mayor schaaf told us she sympathizes with the group's concerns but has no plans to resign. >> i share their passion about holding officers accountable, having a police department that every community feels trust in. >> it's kind of shocking. >> in the meantime, alameda county public defender, brendan woods is calling for eye review of -- including the 2014 murder of judy solomon. gans has been accused of disclosing confidential information to his alleged girlfriend who wrote his reports for him. >> we got to get to the bottom bo of this. find out what reports have been authored by him or her. either way, it brings in question his veracity and credibility as a police officer. >> he went further saying hundreds of cases investigated by all the officers involved in various scandals may have to be reviewed. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. now the police sex scandal

is a big setback to the many groups working in oakland to help victims of sex trafficking. >> leslie brinkley is live with more on the real life impact. leslie? >> reporter: if you can imagine, it's really difficult for those who work with exploited sex trafficking victims. who do you tell them to trust if they can't trust the police? we caught up today with alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley. >> it really does rock the trust and confidence that a victim would have in the system and we're working very hard to make sure that we isolate those that have engaged in the sad behavior and for those -- and keep kids and other people safe. >> reporter: alameda county d.a. spoke out for the first time since last week when the sex scandal at opd blew up over allegations of contact with a teen prostitute. the charges they're looking at -- >> statutory rape. she was a minor. engaging in commercial sex with and paying for it.

one is color of authority. >> reporter: and the ongoing investigation is negatively outreach to sex trafficking victims to oakland and beyond. with the sex scandal, can victims on the street trust the police? >> no. ain't no way we can trust the police. that means i can't come to you in confidence and know that i'm safe. >> we can't get a -- they're going to exploit and be inappropriate with us. it's almost like sitting in that danger, that we're already in. the safest place to be. >> has the whole scandal with the oakland police department been undermined your efforts to help the victims of sex trafficking? >> definitely. we have to be really careful when we sit there and say, if you need help, law enforcement will help you. >> now advocacy groups are redoubling their efforts to reach out to teens in oakland and around the bay area. i'm leslie brinkley. >> we're pushing out the latest

information at the shakeup at opd. download, it's free any time. enable push alerts to get instant updates on your phone. palo alto police arrested two people who they say were part of a daring break-in at a high end department department. this is at bloomingdale's. three people made off with $150,000 worth of jewelry. this happened in may of last year. detectives shared the video again today because they're still looking for one more suspect. this man. if you have seen joseph sandoval, palo alto police want to hear from you. the party ended for more than 30 teenagers in the north bay when someone phoned in a threat about a booze i celebration in a bus. this is a photo taken from inside that busted bus last night. you can see bags and empty drink containers. central marin police stopped this party bus near the ferry tefrm nall.

>> they could smell the odor of alcohol and marijuana on the bus. so the kids all came off the bus. the bus driver was arrested and the kids then were turned over to their parents. >> police say the 33 teenagers were all between the ages of 15 and 17. officers discovered 30 different containers of hard liquor. they also claim the driver had illegal drugs and a weapon. he will likely face child endangerment charges. early this morning, another bus of underage drinkers at a private home. it started with a report of a loud party. the 22-year-old sister of the host answered the door and admitted that she knew teenagers were drinking alcohol. she was given a citation for violating social and accountability ordinance. that's a $750 fine. a small earthquake rattled the town of cob in lake county. it measured the quake at 3.4 in magnitude.

no injury or damage has been reported. you may remember cobb from last september when many homes were destroyed by the valley fire. there's sort of a -- over san francisco. it wasn't the typical summer fog. it was smog. our camera showed it hanging over the highest buildings in the city there and the view from the mt. tan cam wasn't any clearer. what's going on? let's get to meteorologist drew tuma with the latest. drew? >> you can blame high pressure. not only warming us up but putting a lid on our atmosphere. it trapped all the pollutants near the surface. that's why we had the smog this afternoon. look at the highs this afternoon. 99 in concord. 97 in fairfield. it is warm. san jose up to 90 degrees. oakland 82. 72 san francisco. santa rosa at 94 degrees for a high so far. still very warm inland and then 90s. lots of 70s around the bay. warm at 81. 86 novato. san francisco at 65 degrees. future tracker, the next couple of hours, by 9:00, we're still

