nation for sentencing brock turner to six months for sexual assault. >> he is due to be released in september. >> vick slee live with the story. >> the judge has been criticized by victims' advocacy groups after sentencing the former stanford swimmer, brock turner. he is running unopposed for reelection but after that, he may have to deal with yet another election. protect survivors, not rapists. the digital bill board was up on the westbound side of the san mateo bridge. a message to drivers that santa clara county superior court judge should be removed from office. the sign put up by a group called ultra violet. they submitted a million signatures to the commission on judicial performance demanding his removal from the bench after he gave former stanford swimmer,

brock turner a six-month sentence that the group considers too lenient. >> we believe that this is not a problem of the law being inadequate. we believe it's a problem of the judge being inadequate. >> reporter: michelle ghallager is fighting the judge on another front, using the ballot box to recall him. >> we're going to collect 70,000 or 80,000 signatures and will submit them probably in june and get it certified. >> reporter: the group has begun raising money for that campaign. they hope there will be generous donors. supporters say removing him takes away a junl's judicial independence. the county public defender believes it was not lenient because turner will have to

register as a sex phoneder. >> it will affect you for the rest of your life. >> the goal of the recall group is to raise $1 million. april emotional farewell for a police officer killed in the line of duty last week. thousands lined city streets, saluting the body for the memorial. he was remembered as a dedicated father and exceptional police officer who knew how to have fun and entertain others. >> mike could dunk. mike could do great impersonati impersonations. he did a great chris farley and kermit the frog. a family friend read a letter from his two young sons they said they will miss their

father but will remember the fun mes together. there were tense moments at an east bay military base after someone reported seeing an intruder. the base was put on lock down. a building search began at one point, authorities used a drone to search the base. officers from multiple areas responded. >> we responded like it was an active shooter with resources you'd respond with an active shooter and thankfully, we're beginning to slowly unfound this. >> the lock down was lifted five hours later. about 800 army employees and families live at the base. santa cruz residents are accused of molesting a preschool age girl and taking video of it. police say the 27-year-old was a

friend of the girl's family. thursday, the mother found the video and confronted richardson and took the video to a friend's house to call police. police say richl yardson stole the video from the car and drove away. police say he confessed to molesting the little girl. >> traffic returning to normal on the san mateo bridge. you can see cars from our live camera now. hoursing aquo it was a different story. it's not a good day to be stuck in traffic. air quality is worse inland and in the santa clara valley. in the east bay hills, air quality is expected to improve. temperatures are going to get hotter by the weekend.

abc7 news joins us with a look at the forecast. >> it's feeling like summer out here, you felt it by the temperatures. highs coming in in 30 minutes and hot inland. 97 in fairfield. oakland, toasty. 82 degrees. 94 santa rosa. temperatures warm inland and 94 oakland down to 71. san francisco, cooling off with a bit of a breeze in half moon bay, dropping into the 50s. temperatures showing you inland heat can be slow to dissipate. by 9:00 there are 80s on the

board bringing us a wide range in temperatures and not just one day or inland communities. cooler air near santa barbara county's sherpa fire helped firefighters reach 70% containment. the fire is still burning to the northeast. firefighters expect to have full containment thursday. >> now, tonight, we're hearing for the first time from the top prosecutor looking into all allegations of police misconduct in oakland and other agencies. that includes any officer who

broke the law. laura? >> she says her office is hosting criminal charges, and the public defender says the scandal means that criminal cases against the large number of citizens could be dropped. >> what we're seeing now is awful. >> for the first time since the police department has been rocked by scandals we're hearing from alameda county district attorney who says she's considering charge minor. one is the use of color of authority. >> it's going to be case by base kayes. >> the public defend is calling for a review of cases involving

