neighborhoods going on. people locked out. police arrested one of two suspects here this is video from sky 7. that suspect on a stretcher. we don't know how he wound up on the stretcher. there were reports there was a shoot-out. no confirmation from police as to whether there were shots fired or not. that resulted in this. a house to house search as they look for awe second suspect who police describe as a hispanic male adult 24 years old, 5'11" with long dark hair wear a black shirt. this drama did not begin in calistoga. that was windsor over the mountain earlier this afternoon when the suspects allegedly robbed a bank and shot a 55-year-old guard at least three times. we have no word here about his condition. police tell us there were at least two ak-47s involved. here in napa now, police are canvassing neighborhoods looking

for that second suspect. they say the last sighting that have suspect was in a creek. lita jackson, you live in that house down there. can you get in. >> no, we live in the mobile home park next door. it's blocked off. >> reporter: what's it like knowing there may be a suspect near where you live? >> it's a little scary. i don't want to look at it like that. i want to think this is kind of different. it's almost like hollywood. like a movie. >> reporter: it's real. >> but it isn't. you know? and so you know, it will probably hit me a little later about what really happened. >> reporter: if you were at home right now. >> i would probably be armed. >> reporter: so the manhunt continues here in calistoga. thank you. we'll have more when we have more. meantime, track's moving slowly. locked down. police in the air. police on ground. suspect still at large. napa county, wayne freedman,

abc7 news. >> thank you so much. of course, we continue to keep an eye on that and we'll keep you posted. authorities looking for information about the death of a woman whose body was found at a east bay park. a family discovered the body of 27-year-old dera toeun on july 2nd at lone tree point. investigators say she may have been hanging out at a homeless camp near the area. now to a mystery in vallejo. elvira babb has been missing nearly two weeks. her faly is making a direct appeal in the hopes maybe she's watching. >> so you can hear me, i want you to fight and be strong because we are going to find you soon. >> three more suspects were rained today in this case. news reporter leslie brinkley is in solano county with the latest. >> i'm hoping and praying she's held somewhere and that we're going to find her. or they're looking for the right time to let her go.

>> reporter: her son is the one who got the chilling tempt message june 30th sent from his mom's phone ordering him to pay $60,000 in ran some and threatening to kill her. >> i thought it was a joke. >> reporter: when she didn't respond, he went to her apartment and found hershey wah wah daddy inside. he ruminated over calling the police. the next day he did. he will vir are babb was well liked. >> in fact, we had a grief counselor come in and support the staff yesterday. >> reporter: her son says his mom was bankrupt after the police press conference, a close friend shared these cell phone photos and told abc7 news one of the suspects emmanuel espinoza who was arraigned yesterday actually lived in her apartment for years with her daughter. police would not elaborate. three more suspects were arraigned in solano county court this afternoon on kidnapping for ransom charges. lovely rose awl, larry brown and one who told the judge he was an

innocent by tander. for all, bail was set at $1 million. >> because of the public safety factor in this case, the victim is still outstanding. pa. >> reporter: it's a race against time to find her alive. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. a danville resident faces accusations of trafficking child pornography on web. police arrested 27-year-old nicolas thurston at his home today. a grand jury indict him last week. prosecutors claim he ran a website that showed images of a 9-year-old engaged in sexual acts. they suspect him of breaking into the cloud accounts of women and girls he knew to try to steal revealing pictures of them. a south bay man faces 15 counts of grand theft in what authorities are calling a sweetheart scam. joel huynh tricked numerous women into giving him more than $200,000. so far, seven victims have been identified. investigators believe there may

be more. the san francisco lawmakers are poised to give final an probable to what will be the strictest ban in the nation on styrofoam products. news reporter carolyn tile ser live outside city hall with details on this. >> reporter: well, dan, this is the kind of paper-based product that city officials believe is safer and more environmentally friendly than what's on the chopping block, styrofoam. it's called polystyrene but most people know it as styrofoam primarily used to keep drinks hot or cold and packing insulation. it doesn't decompose easily and can crumble creating an environmental challenge. >> it's a problem from litter on streets and in the storm drains and into the bay and into marine environment. >> reporter: since 2007, san francisco has prohibited food takeout containers made of styrofoam. now the president of the board of supervisors london breed

wants a ban and the sale of other products from coolers to egg cartons and packing peanuts. alternatives like this are available. >> we need to to be focusing here in the city and county of san francisco on getting to zero waste. we made a commitment to do that. >> reporter: the legislation was unanimously passed on the first go round and needs a second vote before it goes to the mayor. but the styrofoam industry may sue. a representative told me the ban will not reduce waste. since it will copy to enter the city at the same rate as before. but breed hopes the measure will start a nationwide trend. a couple of san francisco grocery stores we delked with say they've already pulled the containers off the shelves and for those that haven't, there's still time. >> we will pushed that back to start july 1st, 2017. >> all other styrofoam products would be banned beginning january 1st.

