it's drawn outrage across country. good evening. >> brock turner is in the santa clara county jail, set to be released on september 2, meaning he'd only serve three months. we have team coverage live in stanford with a look at the national attention this case is getting. david? >> this is a major development going on here. a major drive to get the judge recalled. this seems to under score the belief that the judge needs to be held accountable for a controversial sentence. and jurors seem to be saying the judge a message of disapproval. the multiple petition campaigns have amassed a million signatures and those behind them will deliver them tomorrow to the state commission on judicial performance. they want the judge removed after giving former stanford swimmer, brock turner, a six month sentence for sexual

assault. court documents say he was intoxicated and the victim, passed out. >> the judge is concerned more concerned about his future than the future of the woman he was convicted of raping. >> vice president biden wrote an open letter to brock turner's victim, quote, doi not know your name, but i know that a lot of people failed you that terrible january night and in the months that followed. peninsula congress woman jackie speier brought up the case in congress. >> turner will probably serve three months. why? because the judge said longer sentence would have a quote, severe impact, unkwoelt, on turner. a severe impact. what a travesty. >> the judge received death threats and yesterday, several perspective jurors asked to be excused because they didn't want to serve in his court. david louie, abc7 news.

brock turner came to stanford from a small city in ohio and abc7 news went there today. >> fewer than 10,000 people call oakwood home. >> amy hollyfield spent the day seeing the places where turner grew up. >> reporter: we're in oakwood, ohio the community that raised convicted rapist brock turner who doesn't want to talk about him. also, his fajer doesn't want to talk. dan turner was on his cell phone today, the man who had been criticized told us he wasn't interested when he realized who we were and shut the down. neighbors say the turners haven't lived on the street for long, one neighbor says his heart goes out to the victim. >> i think it's inexcusable. >> turner received a six month sentence for a sexual assault of a woman. the light sentence sparked

national outrage and horrified some in the small community of oakwood, where turner grew up. >> as a resident of oakwood, kind of ashamed. this represents oakwood, nationally. it's embarrassing. >> reporter: before he left for stanford, he was a three-time all american swimmer at oakwood high school. school is out for the summer but offices are still open. the superintendent told us he did not want to talk about turner on camera. he would let a written statement stand saying the district does not share the view of a guidance counsellor who wrote a letter on behalf of the convicted rapist to the court. the guidance councillor since apologized, saying of course he shall be held accountable. i pray for those affect by the this horrible event. others are facing a backlash. local drummer leslie rasmussen

testified as a character witness for turner and now, her band's gigs are being cancelled across the country. this small opportunity is dealing with what happened to one of its own. in oakwood, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> this case has drawn national attention and sparked several recall petitions. the judge is running unopposed in november. at 6:00 a high school wrestling coach is now in jail on charges he committed lewd acts with a teen-aged girl last month. he is the wrestling coach at independence high school and coaches a summer wrestling club. the victim is reportedly a 14-year-old member of the club.

police want help finding the emthat stole a boy's puppy from him at gun point. take a look at maya, a three month old german sheperd. police say her 14 year old was taking him for a walk. the men got away with his dog. if you have information call san leandro police. take a look at new video this evening of a grass fire that spread to two homes in antioch this afternoon. it broke out just before 4:00. three smaller buildings were damaged in addition to two homes. no one was hurt. >> california's new right to die law is in effect tonight. however, terminally ill patients must meet a strict list of requirements to end their lives. leslie, you've been speaking to

people affected by this law. >> reporter: kaiser permanente says they will offer end of life medication but will not require doctors to participate to those with less than six months to live will have a new choice to make when it comes with how to die. >> we all have a beginning, middle and end. >> brittany maynard opened up the conversation. in 2014, faced with a brain tumor she moved from alamo to orring owe orring in order to die with dignity. >> within five minutes of taking the medication, brittany fell asleep. very peacefully. and within 30 minutes her breathing slowed to the point where she passed away. >> in order to be prescribed the end of life medication, you have to be terminally ill, be able to sign documents, meet doctors and be able to self administer the law. the patient's right action fund

