elih. what happened to her shouldn't happen to anyone. >> friends recall a ongoing woman with everything to live for whose life was brutal the snuffed0. a uk berkeley student among those killed at a terror attack at a bangladesh restaurant. we begin with the latest developments on the terror attack. we're learning it was especially brutal. the gunman hacked pattrons to death and certainly photos to isis which is claiming responsibility for the attacks. witnesses say the attackers ordered hostages to recite from the koran. those who could not were tortured. abc news reporter jennifer

eckleston has the latest developments. >> reporter: gunfire echoed through the streets of dhaka. as swat teamed stormed a restaurant, ending a standoff with gunmen who had taken dozen of hostages and renewed to negotiate. >> interpreter: out of the seven terrorist six were killed and we arrested one suspected terrorist. 20 hostages and two police officers died,s' hostages were rescued. isis claims responsibility for the attacks saying it targeted foreigners. this is one of two students from emory university who died in the attack. her family lives in miami. one of the three victims is a u.s. citizen. the popular restaurant in the capital of diplomatic area was packed at the end of another day-long fest during ramadan.

the restaurant's supervisor described how he managed to escape when the terrorists first fired their weapons. >> interpreter: i saw two of them. the pair were firing. taking positions in front of our pizza kitchen so they initiate the attack from that position. people ducked for cover or started to run. i managed to make it on to the roof of the building. they were throwing bombs and the windows were shaking. >> no word yet of the condition of the arrested gun meb. abc news, london. >> today at the scone of the attack you see a strong military and police presence. a former u.s. ambassador to bangladesh says the attackers, who are believed to be bangladesh, picked their targets carefully and were trying to send two messages, they don't kildee vat muslims and the bangladesh cannot protect people in the country. cornell bernard is live in perkily with more.

>> reporter: friends of tarishi jain will hold a memorial village only tuesday to remember a young woman who was well on her way to helping others. >> i mean i just came back from indiana yesterday and i woke up to this tragic news. >> reporter: the news was painful for cal students to hear their friend, 19-year-old sophomore, tarishi jain was one of 20 hostages killed at a bangladesh restaurant by isil militants. >> it could happen to any of us. >> tarishi was an indian citizen on vacation in bangladesh, visiting her father who owns a been. friends say despite her young age she was becoming a real humanitarian who wanted to give back. >> every time i met her it was evident, very ambitious, very strong. >> to risha was involved in a company called ethical apparel, the company's marketing vp told us to risha was a person to get up and experience the sunrise. that's how i'll remember her.

tarishi started an internship on ecommerce growth how to uc's berkeley's snaer for bangladesh studies. the university chancellor says we have been in contact with her family to provide assistance any way we can and are working closely with other students there to assist them in staying safe and determining whether they leave the area. >> when you meet her, you can into she was -- it's a sad thing that happened to her, shouldn't happen to anyone, and i feel bad for her parents parents and my condolences to them. >> a remarkable young woman with a bright future, gone too soon. >> we are updating the latest information on the situation in bangladesh on our news app. download it for free and enable push alerts to get instant updates on your phone or mobile device. developing news in oakland where police are looking are to a gunman in a double homicide this afternoon. officers found two people shot inside a home on macarthur boulevard just before 3:00.

near 35th after knew. so far, new one has been arrested. nobel prize winner elie wiesel has died. he was a years old when he somewhats captured by natz eu sis. 11978 president jimmy carter appoint him chairman of the commission on the holocaust. he was an influential teacher, writer and activist. he was 87. a short time ago president obama tweeted. wiesel was a great moral voice in our time and a conscience for our world and also a dear friend and we will miss him deeply. now to the race for president. hillary clinton visited fbi headquarters today, where investigators interviewed her about her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. her campaign says clinton gave a voluntary interview this morning hat lasted three and a half hours. legal experts say it's unlikely clinton will face christian

charges and the interview may kit if the justice department's probe is drawing to a close. developing news in coast guard coax. in pleasant hill, crews continued repairs on a water main break caused bay sing hole. the main burst around 9:00 p.m. on coast coast >> completely submerged and everything was protected, no problem, there's some minor on a couple of items but nothing to get overly excited about. >> sergio quintana will have a live report at 6:00. a new wildfire erupted in central california and quickly grown to nearly three square miles. calfire says it's burning along highway 198 just west of co

