legislation to address the rise in reported rape cases on campuses and to provide more funding for enforcement. close to 1 million signatures will be delivered tomorrow at noon to the california commission on judicial performance to remove judge persky for the lenient sentence he imposed. stanford law professor michelle dawber and leaders of ultra vie leapt a women's advocacy group have been leading the charge. the outcry has also been held at the palo alto courthouse where the judge presides. the judge had to excuse about ten prospective jurors because they didn't want to is serve in his court. and the brock turner case has become part of an ongoing campaign by vice president biden and sinner lady gaga to stop the sexual assault of women. the vice president wrote an open letter to the brock turner victim. quote i do not know your name but i know a lot of people failed you that terrible january night and in the months that followed. david louie, abc 7 news. tonight at 6:00, abc 7 news

reporter amy hllyfield reports from brock turner's hometown. she was not welcomed with open arms. see what happens at 6. contra costa county firefighters have put out a blaze that destroyed several structures in achbt yough over the last hour. sigh 7 hd was over crestwood drive. the fire started in vegetation along the railroad tracks and spread very quickly to homes and outbuildings nearby. the fire department says at least five structures were damaged. but the cause is still under investigation. in the north bay, heatherton street in san rafael was just reopened after a woman was hit and killed while crossing it just after 1:00 in front of the san rafael transit center. police say a dump truck hit her while she was in the crosswalk. witnesses say the victim was an elderly woman. san francisco police are trying to determine why a paratransit driver ran over and killed his own passenger today.

the accident happened at geary and franklin in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: kristen, there were two pedestrian accidents in san francisco today, one a man in the tenderloin was hit and suffered injuries and then here where the woman was killed. the victim had gotten off this san francisco paratransit van and was using her walker to cross the intersection at franklin street and geary boulevard around 10:45 this morning. >> made her way toward the front of the bus. at that point, the driver accelerated. >> reporter: police hope video from surveillance cameras at a nearby church will help investigators determine if there was mechanical failure or driver error. we've learned the victim was heading to a meeting hosted by senior and disability action, a group that is sponsoring town hall gatherings regarding safety on san francisco streets. this after a woman in a

wheelchair was fate alley struck on market street back in february. daisy brooks and joyce ga lagos are members of that advocacy group. >> we need some type of a safety for somebody here guarding us. >> ironically brooks was heading to the same meeting as the victim and had also planned to take paratransit but was running late. >> i'm happy i didn't get on paratransit today because i was going to come right to that building. >> reporter: san francisco paratransit is city run but uses a private contractor. muni says the driver is a veteran operator but it was his first time on this route. in san francisco, abc 7 news. police in oakland now say they rescued three teenage girls from what they're calling a human sex trafficking operation. the new details on yesterday's kidnapping case came out just this afternoon. poli found the 14, 15 and 16-year-old girls at a home near 65th and

herzog streets. police officers have arrested a 21-year-old man and 22-year-old woman. fairfield police are telling residents that a high-risk sex offender has moved into their neighborhood. george shockley was twice convicted in the '90s for sex crimes against children. he is currently on parole for unrelated charges. police released the information under megan's law. if you were last week's donald trump's rally in san j e jose, police would like to talk to you, especially if you witnessed somebody being assaulted. chris nguyen is live in san owe zai. police need help identifying more suspects, chris. >> reporter: and this case is a top priority for the san jose police department. case in point, they just released a photo of a new suspect. let's put it on the screen. they're asking for the public's help in identifying and locating this man who may have been connected to some of the violence that happened at the donald trump rally. >> that day is just -- tempers flared and stuff got out of

hand. >> reporter: matthew gonzalez hoped for a nonviolent protest but looked on as a small number of anti-trump protesters found themselves in a tug-of-war with supporters. >> they were just pauking by, go back to your country, get out of here. >> reporter: san jose police have now made seven arrests in connection to last week's lalry. in the last 24 hours police released these pickets of three individuals who are believed to have assaulted others near the san jose convention center. yesterday the log cabin republicans held an event at city hall in support of a member who said he was repeatedly punched by protesters. detectives are actively pursuing leads looking at videos and social media all with the goal of finding anyone who was responsible for injuring others. jesus balaneltran was there ands people need to keep their cool regardless of what side of the political aisle they fall on. >> these rallies kind of give pex an excuse to behave a way they normally aren't supposed to, right? you wouldn't go down the street and do that to somebody.