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc news. livermore police hope to solve two mysteries tonight. one who owns an injured cat and two, who shot it with an arrow. take a look at the cat which is recovering. in a pet hospital. detectives say someone found him injured on honey suckle road last thursday. the cat has black fur, medium sized. the person who shot the cat could face animal krutty charges. berkeley may lose its only emergency room and hospital by 2030. tonight the city council will vote whether to ask sutter health to keep it open. abc7 news is live at berkeley hall with what's at stake here. >> reporter: hey, dan. in about an you're hour, the nurses association will rally on steps of berkeley city hall. the city council will meet tonight to formally oppose the planned closure.

ultimate ta bates hospital in berkeley is more than 100 years owed. california's hospital act says old buildings must be seismically retrofitted by 2030. sutter health has told hospital staff rebuilding on the current site is not feasible. >> the closure of this hospital would leave an enormous hole in our community. >> ann gaveler works at the hospital as a nurse. she says losing the 441 beds al ta bates has to offer would not only impact berkeley but albany, richmond, and el cerrito. >> the suggestion is you have three beds for every 1,000 people in the community and right now, i believe we're at about two beds snl chris would goington says she may be using this earthquake requirement as a excuse to save money and con saldate services. sutter says our goal is bring all of our expertise under one roof. >> we're happy to meet with

anybody from sutter. personally, i have asked hem to rescind their decision and come into this with clean hands. and make a decision based on data. >> he says sutter has not shared its engineering or financial feasibility studies with the city. the oakland summit camp business is less than three miles away from alta bates but having a local hospital is important to many berkeley residents. >> think what if i have a heart attack? where do they take me. it means minutes more can be life or death. >> lee and melendez, abc7 news. san jose's police chief makes a call for change. >> and every police officer ends their shift and gets home safely to their families. >> what seems like a simple goal takes on new meaning after the killings in dallas next. >> plus biking has more head injuries than any other sport. the bike helmets that can save your leaf. >> the summer sizzle will be

returning. i'm news meteorologist sandy patel. we'll take a look at those temperatures coming up. >> and from alcatraz to the golden gate and beyond, a new park promises stunning views of the wno family today nana? no traditional sunday pancake breakfast mimi? they usually show up just about this time, don't they? oh well, i'm sure something came up. you have heard about denny's new pancakes though... 50% fluffier more vanilla-ier... but surely they're not at denny's right now.... surely. are denny's new pancakes fluffier, tastier, better than yours? only you can decide.

let's update that breaking news now in the north bay. a shelter in place order is in effect in calistoga as police search for an armed robbery suspect accused of shooting a security guard during a robbery. as you look from live sky 7 hd, you can see this parking we're where authorities are using this as a staging area in their search, and that helicopter that police helicopter there a key part of that search. we're told one suspect is in custody but authorities are searching for another man considered armed and dangerous after what began as a robbery near the safe way on brooks road south of windsor turned into this search. we'll continue 0 keep you updated as you look live from

sky 7 hd. that helicopter now taking flight to continue the search. >> today in dallas, a tribute to those in blue who haust their lives became a moment of unity during a divide time. >> ♪ >> an interfaith memorial service was held to honor five officers shot and killed last thursday. former president george bush and president obama spoke during the service. >> i believe our sorrow can make us a better country. i believe our righteous anger can be transformed into more justice and more peace. >> in a sign of unity, republican ted cruz arrived in dallas aboard air force one. still the threat of violence was present in the mind of officers. "washington post" reports police at the memorial service checked for escape routes. >> as people gathered in dallas to honor the murdered officers, community leaders in san jose called for unity and healing at an event also attended by the

city's police chief. >> he news reporter chris nguyen joins us live with more. chris? >> reporter: and those people came from all walks of life. they met here in downtown san jose to share their concerns. for many of them, it was a very hope, honest and personal experience. in san jose, anger over the recent officer involved shootings nationwide, yet sadness over men in blue who decided while serving others in dallas, texas. >> we're anti-injustice. we want people to be held accountable. >> reporter: inside the african-american service agency in afternoon, resident chandra lopez brooks voiced her frufgs. >> we need to to stop talking what we're going to change and do something about it. to me it's empower. we're going to get it done this time. >> reporter: worried about the country her he young son is growing up in. >> i'm scared for my life and i'm scared for my family.