launched a website, a place to collect stories of what they call mistakes and abuses of offering the medication. >> direct co yergs isn't necessary if an insured denies the treatment or delays approving it. you're being steered towards death. >> 48 catholic hospitals in california will utilize a pro vision allowing physicians and hospitals to not participate. less than 1% of terminally ill patients turn to end of life drugs. now, individual patients in california will, for the first time, be able to consult with doctors who are open to end of life medication here at home. in walnut creek, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. also, starting today, you have to be 21 to buy tobacco products in california. the minimum age was raise ready from 18 in an effort to deter

young people from taking up the habit. the law includes vaporizers, vap liquid and other smoking paraphernalia. there was gun supporters today, the court says americans do not have a constitutional right to carry concealed guns. the greatest tomorrow, will be laid to rest. >> tomorrow, thousands filled the freedom hall for a muslim prayer service to honor mohammed ali. >> eric thomas reminisces with an east bay man who sparred with the champ before one of ali's most-famous fights. >> reporter: mourners said prayer for the boxing legend mohammed ali, one east bay man who sparred with the former champion shared memories with me. >> very intel jebt.

very fast in the ring. could take a punch. if you can't take a punch, you better give it up. >> jerry lee worked out with ali in 1974 in africa. he had come to the country as a sparring partner for george foreman, preparing to fight ali in the famous rumble in the jungle. >> he looked and said do you want to spar? i said sure. he seen the speed i had. >> foreman was one of the hardest punches in the sport but needed someone to emulate the champ. >> the first time mohammed ali was, when i went to the gym there and asked if i can spar. he said yeah. and then, he said, you're fast for a white boy.

>> we've watched his unmatched skills waste away. unlike most, terry has memories of facing a younger, stronger ali in the ring. >> just the greatest. >> eric thomas, >> sony is releasing the movie "ali" in limited theaters. it highlights his accomplishments in, and outside of, the ring. abc7 will carry live coverage of the funeral tomorrow, anchored by abc's george stephanopoulos, it will preempt tomorrow's episode of "general hospital" so you'll see a rebroadcast at 2:00 p.m., new episodes returning on monday.

police arrested three people and charged them with killing a millbrae man. tonight, how he was killed and where. i'm spencer christian, another day of breezy and cool and a weekend warm up. the accu-weather forecast is coming up. with electric cars taking california by storm, how will we charge them? who pays? the fight headed to the state public utilities commission, ahead on abc7 news. find out why the center of san francisco isn't in the center of the city anymore. a lot more to br

can you believe this? just one day after installed, a brass marker indicating the center of san francisco has been stolen. the marker was right here on corbin avenue in the upper market area. it is more than just a new tourist spot. surveyors say it can help them measure the earth's movement. >> bay area home prices could be headed for a construction. today, best points to the ratio of home prices to income being three times higher than what is considered worry some. >> i don't see it happening now. it could happen in the next couple years with a type of correction. if that were to occur, you're likely to see softening as

opposed to a full sale first. >> that said, banks are lending more responsibly now. only one day remains to win lunch with warren buffett. the top bid is just over $230,000. last year's winning bid topped $2.3 million. >> with half of the nation's electric vehicles in california there is a problem developing that is where to charge them. >> it spawned a debate over who should pay for it. >> reporter: electric car owners say it's getting worse. >> people are competitive. >> how so? >> people aren't you are not asking to plug in. >> it's why there is a call for

a massive build out of charging nets works. >> the state public utilities commission asked power companies for proposals. >> we believe we can bring great scale and quickness to this market to get a lot of charging infrastructure out there. >> those who have seen the proposal said pg and e asked for a rate increase. >> it would increase by several dollars, every year, year after year. >> that doesn't sit well with private companies. >> we'll do our best but it's going to be difficult. this is is nothing new. what is unusual is the opposing parties want to work together. the question is how charge point sells stations to parking lot

owners. >> maybe they want to give customers free power. >> both favor letting pg and e raise rates. >> we'd own the charging station to make it simple. >> we're setting aside 15% of the charging infrastructure and think this is a great way to get this new technology out to customer who's haven't had access to it date. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> let's talk about the weekend weather. >> yes. we're approaching it. >> we are. you know, it's beautiful right now. sunny skies, just a few clouds around.

