live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc 7 news." >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. we start with new surveillance images from the incident in san jose that's sparked a violent chain of events. >> these pictures from the mercury news show two of the three gunmen tortured a man before killing him. two of the presumed gunmen have been killed. >> the search for the third is still under way. david louie is live in san jose where police shot the second suspect last night. david? >> reporter: ama and larry, that's exactly correct. two of the three suspects wanted in connection with the homicide

last week on lundy avenue have been shot and killed by police. the third person still at large. police are asking for him to surrender. relatives of the second suspect shot here last night are very angry. they are cooperating with a community group that's going to hold a vigil here seeking justice. undercover officers caught up with him on this normally quiet cul-de-sac. it was quiet by the time an officer explained why an officer shot the suspect. >> the officer was chasing the suspect and the suspect reaches for the waistband area. the officer fires his weapon, shoots the suspect and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: a video still shows the suspect still alive with a wound to the right shoulder and an officer standing over him with his gun deployed on the steps of a relative's home. a cousin told me off camera the

police targeted the wrong person. a witness says this woman was in the car with the suspect. they believed she was going to be killed because she had information about a homicide in which the suspect may have been involved. new still fotos surfaced showing three men with a gun and assault rifle at an office building last week. two of the suspects are dead. one killed by police sunday night and the second last night. a third is still at large. the three suspects terror used their victim, 38-year-old christopher. >> i watched part of a video that shows a horrific encounter where three suspects are terrorizing the victim they eventually killed. >> reporter: police are withholding details of that homicide as they search for the third suspect. david louie, abc 7 news. a fire in the outer sunset

district destroyed a bar listed as the most romantic among san francisco. >> today's incident caused by a gas line. they evacuated an entire block. yesterday a gas leak caused by another construction accident forced residents on tenth avenue from their homes. now to the fire in the sunset district which destroyed a bar which is considered one of the most romantic. they are investigating that caused the fire around 10:00 this morning. neighbors are devastated. >> these are a lot of native people that live around here. i've been going to that liquor store for like 19 years. >> the bar was built in 1941. the flames destroyed part of a small market next to the

riptide. the damage is estimated at more than $1 million. a rescue team rescued a sea lion in trouble on crown beach. vets are monitoring his condition and will perform an exam. >> he's sick. he's nonresponsive. he was barely moving. he has been eating fish because he's hydrated. his body weight is good. something caused him to leave the ocean and stay out even when we came near him. >> the animal weighs an estimated 300 pounds. park rangers and the alameda department helped in this rescue. the drought is to blame for a tree falling. several vehicles hit the tree. the tree was very, very dry, but this drought diagnosis isn't official saying, quote, i'm not an arborist. >> we have a weatherman that

could perhaps help. no rain in sight but it's getting cool er. >> no hot weather in the bay area. lots of fog along the coastline bringing that cooling. our 24-hour temperature change is quite impressive except half moon bay and san francisco and oakland where change has been minimal. fairfield, 15 degrees cooler. concord and livermore, cooler. san carlos, 11 degrees cooler. the cooling continues. here's a look at the western sky. still lingering smoke that's filtered down into the bay area from the fires up north. air quality is improving. yesterday was a spare the air day. and medium air quality across the bay with lingering smoke. that will continue to fade over the next day or so. current temperature reading, 68 in san francisco. 74 in oakland. mountain view, 77. san jose 79. 86 in morgan hill.

67 at half moon bay. and looking at mainly blue sky over the bay. it's currently 75 in santa rosa. 82 novato. warm but not hot 90 at liveore. eulgive you a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast and how much cooler it's going to get in a bit. >> thank you, spencer. former sub way spokesman jared fogle is expected to plead guilty to child porn charges in court tomorrow. they raided his indiana home last month and seized electronics. subway has cut all ties with fogel who lost weight while eating subway sandwiches every day and exercising. another explosion ripped through thailand again today. >> the blast killed at least 22 people at a famous temple. marci gonzalez tells us more.

