live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, i am christian. -- kristen sze. >> we have a gruesome crime involving torture and two separate officer involved shootings and a man hundred is underway for one suspect. matt keller explains the case. matt? >> a complicated and violent case. this is the 4th officer involved shooting in nine days. officers want to make sure they do not have another violent

encounter with another murder suspect. >> a murder suspect's life came to an enin south san jose. a police officer shot and killed him just before 7:00 last night as neighbors were settling in for the evening. >> this is the times we live in. it happens everywhere. in a way we were not surprised with everything that is going on around the area. >> police were tailing one of three suspects wanted for the august 13 murder at an office building on lundy avenue. a female was in the suspect's vehicle. officers were tipped off he was going to kill her because she had information on the homicide. the suspect realized he was being followed and tried to evade officers, crashing the car. >> i heard sirens. then the car skidding can five or six gunshots. >> the suspect reached into the waist. no gun was found the he died a the sketch. the suspect and two others are wanted for killing a

38-year-old, a crime caught on camera last week the. >> i watched part of a video that shows horrific encounter where three suspects are terrorizing the victim that they killed. >> the video shows the three murder suspects armed with a handgun, assault rifle and another unidentified weapon. last night, the shooting was less than 24 hours after an officer shot and killed another suspect in the lundy avenue murder indicate. that happened at a center road strip mall. two murder suspects dead, the third still loose. >> go through an attorney, go through a friend, a relative, through the media. surrender. >> the female and the murder suspect's vehicle was taken pack here to san jose police headquarters. there is no word if she was injured. >> we have break news in san francisco, a gas leak at 15th is prompting evacuations right

now reported around 9:30 this morning. our reporter is at the scene. >> you can see the peg crews trying to address this leak. the good thing is that there have been no injuries. not sure how this leak started. we will see what they are doing right now. they are crews trying to address the leak. i can tell you that residents say they started to smell something funny out hire between 8:00 and 8:30 this morning. i don't smell smith but as a precaution, firefighters have closed 15th street between here and fury street and police officers and firefighters and the pg&e crews are behind me. yesterday we had a second leak near 10th in the same area caused by crews pouring hot

asphalt on the street which ruptured a line. we are waiting for a spokesman to tell us how it started and what caused it. we will give you more information. they are telling everythingor everyone to -- telling everyone to avoid the area. that is what i would do. we are in richmond district of san francisco. >> thank you. this afternoon the san francisco police department will discuss a double homicide that occurred in the bay view district in january. one of the victims was 32-year-old sosa shot to death while watching her children lay in front of her home. she was running to protect her children from gunshots in a drive-by shooting. her father will address the media hoping to track down the killers. a 38-year-old man died, as well. >> santa clara county e.m.s. is introducing a new safety campaign. "pull to the right for sirens

and lights." the county will put banners on the buses and make a public service announcement. county officials say allowing emergency vehicles and help save lives. >> school districts, police and cities are partnering to ensure traffic and pedestrian safety around campuses. our reporter is in hayward. alameda county is starting today to get out the message. >> they want to tell much to slow down. this can be a madhouse at pickup time. this school was built for 200 students and it now holds 700 kids. you can imagine how dangerous it can get in here with all of the parents trying to get in and out. today, officials from school districts and law enforcement armies say they teaming up to tackle in issue. the big message here is, slow down. that is for people patting through and for parents who are dropping off. the c.h.p. officer who is at the press conference pointed out children are more often hurt or

killed during the loading and unloading of a school bus than on the bus. there is the danger of crossing the field with busy drivers trying to get through the area. a woman share add story of her son and friends getting hit. >> went to cross the street in the crosswalk. three lanes were stopped. the 4th did not. she never even saw the boys. even though my son didn'ted the front of her car and took the side mirror off. the boys were lucky. my son only badly sprained his ankle. the friend only broke a leg and the driver stopped. we all got lucky. why are we leaving this up to luck? >> our message is, slow down. in san francisco, they are cracking down, too. they have identified ten schools with traffic issues and we will have officers rotating away the

schools. all of this week that will occur. in alameda county, school starts next week. all the schools will have the beeners say "don't rush safety," part of the education to get the million out. there is a video, as well to send to parents. more law enforcement will be at schools more than previous years to enforce the traffic laws to prevent any kind of disaster from happening. >> thank you, the el cerrito city council talk about raising the minimum wage to $15. it wants to draft a policy to use as a county-wide model for minimum wage laws. the mayor said it makes sense for business owners operating in multiple cities. for a policy to be enacted county-wide the city has to approve the plan along with the county board of supervisors and will hold community meetings this month and next to get the public's thought. >> san jose police officers have approve add new wage agreement and will replace their pension

agreement. the deal includes 8 percent ongoing races and a percent one listen time bonuses. the police and fire unions have been fighting over benefits where the city for three years. the city council is expected to sign off on the deal next week. >> later today, contra costa county supervises will vote on grant to, expand the jail hoping to security $80 million grant for high security wing at the west county detention facility in richmond. the front end is to reduce the population at martinez jail by transferring more than 400 inmates. critics question if the county can come up with $4 million in annual operating costs. >> developing news in las vegas, two propane tanks slowedded near the strip sending a man to the hospital with burns. it happened after 9:00 this morning outside a hot air balloon business. two trailers were engulfed in flames. two tanks exploded. the fire was quickly put at. no cuss attorneys or passengers

were affected. the cause is "under investigation." >> you may remember this fire last month in las vegas. our reporter matt keller was there and shot this video as flames and smoke raged from the pool deck of the hotel. the fire spread quickly pus of -- because of fake palm springs. say the military is joining firefighting efforting on the west coffee. janet o what the decades. >> the wildfire sores bad active duty soldiers have been called to help. their training is underway tomorrow. by the weekend, they will be ready to suit up. >> fire crews are stretched thin as they walk hard to contain fast-moving wildfires. >> 9 a wildfires are burning through the western region. new, 200 united states soldiers will be on the front lines, fighting a new enemy. relief in washington for in

homeowner. >> our state resources are stretched so thin it was up to us to defend the property. >> crews have been dealing with other challenges. >> steep terrain. rocks off the hills, rolling logs on fire. 30,000 firefighters pooling resources to revent destruction. >> the help could not come any sooner. officials say the fire danger remains with warm weather and dry conditions. so much so that this oregon cabin was wrapped in soil to try and weflect the heat and keep it safe. >> there is big help obligated with now planes back in action today. two female service member are making military history this week in a historic prussian --

