different locations, all within a minute. >> let's get to abc 7 news reporter laura anthony live in fresno for us this evening. laura? >> reporter: hi, kristen. this is still very much a crime scene. i am standing on fulton street in downtown fresno. this is where the shooting rampage ended near catholic charities not far from the courthouse. and other government buildings. police say this man corey ali muhammad went on a shooting rampage just before 11:00 this morning. one that left three men dead. it started a few blocks from here when muhammad fired at one man, we're told missing him with that stray bullet. hitting another man sitting in the passenger side of a pg&e truck, killing that man. from there according to witnesses and the police, he walked a couple more blocks, reloaded a large hand gun and continued firing. the last sick tim hit near here near catholic charities. he was then tackled by a fresno police officer and as he was

being arrested, shouted the arabic term for god is great, allahu akbar. >> we looked at his facebook. we know he has some posts that says that he does not like white people. and also posts that he has expressed some anti-government sentiments. >> reporter: police said they had been searching for muhammad in connection with last thursday's murder of a security guard. that is 25-year-old carl williams outside a motel 6, also here in fresno. now we're back live near downtown fresno. you can see an active crime scene. we have police evidence, technicians out there gathering evidence and though police won't specify a motive, they are saying thipt there is no clear link to terrorism, but there may be indications that this was a hate crime, that as muhammad recently posted, racist

anti-white material on his social media sites including on facebook. we are expecting an update here in fresno within the hour. live in fresno, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thanks so much. we reached out to pg&e about this rampage that killed one of their employees. a spoke gs spokesperson tells us our hearts are very heavy today as we have lost a member of our pg&e family. our thoughts and prayers are with the family of our employee and all those impacted by this tragic event. we sent out a push alert on this breaking news when it happened. our coverage continues right now on the abc 7 news app. you can enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >> the so-called drifters, not the band, but the killers were sentenced today in a marin county courthouse. each of them claimed to be remorseful for the 2015 murders of a canadian tourist and marin county man. each asking for forgiveness from their victims' families. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom. vic, there was no forgiveness offered outside the courthouse

today. >> reporter: remorseful, maybe, forgiveness, maybe notme. it was a tearful day for family and friends of the two murder victims and a day of reckoning for the three killers. the three killers appeared in court facing the victims' families and friends. 19-year-old lila the youngest of the three at the time of the murders. 24-year-old morrison lamply and sean an gol because he'll be in protective custody while serving his sentence. he turns state's witnesses testifying against the two. the three were convicted of murdering canadian back packer audrey kerry in golden gate park during the crime spree two years ago. two days later steve carter of marin county and his dog were shot to death along a hiking trail near fairfax. in court, the emotional painful impact statements from the victims' families. carter, steve's wife. >> you became cold blooded

murderers. so now prepare to pay for it. >> reporter: prosecutor read a letter from audrey kerry's mother who lives in montreal. >> they should serve the highest sentence and i really hope none of them are ever released from prison. >> reporter: the killers had their own statements saying they were remorseful. lila's words to the families. >> i feel so much guilt and shame for the wrongdoing. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> reporter: the reaction outside court. >> it left me with nothing. it pretty much left me with nothing. >> there is no clarification really for whatever punishment they will get. >> reporter: sean got 15 years to life. lila received 50 years. and morrison lamply the actual shooter got 100 years to life.

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> and we are hearing tonight about a missing boy in pleasanton. police there released this picture of daniel romeo. he is 11 years old last seen near lie dick son elementary school. not far from stone ridge shopping center. daniel was wearing a red jacket and blue jeans. if you see him, please call police. >> police are looking for a man who attacked an 11 year old girl on her way to school. the girl told police the man blew a kiss at her and showed her a nude photo of a woman as he -- at 7:50 yesterday morning. the girl ran and hid behind a parked car and called her mom who alerted police. the suspect is described as a white male in his late 30s or early 40s. bald on top with dirty blonde hair on the sides. he was drivin an early 2000 model white suv, possibly a toyota, with a bike rack on top. sky 7 flew over interstate 80 in fairfield while fire

fighters worked for two hours to free a woman from her mangled suv. and looking at this, it is incredible. she suffered only minor injuries. as you can see, a big rig was also involved in the chain reaction crash along westbound 80 fle 80 near the air base parkway. highway patrol officers tell us the suv overturned after a honda hit it. the big rig then smashed into a small car. crews also contained spilled diesel fuel from the truck. >> minor injuries, that is amazing. renters rights advocates made a surprise appearance at silicon valley comic con in san jose. they protested behind apple co-founder steve wozniak as he received a commend asian. the activist showed up because san jose city council members were there. and the city council is holding a meeting tonight on this very issue. it is promising to be a late evening as the issue of evictions take center stage. more now from abc 7 news reporter david louie. >> reporter: san jose has held 12 public meetings about evictions, but this one is the one that counts. that's why the council chambers