rather warm inland. start to drop into the 50s along the coast. you do notice some coastal clouds will be developing. but once again tomorrow, it is warm and even hotter for the weekend. we'll have the numbers after the forecast coming up. drew, thanks very much. a memorial service for a fallen san jose police officer was both somber and up lifting at the same time. the american flag was raised as officers paid final respects to officer michael katherman. he expressed his love for his wife. supportive from day one. she had my back. she told me anything you need from me, i'm willing to do. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie has more on a man who lived a full life in his 34 years. he just loved being a police officer and particularly loved riding that motorcycle on the job. >> it is the peril that every officer faces, will he or she

return home at the end of a shift? then the bond that prompts this display of mourning. even if they didn't know officer michael katherman. sap center was filled with his academy classmates from 2005 who dubbed him the cat-man. there were friends along with his wife april and josh and jason, his two sons. eddie garcia, police chief, put in perspective the life of an officer who was dedicated to serving the community and supporting his family. >> mike, at 5'8"5'9", could actually dunk. he could do great impersonations. i understand that he did a great chris farley and a kermit the frog but i hear that his best was a retired sergeant kang lee. >> his father tom expressed how much his son loved putting on the police uniform because it allowed him to help others. >> mike was a passionate person. his passion for god, his passion

for his family, his passion for sports, his passion to be a service to help others and all on the way to make people laugh and smile. >> tears flowed as the childhood friend read letters from his sons, expressing how much they miss him and will remember the good times including dirt biking and camping. he loved riding and fixing motorcycles. he was in the leader in the club to help fallen officers. that kindness for others is being showered on officer's katherman's family as they grieve and deal with their loss. the procession leaving sap center for the private burial was led by his fellow motorcycle officers, one last ride together. >> 9204 san jose. no response from 9204. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. now we have a slide show with pictures ever officer

katherman and all of the events our website abc 7.com. take a look at that. you can share condolences on facebook, twitth twitter or instagram. one local supervisor is fed up. >> congress continues to be pathetically incapable -- >> if lawmakers won't target gun manufacturers, who will? a new push after the mass shootings in orlando. san francisco giants pitcher jake peavy did his faith lead to a loss of millions of dollars? looking for a cure for high drug prices, michael finney has tips on what you can do. >> a five-year journey to

the mass shooting in orlando has san francisco city leaders considering action against gun makers. carolyn tyler is live from city hall to explain what's happening tonight. >> reporter: dan, people may be surprised to learn that san francisco's city pension fund has stock in gun companies. one supervisor says it's well beyond time to divest. outside san francisco city hall, a rainbow flag has been lowered in honor of the orlando shooting victims. inside, the supervisor introduced a proposal to hit the firearms companies where it hurts, in the wallet. >> we're preempted by federal and state law on this issue. we do what we can. >> farrell wants the board that handles the city employees pension fund to dump its investment in gun and ammo manufacturers. orbit tal atk, vista outdoors and sterm ruger and company.

it would be a symbolic gesture. the city's stake in the firearms industry is only $1 million in a $20 billion portfolio. retirement board member victor makris supports the move and says there's no financial risk. >> at the end of the day, we don't want to benefit from gun manufacturers. we don't need that profit. we could make money in other places in an honorable way. >> after the sandy hook shooting in 2012, no action was taken. supervisor farrell hopes attitudes have changed. >> it's important that we stand up and send a message. >> the supervisors will vote on his resolution next week. the retirement board next month. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. there appears to be movement by republicans on a compromised gun control measure before congress. the bill by republican senator susan collins would allow the

attorney general to block the sale of guns to people on the no fly list. the bill still faces an uphill battle. four gun control measures were defeated in congress yesterday and it infuriated president obama. in a tweet he wrote, gun violence requires more than moments of silence. >> it requires action. a giants pitcher is among a host of athletes who have allegedly been swindled out of $30 million by their investment advisers. according to federal investigators, jake peavy is one of those taken advantage of by an adviser who put money into a struggling online ticket business rather than a low-risk investment strategy instead. ash -- he's not been criminally charged. according to the s.e.c., he appealed athlete's christian faith. the era of atomic energy in california is coming to an end. they will close the diablo nuclear power plabt along the

central california coast by the year 2025. the utility reached an agreement with environmental groups to shut down the plant which became a target of controversy in the anti-nuclear power movement. located north of santa maria, it generates 9% of the state's energy. pg and e plans to use solar and green energy to replace it. tesla is acquiring energy company solar city in a stock deal worth $2.8 billion. tesla's elon musk is the chairman of both companies. the move by musk is seen as a way to consolidate his holdings and combine his green energy products. shares of solar city surged 24% in after-hours trading on this news. tesla shares are down nearly 7%. the rise of prescription drug prices is rampant, right? >> really is. >> what can you do? >> 7 on your side michael finney is here with tips and advice. >> these complaints are flooding into my office.