>> reporter: today another blast in bangkok. people running at this ferry pier after someone threw an explosive device into the water. no one was hurt but it only adds to the tension in thailand's capital after yesterday's bombing that killed at least 22 people and injured more than 100 others. >> i heard a big bang. i could see people screaming and started running. police looking for this man captured on surveillance camera walking up to a popular shrine. he's wearing a backpack, sits down, take the backpacks off and then leaves without it. moments later the deadly explosion. thailand's prime minister saying it was aimed at destroying the country's economy by targeting a major tourist area. >> certainly not like politically motivated attacks we've seen in the past which have been designed to grab

attention. >> no group has claimed responsibility. police say with confidence they will catch the bomber. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. the family of a woman killed by police while being held hostage by an accused bank robber is suing police. it accuses the officers of using unreasonable force. a report released yesterday by the non-profit police foundation determined officers used excessive force firing more than 600 times during the july 2014 incident. holtsing was hit by ten rounds while being used as a human shield. this missing man has been found safe in missouri. a long way from lake tahoe. he vanished after renting a paddleboard last wednesday. the sacramento bee reports the native of poland told police the

wake of a personal watercraft knocked him off the board. he then swam to shore and continued his trip across. >> tahoe to missouri. >> yes. the authors of the right to die bill shoved the measure last month when it didn't have enough to clear the committee. it would allow terminally ill patients to obtain a lethal dose of medicine to end their suffering. it will help patients' families. >> there are families who will benefit if we can successicide to have this option to have a compassionate choice in the process. >> reporter: it was inspired by britney menard who moved to oregon from the east bay to legally end her bale with terminal brain cancer. the fda just approved the first prescription drug that treats female sexual dysfunction.

it will warn users it can cause dangerously low blood pressure and fonting if combined with alcohol or certain medications. it had already been rejected twice. ahead at 5:00, carolyn tyler introduces us to a doctor who conducted landmark investigations of this drug. they are teaming up to make sure students are safe going to and from school. the message at colonial acre s elementary in hayward today was slow down for people passing through and for parents dropping off. >> cross the street in a crosswalk. three lanes stop and the fourth didn't. she never even saw the boys. even though my son dented the front of her car and took the side mirror off. the boys got lucky. we all got lucky. but why are we leaving this up

to luck? >> the san francisco school district identified ten schools with traffic issues and they'll have officers nearby this week. rosie o'donnell's daughter has been found after a week-long search. what the xhecomedienne has just revealed. the event bringing dads and daughters together at levi's stadium. the plea for justice a family is milwaukaking. also michael finney taking your questions. search for michael finney on facebook or twitter to ask finney. we're checking our golden gate traffic. it's moving nicely in both directions. a little slower approaching the north

los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >> rosie o'donnell tweeted less than an hour ago that her 17-year-old daughter has been found and is now in police custody. the former talk show host tweeted earlier asking for the public's help in foounding chela o'donnell. chelsea has a mental condition. chelsea stopped taking her medication and could be in new york city, 25 miles south of where her family lives. target and visa are teaming up to make things right for victims of the massive data

breach in 2013. they've agreed to reimburse thousands of financial institutions as much as $67 million for cost incurred by the breach. it comes two months after card issuers unexpectedly rejected a $19 million pact that they proposed with mastercard. walmart is reporting lower than expected earnings and citing higher costs from a boost in worker pay an hour. walmart decided to invest $1 billion to lift worker pay and hours. walmart is spending money to compete with amazon. two women are said to become the first female army ranger after conquering one of the physically and mental lly challenging courses on earth. this is the first time a woman has completed the swamp phase. ranger school teaches students how to overcome fatigue, hunger and stress in small unit combat operations.

>> going through the exact same thing their male counterparts are. they have to show grit and determination. >> army cand daut idates are puo their physical and mental limits. a graduation ceremony will be held for the new rangers later in the week. >> you have to be tough to get through that. >> it's a big deal. tough to play football as well. not just a game for fathers and sons. >> at levi's stadium it was fathers and daughters. here's cornell barnard. >> reporter: 49ers training camp was never like this. dads and their daughters running drills, catching footballs. but all this is more than just a tough workout. >> what are they doing over here? >> throwing footballs. >> and catching them, too.