but now you're amongst the mob of other people like you, yeah, let's be stupid. let's be crazy out here. >> reporter: gonzalez who helped organize the anti-trump protest says he's been the target of death threats and hate mail since the rally. despite this, he says he won't back down. >> i always try to use my voice, whatever voice i have in my community, to create positive change. >> reporter: if you have any nafgs could help authorities with their case, call the san jose police department. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. protest notwithstanding trump is sticking with his promise to run hard in california despite democrats holding a 18-point advantage in registered voters here. trump spoke in new york city. mine while the republican is in a social media smack down if you will with hillary clinton. >> in response to president obama's endorsement of clinton, trump tweeted, obama just endorsed crooked clinton. clinton fired back, delete your account. trump responded, how long did it take your staff of 823 people to

think that up and where with your 33,000 e-mails that you deleted? >> i'm with her. i am fired up. and i cannot wait to get out there and campaign for hillary. >> president obama released this video announcing his endorsement of hillary clinton for president. in it, he calls on voters to unify behind clinton. clinton and obama will campaign together in green bay, wisconsin, next wednesday. coming up on "world news," the credit president obama is giving clinton for perhaps his single most celebrated decision. a blow to gun supporters today. the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco says americans do not have a constitutional right to carry concealed handguns. today's decision upholds a state law requiring gun owners to show a good reason before they can get a concealed carry license or permit. in a statement, senator dianne feinstein says, this ruling affirms that common sense safety rules to reduce gun violence and protect the public are

consistently with the second amend and the supreme court precedent. feinstein says this is a significant victory. u.s. auto safety investigators say they're looking into potential suspension problems for some tesla model-s cars. this comes amid reports that tesla owners are complaining online about potential suspension problems. specifically, that of you production defect may cause the suspension control arms to break. that can cause the driver to lose control of the car. a french court today fined uber nearly $1 million for what it calls an illegal taxi service with nonprofessional drivers. the court also fined two company executives. uber has been controversial in france. the subject of sometimes violent protests. uber says it will appeal today's ruling. unraveling the murder of a millbrae father. >> looks like a conspiracy to kill this guy. >> only on abc 7 news, the death of keith green and what may have led to breaking the case wide open.

plus, why police are putting out a warning about b.a.r.t. construction. are we seeing now a different colin kaepernickaeper? why the 49ers says he feels good about his former job. it's time to fire up the grill but how do you choose the best one? michael

>> announcer: san ramon. san mateo and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. we are learning tonight what led authorities to the arrest of three people in the murder of a millbrae man. keith green's ex-girlfriend and two others are being held in connection with his death. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> dan, abc 7 news has learned that san mateo sheriffs forensic units went to the hill borough home of green's ex-girlfriend twice to look for dna evidence

in the murder. the second time just last week. sources with knowledge of the probe have also told us the sequence of events that led to the arrests. three people have been arrested, tiffany li and two others. they're charged with the murder of keith green, li's ex-boyfriend and father of their two young children. his body was found in mid-may in a field in smoem na county with a single gunshot wound to the neck. a week and a half later on may 20th, sheriff's deputies went to this apartment building in burlingame and arrested olivier adella. early the next morning, a s.w.a.t. team raided this mansion and arrested two more. several sources tell us that afr investigators identify green's body they began looking at li and buy yacht. their probe also led to adella who ran a limo business. investigators found he had sold his mercedes shortly after green

went missing. they found the new owner and checked the car. sources say that by using lum afollow, a chemical that detects blood that's been clean they found blood traces in the trunk that turned out to be green's. investigators also found evidence that led he them to believe adella was a flight risk. they quickly took him into custody at his apartment. rick smith a former fbi agent now in private security believes the arrest yielded critical information. >> there's a likelihood when you're talking about a life sentence or a long sentence that somebody will talk. >> reporter: now armed with a search warrant, the s.w.a.t. team went to li's home. they ended up taking her and buy yacht into custody. >> they you knew what they were looking for and evidently found it, which allowed them to get the arrest warrant. >> sources tell us investigators believe green was killed in the garage or at this apartment where li also lived during her separation from green. vic lee, abc 7 news. an alert if you take highway