suspended sergeant mike gant. he has been accused of disclosing information. >> what is troubling is that it was shared with his girlfriend and she shared it on social media. >> people ask us, are we angry, my question is why aren't you angry? >> reporter: a coalition of community groups is calling for the resignation of the mayor. >> she's responsible and her inability to find appropriate leadership should be a huge cause of concern for oakland. >> the mayor told us she sympathizes with concerns but has no plans to resign. >> i share their passion to reform our police department and rebuild that community trust in policing in oakland. >> there was no time line for selecting a new chief for the

embattled police force. >> advocacy groups say the oakland police sex scandal, they say telling teenagers trapped in prostitution to go to law enforcement is difficult when officers are facing charges of statutory rape. >> there is no way we can trust the police. that means i can't come to you in confidence and know i'm safe. we can't go to law enforcement because they're going to be inappropriate with us. it's sitting in the danger and that is the safest place to be. >> groups point out they have to be careful when they say they need help. law enforcement will help you. there have been a lot of stories and you can find them on abc7news.com. and when news breaks, down load

our app and enable push alerts. hear from people who are evacuating their homes without knowing if they'll still be there when they get back. we're preempted on this issue by federal and state law. >> one city leader says moving one less than 1% of funds will make a difference. >> a plan to keep homeless tents off the streets in san

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hundreds of people are watching and waiting and flames draw closer to their homes. what began as two separate fires yesterday have now merged into one big fire called san gabriel complex fire. bars had ha phillips from our sister station as the update. >> reporter: massive flames feasting on bone-dry brush that hasn't burned in decades. >> the sun moves over and heats up, it's making an alignment. and so we're seeing torching going on. >> crews are worried about the wind shifting when the sun goes down. >> flames going up. that is what i'm concerned about. >> pushing flames just feet from homes in duarte.

>> it got down the hill here. it was -- flames were so high. so fierce. >> crews fear the same will happen overnight. >> it's still real dry. and we have winds tonight, changing direction. >> the two fires torched 5400 acres. crews have no containment on this fire and are working to change that with a massive aerial assault and dozens of firefighters on the ground. >> they're working hard and the heat, and it's steep. >> reporter: crews have to hike up through the bottom and those flames are going to take time

and there is no condition tanment on the fire but crews hope to change that by day's end. darhsa phillips, abc7 news. >> the measure will ask residents to outlaw homeless tents in the city. >> we're never going to do anything, take away tends but once we have shelter available to them, we're going to take those down and make sure we clear them out. do not let them come a new mill making its way through california legislature would end license suspension

with the bill, drivers can set up payment plans. >> i like to call this raging common sense and take care of people. change government. >> the bill does not apply to reckless driving. if the senate passes the bill, licenses could be reinstated by next summer. a uc berkeley administrator is able to save his salary. >> according to the university, retaining the salary is one more discovery involving a number of university >> lyanne? >> critics are saying janet napolitano should have known what is going on.

she didn't. this is the latest in the saga out of graham fleming was found to have sexually harassed his assistant. fleming admitted he may have kissed her on the neck. sam singer is now his spokesperson. >> he denied any sexual harass many. the investigation was flawed. >> reporter: fleming was removed as vice chancellor but kept his $33,000 salary for 10 months which, at the time was within the rules of the university. it's called transition leave. when an administrator takes up to 12 months to prepare. he is now a chemistry professor. uc president napolitano only recently found out about it. >> how can she not know? >> well, we have a system of over 200,000 employees and she

relies on chancellors to run their own campuses. it wasn't communicated to her. >> i think if she's so unaware, she ought to resign. >> had this happened today it's unlikely that high level administrator would be granted leave after having violated sexual harassment policy. >> the former dean of the law school is being reviewed by a second committee. the office of prevention of harassment and discrimination found that he acted inappropriately toward his administrative >> it's summer like, drew.

