chris? >> reporter: it's a milestone more than two years in the making. the chief called it a significant step, one that he hopes will improve relationships in the community. tonight, san jose police will send out a first wave of police officers equipped with body cameras. >> when individuals make contact with the police, and their perception of what occurred differs from what the police department says that occurs, we're going to know what actually is the truth. >> reporter: these officers will be the first to use the new technology after going through a four-our training this afternoon. jason reyes lost his cousin in an officer involved shooting last weekend in east san jose. >> it keeps the police officers accountable. >> reporter: but some question if body cameras will make much of a difference. 2 1/2 years ago, antonio guzman

was shot by police. that department had body cameras, but the footage was not released. gomez's common law partner has made it her mission to demand transparency. >> i've got to learn how to push forward and bring all these negative emotions and bring something positive that's the only way i can keep his memory alive. >> reporter: the program will cost $4.4 million over the next five years. profess jor jeff guise sees the cameras as a valuable training tool. >> cadetks look at these recordings and see what was done right or wrong. i think that's good thing. >> reporter: the majority of the police department should be outfitted by the end of the year. officer also be required to activate the cameras in almost every police call. chris nguyen, "abc7 news." police officers from san francisco, richmond, and concord

traveled to dallas today to pay their respects to the five officers shot and killed by a sniper last week. they were among the crowd of law enforcement from across the country attending funerals for three of the fallen officers this afternoon. spouses, partners, and family members said a final goodbye to officer brett to haveson, he and corporal lorne ahrens were among those ambushed. the killings after the police shot and killed two black men in minnesota and louisiana sparking protests across the country. today, the son of the louisiana man killed begged for unity. >> everyone needs to approach this with the right way, with peace. no violence, none whatsoever. >> dallas police officer michael krol's funeral is on friday. at the white house today, president obama brought together

activists, faith leaders, politicians and law enforcement officers to have a conversation about ways to keep people safe and rebuild community trust. the police chief from vacaville was among those at the meeting. >> today wasn't just a conversation, it was truly looking at one of the strategies, where we need to put resources. >> the chief works with the 21st century police task force group. tomorrow, david muir will moderate a town hall meeting with president obama as he addresses the national conversation about race, policing, and how we can bridge the divide. the president and the people airs tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on abc 7. a chp motorcycle officer went down during a pursuit of a speeding driver today. that officer is expected to be okay and the driver was caught near the crash scene. you can see a big backup on 80 as all east bound lanes were

closed during the investigation. we also saw several overheated cars on the shoulder. lanes we opened just after 4:00 this afternoon. a person of interest has been detained following a homicide in alameda county this afternoon. the deadly shooting took place in an area known as cherry land. leeann? >> reporter: someone has been detained and you're right, that someone is being referred to as a person of interest. now, investigators for the alameda county sheriff's department are pretty sure they have the right person based on a number of witnesses and based on surveillance video. now, let's show you from sky 7 hd, it happened around 1:00 this afternoon. the red pickup truck is the victim's car. he was waiting for the light to turn green and he was about to make a left turn. he was then approached by a man

on foot who then shot him execution style. he was shot several times. now, ground video this time of a person in that white car is crucial. they were behind the victim's car and were able to give a really good description of the shooter. >> we're trying to see what is the correlation between the person that we have detained and our victim, was this a targeted, purposeful murder or was this some type of road rage or some type of encounter that led to gun violence? >> reporter: and they are still looking for that gun. the person detained did not have a gun on him. now, the victim we are told is described as a hispanic male in his 30s. i'm live in alameda county, leeann melendez, "abc7 news." >> thank you very much. we are learning tonight of a

vietnam veteran's heroic actions. mikhail rushed to the side of a armored truck guard who had just been shot several times in windsor. the robbers set off and he rushed to help the wounded guard. he was able to stop the bleeding until paramedics arrived. >> he was laying on the ground saying, i'm dying, i'm dying, i'm going to die. and i basically said, you're talking, so that's good. >> the two suspects were later captured in napa county. the first was taken into custody on a stretcher. an officer rammed a patrol car into him after the suspect shot at the officer. after hours of searching, a chp chopper found the second suspect in a creek bed. a joint team of federal agents and police flooded an east oakland neighborhood looking for thieves who burglarized a couple of gun