4 to or from work. for the next three weeks, construction crews will be using powder charges to drive spikes into the steel framing for the b.a.r.t. station near railroad avenue. police warn it may sound like gun fire but don't worry it won't be. officers are advising drivers who may be on edge after recent shootings along highway 4 along that corridor. b.a.r.t. is turning to voters to help its aging infrastructure. today they vote to put a $3.5 million bond on the november ballot. the money will be used to replace tract r tracks repair tunnels and 81 grade the system on the 44-year-old public transit system. the measure would increase property taxes by up to $55 a year for property owners in san francisco alameda and contra costa county. an east bay school district is inviting kids back to school during the summer but not to take classes. today abc 7 news was in richmond as the west contra costa county unified school district kicked off its summer meals program. the district will have 70 sites

where kids 18 and younger can get a prepared meal. >> 70% of our students in our school district qualify for the meal program so when summer is out, they need that nutrition just as much as they do when school is in session. >> most of the summer meal sites are in richmond, el sobrante and el cerrito. some locations will also give out food bags to families. and while we're talking about food, nothing says summer like food sizzling on a hot grill. >> you're absolutely right about that. 7 our your side's michael finney is here with the best ones. >> if barbecuing fuels your passion a good grill can really turn up the heat. to help you find a good one, "consumer reports" tested 150 grills. this test checks if grills are prone to flare-ups. now, remember, a little flare-up is normal. >> we also looked at the glil's ability to sear and cook and how

the heat is distributed. >> "consumer reports"ized sensors. low performing grills show hot and cold spots on a good grill the heat is distributed well. that means steaks will cook evenly on different parts of the grill. >> grills come in all sizes. medium runs are the most popular and we found three great choices. >> this next grill for $270 at home depot scored highest. >> it's got great temperature range. you can cook food quickly using direct heat or slowly using indirect heat. for larger cuts of meat. >> it's outfitted with stainless steel grates when require less maintain than cast iron ones. another "consumer reports" best buy, this backyard for $150 at walmart. and this char broil for $170 also sold at walmart. all three are conveniently equipped with side burners or boiling. "consumer reports" found two brands to avoid, ken more from

sears and members mart at sam's club. "consumer reports" survey of its subscribers found they are more repair prone than many of the other brands and it does note recommend them. after all, whatever grill you get you want it to keep working for years to come. and one final point, it really doesn't matter how beautifully browned you grill your meat. if it's not properly cooked it could still make you sick. "consumer reports" says be especially careful with steak that's been mechanically tenderized. that can draw bacteria deep into the meat. if the label says the steak has been tenderized, be sure to cook it to 160 degrees. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> that's a good tip. did not know that. >> excellent tip actually. and so will the weekend be be good barbecuing weather? that's kwet. >> let's check he in with sandhya patel. it's been up and down with the weather. you just never know. that's right. dan, you didn't hear? kristen and i are coming over to grill at your house.

it is going to be great weather. just letting you know. party at dan's house. it is breezy, a crispness to the air. we'll show you live doppler 7 hd. we'll talk about the changes for the weekend you'll see them on live doppler 7 hd we have lingering clouds right near the coast and near the bay but look at the trend from earlier this afternoon. marine layer was pretty widespread but we're seeing the wind scouring it out from north to south as an area of low pressure is coming through. it's good to clear out that marine layer and so tomorrow you're going to see a brighter day. winds are gusty, though, 28 miles an hour at firfield, 24 out of the west at sfo. that's why it feels so cool out there. here is a look from emeryville, some sun mixing in with those clouds. 60 degrees in san francisco oeshgs land 6570 in san jose and 59 degrees in half moon bay. beautiful view from our mt. tam cam but it certainly is shaky looking back toward san francisco. low to mid 70s from santa rosa

to napa. 70 in livermore. highs a little bit cooler than yesterday. brent wood up to the mid-80s. and a live look from our east bay hills camera, we're still seeing some of those low he clouds there will be can us another yiet. breeze fwri and below normal tomorrow in term ofs the temperature. tomorrow morning when you get going, we will see some areas of low cloudiness in the north bay some high clouds. everyone will be in the low to mid 50s when you start off your morning. here's what's going to happen to nose low clouds. they quickly disappear. by 7:00 a.m. most areas are seeing the sun with a few exceptions and then some high clouds come through just briefly filtering the sunshine for your friday afternoon. but overall it's looking like a beautiful day. highs for your friday will be a lot like today in the upper with 50s to low 60s at our coastline, inland areas in the 80s. 63 in san francisco, 60 half moon bay. again it will be breezy san

rafael 71, 77 in santa rosa, 69 in oakland upper 70s concord, 75 in san jose and 70 in santa cruz. look at the temperature trend. yes, it's up and down. tomorrow below average for san jose, average high is 79. we'll get you up to 75 degrees, pleasant there in the south bay, low 80s saturday, sunday, monday, above normal. then we're dropping back down again as another system comes through. tuesday through thursday in the mid-70s. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll call it breezy and blue tomorrow, the weekend will feature some warmth. don't worry it's not going to be too hot. and we'll have our summer microclimates low 90s inland low 60s coast. we'll cool you down monday through thursday of n. week, low to 345id 80s coastside and upper 50s to the low 60s. the good thing about having the cooler than normal conditions around this time of year is the fire danger is kept at bay. at least for the time being.