>> reporter: a bonding experience. he says she can do anything. >> i think it lays the foundation for her life. how to work with a team. >> check this out. >> reporter: she might have a future as a kicker. this dads and daughters football camp is hosted by the 49ers. al designed to empower young women. >> girls who are active and involved in sports have higher self-esteem, better body image. >> it's empowering to tackle something, too? >> yes. got to grind it. >> reporter: erin lewis says quality time with her dad is a great summer vacation. >> during the fall we barely get to see each other. this is a great time to bond with my dad. >> brandi chastain says what's happening here is so much bigger than football. >> it's such just a microcosm of what dad being involved in

sports with their daughters. life lessons. challenge yourself. have a voice. >> reporter: daughters and dads teaching each other a thing or two working as a team. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> so awesome. as a farth with two girls, i remember the powder puff days. i scored a couple touchdowns. >> you have a daughter. >> jessica played baseball when she was a little tyke. better than all of the guys. most of them. >> weather is cooling down. here's live doppler 7 hd. fog at the coast and cooling we've felt across the bay area. no triple-digit temperature readings today. downtown san francisco looking eastward. under mainly blue sky. air quality improving. friday and saturday we'll have good air quality across the bay area. here's the view from east bay

hills toward mt. diablo. fog will expand overnight beyond the bay and locally inland. average high temperatures the next few days and air quality will continue to improve. breathe freely. large area of high pressure here weakening just a bit. as it does so, the cooldown will continue and we'll have average august conditions in terms of the temperature range and no extremes for the next few days. san jose will be our measuring stick. an indicator of the range of high temperatures. average time this time of year is 83 degrees. for the next seven days, the average high temperature just below that average mark of 83 n that will be typical of what most of the bay area will see. overnight, fog at the coast and out across the bay. comfortably cool or mild,

however you plan to -- choose to label it. upper 50s to 60. high temperatures right around or just above 80 degrees. 81 in san jose. mid-70 to 80 at palo alto. mid to upper 60s on the coast with the preference of fog. 68 tomorrow. mid-60s on the north bay coast and low 80s inland. h 75 at san leandro. 78 at castro valley. inland east bay in the mid to upper 80s. 90 at antioch and brentwood. temperatures continue tapering off each day through friday. it will bounce back on saturday and sunday but there won't be any dramatic increase and temperatures remain in a rather typical average mid-august range. no more heat wave.

>> no more 100s. >> not for a while. >> very relieved. >> all right, thank you, spencer. the bay area foodies rejoice. the san francisco restaurant named the best new spot in the nation. and a simple act of kindness from a califo

today b.a.r.t. unveiled 90 secure parking spots. they are only accessible to bike linked card holders. it costs $5. it ten costs 3 cents an hour to park. b.a.r.t. also installed new spaces for bikers to park for free. it has nearly 250 spots for riders to leave their bicycles. you certainly don't need to look hard to find a great restaurant in san francisco. soon there will be even more foodies in the area.

a new restaurant has just been named the top new restaurant. chef aaron london opened up the cozy restaurant six months ago. they focus on seasonal vegetables and seafood. there's $19 for salmon in an heirloom tomato sauce. >> sounds delicious. >> you had me at salmon. >> we both love our salmon. >> this is a really cool story. people reach out to police officers for help all the time. one encounter took place between an officer in l.a. and a teen who really needed help painting a more positive picture of cops. >> our sister station kabc has this story. >> reporter: a simple act of kindness from cops to a concerned 14-year-old. >> i didn't know how to tie my tie. >> he and his single mother were

rushing to get to the school for his school picture. >> it's very important because if not, you look different from anyone else because you'll not have a tie. >> you look separated from everyone else. >> reporter: he was watching online videos when his mom decided they needed to ask for help. >> i'm like, son, flag them down. >> they're going to think i'm doing something bad. >> i didn't want to do it. >> i heard him say, can you help me with my tie and i heard them say, of course, pull over. >> they quickly jumped into action, tying his tie, his mother capturing the kindness on camera, posting it on social media. the two veteran officers, it was

about much more than a tie. >> this goes into having trust in your community and knowing we're part of the community and are there to help whether it's to tie a tie or handle the robbery that just occurred. >> reporter: for christopher it taught him more than just a windsor knot. his outlook toward police changed. >> it's nice to know some of them are actually nice and will help. >> reporter: his school picture proud proof. >> i was like, yeah, a cop tied my tie. >> isn't that great? >> abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. up next, meet the bay area high school senior busy with tae kwon do, yearbook and a run for office. it's not the campaign you'd expect. and explosions near the las vegas strip. what sparked this fireball near the popular tourist spot today. an innocent woman caught in the crossfire.