breezy. cooler. because of the winds that are brisk in spots. gusts to 28 miles per hour. and winds between 15-20 miles per hour and this is a view towards emeryville. mountain view, 67. it's 69 this san jose. 59 in half moon bay. this is the view from a shaky mount tam camera. it's 73 in santa rosa. 75 in fairfield. 71 in concord, 70 livermore. here is the view from

camera of patches near the coast and bay. it at 5:00 temperatures in the mid-50s. cooler in the north bay valleys. and tomorrow, picking up the forecast animation at 5:00 a.m., we'll see clouds clearing and sunny skies by afternoon. it will be a cooler than average day. on the peninsula, highs in the low to mid-70s. 74 palo alto and breezy on the coast.

highs upper 50s in downtown san francisco. east bay highs, 69. oakland, 73 in fremont. highs in the upper 70s to around 80. here is the accu-weather forecast. mid to upper 60s on the coast. so a mild weekend from coast to inland. however, we'll have a cooling trend on monday and temperatures sort of flatten out at about 80 degrees inland. mid-70s around the bay and upper 50s on the coast. beautiful weather is coming our way. >> it's from one team to another. >> up next, which of the warriors went out of his way to ch

cavs crushing hopes of a dub nation sweep, however, warriors are feeling confident about regaining their stride tomorrow.

>> let's hope so. right? tomorrow night's game is huge. >> absolutely. while the players are working to bounce back from yesterday's loss, and the sharks. the sharks on the brink of elimination, down three games to one so this is a must win, something warriors know a thing or two about. the warriors practiced to get mojo back. >> i'm looking forward to it. it's not us. it's not an escape for me, it's work. >> and steph curry asking what went wrong in game three? warriors tweeted the answer, not being aggressive enough.

so there dan and ama? >> thank you. >> and abc7 is your home for the finals, tomorrow, join us for abc7 news at 4:00, and we'll have a special pregame warriors edition of abc7 news at 5:00 and at 5:30, coverage of game four begin was the warriors and cavs in cleveland. if you're not planning to travel to ohio, abc7 is the only place to see game four. after that, join mike shumann for "after the game". we'll broadcast live from the watch party at oracle arena. coming up, billions for bart. we're going to breakdown the costs per household to see what it will take to make repairs to keep bart from breaking down. >> there is a likelihood when

you're talking about a life sentence that somebody will talk. >> tonight, now police cracked a mid peninsula murder case, and... san jose police are making progress in finding fighters outside of this donald trump rally. see the suspects they've

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abc7 news is learning about a high profile murder case in hillsborough. >> yes. we're learning what led to the arrest of the victim's ex-girlfriend and two others. >> he three people have been arrested, charged with the murder of keith green, li's ex-boyfriend and father of their two young children. his body was found in a field with a single gunshot wound to the neck.

a week and a half later, may 20th, sheriff deputies went to this apartment building in burlingame and arrested olivier adella, li's trainer. a s.w.a.t. team raided this mansion and arrested li and bayat. several sources tell us after investigators identified green's body, they began looking at li and bayat. their prob led them to adella who ran a limo business. investigators found he sold his mercedes shortly after green went missing. they checked the car. sources say by using luminol, they found blood traces in the trunk that turned out to be green's. they found evidence that led them to believe adella was a flight risk. they took him into custody. a former fbi agent now in private security believes the arrest yielded critical information. >> there is 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 into li's home. they took her and bayat into custody. >> they knew what they were looking for. >> reporter: sources tell us investigators believe green was killed in the garage or another apartment where li lived during her separation from green. vic lee, abc7 news. a woman accused of stealing an ambulance and crashing it on treasure island pleaded not guilty today. the 37-year-old is charged with two felonies and police say they led police on a chase onto the bay bridge. the ambulance crashed on the off ramp and got caught, delaying traffic two hours.