stores. the agents may still be out search thing evening and the case may have links to a spate of gun store heights across northern california, including here in the bay area. eric thomas has the story. >> two suspects. >> reporter: that was walter ford's reaction after watching surveillance video of thieves breaking into his gun store. at around 4:30 this morning, they backed an suv into the doors and climbed in. but the pickings were slim. >> it was an ak-47 that was taken. >> we lock you our guns up every night. so all they got was run rifle that was on the gun smith's workbench, so i'm not sure it was functional. >> reporter: police knew they were looking for a honda with this license number and found it near 68th and macarthur in

oakland. >> they stopped the traffic and they disappeared. the bus stopped coming, they turned people around going the opposite direction. >> reporter: evidence technicians hauled it away. in a joint operation, police and federal agents are investigating whether the robbery is connected with one this morning in fulsome that netted two dozen hand guns. thieves jumped a fence and broke a window at this gun store. all together, 240 guns were stolen in all these heists. police won't say much about the investigation except they and the feds are working together. >> this is another instance where the oakland police department partnered in collaboration with outside the department and agencies. >> reporter: eric thomas, "abc7 news." two people will have to find

another mace to stay tonight because their house caught fire near between peaks in san francisco. jeremy daget and carla kirsten shared these of all that smoke. sky 7 hd shows us this damage to a home there. no one was hurt. the former stanford university swimmer convicted of sexual assault is being required to get drug and alcohol counseling after he was caught lying about his high school habit. in june, a judge sentenced him to six moments after he was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. take a look at the smug shot of draymond green released today. according to a police report, green slapped michigan state football player jermaine ed

monson on sunday night after they exchanged words at a bar the night before. the report says green approached edmonson on sunday and tried to talk to him. green addressed the issue last night. >> it will be resolved really quickly, and, you know, as a public figure, i just can't put myself in certain situations. so it's something that i learned from and will move on. >> green will not have to appear in court next week to face charges after entering a plea of not guilty. well, much more to come. the russian liver is backing up, which is a rather strange event in summertime. >> it's not because of nature. it turns out the fish like it, too. >> i'm spencer christian. heat is intensifying. i'll showout when things will cool down.

i'm larry beil in los angeles at the espy awards. my animated conversation with charles barkley is coming up. and you can watch the espys right here only on abc 7 at 8:00 p.m. and larry will have live reports of all the bay area athletes on "abc7 news" at 11:0

this is "abc7 news." countless times over the years, we've reported flooding along the russian river. today, the story is about an intentional flooding project as "abc7 news" reporter wayne

freedman reports, it has fishy byproducts. >> reporter: unless you travel the russian river by canoe, you'll never see this. a construction project along the water's edge. >> it's a big u-shape. >> reporter: the function at of a fish ladder, a very unusual fish ladder, complete with windows 3 1/2 inches thick. >> 3.6 inches actually. >> reporter: and now it's begun to fill after the inflation of a dam just above. >> this is a very normal operation for us in the summertime. >> reporter: this is just a trickle by russian river standards. in winter, the water would be over my head, as high as our news van up there. here's how it looks in wintertime. troublesome? yes. but the water also charges underground auk whicher ifs. the problem is, that surface water dries up, so the district

built a dam to create artificial floods. >> instead of having a surface water treatment plant, we use the ground to treat our water. >> reporter: but it comes at a price. to comply with the endangered species act, the district spent $12.5 million on its fish ladder. last week it began filling for the first time with immediate results. >> about 12 inches. >> reporter: when was that? >> this morning. >> reporter: then this steelhead appeared, smile for the camera. if you build it, the fish will come. even in summer. wayne freedman, "abc7 news." >> the zika virus could be hidden by other viruses. a researcher has developed an advanced dna profiling technique that can identify co-infections of zika with other viruses all in one test. other mosquito spread viruses