>> good. >> dan and kristen? >> you bring the desserts. i'll bring drinks. >> firing up the grill at noon. san jose turning into fan city or fin city. up next, the bay area made fashion that's inspiring those fans. plus -- >> i think of this as maybe the next stage in medical imaging. that would be my dream. >> new at 6, a new way to look at the muscles in the human body and it could lead to break-throughs in fighting the most debilitating

is this the new and improved colin kaepernick 49ers fans have been missing? the quarterback had a big smile on his face as he spoke to the media today after the mini camp. he says he's healthy after several surgeries and is excited to get back on the field and compete to get his old job back. the upbeat comments are a

contrast to his withdrawn attitude last season and request to be traded just a few months ago. >> nice change. he lights up the room when he smiles. online sports apparel company fanatics says the warriors and the sharks are making the bay area their top selling market in the country. these two shirts are the top products and this graphic you can see how the merchandise has been selling all across the state. it's good for business obviously. >> the warriors and sharks championship runs turning into a financial win or mom and pop businesses. >> matt keller explains how die-hards are gearing up. >> reporter: whether you're in sharks territory or on warriors ground, it's never been a better time to be a sports fan in the bay area. it's also never been a better time to sell sharks and warriors gear. adam mayberry sporting his flash growers t-shirts started the die hards company in 2010 in san jose it's dedicated to who else the die-hard sports fans in the bay area. you won't see official logos but

it's clear all the preefgsal bay area teals are represented. >> it's easy enough tore us to create something that represents a team or something fan oriented that fans can understand and still support their team in a unique way. >> reporter: recently the warriors and sharks gear have been flying off their shelves. adam says he's seen thip el the business during the nba faithsable stanley cup finnell. >> the fin city logo is one of our most popular designs. a buddy of mine kind of prototyped the power play and i was a little reluctant but it's popular. >> sharks fans will be wearing their gear here in san jose viewing party is being held at san pedro scare market. in san jose, matt keller. >> the sharks are down 3-1 in the finals, a cool shirt notwithstanding. tonight is a must win game

obviously. >> as for the nash finals, tomorrow join us for abc 7 news at 4 then "world news" at 4:30 and a special warriors pregame edition of abc 7s in at 5. >> then at 5:30, coverage of game four begins here. then join abc 7 news sports anchor mike shumann for "after the game" with analysis from adonal foyle. >> abc 7 will cover live k coverage of muhammad ali's funeral, preempting tomorrow's episode of "general hospital." you'll see a rebroadcast of "general hospital" tomorrow at it 2:00 p.m. with new episodes returning on monday. >> that should be really moving coverage. of the greatest funeral. ready, set, jump. perhaps nothing tops flying a wingsuit over an active volcano. >> oh, the story you have to see

i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up new at 6, an exclusive report from the hometown of former stanford swimmer brock turner. amy hollyfield wasn't exactly welcomed with open arms. see what happened at 6. also, california's end of life law is now in effect. we'll have reaction from the widower of the woman who inspired the law and an activist who thinks it's a bad idea. and pg&e's effort to get into the electric car charging business. find out why some want regulators to pull the plug on the idea. all coming up in a half hour. >> ama, thanks.

britain's favorite dish is apparently popular with the uk's seagull population. in wales the seagull scavenging for food had to be rescued by the cooks. >> have to be dragged out of that. the curry turned the bird orange. that's scrubbed off most of the sauce, but they couldn't get rid of the smell. for several days the seagull's curry smell permeated throughout the entire hospital. you're about to get an unparallel view of an active volcano courtesy of an italian daredevil. >> that's jumping out of an airplane in a wingsuit in the -- >> the volcano is quite active. >> boy, it sure is. man seen yoi tweeted that flying over the volcano was, quote, insane. i think that is exactly the right word to use. >> he's not insane because he recognize it's insane. >> true.

maybe just crazy. >> "world news tonight with david muir is next. as we come on tonight, eight years after their own bruising battle, the president now declares i'm with her. new details about the private meeting at the white house with bernie sanders and the president's message right after. he will now fight for hillary clinton. and tonight, donald trump firing back. also, the images from houston. the deadly plane crash right into a store parking lot. after multiple landing attempts. >> i think you're too high. >> new details coming in now. the woman held hostage in an american museum. the istanders trying to talk the man down. zika in america. and tonight, the new case, contracted through a needle prick. and america strong tonight. you saw the boy last night sneaking in the garage for a hug. what we've learned tonight.