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deserve better. >> fed up and furious of oakland residents get their say tonight about the city's police scandals. >> and some have a new demand tonight targeting the mayor. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. we begin with a new call for resignation in oakland. >> cornell bernard is live in oakland with the new developments. cornell? >> reporter: this is a story and scandal that is simply not going away. tonight many say the oakland mayor needs to take the blame. >> we are calling for the resignation of libby shaft. the buck begins and ends with her. >> reporter: the meeting starting with the saying that the mayor must go. the mayor acf mismanaging multiple scandals in the oakland police department and the appointment of two interim chiefs. one quickly removed and the other stepped down in a matter of

day. a growing sex scandal is not going away, involving multiple officers who may have had sex with an underage prostitute. some believes the city council shares the blame. >> what about sexual exploitation of minors? every one of you remained silent. >> reporter: alameda county d.a. nancy o'malley is considering various charges against many officers involved. >> one of them is statutory rape for when she was a minor and one is engaging in commercial sex and paying for it. >> my question to you is why aren't you angry? >> reporter: a coalition of community groups is calling for account -- for greater accountability. we asked this question. >> do you feel the mayor needs to step down? >> i feel like we need to fix the problem. the fact that she is appointed multiple chiefs and then none is really a problem. >> i share their passion to reform our police department

and really rebuild the community trust in policing. >> she tells her critics that she is not going anywhere and has no time line for hiring a permanent chief. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> tonight the abc seven eye team has learned there may be more fallout in a case handled by an oakland police detective. he was put on leave for letting his ex-girlfriend type up his police reports. now allah alameda county wants all cases hammed by the detective reviewed and possibly dismissed. >> we have to get to the bottom and find out which reports were authored by him and which were authored by her. either way it brings into question his voracity and credibility as a police officer. >> sergeant james michael gant let his girlfriend type up police reports according to what his own attorney told bay city news. the one-time lead homicide investigator worked dozens of high row file -- profile cases and one was the murder of oakland dog walker.

a transcript of sergeant gant's testimony last your raises several questions. gant said he took numerous witness statements and conducted several interviews. it is unclear what material he provided to help his girlfriend help him write the reports. but gant seems to surprise both when he produces hand written notes he took during an interview with a key witness. one defense attorney pointed out, i don't have those and nor does the district attorney and nor does the defense council because they were not provided in discovery. a few minutes later gant is asked, did you turnover your notes from your interview with the witness to the district attorney? he replies no because i couldn't find them. gant tells the court he found them last night. tomorrow gant's role in the investigation of the murder case is likely to come up at a hearing in oakland.

with the trial scheduled for july we may learn more about gant's conduct and how it would affect the prosecution of two men accused of the murder. we are pushing out the latest information on the shake up at opd, abc7 news and on our app, abc7 news app. download it for free anytime and enable the push alerts to get instant updates on your phone. >> today was the first summer spare the air day. it shows smog earlier today and hanging over the highest buildings in san francisco. the view from the mount tam cam wasn't any clearer. >> and you can blame high pressure acting like a cover keeping the pollute tents near the surface. and it warmed us up in the inland communities. 82 warm degrees in oakland and san jose up to 90 degrees and even hotter air is on the horizon. you look at the temperature outlook and some

of the hotst air in the united states senor ited over california and the bay area. we'll talk about how hot we can get and when the heat arrives in the full accu-weather forecast. >> thank you, drew. our wet winter did little to replenish our snowpack. new analysis by the ucla researchers find the sierra snowpack won't return to the levels until at least 2019. that's even if we get above average amounts of rain over the next few years. the next few years. they provide a third of the new details tonight about an attack in martinez right in front of a house where a police task force was about to serve a search warrant. sky 7hd was on you buff the scene while investigators search for clues outside a home. officer from several agencieses arrive moments after hearing gunshots. they found one person shot and another person stabbed. both were taken to the hospital. >> new polls show donald trump