32 million people have gotten rate hikes according to a consumer reports survey. each long time generic drugs are seeing huge price increases. >> this woman suffers from rheumatoid arthritis. she's taken a generic drug available for almost two decades. >> i credit that drug with keeping from becoming crippled. which i'm sure i would be now. >> two years ago a three-month supply cost $32. last year it skyrocketed to $500 out of pocket. so she stopped taking the medication. >> i stopped the drug hoping that i wouldn't have a flare-up of my arthritis. what happened was that i was in such a bad state, it took a long time to get it back under control. >> consumer reports released an investigation of high drug prices and caesar lien's experience is not isolated.

>> our survey found that when people are hit with higher drug costs, they don't go to the doctor or fill prescriptions and when they do fill the prescriptions, they don't follow them as directed. >> in most cases pharmaceutical companies can raise the price of drugs without any restrictions. so what can you do snoo. >> let your doctor know you're concerned about cost. he or she may be able to help you find a less expensive alternative or appeal to your insurance company to cover the costs. shop around for better deals. consumer reports has found prices widely vary even within the same zip code. sniemts check online for free coupons. good rx.com is one source. arlene has found coupons to cut the cost to less than $100 a month. it's still a hardship. consumer reports recommends low cost online pharmacy such as -- warehouse.com. you have to be careful and be on the lookout for fraudulent

websites. only use a retailer displaying the bips symbol. that shows it's a verified pharmacy practice site. that's the symbol there. i want to hear your consumer questions. i'll be at santana row on friday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. bring your questions and you can ask the same questions on social media. post them with the #ask finney. dan, kristen? >> thanks, michael, very much. good information. you think today is hot? just you wait. >> i can't take much more. meteorologist drew tuma is back with the accuweather forecast. >> that's right, dan and kristen. soak it in now. intense heat is going to set up shop over the weekend and into early next week. it's not only our inland cities that will feel the warmup. live doppler 7hd now. the first full official day of summer. what a way to start it. lots of sunshine and mainly clear skies. outside we go. the tower cam giving you a live look on this tuesday afternoon. a really beautiful shot. love this golden gate picture.

currently 65 in san francisco. 79 in mountainview. go to morgan hill. 88 degrees. you know the time of the year. you want to feel cool. half moon bay at 59 degrees. san jose cam, not a cloud to be seen. got baby blue skies there. currently 89 in santa rosa. 95 degrees, 93 concord and livermore. equally as warm, at 95. refreshing look from the santa cruz cam rachlt the folks are hitting the beach. a good day to do it. the forecast calls for coastal clouds. partly cloudy. once again on your wednesday, a 34-degree spread in the afternoon highs. there you go. that sizzling weekend is in the works. overnight tonight, the call everyone mainly in the 50s. the inland spots that are warm right now. 54 san francisco. 58 san jose and oakland dropping down to 54 degrees over night. wednesday, midweek, our highs, warm in the south bay.

88 los gatos. about 85 for sunnyvale. the peninsula, 80 redwood city. 81 menlo park. 63 the high for half moon bay. downtown san francisco tomorrow, 70. 72 degrees for south san francisco. along with sunshine there. 88 sonoma. 90s calistoga. 84 vallejo. oakland at 79 tomorrow. inland, we're hot again. 99 in brentwood. 95 pittsburgh, 92 for walnut creek and pleasanton. your beach forecast for wednesday, lots of sunshine. 67 bodega bay. santa cruz up to 79. it will be breezy. sea breeze is kicking in. 10 to 25 miles per hour. as you look at the intense heat starting saturday, the climate prediction center, they look at the entire country for extreme weather conditions and they highlighted much of california starting saturday. very hot temperatures. we're talking some 10 to 20 degrees each warmer than that above normal for this time of year.

as you look at antioch for the week ahead, we're staying in the 90s at least through friday and then temperatures, they just take off. over the weekend, we're going to 100 on saturday. 101 for both sunday and monday. then the numbers continue to climb. you see tuesday, 104 degrees. so the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow, patchy morning fog on the coast. a little bit of relief inland on thursday. we drop to 90. that's relatively speaking. we're mainly sunny on friday and then temperatures for the other side of the weekend in the triple digits inland. even into the bay. we go into the mid-80s. it remains hot for sunday. for the festivities in the city of san francisco. monday, into tuesday, we're calling it intense heat around here. 106 inland. around the bay, many communities will go into the low 90s. even along the coast, we could have a few cities getting very close to 80 degrees. we talk about the heat building to the south, it's going to migrate into our neck of the woods on the weekend.