aling good. people living near the fire hear been ordered out of their homes the section of highway 198 is closed between coalinga and highway 101. the fire is at zero containment. >> a large wildfire near the american river north of sacramento has grown to five square miles, threatening 2600 structures. the fire has led to mandatory evacuations and is only 12% on attended. a public meeting will be held tonight to update residents about the fire, which started on tuesday. happening now. three east bay bart stations are closed this holiday weekend as bart gets ready to connect the tracks to a new maintenance complex under construction in hayward. the south hayward, union city and fremont stages closed this morning and won't re-open until tuesday. bus service is being provide win the stations but passengers are advised to expect delays. golden gate bridge parking lots are close told the public.

we were at the visitor parking lot yesterday as workers closed off access to automobiles. the north and south lots are closed this we can week prepared to from 11:00 in the morning until 5:00 p.m. on monday, the fourth of july, the north visitor lot will be closed the entire day as part of an ongoing effort to ease traffic congestion during peak hours. >> a number one ranked athlete is taken down, upset style. still ahead, the bay area native that stunned tate out wimbledon, am coming up, why it's going to be a wet summer in two parks in the east bay. >> a bright start in most spots but we know fog is a threat when viewing the july 4th 4th fireworks.

djokovic is out of wimbledon. can you believe it? >> a big upset at women don, san francisco native sam query stunned the ten is world by beating number one ranked novak djokovic. queriry said he couldn't be happier to have won his match. we'll hear from him with shu in sports. water features at two east bay parks are flowing again just in time for the holiday weekend. we were in danville when the water was turned on. the features that were shut down because of the drought. with the easing of water redistributions east bay mud officials said they could begin using the features again. great way to spend the holiday weekend is with jazz.

we were on fillmore street for the jazz festival. people of all ages are enjoying 12 blocks of music, arts and crafts and food. the -- music and fun continues tomorrow. ahead, a close unkenter -- encounter with wildlife as a theme park. shocked guests captured it on their smartphone. heading outside for a live look at the big weather question. will we be able to see the fourth of july fireworks in san francisco? drew will let us know when abc7 anknows how it feelsiabetes to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts.

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and an orangutan that escaped in florida is back in its enclosure in busch gardens in tampa. it jumped branch to branch while on the loose. fish and wildlife officer used a tranquilizer dart to stop the animal lanight. >> anniversary dull moment in florida. once the orangutan fell to the ground, people jumped back and that's when security stepped in and pushed us back. >> parts of the park were evacuated and closed off. this is the second time in two weeks an orang tack has escaped. the busch garden is reviewing the orangutan habitats.

>> in los angeles a while has been identified as wally, well-known humpback whale. crews towed the carcass of the whale out to sea, a day after it washed ashore. thousands are expected to be at the beach for the holidays so it was priority to get the carcass back into the water. in the bay area whale watchers flocking to the san mateo county coast to see a humpback whale beaching. expert says humpbacks typically feed in colder water north. meteorologist drew tuma has the accuweather forecast. i see blue skies. >> really the forecast is going to be a steady pattern for sunday as well. we'll talk about what it means

at the end of the holiday on monday. live doppler 7hd really a nice picture. we're clear, july. we're not known to get rainfall. most spots pick up no measurable reason so rain is not the issue. we're seeing what we see in july, that marine layer trying to make its presence known. so good amount of sunshine today but those clouds will move back in, and especially the push around the bay and inland spots tonight. right now, 68 in oakland. 82 in san ramon, san jose, cool for july as 78. 61 in san francisco. the warm spot right now on the match, antioch, temperature of 88. overnight tonight you do notice the fog on the coast but the marine layer is thickening. areas like concord and livermore who may not have seen the clouds this morning will see it tomorrow morning, fairfield, south into san jose, santa rosa, starting temperature of 50.