could cause similar symptoms, which match the zika virus and can cause it to be missed by a doctor. not everyone is happy about a planned mosquito fogging later tonight in san jose. begin at 11:00, the district will fog, which they say is a safe and effective meed to to get rid of mosquitos. >> for you and i and anything much bigger than a house fly, there's not enough active indprei ingredient in these products to hurt us. >> they urge people to close their windows and doors and keep pets inside while the fogging trucks roll through. tomorrow, another spare the air alert will be in alert. it is the seventh time this year

an alert has been issued. commuters are encouraged to car pool or use public transportation to try to reduce the smog we produce. a new experiment tonight by the city of san francisco means getting to the top of twin peak also be a little different now. the change is a roadway redesign launched today by sfmta. the goal, make it safer for people who walk and bike to the scenic overlook. a portion of the eastern stretch, highlighted in green, will now just be for bikes, no cars. the western side in blue is converted from one way to a two-way street for vehicles. there's been opposition from tour bus companies, though. pedestrians and bicyclists like it. >> it's wide and it's nice. a nice spot. so it will be good. >> this is a two-year test

project, but it could bece permanent. if you're a fan of abc shows, like we are, of course, you'll want to download the abc app. it's a great way to watch abc programs like "general hospital" and "abc7 news" any time on your phone or tablet. the abc app has more choices for binge watching, including throwback shows. full seasons of shows are just a tap away. the abc app has original digital series, so download the abc app through apple's app store and google play. some features require cable or satellite so keep that in mind. hi, spencer. >> as you probably know, a hot day inland and a couple more coming our way before things cool down. here's live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies right now across the bay area, with the exception of just a little bit of coastal fog developing south of the golden gate.

how about the 24-hour temperature change. it is 13 degrees warmer than it was at this hour yesterday in livermore. and 10 or 11 degrees warmer in many other inland locations. this is the view from our east bay hills camera. we're seeing almost no trace of a marine layer. 66 degrees here in san francisco. mountain view 79. 85 in san jose. 82 in morgan hill. 59 at half moon bay. here's look at clear skies over the golden gate as we check out some other temperatures. 93 in santa rosa. napa 84. mid 90s in fairfield and concord. tomorrow will be our second consecutive spare the air day, as air quality is decling. hot inland the next two days. we'll probably see triple digits inland once again.

starting 7:00 this evening, we'll see areas of fog developing. and then tomorrow afternoon, we'll have sunny skies over the bay and inland. but some fog will linger along the coastline tomorrow. lows tonight in the mid to upper 50s. we may see low 50s in the north bay. tomorrow's high, we'll see highs up to or above 100 degrees. 99 at fairfield. many inland locations with highs in the 90s. once again, tomorrow is a spare the air day and the poorest air quality is expected in the east bay. friday another hot day inland. the heat will hold on there, but will get a cooler pattern on saturday. cooling continues on sunday, with breezy conditions near the

coast. so relief is on the way, but it's a couple days away. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see our temperatures will drop from mid to upper ninths to right around 90 or below. sunday through wednesday look for a cooler than average weather pattern. the aids walk of san francisco is only four days away, july 17th at golden gate park. call to register or go online. i want to thank the members of s.i.r., sons in retirement branch in richmond for having me as a guest luncheon figure. just a good time all around. >> i've spoke to so many s.i.r. groups over the years and they're great audiences. >> thanks, spencer.