if they're going to one day they don't come home. >> reporter: tt fear along with the desire to discuss solutions brought these community leaders together. police chief eddie garcia was there. >> it's important for us to have difficult conversations in community meetings and talk to the community what their fears for. equally important is for them to understand our fears. >> since the start of the year, san jose police have handled 2,067 calls where weapons where is involved. >> we're bring ing inprocedural justice to the department. we're bringing bias based policing to the department. >> a community forum is planned for thursday evening at the mexican heritage center. it's not just enough to have a community forum and for people to cry and be upset and scream about the problems. it's about what can we do to come together to address these issue. >> reporter: with the hope san jose's best days are yet to come. chris nguyen, abc7 news. a marin county sheriff's dependent did a great job

helping a missing girl find her family. the department sent out this tweet today showing the girl with her mom and the deputy who reunited nem. the deputy says the girl and a mother went on a walk and somehow the girl got away from her mother and made her way to highway 1. she didn't speak english. deputy used his iphone and google's translation software and called a relative in denmark to help communicate with account girl. finally they were able to call mom. a happy and safe ending. planning is under way 0 transform a former reservoir into one of san francisco's most beautiful parks. this is the site of the old san francisco reservoir. right now it's overgrown with weeds and sections blocked off. but the area has spectacular views of the bay and the golden gate bridge. for years residents held fund raidsers to transform the space into a park. now it's close to reality. plans for the 4 1/2 slight include sloping lawns and a

playground. >> in less than two you're hours cal france will close two lanes lanes of the san mateo bridge in order to make permanent repairs to the deck. crews will repair a hole that open up in the westbound deck just east of the high rise section last month. one lane will close at 7:00 p.m. a second will close at 10:00. beneath will stay nutdown till tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. in time for the morning commute. the closure will happen for the next five nights. >> bicycling can be dangerous. some helmets are better than others. albert finney partnered up with consumer reports to find the best. >> reporter: elliott scott loves biking. two years ago, he could lieded at 30 miles an hour with a fellow biker sending him flying through the air. >> the impact was hard. many bones broke in my body and my head came down rather hard on the pavement. >> reporter: consumer reports tested 14 adult sized helmets

this year to see how well they resist impact and absorb force. the chinstraps and buckles were also tested. for stretching or breaking. consumer reports checked for ventilation, too. by judging air flow at high speeds. some of the helmets have are a special technology a especially lining which claims to reduce force when impacted as the an angle. consumer reports says it may lower the risk of traumatic brain injury. >> we found it can reduce rotational force by 25 to 43%. >> consumer reports recommends three nips equipped helmet, the scott ars plus for $125, the bell gauge for $195 and the bell draft for $60. >> we also found some very good helmets without mips. >> consumer reports best buys include the bell draft for $40,

within intercept for $22. it's essential to always wear a helmet. just ask heiot into if i didn't have it on, i'm pretty sure i would have been killed. >> ike michael finney, 7 on your side. >> always wear the helmet. let's take a look what the forecast holds for the next few days. >> meteorologist sandhya patel has the latest for us. >> how about a one word, hot for the next couple days. out here right now, it is just so comfortable and so mild. it's going to stay that way in san francisco but not the case inland. live doppler hd, we'll talk about what's going on right now. the coast is clear. the fog we had earlier burned off. a live picture from our bridge camera showing you a chamber of commerce day. 68 oakland. san jose at 76 degrees. 61 in half moon bay. a lovely view from our tower camera. a small craft advisory through

late wednesday night but not for the san francisco bay. it is warm santa rosa. 87. napa 77. livermore 83. this is where you'll want to go. santa cruz beach if you don't like hot weather. spare the air alert up for tomorrow. we do have i heat alert for inland areas on thursday. advanced warning it is going to get hot. prepare accordingly. a live look at a little bit of a hazy sky there. air quality will suffer. poor air quality for the inland east bay tomorrow. moderate elsewhere. so the air district is encour e encouragiencourag encouraging you to use transit or walk. patchy fog near the coast at 7:00. patchy fog going into your morning commute. it's limited at 5:00 a.m. it burns off quickly. just about everyone will be enjoying sunny skies by afternoon. certainly blue skies everywhere. tomorrow morning starting out with the fog. temperatures in the 50s from the coast to inland. inland areas start out clear and