losing critical ground to hillary clinton and he sat down in an interview. >> donald trul p tells abc's david muir that he is a businessman and will be best for america. >> hillary clinton doesn't know what she is doing and we have to straighten out our trade deals. we have the worst trade deals ever made in the history of the world. >> the campaign tone on both sides, nasty. a meeting with evangelical leaders and he suggested that his rival, hillary clinton is not worthy of their prayer. >> it is one specific person. we can't be again politically correct and say we pray for all of our leaders. all of our leaders are selling christianity down the tube and selling the evangelicals down the tube. >> despite his business experience, trump cannot be trusted with the nation's finances. >> he has written a lot of books about business and they all seem to end at chapter

11. >> hillary clinton says he has made a fortune with debt. but it is a disaster. >> going even further in a barrage of tweets evoking the memory of ambassador stevens and accusing clinton of making money off the enslavement of women and murder of gays to the benefit of the clinton foundation. and there are new questions about trump's fundraising. an analysis found one of six dollars was paid out to a trump business and a trump family member or trump himself. >> and if you think the tenor of the attacks were nasty, just wait until tomorrow. donald trump is promising a whole new assault on clinton in his upcoming speep. his upcoming speech. >> you know the saying, if you want the job done right, do it yourself. that's what a san jose family

decided to do about an eyesore. it is a pedestrian tunnel built in 1928 at the alameda and hestor. new at 11:00, lisa amin gulezian explains the problem. and lisa what this family is doing about it. >> dan, i have to tell you what a difference five weeks makes. the father and daughter team decided to do a lot in that time. they power washed, primed and painted all of these walls and even relocated the homeless who lived here. >> this drain right here was backed up with sewage. >> this is not exactly how most 22-year-olds choose to spend their summer. >> we had a power wash about four times. >> taylor and her daughter want to bring back the hestor under pass. it was built in 1928 in honor of two students killed while crossing what is now the alameda. over the years it became a scary, dirty feces and blood

filled place. >> this was not hard. it was not challenging and it was not taking time out of my day. it was getting a trash bag and shovel and broom. >> 150 hours and 2500 later this happened. >> we will have giant balloons and giant hearts filling the tunnel. >> the next step is painting a massive mural. people are already coming by to see the improvements. >> it is like coming back to the way i saw it. >> the business owners also want change. many consider the tunnel an eyesore that only attracted problems of. >> you can definitely become something much better. >> they are recruiting other residents to maintain the tunnel. they are also hoping the city will help out too. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a service both somber and up lifting for a fallen san jose police officer.

>> notably absent was the mayor and a number of councilmembers. why they did not attend. >> and a little boy in the east bay with big dreams and a talent to mass his impressive accomplishment at the age of 10. >> and time to make the donuts here in the bay area finally. a major donut chain is opening its first local shop. >> first here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after the news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks dan and ama. >> go with the casper.

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daly city, dublin, los gatos and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> police from many communities saluted fallen san jose police officer during his memorial service in the sap

center. he died after a driver collided with his motorcycle last week. >> riding motorcycles was a passion for mike. if he could have ridden into the locker room he would. >> fellow officerses, family and -- fellow officers and family and friends. >> that was so apparent from early on they loved you. that love turned into a family. >> mike loved putting on that uniform. and he loved those who served with him. >> sky 7hd was there as his procession arrived at his cemetery in gilroy. >> san jose's mayor did not uh extend the millional. our media partner reports that he specified in his will not invite the mayor and his six allies on the city council. many police officers opposed the mayor's efforts to pension

costs. now, we do have a slide show with pictures of the officer at all of the events at abc7news.com. a 10-year-old boy from the east bay is preparing to embark on a journey of epic proportions. abc7 news reporter with that story from san ramon. >> the 10-year-old is on his way to play at carnegie hall. it will be his fifth performance there, but his first time on the main stage. >> i want -- they would say he do it for his age. some say he is arthur rubenstein. >> a is the portrait of confidence and not the least bit nervous. >> it is a big stage. >> his mom, a scientist and his dad an engineer are nervous and proud and excited. they have been nurturing his