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first nonstop night between sfo and china. the flight took off around 2:30 this afternoon. it will take nearly 13 hours to reach its destination. the city in china is gaining a reputation as the silicon valley of china. this is one of five new international routes united is adding from sfo. the end of tesla's resale guaranty, they used to promise owners their cars would be worth more than three years than comparable cars like bmw and mercedes. the electric cars are holding value better than expected, but the autopilot system is under investigation because it was found to be in use during a deadly crash. today, tesla's stock dropped nearly a percentage point. the dow and s&p 500 each continued to set new records. wall street really on a roll,

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc7 news." more than a quarter million cars drive this stretch of interstate 880 every day, and soon the commute could get smarter. >> and by smarter, caltrans means faster and safer. that's the goal of a project of

the i-80 smart core. >> going into effect on i-80, and here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. >> laura anthony has more. >> reporter: today was just a test run, but these are a sign of things to come on the i-80 corridor, the most congested stretch of freeway in the bay area. at least during morning commute areas. after years of planning and construction, a new i-80 smart corridor will go live. a process that will occur in stages over the next two months. it's the first of its kind in california. >> it has all of the elements in it. all of them together is going to be very helpful. >> reporter: the idea is to use technology to reduce congestion with realtime information relayed to drivers through a series of electronic signs, on the freeway and on detours, like

san pablo avenue, will green lights will be extended, if necessary, to keep cars moving. >> it is going to provide information to drivers about which lanes are opened or closed, as they approach an incident scene. >> reporter: it includes meter lights that adapt to traffic conditions. there are four to five accidents per day on the accident, causing 25% of the congestion. >> a lot of times when we have an incident, a lot of our goal is to direct traffic around that. we use that with flare patterns or patrol cars. so that could be key. >> reporter: for all the good intentions, the smart corridor will only work if drivers pay attention to the signs. caltrans plans to have the system fully functionable by labor day. changes are in the works for bay bridge in an effort to speed up the drive across that span.

the bay area hired a company to lead the effort to upgrade the bridge's metering light system. the current system dates back to 1974, and the upgrade will include realtime algorithms, designed to reduce traffic jams. emergency crews rushed to the gintech building today in south san francisco. two workers were taken to a hospital as a precaution, but officials said the chemical spill was not a public safety threat. there were no evacuations. the number of charges doubled today against a man accused of killing cats in the south bay. a group called justice for our cats held a rally outside a court hearing for robert farmer. he's now charged with mutilating or killing 21 cats in san jose. pet owners have gathered outside

every one of his hearings and were stunned by today's additional counts. >> it takes your breath away. oh, my god, that many. how could there be that many? how can he continue to do this? it blows your mind. >> farmer pleaded not guilty to the earlier challenges. he now faces up to 16 years in prison. on the campaign trail today, hillary clinton spoke from springfield, illinois about the need to unite our country. clinton was at the old statehouse, which is where in 1858, lincoln delivered his famous speech that a house divided cannot stand. >> the challenges we face today do not approach those of lincoln's time. not even close. and we should be very clear about that. but recent events have left people across america asking hard questions about whether we are still a house divided. >> for the first time ever, mattel is offering a pair of

barbie dolls representing a president and vice president. the toy company has never made them as a pair of women. in less than a week the republican national convention will begin in cleveland. "abc7 news" will have reporters covering both events live. so be sure to join us for that coverage. at a preliminary meeting for the convention today, the chairman of the republican national committee tried to unify republicans to beat hillary clinton. >> the country can't afford a dishonest career flip-flopper, who is chomping at the bit to rubber stamp more of the extreme obama agenda. >> we just learned that donald trump is expected to announce his running mate on friday at 8:00 a.m. our time from manhattan. download the "abc7 news" app so you can get the news as soon as it's announced. the number of pokemon go

downloads almost rivals the number of registered voters in california. the search game has sparked some side businesses. jonathan bloom found people taking advantage of the craze. >> reporter: when he logged on for the ride hailing app, he does another sort of driving. >> high school students so far. >> reporter: we were among his oldest customers as a pokemon driver. his car is equipped with all the right chargers, and he know where is the pokemon are hiding. we tried to be quiet. >> i'll find librarians getting upset because of all the there is sent tecemeteries. >> reporter: when the visitors are busy doing this, it can create other problems. >> of course, what we don't want