>> especially over the weekend and into next week. first day of summer, it's a gorgeous start and tons of sunshine out 20 at sfo. still inland it is warm to hot. we're cooling off, 71 in oakland. 83 in santa rosa. we'll take you outside, we're cloud free from this point. changing skies on the coast.

clouds build up, partly cloudy skies there tonight. and clear elsewhere. 34 degree spread for wednesday. tonight, 55. 58 in san jose. we'll drop to low 50s in the north bay. 87 in cupertino. and millbrae, 78. downtown, 71. and daily city, 65. 84 petaluma. cooler along the water in sausalito. oakland up to 80 tomorrow. 95 san ramone. taking you to our beach cam.

that sea breeze, tomorrow, head to the beach. a little bit of a breeze once again. 10-25 miles per hour. uv is extreme that means you can burn in less than 10 minutes. wear sun screen. here we go. thursday, friday, 90s and then, triple digits saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. it's not only inland temperatures, but the bay, we're in the mid-80s and 70s along the coast. and tuesday, cities are going to hit 90 degree mark. >> coming up, what happened inside of t

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san francisco announced a major new commitment to improve the lives of family >> two fish nifs, $6 million and wage increases. the mayor is co-hosting this summit and tweeted this selfie as well as a picture with president obama's senior advisor, valerie jarrett. other big name speakers include rosie rios, apple vice president of environment, lisa jackson and instagram's coomaren levine. >> this is not just about fighting for women's

it's fighting for what is right and fair. the mayor encouraged everyone to lend to a small business run by a woman. >> well, a hip broadway musical makes a return to san francisco tonight. >> why the message is more poignant now than ever. the closing of a controversial power plant provides an opening for one of california's fastest-growing industries. a decision, head on abc7 news.

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orlando nightclub shooting one san francisco supervisor is calling for the city to make a symbolic gesture on the issue of gun control. >> his idea is for the city to get out of investments in the firearms industry. >> it's been talked about before, but san francisco supervisor mark farrell believes now is the time to act. >> congress continues to be incapable of doing anything. i want to make sure we're doing everything possible. >> farrell wants the board that handles the pension fund to dump the investment in gun manufacturers. the city's stake is $1 million

in a $20 billion portfolio. >> at the end of the day, we do not want to benefit from gun manufacturers. so we don't need that profit. we can make money in other places in a honorable way. >> he prop yoesed divestment after the sandy hook shootings in 2012 but no action was last year, his legislation led to the last gun store in the city closing down. >> i think it's important that we stand up and send a message. >> the supervisors will vote on resolutions next week. he has requested the retirement board discuss it next month. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> tonight's federal investigators are looking into a report that orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen and his wife and family were planning to fly to san francisco in july.

abc news reports airline tickets were purchased a day before the aorlando attacks for mateen, his wife, noor salman and their son for a flight to the bay area next month to visit salman's family in rodeo. it's unclear who bought the tickets. u.s. attorney general was in orlando and says the justice department is trying to determine whether more could have been done to prevent the attacks. >> we're going back and looking at our contacts with him to determine what, if anything we could have done better. >> this attack had been on the cast of

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>> it opened in 1984. >> this is going on more than three deck yasdz. i got involved in 1976. she never gave up the fight. >> this plant is located on an earthquake quality. >> it called the disaster in japan's fukashima plant. >> it would be impossible to evacuate in the case of a major accident. >> the utility made an agreement for a slow shut down. >> there are more renewables coming

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today marks 20 weeks before the general election and numbers make some republicans nervous they're presumptive nominee won't have the money needed to campaign. donald trump has $1.3 million compared to hillary clinton's $42 million. that is according to finance reports released today. trump lent his campaign his own money and said he's ready to lend more if needed. today, a meeting with leaders. >> he came into a room prepared to receive him warmly. and perhaps brought more people to his side.