live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> today at 4:30, san jose police are getting ready to hold a news conference any minute now over last night's shooting of a second suspect in a high-profile homicide investigation. officers killed the first suspect the night before. a third is still on the loose.

the fda approved the drug called the female viagra. stanford dr. leah millheiser applauds the approval of the pill. we'll have a live report at 7:00. a tree fell and it could be because of the drought. wayne freedman took this photo and said the issue is as we let the lawns go brown we forget the trees. also the family of a mother fatally shot in the bay view district made a plea for help today to capture her killer. vic lee joining us with that story. >> reporter: her murder was tragic and outrageous. maria sosa was tacking to a neighbor outside her home while her children were playing nearby. who could imagine the next moment she'd be dead. her family members gathered here

at police headquarters today where they asked the public to help them find some justice. [ gunshots ] barrage of gunshots that seemed to last forever. when it ended, 14-year-old brianna sosa's mother lay dying. >> i really loved her as a mother. she loved everyone. >> reporter: the afternoon of january 27th, near engal street and rivera avenue, maria sosa, a 36-year-old mother, a bystander killed in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting,ed as her children played. they are asking for anyone to help come forward and help police find her killer. >> translator: she was running to her children to protect her

children when this happened. >> reporter: police believe the volley of shots came from this dodge ram pickup and the shooter was firing at an suv. inside that car one man was killed. a female passenger wounded. police quickly cordoned off the area but the killers got away. the shooting was gang related. details that really don't matter to the sosa family. >> i just want to find that person, whoever shot my mom. and i want justice for my mom. complete catastrophe for me and my family. >> reporter: so if you have any information at all, police call the san francisco police hot line. that number on your screen, 415-575-4444. and again, that is an anonymous

tip line. you don't have to give your name. just the information to help this family find some closure. vic lee, abc 7 news. in las vegas, an investigation under way after this fire and explosion at a hot air balloon business near the strip. two propane tanks exploded sending one man to the hospital. two trailers were engulfed in flames. when firefighters arrived. no customers or passengers at the balloon business were affected. to the wildfires burning in california and the rest of the west. they are calling for reinforcements and the army is answering that call. conditions are so bad. american soilldiers are gearingp to battle wildfires for the first time in nearly ten years. brandi hitt with the latest. >> reporter: with at least 90 large wildfires burning in the west, the 30,000 firefighters on the ground are stretched so thin, the army is now being call

in for the furst time in nearly a decade. few hundred active duty soldiers have been deployed in washington state. to battle relentless flames tearing through the land. carol jacobs' home is one of several destroyed. >> i didn't take any family pictures or anything. i didn't think anything was going to happen. >> just glad to have our house. our neighbor here lost his place. really sad. >> reporter: in northern idaho, more than 40 hoims are gone. another two dozen lost in oregon. and in drought-strucken california, where 18 wildfires are tearing through hot, dry terrain, firefighters are using these weather balloons to coordinate their attacks and keep fire cruise safe. >> so they know what to expect. how that weather is going to affect the fire behavior. >> reporter: national guard

troops have already been called in to help fight these fires and also talk to ask for assistance from australia and new zealand. brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. in san jose, police are updating the investigation into the fatal shooting of a murder suspect by police. let's listen in. >> the suspects were running after and intimidating and terrorizing the victim. >> can you just go over the connections between the monday incident and subsequent officer-involved shooting and how that led to last night's events? paint a picture for us. >> the homicide that occurred on -- the homicide occurred on the 13th. i believe that was friday, right? thursday. thursday the 13th, a homicide on lundy avenue. at first we had nothing. a big mystery. through diligent work and follow-up investigation, they

were able to obtain information on potential suspects. they've been following up on those leads and obtained arrest warrants for murders on two suspects. the first suspect that was identified was involved in our first shooting. and that suspect was one of the individuals, that we're going to release later on today, a photo of the suspect and a video that will show that suspect inside the business with a handgun. the suspect in last night's officer-involved shooting was armed with a tech 9 assault rifle. it's a tech 9 assault weapon. we have since recovered that weapon through a search warrant. the third suspect, and you will see an image, we have not as of right now identified him.