is to have people inundating the cemetery and interrupting funerals or visitors. >> reporter: the holly cross cemetery had a meeting after players started showing up at all hours of the day. >> we haven't had any problem with our visitors, but there are cemeteries throughout the country that have had to say no, that this is a non-gaming area. >> reporter: they say if you must play here, be respectful and stay on the main path. there are lots of other places to catch pokemons like the said of the road. >> they realize there's a rare pokemon and they'll be like, stop the car, stop the car. >> reporter: he said his business is growing but -- >> a huge surge of people will get their fix of pokemon and i think that will be it. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, "abc7 news." >> amazing how that thing is catching on. today marked an official changing of the guard in britain. the queen named a new prime minister. >> but all of the attention is

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this is "abc7 news." pop-up restaurants are wildly popular as you probably know in san francisco. and the hottest of them all today was being run by high school students. "abc7 news" was at o'connell high school as students from a culinary class opened up their own pop-up pizzaria on campus. the teacher watched over the would fired oven to make sure everything was done properly and safety. the course also taught students how to run a business. >> it's difficult. but totally worth it. you see the smile on people's faces when they eat it. it's like, wow, i satisfied that person. it's a good feeling. >> customers agree. a lot of them tried the pop-up restaurant today and gave them a

thumbs up. the money they raised will go right back into their culinary program. it's official, britain has a new prime minister. take a look. that's theresa may, before queen elizabeth this morning. may is the queen's 13th prime minister. the queen's first, winston churchill. may takes over the post from david cameron who resigned after six years, following the vote to exit the european union. >> the government stabilize the government under david's leadership, reduced the deficit, and helped more people into work than ever before. >> cameron received a standing ovation in parliament and reassured the nation that downing street's resident cat, larry, would not be evicted. >> larry's got a place to stay. breaking into a car used to take a slim jim. remember those? now it's not so much about breaking in as hacking in. >> michae

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hacking, and a local company that says it has a solution. this at a time when many carmakers still don't believe this is much of a problem. it's like a re-enactment of a mad max movie. this security camera shows a vehicle driving down a san francisco street at night with a person perched on the window sil. the vehicle slows down as it approaches the parked suv. suddenly, the interior of the suv lights up. the window sitter scrambles out of his or her car and into the now unlocked suv. you are witnessing a car hacking. watch as the thief digs through the center console looking for valuables. this suv belongs to a guy we'll call rich. >> i think they learned how to hack the cars, and they're going on a scavenger hunt. >> reporter: i first told you about this three years ago. with these hackers, they were caught on camera in southern

california. since then, through a series of reports, i've shown you car hackers doing their dirty work here in the bay area and across the country. surprisingly, law enforcement has never confiscated one of these electronic hacking devices from a criminal, and that has led to a debate. do the devices really exist? peter york -- >> the police are now aware of this and the car companies are the last one to acknowledge that there's a problem. part of it is because they have no defense right now. >> reporter: peter doesn't that one of the hacking devices either but has something better -- a solution. this device plugs into the on board port located under the dash. it's paired with an app downloaded to a smartphone. when a hacker targets a car, the horn blairs and the lights flash. and the doors will be relocked.

again and again. to override this, your cell phone must be present and connected by bluetooth. and you can get an additional under the hood device that keeps the car from starting. that's all nice, but couldn't these thieves just hack this device, too? >> because they're going the need your cell phone to break our encryption. we use two factor awe thent fi case, you're still going to trigger the alarm and will not be able to start the car. >> reporter: the device sells for $100 and available for preorders now. it's expected to ship within 60 days. for more information on that and to see all my reports on line, go to abc7news.com, click on the section tab, then select 7 on your side. dan? >> thank you so much, michael. >> i think it's going to be a