this morning, bart's board of directors decided to place a $3.5 billion bond on the november ballot that aims to fix a lot of breakdowns in a 44-year-old transit system. >> things like electrical system has been a big part of the recent breakdowns. that is a focus of the bond. the train contoll is another one. >> the bond would increase taxes by up to $55 a year in san francisco, alameda and contra costa counties. right now, 308 votes separate candidates in a contested south bay congressional race between mike honda and ro cana. cana holds on to a narrow lead. both candidates have secured spots on the november ballot. president obama endorsed

secretary hillary clinton's campaign for the white house today and laid out reasons in this video. >> i have seen her judgment. i have seen her toughness. i have seen her commitment to our values up close. so i want those of you with me from the beginning of the skwurny to know i'm with her. >> in this video, obama gives clinton some credit for the killing of osama bin laden. the president's endorsement came after his meeting with bernie sanders. he vowed to remain in the race. >> it would be extraordinary if the people stood up and told the world they're ready to lead this

country into a political revolution. thank you all. >> sanders says he plans to campaign through tuesday and pursue a contested convention in philadelphia. that is despite losing four of six contests this past tuesday. >> i'm not going to support the party's nominee just because a party unity. >> that is the reaction outside of the senator's campaign head kwaufrters in oakland, he spent the day clearing out the office and supporters say clinton must earn the vote and some hope sanders will run as a green party candidate in november. if you're at last week's donald trump rally in san jose and witnessed someone being assaulted, police would like to talk to >> matthew gonzales was hoping for a peaceful protest.

he organized a part of the protest but was disappointed when things turned violent. >> they're just walking by, go back to your country, go backto mexico. >> in 24 hours, police released images of others. detectives are pursuing leads, scanning social media and looking at videos with the goal of finding anyone responsible for injuring others. >> these rallies give an excuse to behave a way they aren't normally supposed to, right? you wouldn't go down the street to do that to somebody, now,

you're amongst a mob of other people like, let's be stupid and crazy. >> gonzales said he won't be backing down. >> i try to use my voice to create change. >> if you have information you're urged to call the san jose police department. stay with us, tonight a new way to see your muscles like never before. >> yes. this is the device that makes it possible. next, the treatment it could unlock. >> do you think it's a phone? it's also a diary. and we know what happens when personal things get exposed. >> the secret cyber snooping being done by your smart phone and how you can keep it

a well known spot with a view is back open to the public in san francisco, just after rec and parks crews reopened a small viewing area that will allow visitors to take pictures of the panlted ladies.

the project should be finished by next winter. >> researchers have invented a way to look at muscles in human body. and they're hoping it could help lead to break trues in some debilitating diseases. into the gym, it's easy to see muscles working. how they work on the inside is a different story and critical if you're going to unravel diseases that devastate the body. >> so we know from this technology, you can identify all different types of diseases. >> at their happen lab, they set out to minuta tourize a special kind of microscope that with peer into human muscles realtime.

>> we're able to see single motor units generating force. >> by imaging those tiny units, researchers can see if movement is healthy or abnormal and perhaps measure the progression of diseases like als or mu cue lar dystrophy. >> there that. >> they say it replaces room sized microscopes and believe researchers can prak progress of new therapies in ways never possible before. >> so this is maybe the next stage of medical imaging. >> they have spun them off into a private company called zebra medical technologies and working to bring it to market.

interesting. >> yes. and your smart phone probably has a secret. >> the simple steps to stop your phone from tracking your move.