gift from the beginning. >> he was one year old when i noticed he was lipsing carefully for -- was listening carefully to my piece and then would clap for me. >> when he was three or four years old he could play any music he would hear. >> at age five he composed his first piece. >> he can hardly explain his love for music. >> it is like something that comes into you. >> ask him what he wants to be when he grows up, a pediatric surgical oncologist. >> i want to be the one that cures cancer. >> until then he will amaze on the piano and make time for his other hobby, cars. in san ramon, abc7 news. dunkin' donuts opens in the east bay tomorrow. we were in walnut creek for the big opening. they once had 15 stores in california and then closed them. they have been making a

resurgeons on the west coast. it is huge back east. they are expecting big crowds. thisy are making more than 10,000 donuts to meet the demand. we'll have one of every flavor. >> that's about right. drew can take a donut or two, right? >> i wouldn't miss a beat actually. >> it will booy a great day to be in walnut creek with dunkin' donuts. today plentiful sunshine in this first day of summer. live doppler 7hd giving us the all clear. down to 55 off a high 72. 59 in oakland. 604 in san hoe -- 64 in san jose. we'll show you the picture and a live look from the tower camera showing the beautiful city of san francisco and a quiet evening on the way. the forecast calls for another widespread in temperatures.

a slight dip in the heat and we are tracking a hot weekend in the works. plentiful stars out there and we will see a lot of 50s across the board. oakland 58 and in san jose and dropping to 56 in vallejo. after midnight we will have a few high cloud building along the coast first thing on wednesday morning. but i do anticipate the high clouds to really break down and everyone is going to see a mainly sunny day on the way for wednesday. another warm to hot day as well. 71 in san francisco and go to about 80 in oakland tomorrow afternoon. 88 in san jose. we are still rather hot inland. 98 in fairfield. palo alto up to 87. the future tracker temperatures as we jump ahead to thursday, here is the cool down i'm talking about of the instead of the midto upper 90s and then going into the upper 80sand lower 90s, 60s along the coast and a lot of 7s around the bay -- 70s around the bay. the warm air comes back in and we are jumping back into the 90s inland.

70s to low 80s. as we start off it the weekend the hot temperatures come back. triple digit heat near antioch. even oakland into the low 80s and along the coast we are in the upper 60s to the lower 70s. the heat continues to rise into early next week. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we have patchy areas of low clouds along the coast. otherwise lots of sunshine. on thursday there is a little relief, but it is short lived by friday and especially into saturday. there is the hot weekend. it remains hot. you look at monday and tuesday and the numbers continue to climb. in one week we could be going back into the 90s on the bay. >> thank you, drew.

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itit is a 15-4 victory. >> a's hosting the brewers. struck out the side in the second. he had seven k's and six innings and gave up two runs. the forecast is sunny with strikeouts. alonzo singles to right and valencia scores. 3-2 oakland. a triple to left and davis and uh alonzo score and 5-2a's and they hang on for the 5-3 victory. usa hosting the copa america tournament for the first time in history. tough task in the semis taking on argentina and one of the best ever, messi. there is a huge upset for the u.s. to win this one. less than three minutes in and messi get it in. quickest goal against america in the any copa game.

on the set piece messi with a fantastic goal. he finished with three points a goal. two assists. thisy will play on saturday night while argentina advances to sunday's final. after a devastating game seven loss in the nba finals they say the draft is on thursday and the gm is trying to keep it in perspective. they say it is important not to overreact in the off season. they lost the nba championship, about you the last year has been incredible. it can only help them become better. >> we got to experience the best and worst in some capacity. we know what both feel like and that's important. >> you can play for 20 years and never win or lose in the finals. hopefully it propels you going forward. >>