he is wearing a mask and dark clothing. so we need additional information. our investigators are still doing follow-up. we could use some leads from the public regarding identifying that third individual, which is considered armed and dangerous. that person also had a weapon and again you'll be able to see certain things in the video. i don't want to talk too much about that outstanding suspect because i don't want to jeopardize the integrity of the criminal invest gags. we hope this person realize it's in his best interest to surrender and through family members or friends contact the police department and come in and talk to us. and let's just try to resolve this peacefully. and also we're trying to look for answers to a lot of questions we have regarding the incident. the motives and so forth. >> so the person in the image

that has glasses was the suspect in the officer-involved shooting on sunday night? >> okay. so i have to look at -- the thing is, i will clarify that. i don't know what photo you have. i will identify which suspect was involved in which shooting regarding the videos that we have to offer you. does that make sense? >> you're saying suspect number two, the one shot last night, had the tech 9 assault weapon? >> yes. he's the one you'll see with the tech 9 weapon. >> where did you recover the weapon? >> it was afterwards in a search warrant, during a search warrant to recover the weapon, at a residence or something. i don't know the exact location. >> he was armed last night? >> he was not armed last night. our officers were working under the assumption that he's armed

and dangerous. there was a felony warrant for murder on that suspect. the information that we had was in realtime that he was armed with a tech 9. the same tech 9 you'll see in the video we'll provide you guys. we also had information that the suspect was going to kill a fe maelg. that female ended up in his car that we located him during our surveillance. our officers really were, based on again, i'm not here to justify any of these shootings. i'm here to provide and relay information to you all and to understand what happened here is that the officers are armed with information that this person is considered armed and dangerous. he is on parole for robbery. and he has a warrant for murder. he's also, we have credible information that hige's about t kill this female that now is in

his car. the suspect realizes that he's being tailed. and at some point, he tries to evade the team of officers that are following him. one of the officers is able to get in a pursuit behind the suspect. during the pursuit or towards the end of the pursuit, the suspect crashes the car right there on kirkhaven and stonehaven. he bails out of the car and takes off on foot. the female stays in the car. our officer pursues the suspect on foot. he's giving the suspect commands, and the suspect now is heading towards the house, toward the front of a house. our officer knows that this person has already committed a homicide. our officer believes this person is armed with a deadly weapon, specifically tech 9 assault weapon. and he also understands that

hig he's spoupposedly about to kill thissy in male in the car. we don't know where he's heading to. if he allows this person to break into this house or go into this house w, we have a barricad hostage situation and we know this person is suspected of having murdered someone else earlier this week. so the officer fired at the suspect once he did not comply with the officers' commands. the suspect turned around and the officer fired again. eventually the suspect fell and he was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> and we've been listening in wor with san jose police releasing nor information in their search for a third suspect in an investigation. >> there was a torture and murder that occurred on lundy avenue. police searching for the

suspects. one was shot and killed on center road. the second they apprehended. thought he was armed. they shot and killed him. did not find a weapon at the scene. that's why some of the responses were sensitive. thad previously seen him with a ten 9 weapon. he didn't have it. so david louie will put this all in a wrap-upat 5:00. >> always get the latest on

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we didn't have the right video for the beauty queen faking cancer and it showed one of our reporters. i just wanted to clarify that's not who we're talking about. now michael finney answering questions that is have been postod twitter, facebook and twitter. does travel insurance cover airline errors? >> you maybe referring to a big report last week. it depends on which insurance policy you buy, and what exactly the small print says. under your trip interruption insurance you have to look for that in your travel insurance. if you have trip interrupt your you're probably going to be covered. again, every policy is completely different from the next.