>> clinton's criticized trump's economic plan along with some of the past and current business deals during a speech today in ohio. >> trump's own products are made in a lot of countries that aren't named america. trump ties are made in china. trump suits in mexico. >> trump tweeted throughout the speech, one post read how can hillary run the economy when she can't send e-mail was outputting a nation at risk? trump responded to an exclusive one on one interview with david moisture. >> virtually every country we do business with, they make it impossible for our companies to compete. >> trump said he went to great

lengths to find americans companies that could produce merchandise. trump and bernie sanders have cultivated a populist following. vote, vote, william cristal was at the common wealth club talking about trump's mill savvy. >> i think people shouldn't underestimate how good he was. you know? just seeing what is on people's minds. >> in a new poll, it has clinton leading among rental sistered voters by five points. 22% of those say their minds could change. >> qwerty key boards have been around for more than 100 years. >> instead of typing they're texting and next, we could be

tapping through those texts. how this works as we continue.

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of a shooting near shell avenue and orchard lane well. have learned one person has been shot and a second, stabbed but there is no word on how serious either is. we'll bring you more information through push alerts open our mobile news app. tela is willing to spend $2.8 billion to purchase solar city. tesla stock lost 12% following the news. stock in solar city surged by 14%. trader joe's will spend $2 million to reduce coolant leaks from refrigerators. safeway and costco agreed to

reduce the leaks. >> there could with' way to a text that doesn't limit you to a small keyboard. >> this product could potentially revolutionalize the by we interact with our smart phone. >> it's lunchtime in san francisco. >> this is hard to type. >> i have problems myself with tiny fingers in texting. >> reporter: a new system to free you from small key boards. it would be known as the tap. it can be paired with any blue

tooth enabled device. >> no matter what you're touching. >> each finger presents a letter. you can see it from any surface. >> creators say it could be completed in an hour. >> these videos give you a sense of how this works. the keys that are commonly used require only one finger, others, a combination. >> tap fingers 1 and 2, 2, 3. 3, 4, and 4 and 5. and n, t, l, s. >> some we talked with weren't sure they'd go through the

trouble of learning the new system. >> sounds like a big learning curve. >> good luck with >> it could bring gloves back. >> so what will this off the you? it's expected to be $119. to see my reports go to abc7news.com and select 7 on your side. i want to hear your consumer questions. so i'll be at santana row on friday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. to meet you.

>> let's talk about the heat. it's going to persist. >> yes. we have drew tuma here with the latest. >> tomorrow, similar to what we've experienced today. lots of sunshine and highs in most locations into upper 90s, tomorrow, 98 and 80 in oakland. 71 for san francisco. accu-weather forecast shows you patchy fog tomorrow, otherwise, looking to the weekend, temperatures climbing everywhere and early next week, you can see the bay >> bob mier had a final say today to wrap up the season. it was a tough ending for everyone involved. no time to wallow in pity.

after setting a regular season record record of 73 wins, warriors couldn't seal the deal, losing game seven for lee bron james and his

a big man that can defend, rebound and score. >> we lost in the seven game we still lost and didn't win a championship. it's hard not to get swept up in that current. in this society, you win or you're everybody else. now, we're everybody else. you have to be strong enough not to overreact. there have been talk he is has been top on the wish list.

and dubs are putting feelers out for mavericks dirk nivitski. he's 38 years old. the draft is set for thursday. and warriors knew a key piece was leaving luke walton a retread. he has a feel for the history of the franchise and would with a challenge for him. >> as far as being a young coach and to help rebuild an

organization and team that i love and grew up with, it is all exciting to me. being able to coach is looking back on it now, i would be able to steal ideas he used in oakland. >> going to miss him. angel pagan went over the ball for a home run and the only run in the game. pagan up four for the bases full of giants. and giants up 5-0. two batters later, see ya.

seven run scored this season. three hits through six. giants up in the 8th. this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you. >> coming up, a man voted best bald dad after what he did for his son. it's more than just shaving his head. >> you want to stay tuned for that. and neighborhood effort to give new life to a troubled pedestrian tunnel in the south bay. at 10:00, it's tell the truth. >> then, at 11:35, stay tuned for jimmy kim yil live.

>> look for breaking news. we appreciate your time. >> from the entire abc7 news team we hope have you a great evening. >> cast of thousands. >> yes. >> good night.

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