>> 106? >> 106. >> by then, we'll be begging for the 90s. >> cool by comparison. thanks, drew. some of your favorite veggies may be unsafe to eat. recall by popular stores in the bay area, next. then at 5:30 on world news with david muir. coming up on world news tonight, we're back from my one-on-one with donald trump. responding to the scathing attack by hillary clinton today and a major bust outside a major new york city tunnel. a car is loaded with weapons. coming up. david, thanks very much. first we learn to type and text, next it could be to tap. you're going to see how this new keyboard works when abc

there is a new food recall over fears of listeria contamination. the national frozen foods corporation is recalling frozen peas and mixed vegetables

including by the great value brand sold by walmart. no one has reported been sick. first street, market pantry sold at target and sprout farmers market sold at sprout. you'll find the complete list on our website, abc 7 news.com. apple has begun issuing refunds in the e-books set -- if you purchased e-books between april 1st, 2011 and may 21st, 2012 getting refunds placed in their accounts automatically. in all, 400 million as a settlement has been earmarked for refunds to customers who purchased any e-books during the time the alleged price fixing occurred. it has been a five-year and 2 billion mile journey but we're about to get a closer look at jupiter than we've ever had before. that will come courtesy of nas's juno probe. this will enter the -- system

july 4th. it will orbit 37 times over the course of 20 months. scientists hope to learn more about jupiter's origin, structure and atmosphere from the juno mission. while we're talking about alternate celestial, thank heather for this incredible picture of last night's strawberry moon isn't that fantastic? >> that's through the lens of her toll scope. here's another look from viewer robert as the moon shines over the water in dramatic fashion. you can still see the amazing photos shared from the community. share them by using the #abc 7 news now. i lamented that i missed it last night. it's great to see the photos. >> the clouds were covering it. the upside of the downside.

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news that lives where you live. coming up at 6:00, the new look today for the effort to recall embattled judge aaron persky who sentenced a former stanford swimmer to just six months in jail sfor sexual assault. at 6:00, the new advertising and fundraising aimed to force him off the bench. the move to stop the automatic suspension of your drivers license if you fail to pay traffic fines ziefrm. the battle gents raging wildfires in california. thanks, we you then. espn is reporting the warriors will go all out to pursue kevin durant in free agency. >> durant, spent his career with the oklahoma city thunder becomes a free agent july 1st. sources say golden state and the spurs are on durant's short list. >> some nba watchers believe he needs another big scorer to take the load off steph, klay and

dray. >> >> we have a lot of -- warriors general manager, bob myers wrapped up the season and looked ahead to the future. as disappointing as the four-point loss in game 7 was, myers says the last two years have been incredible. >> he believes the highs and lows can only make them become better. >> in a competition sport, we got to experience the best and the worst in some capacity in a span of two years. we now -- we know what both feel like. that's important. you can play for 20 years and never win in the finals or lose in the finals. hopefully, it elevates you and pro tells you going forward. >> myers has no time to rest because the nba draft is thursday. the warriors have the 30th pick. dan, you know how many teams. >> pick last when you almost win the whole thing. >> yeah. when you had a 73-win season. >> right. >> so fantastic. thanks for joining us. world news tonight is david muir is coming up next i'm kristen

sze. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. >> bye bye. as we come on the air tonight, we have just finished our one-on-one with donald trump. the first interview after the attack today from hillary clinton. his reaction. plus, what trump says about his campaign manager being fired. trump's disappointing fund-raising numbers. and what trump now says about clinton's growing lead in the polls. he says, not so fast. and will his children have a formal role in a trump white house? also developing tonight, the major bust just outside a major new york city tunnel. a car loaded with weapons. police say rifles, handguns and body armor. escaping the flames. we're right there tonight, as dangerous wildfires close in. emergency evacuations at this hour, as a new storm now moves into the east. breaking now, the wife of the gunman in orlando, and what she has just revealed. and a major development