little too hot to hack. >> spencer is back with the forecast. >> it is going to be hot for a while. here's live doppler 7 hd, showing sunny skies across the bay area. tomorrow, there will be some low clouds and fog along the central coast, but it will be sunny and hospital across much of the state. high temperatures of 103 at chico. 101 in sacramento. 113 in the desert and palm springs. tomorrow, hot inland conditions with highs up to or perhaps above places like antioch, upper 90's in many other location. 80s around the bay. livermore, the high temperature trend looks like this. upper 90s next couple of days. upper 80s on saturday. the entire area will cool down saturday. tomorrow is another spare the air day by the way. cooler air will arrive over the

weekend and fresher, more helpful air, as well. dan and ama? >> spencer, thank you so much. >> larry is down at the espys. rick, what do you have? >> the espies are going on tonight in los angeles. kevin durant going to the warriors and the forming of a super team was the talk of the red

the espys are going on tonight in los angeles. two-time nba most valuable player steph curry is up for best male athlete. steph is also up for best record breaking performance with running back christian mccaffrey. the espys are being held at the microsoft theater. josh donaldson is up for best major league player. ric flair, pro wrestler, and john cena is this year's host. our larry beil was on the red carpet and spoke to the always quotable charles barkley. >> reporter: charles, on behalf of the bay area, we're going to

have to go at it a little bit here. are you ever going to stop hating on the warriors? >> i told you that wouldn't hold up in a seven-game series. so go ahead and tell me i was right. >> reporter: you were right this year. last year was a little different. >> last year they got all the breaks because everybody was hurt. i said if they won this year i would get on my knees and said i was wrong. but they proved my point that that little jump shot wouldn't hold up. >> reporter: if draymond green hadn't got suspended -- >> they lost three games, not one. so don't go there. >> reporter: i can't repute that, but let's talk about durant. the commissioner doesn't like this move. >> nobody likes this. >> reporter: why shouldn't he be able to determine where he plays? >> because we can't have two or three good teams in the nba and the rest stink.

it's great for golden state, it was great for the heat. but as a fan, i would like to see my team have a legitimate chance to win. like those fans at golden state, they're hypocrites. because if steph curry left, they would go crazy, too. so you have to step back and look at the big picture. but these guys, remember, next summer when they're locked out, they're going to realize these owners aren't going to stand for this. this is business. we want everybody to make money. we can't have a couple teams making money. so there's no doubt they'll get locked out next summer. >> reporter: i hope that doesn't happen. >> it's going to happen. >> reporter: we'll see how it plays out. the warriors still have some size issues. the one thing we can agree on, it's going to be compelling television to see how they work together. >> they're going to be successful. they're all terrific players, they're going to be successful. >> that little wrinkly ding team, the warriors have signed

damian jones. details were not announced. he averaged nor than 13 points and 6 rebounds at vanderbilt. he's currently recovering from a torn chest muscle. tom brady will ne's case wa down in federal court to be heard. his only remaining option now is to take his appeal to the supreme court. and the odds of that happening are about as good as me playing center for the warriors next season. >> it doesn't seem like supreme court material. >> i don't think so. a little low on the priority list. join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. coming up, north bay sheriff trying to steal a pot plant hidden in the trees. that's at 9:00. coming up on now new at

11:00, new air b&b backlash. tonight, the startup is facing scrutiny all the way from the nation's capital. so join us for that and more. >> here's the lineup tonight. the espys is the big show at 8:00, followed by "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> and tonight's guest on jimmy is chad johnson and jeff bridges. >> that is our report. look for breaking news on twitter. thank you for your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daets. thank you for joining us tonight.

this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a banking operations manager from vancouver, british columbia, canada... a medical coder from madison, wisconsin... and our returning champion, a management consultant originally from philadelphia, pennsylvania... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our show. two impressive wins in a row for young jason george.

today he faces his second set of challengers -- sue and benn. and, benn, your mom is watching and she wants you to do well. [ laughter ] so let's go to work right now in the jeopardy! round. here are the categories for the three of you... next... followed by... those three letters coming up in each correct response. and finally... jason, start us. "log" jam, $800. benn. what is logarithm? you are right. "log" for $200. jason. what's a clog dance? that's right. "log" jam, $600.