was we take a look at our summer microclimates you'll see 635 in half moon bay tomorrow. the sea breeze in downtown san francisco coming in. oakland 76 degrees. inland areas will get warm. walnut creek 94. it is downtown right hot in antioch up to 98 degrees for tomorrow. take a look at the rest of your highs for wednesday. 85 san jose. 82 milpitas, 83 sunnyvale. not too hot. on the peninsula, 3 in redwood city, 65 in half moon bay. downtown san francisco 6 degrees. in the north bay, 90 santa rosa. 82 vallejo. mid-70s berkeley oakland, 82 fremont. inland spots a hot day. 92348 antioch. 96 in livermore. 97 in fairfield. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. heating up inland for your

wednesday, mid 60s to upper 90s. we 0 have that heat alert for thursday. 100 is expected inland. so just plan accordingly. mid 60s coast. still hot inland on friday. towards the weekend, you will notice the temperatures dropping sunday, cooler afternoon, mid 80s inland. low 60s coast side. sunday through tuesday we'll be back down to a mild pattern. till then, a few days of the summer heat. stay hydrated. find some shade. >> thank you so much. >> the warriors welcomed their newest member. what he left behind to play for us. >> plus the new truth about vincent van gogh. what uc berkeley find out about one of the most famous incidents? world history. >> at 5:30, world news with david muir. >> the urgent manhunt right now. the new reward. a serial shooter in an american city. also at least four tornadoes reported, one an ef-2 up to 125 mile-an-hour winds.

presidents obama and bush honoring fers in dallas. the emotional tribute. >> new at 6:00, the numbers problem the long-term impact from the recession on value you have some bay area homes. mayb

a powerful telescope is revealing the interior of the orion nebula in greater detail than before. it is 1300 light years away. new pictures reveal it's home to far more objects than thought. there are failed stars, possibly even a planet. astronomers say they may have to rethink their models of its stellar evolution. it appears the mystery of vincent van gogh's infamous ear incident has been involved. the answer was at uc berkeley. berkeley's bancroft library holds hundreds of documents that document the life of that famous artist. one special document reveals van gogh did not cut off only his

ear lobe but his entire left ear. the artist's doctor shows where the cut was made a dotted line. that letter will be on display at the van gogh museum in amsterdam this friday. >> the chance of winning a championship proved more important than riches for the warriors newest player. a few hours ago, the team introduced zaza pachulia. his one-year contract today is worth $2.9 million. that's far less than what he could have gotten with other teams. but that's okay with pachulia. >> kind of paying extra attention to this team and details and so i think my game is definitely going to fit this team. >> the warriors will need him to fill the void left by the departure of andrew bogut. pachulia had perhaps his best season with the mavericks arching nine points and nine rebounds per game. >> impressive.

still ahead, you know about google street view, right? but check this out. it can't compare to sheep view. >> i

the abc7 news ap on the go on your schedule. on one screen. all the weather, track, and news that lives where you live. coming up tonight on abc7 news at 6:00, we are keeping an eye on breaking news in calistoga. sky 7 hd is live at police search for the person suspected of robbing an armored car in windsor. these are live pictures. we'll bring you the latest from the scene. >> plus, how much a firefighter who was reportedly drunk on duty is costing the city of san francisco. >> also, how oakland could change the way it recruits new cops while it tries to recover from a series of scandals. >> meet the marin county donald trump support other who mailed a check and message to hillary clinton's campaign. >> all of that coming up on abc

news at 6:00. >> many of us, of course, use google street view to explores exotic places without having to leave home. >> the street view team has not visited the remote pharaoh islands in the ocean. >> residents are setting up their own views using sheep mounting cameras to the animals and uploading results to google. >> residents are hoping people everywhere can experience the island's landscapes through sheep view instead of google street view. >> the pharaoh islands complies an aautonomous country part of the kingdom of denmark. the 1 islands sit between iceland and norway awe 00 miles from denmark. >> clever marketing idea. >> thank you so much for joining us this evening. world news tonight" with david muir is next. >> i'm ama daetz. >> from all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> we will see you again at 6:00 as we leave you with a live look

outside. >> tonight, two presidents honoring the fallen. president obama saying of those dallas officers, when bullets started to fly, they did not flinch. president bush, first ladies michelle obama and laura bush there, too. and the standing ovation for that police chief in dallas. also tonight, the urgent manhunt under way right now. a serial shooter on the loose in an american city. authorities say seven dead and the new reward tonight. at least four tornadoes reported, one an ef-2. winds up to 125 miles per hour. and more severe weather coming. the long awaited endorsement. bernie sanders now says hillary clinton must be our next president. and then, what was caught on mike. as donald trump tonight demands an apology from supreme court