let go hour-by-hour and show you the marine layer thickening, pushing inland. sunday morning, first thing, most of news the bay area waking up to low clouds. by 10:00 it really pulls back to the coast. a quick amount of sunshine except for the coast, like today. those clouds are going to linger for much of sunday. highs similar to today. 63, san francisco, 83, concord. 69, oakland. 81 san jose, santa rosa, a temperature of 78 degrees. one thing to keep in mine if you are headed to the coast through monday, we do have the combination of strong rip currents but very cold ocean water temperatures. that means take extra caution if you are headed to area beaches. folks at the beaches in santa cruz, live look, limited sunshine. a lot of low clouds and we'll duplicate that picture on sunday.

temperatures in the mid-50s to mid-60s, and strong rip currents, so swim near lifeguards. july 4th, that picture of morning clouds pull back for afternoon sunshine. but those coastal clouds will linger and that means for monday evening, they're going to push back in along the coast and right now unfortunately for the fireworks around san francisco, a potentially even into oakland, it does look like the forecast is calling for that fog to make its way to the golden gate straits. welcome to beagler july. fog is either our friend or our enemy on the fourth of july for the fireworks. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. fog to sunshine tomorrow. coastal clouds pulling back into the bay monday evening. tuesday, breezy afternoon. watch what happens wednesday and thursday. we're calling it cool for july around here, temperatures below normal. then friday, and saturday, next weekend, the temperatures will rebound back to average. right now the early call, fair amount of fog headed our way for

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>> due to the inclement weather at wimbledon -- that's for you, drew -- tomorrow's usual rest day will have matches but today was a continuation of the match

between novak djokovic, and san francisco native sam query. query at the net. jokes joke slam his forecast. now querrey down 5-4. djokovic trying to even the match but with another mistake on break point, evens the set. then the third rain delay halted play again. when the play resumed querrey did not look backment wins in fourth sets as the joker goes wide. two days, four total rain delays. he is the first american to beat the number one seed since andre agassi in 2007. >> so amazing, one of the best -- on his way to being the best ever so he is memory tough.

>> place and time to talk about it. the opponent is -- was playing very high level and deserves to win. >> djokovic's loss, good news for england's andy murray. now the favorite to win another wimbledon title. he murray with an ace on match point right there. and he wins in straight sets. to the women's side. third round for american madison key questions taking on alise coronet. she was in control in the final set. up 4-2. a big forehand winner here down the line and keyes advances. espn's sources are reporting that dallas mavericks intend to sign warriors restricted free agent harrison.

barnes. the warriors, match the contract but will only do it if they don't get kevin durant. i'm harrison? see ya. take the money and run. on the pga tour, bridgestone invitational in akron, ohio. look away warrior fans. the trophy block tuesday cleveland. scott piercey, eagle chip from the bunker, tied for the lead at 5-under hard. david lingmirth, tied for the lead after this but a bogey on 16 has him one back. piercy will play with jason day, three birdies, two boths, long birdie on 15, co-leader 59-under. soccer, quarterfinals. germany and italy. went to penalty kicks. 18 total shots taken, seven missed or blockerred. the germany keeper and -- germany's hector converts his shot, and the defending world

cup champion, germany, moves on to the semifinals. they'll face iceland or france. harrison barnes is in limbo with the dubs and could develop into a top flight player with another team. going to be tough if the warriors don't get durant and harrison goes away. >> that's the nightmare scenario. thank you. ahead, an unusual journey of 3,000 miles one step at a time when abc7 news at 5:00 returns.

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>> at 6:00, new fallout today in the scandal involving a woman who says she had sex with police officers when she was under age. the new effort to keep state beaches clean. right now a school teacher from southern california is attempting to make history. the goal is to run 3,000 miles to new york city in less than 69 days which would break a world record. she has to run 60 miles a day, the equivalent of two mons

a a day every day for two months. good luck with questioned by the fbi. the 3 1/2-hour interview that could shape the path to the presidency. where it happened, what comes next, and what donald trump is saying right now. the 12-hour siege. 20 hostages killed, an american college student among the dead. the chilling demand from the terrorists in those final moments, and the rescue operation caught on camera. the images just coming in. the airport screening turned violent. how did this happen at the security checkpoint? the chase topping a 100 miles per hour. the driver outrunning police. you'll never believe who was behind the wheel. and, home alone -- the kids who hid and called for help. >> they're coming, they're coming. >> how their quick thinking stopped burglary suspects in