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we use our mobile phones everywhere these days and whether you like it or not, you're being followed. >> these honeymooners didn't know our smart phones are keeping track of every move we make. >> i don't know how comfortable i feel with that. >> are you? there is a log kept on an destroyeds on google location settings. here is how you can find out if you're being tracked. click on privacy, then, location systems. scroll to systems services and hit frequent location. there it is. a two-month history of where you've been, and how long you

spent there. don't like seeing that? hit clear history to erase it. >> you think it's a phone? it's a diary. and we know what happens when personal things on diaries get exposed. >> and it makes it easier for companies to place pop up ads on owe your phone depending where you are. >> you don't want your device, if stolen to basically lead a trail of bread crumbs to places you don't want anyone to go. >> to disable go back to location services, you have to go to share my location, and turn that off, too. on the an destroyed it takes more steps, to start, tap slider off for location reporting, and location history. and then, on both devices you may have to double check what apps you allowed access to.

take a look at access to this phone's camera. uber. >> it's a nanny >> you can go through the steps again with me on our website, just click on the 7 on your side link. >> weather brought us skies and clouds depending on where you live. >> remember to share picture was #abc7now so we can feature your pictures on tv. we love getting the shots. >> we

sunny and high clouds will be passing through. 76 in l.a. here in the bay area, mainly sunny skies after patches of low clouds develop overnight. breezy at the coast tomorrow and cool, highs only into upper 50s at the coast. low 70s around the bay. saturday, highs 90 inland saturday and sunday. a little bit of coastal cooling on sunday. here is the accu-weather forecast. after a brief warm up, through the weekend we'll see a cooling trend on monday and mid week, temperatures down into average range. >> thank you, spencer. >> a big might tonight. >> larry beil is here with the

latest. >> a win turns into a loss. what happens to the warriors in the finals? and what is

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good evening, everything was going great for the warriors until the epic melt down last night. 30-point blowout. a lot of questions, what happened to steph curry? one of my facebook buddies posted steph's picture on a milk carton asking if anyone has seen the mvp. he's a laker fan so enjoy the lottery, mark. lebron james scored a game high 32 points. now, today in cleveland, clay thompson was wearing a sleeve over his left knee. ho lots of people are asking what

is wrong with steph? steve kerr knows some of us tend to overreact. >> everything was great. we're doing great. what are the cavs going to do? they're a great team. they win now, all of a sudden, it's oh, my god, steph curry, can't play well. and what is clay going to do? you understand that this is all part of it. >> we're strong. we got pumps. >> you're down 33-14 on the finals you're not going to win many games in a team that has confidence. first six minutes is going to be important to let them know we're here. >> abc7 is your home for the nba finals. the pregame coverage begins tomorrow night at 5:30 and tippoff at 6:00. then, after that, join abc7 news sports anchor mike shumann.

and they'll be broadcasting live from a watch party from oracle arena. that place rocks, even for a watch party. pittsburgh down three games to one. the sharks have not led for a nano second in regulation. they scored an overtime winner in game three. different scene tonight, different story. sharks score on shots and the pengiuns answer back. right now, sharks leading 3-2 in the second. highlights later on tonight. after months of stories about collin kaepernick's imminent departure, guess who we saw today? a smiling kaep. if you look here, noticeably skinnier. probably he has not been able to do much working out. probably hasn't lifted much.

his attitude seems down right giddy. >> talk about a trade for a long time, i'm here, i'm a niner. to compete, they're the number one or not it's a competition. there is someone trying to make that step. i'm doing everything i can go go out and start. >> a's traded chris couldsgrove who was only hitting 146. he goes to the cubs for a miner leaguer. giants signing a fellow niner that you might be familiar

>> he's back. hunter pens and angel pagan are now hurt. and he's on the river cats roster in triple a. >> dan, ama? >> thank you, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00. coming up, the bird whisperer. that is what some people are calling this man after he got a hug from a gray horned owl. >> a dog napping on abc7 news at 11:00. a search for an armed gunman who stole this young puppy from a teen. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter on abc7 news bay area. >> from the entire abc7 news team, we hope you have a great evening.

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peggy and mark, you know what? it could happen to you. good luck to all of you. here we go. jeopardy! round. first round of play features these categories... you have to give us a response that is a pun that's very close to the original work. next... followed by... and each film was a nominee for the oscar as best film in 2015. that's followed by... notice b-e-e in quotation marks. and then... [ chuckles ] hunter, start. i'll take "bee" mine for $200, alex. hunter. what is a beeline? right. "bee" for $400. hunter. what is beefcake? yep.