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>> two women will become the first female army rangers in history after conquering the most physically and mentally challenging courses on earth, the first time any woman has complained this phase to earn

the ranger's premiere combat leadership course teaching students how to overcome fatigue, hunger and stress in small combat operations. >> they are going through the same thing as the male counterparts showing grit and stormation. candidates are pushed to mental limits during the course scaling mountains, cross rivers, chest deep, and do it while alongside their male candidates. graduation ceremony is held later in the week. >> you do noted to look harder to find a great restaurant in san francisco but a favorite could have more food lovers flocking to the city in the mission district named the top new restaurant by a food magazine. the chef opened up the restaurant at 26th six months ago exterioring -- centering on

seasonal foods. in my favorite. prices range from $7 for french fries with smoked apple sauce to $19 for lovely salmon in an heirloom tomato sauce. >> looks so good. >> a lot of us say california is great and now there is more proof. the department of agriculture ranked the best and worse counties in america and the top ten are all in california. the rankings are determined by six measures: scenery and climate. you can see the rangings on this map. the darker the friend the better. southern california was number one, and them santa clara, and santa cruz at 12 and contra costa county at 13. the worst place in the country is said to be in minnesota. >> oh, no. >> they love it there. that is all you have to know. they love it there.

>> figured you would have an answer for that. >> all you need to know. always gracious, mike. >> before we head outside for the afternoon activity, some areas are up to 15 degrees cooler. i show you where. we will not stop with just the cooling today. how much more we will drop in the seven-day forecast. >> also, starbucks expands the menu and when you will see wine and beer appearing the a starbucks stores. >> a dad nearly dropping his young child while trying to catch a ball at a major league

>> santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. this is abc7. >> and talk abouts expanding the evening menu at starbucks with ten more stores will offer wine and craft beer including several in the bay area and sacramento. the evening menu will include new food items including mack republican and cheese and flat bread. when the really out is complete, starbucks will offer adult benefit rans, including 70 nationwide. >> the other starbucks change is they will use real pumpkin in the pumpkin spice latte, not just the flavors. >> going organic. >> for the real thing. >> i like that. >> we have some areas of pumpkin latte weather by some of you will want the ice coffee.

>> good morning, everyone, from our roof camera, it tells the picture if you look at flags on the ferry building and a beautiful palm tree on the embarcadero, the winds of change are taking sting out of heat and will return the marine layer of clouds and drizzle is possible at the coast with good sleeping weather and the cooling trend will continue through at least friday and we will bounce back to seasonal both during the weekend. from 3:00 until 10:00 down to hose small craft advisory and that means it will be choppy and maybe disy for the smallest craft but if you are on the ferry, it will probably be okay just a blast of wind. now, back to what happened this morning we watched the marine layer develop with a swirling nature of the clouds as they invaded the east bay hills and valleys. you can see mount dab me in -- diabolo in the distance in a sea of cloud cover. right now, inland east bay

mid-to-upper 70s. everyone else in the mid-to-upper 60, 65 in san francisco with the breezes. the temperatures inland had the biggest drop, 15 degrees cooler in santa rosa and 60 at pearland and 13 in antioch but warm in some areas. you may need the air conditioning in some. in the golden gate bridge you can see the cloud cover, three degrees cooler in san francisco and antioch and redwood city from 10 to 12 degrees cooler. the areas in some of your neighborhoods, 84 in san jose and santa clara and nearly 90 in morgan hill and gilroy andup in sunnyvale. mid-to-upper 70s in san mateo and mid-to-upper 60s loop the coast into downtown and 69 in san francisco. we will have 81 in petaluma, top out at 86 in santa rosa and up to cloverdale, lake port, clear lake, you push 100 there and 70 at richmond, 73 in oakland, and

nearly 80 in union city, to low-to-mid 80s in fremont and castro valley and, still, probably need the air conditioning, low-to-mid 90 through our inland east bay neighbors but we should be back in the 80s tomorrow. going to the game, dodgers are in townbly the a's. not go anywhere to at&t park but the coliseum and dropping down to 63 degrees. comfortable weather tonight, mid-50 in the north bay valley and upper 50s to low 60s most of us waking up under gray blankets tomorrow. the seven-day forecast shows dropping another four to six degrees away from the coast tomorrow, and two to four degrees on thursday and a couple of degrees on friday and below average and you can see 60 at the coast and upper 70s around the pay and upper 80s inland where we should be, this weekend >> you have to watch this story. a video that will make some parents cringe and others way "right on." the angels fan carrying the

toddler stopping ating in to get a foul ball nearly flip himself and his daughter over. she was not hurt. this is video from yesterday's angels and white sox game. someone picked up the ball business dissed the dad, and threw it to someone else in the stamps. the angel could not let that an and some team player ran over and gave a random ball. someone more approving. >> it looks like the girl was crying. >> i bet dad is in trouble. >> just ahead, a wedding is always special time for bride and groom but an extraordinary first dance for a couple that left wedding guests and fans around the world

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