you want to read them and compare. ensure my trip.com, they compare insurance policy. >> your recommendation on these things is if you're going on a long trip -- >> a long trip, anybody who is ill in your family. if you buy your policy soon enough you can get canceled for any reason insurance and that would protect you for anything, like a change of job. >> i van ex-roommatt who is using my address as his. i can't legally put in a change of address. >> call the postal inspectors. there's a good chance they'll look at this and say this could be fraud. what are they up to? why are they still using this address? that's not up to you, but it's up to them. postal inspector, write them, call them and have them jump into this. a twitter user asks, do i

have to pay my rent if i've asked my landlord to fix plumbing problems for over four months now. >> i've got to tell you, you are allowed to withhold your rent if your home is uninhabitable. you have to be very, very careful. you can get nailed on this. what i want you to do is go to the department of consumer affairs. dta.ca for california.gov. it is fine by the state of california but you have to follow the rules exactly or they can throw you out. >> if your landlord tries to evict you -- but not everybody is a great landlord. some will say you can live with a little leaky pu y pipe. >> if you are talking about something minor like a leaky

pipe, that is not enough. if you can't flush a toilet, it probably is. you should really talk to the tenants union in san francisco. they are fabulous, if you are here in san francisco. >> thank you, michael. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. the peninsula high school student aiming higher. she explains why she's getting ready to challenge a local political veteran. first cheryl with what's ahead at 5:00. >> a dramatic rescue going on right now nearly 1,000 miles off the coast of san francisco. and surfing and shoulder surfing. how thieves are getting creative. and a robot for a walk in the woods.

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episodes of "fresh off the boat" and two hours of "extreme weight loss." then abc 7 news at 11:00. the city council will discuss lraising the minimum wae to $15 an hour. the mayor says it makes sense for business owners operating in various cities. for a policy to be enacted, the city must approve the plan. they will hold meetings this month and next to get the public's ideas. another major cell phone carrier is phasing out the two-year contracts. >> sprint will abandon that type of contract. you will either have to pay full price for the phones up front, pay it off over two years.

>> at&t is now the only nationwide carrier that will continue to offer two-year deals. just from being there not too long ago, they're trying to push you out of the two-year contract. i may be the last guy on earth that wants the two-year contract since i keep the phones forever. starting this week, ten more stores will offer wine and craft beer including some in the bay area and sacramento. it include truffle mac and cheese and flatbreads. we'll be there. once the roll-out is complete, star d starbucs will offer adult drinks to 70 stores nationwide. there's a list of the most outrageous names parents are giving their kids. >> topping the list by the baby name website name berry is

awesome as in i'm awesome. nice to might you, which i say anyway. followed by savi, then majestic, wise or handsome. a few others include couture and halo. >> nice to meet you. >> i'm the boss. >> call me boss. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. the news begins now with dan and cheryl. >> you have noticed the weather is changing in a big way. >> a little cooler today which we needed after three days of sweltering heat. let's get to sandhya patel. >> it's a welcome relief. live doppler 7 hd. we'll talk about the marine layer deepened overnight. many areas are still socked in across the coastline. we show you the high for today.

it's a far cry from yesterday's triple-digit heat. 95 in antioch. our warmest spot in the bay area. 99, 94 in ukiah. 88 in concord. 81 san jose. okland 74. san francisco 74. santa rose a79. a good 5 to 18 degrees cooler than yesterday. now take a look at the temperatures running 1 to 15 degrees warmer which is exactly what many people are talking about and want to see and hear about. so we'll keep that cooling trend going from our east bay hills camera. also picking up a little bit of the smoke here. and smoke may be why you're having difficulty breathing. moderate across the region. smoke levels are running moderate. high pressure overhead. the air sinking underneath that.

you really get some of that haze near the surface. you need a strong wind. the breeze is picking up. things will get better. we're expecting an improvement in the air quality. we'll talk about the accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> thank you. a renewed plea for help from hayward police helping to find the killer of a teenager walking down the street. they appear to be hispanic and either 17 or 18 years old. this happened on august 4th. one of them shot the victim, - 17-year-old chianta murphy. murphy just graduated from high school and was hoping to join the marines, and then this happened. police are asking a