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famed lion cecil, but he is nowhere to be found. >> here is abc news reporter david wright. >> reporter: the lion hunter doesn't dare show his face at his minnesota dental practice. protesters surround the place posting signs on the locked doors branding him a coward and killer. dr. walter palmer e-mailed his patients saying he deeply regrets killing the lion writing i don't often talk about hunting with my patients, because it can be a divisive and emotionally charged topic. in zimbabwe the two men he paid handsomely to facilitate the hunt are facing poaching charges, carrying 10 years behind bars. the u.s. fish and wildlife service said it is ready to help, noting the agency is deeply concerned about the case. oxford university researchers

have spent years tracking cecil and his pride. they too are concerned. >> a human being, i was enchanted by cecil, his magnificent beauty. we are trying to study the factors that endanger these animals. >> reporter: among the biggest threat, trophy hunters who kill about 600 lions a year in africa. more than two thirds of the trophies come back to america, imported by wealthy hunters like walter palmer. until now the u.s. government resisted efforts to list african lions as a threatened species. if they do so, american hunters could still kill african lions overseas but would not be allowed to bring their toefys home. >> that is abc news reporter david wright. justice department and state department are joining the investigation into cecil the lion's death. >> thank you for joining us for abc 7 at 4:00 this afternoon. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 bins now with cheryl and dan.

>> a fallen officer remembered. next at 5:00, today's moving tribute for police sergeant scott lunger. >> a little girl's suspected killer and what a former classmate is saying about it. >> and california's drought conservation efforts. we did better than governor brown demanded. >> we are going to get rid of more of heat the next few days. i'll let you know what we will be gaining in exchange, coming up. >> even though the pain of missing him will never go away, i know that my mom, my sister, and my family will survive this. because we are the luckiest people in the world to have them in our lives. >> our daughter's emotional farewell. sarah lynn lunger offering a tearful tribute to her father.

scott lunger killed in the line of duty last week. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashland. a service at chapel of the pines hayward. >> a public service, it was open for the community could show support and loved ones could come together to remember a beloved father, a friend and a respect the colleague. >> he showed us what it means to be strong and his strength will always be with us. dad, i love you so much. >> as i stand here and reflect on your life, my heart is breaking for all the things we planned on doing together. i was your dad and you always will be to me, my little boy. >> an emotional moment as casket flags were handed to sergeant lunger's family, as you can imagine. they were in tears as color guard gave them those momentos.

>> sergeant lunger received a 21-gun salute. despite being outside the officers fired their rifles in the direction of the casket and above it as a special honor. >> as the procession for sergeant lunger made its way down foot hill boulevard, dozens of people lined the streets to show respect for the fallen officer. abc 7 news melanie wood row live where the tributes continue. >> repo >>. >> reporter: they do. you can see the many flags placed at the police department. even a couple of moments ago we saw more people coming here to pay respects. we've heard that sartan sergeanr loved hayward and loved protecting people in it. and today those people wanted to show their love for