are packed with tenants and landlords, each trying to steer the outcome of a proposed ordinance that gives protection to renters that takes away some rights from property owners. >> what do we want? when do we want it? >> now. >> for the past week aggrieved tenants told their stories of being evicted for no cause. some are even engaged in a hunger strike. the council is far from agreement. >> i think this legislation goes a little bit too far. and i think it may even wind up in the courts. >> reporter: the oerngs would make it difficult for landlords to evict tenants without specific causes such as nonpayment of rent, destroying property, or violating terms of a lease. landlords worry their hands will be tied to evict suspected drug dealers and others they deem undesirable. mayor sam liccardo hopes to find a balance. >> we can't have systems that just tell people you have to go to court if you're going to be able to enforce this. and many of our residents of course won't be able to afford an attorney or get access to an attorney. really have the sophistication to navigate a bureaucratic maze.

so, we've got to make it workable. and that's going to be a focus for me. >> it is estimated over 87,000 units will be impacted by the proposed ordinance. do you think they've made up their minds or their minds are still open? >> i think they probably made up their minds already. >> reporter: the council has three options. to accept it, to reject it or send it out for more amendments and/or study. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> and a restaurant has been issued for the former general manager of antioch's robby ranch golf course. 46-year-old kevin fitzgerald is wanted on several charges, including grand theft and insurance fraud. it closed august because of financial trubz. the family had gotten an $800,000 loan for a solar panel project. prosecutors say fitzgerald embezzled some of that money. an arrest warrant has been issued for the san diego based solar contractor who received nearly $700,000 in proceeds from the loan, but never installed the panels.

a new state audit says the dnv is doing a poor job of managing the disabled person placard program. they ensure applications for the placards as well as license plates are legitimate. it found nearly 26,000 placard holders were aged 100 or older. and that the department hasn't cancelled placards for 35,000 people who are probably deceased. >> b.a.r.t. says it may be losing up to $25 million a year to cheaters who jump the fare gates. you've seen these folks. watch closely as a b.a.r.t. rider approaches on the right and then just squeezes past the gates without paying. and then we barely caught this next guy jumping the gate as well. b.a.r.t. says it is already addressed this problem at the pittsburgh bay point station by putting new side gates in. riders will now have to ask the agent to be buzzed in and out. they may hire fare inspectors to

roam trains and check tickets. >> there is a lot of support tonight for giants manager. the team says his health issue he's facing is minor, but it is enough to miss a couple of games. >> we'll explain more about that. also college affordability has got so bad that the state is now stepping in. that story is ahead. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandy a patel. tracking a system that will bring showers back to the bay area hour by hour time line coming up. >> and a musician announces a free concert and you can see the result. we'll tell you who is behind the long line in san jose. >> also here, 7 on your side michael finney looks at the best cell phone

as san francisco giants take to the field tonight in kansas city against the royals, players and fans will likely be thinking of their manager bruce. the team says he had a minor

heart procedure and is resting at home. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live at at&t park with more. melanie? >> reporter: kristen, the fans we spoke with this afternoon hadn't heard the news just yet, but tonight they are sending prayers out to the coach. even when the san francisco giants aren't in san francisco, spotting the team's fans outside at&t park is easy. >> this is one of the shirts i made and it goes great with the hat and the glasses. >> reporter: clearly you are a giants fan. >> clearly, yes, i am a giants fan. >> reporter: tonight many fans are just beginning to learn manager bruce boce had a minor heart procedure in san diego this morning due to an a treeal flutter. two years ago boce had two stents inserted to widen blood vessels that lead to his heart. >> i hope he's okay. this is a big team. he makes great decisions out there so i hope he comes back relaxed and takes care of the heart. >> reporter: the giants say today's procedure was a success. writing in a statement, boce

will be resting comfortably at his home tonight. le rejoin the team in colorado on friday. >> it was just his births day easter. we love you, bruce. we love all the things you did for the team, man. brought us back to redemption. >> reporter: the san francisco giants tweeted, prayers for boch. >> i have to get on my facebook and put a shout out to him. >> reporter: shout outs and prayers for loyal san francisco giants fans as their team's beloved coach recovers. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> the oakland city council is scheduled to vote tonight on the resolution calling for sanctuary workplaces for immigrant workers. supporters say the resolution calls upon employers to establish workplaces where workers are not threatened or discriminated against based on their immigration status. the vote will be preceded by a rally organized by labor leaders starting at 4:30 outside city hall. a group of union leaders, lawmakers and california's treasurer unveiled their plan to

make it cheaper and faster to payoff student loans. their proposal calls for california to establish a $25 million fund that would help lower interest rates. supporters say california college seniors graduate with about $22,000 in student debt on average, and they believe that hurts college graduates and our economy. >> a lot of people who used to be able to take for granted they could go to college at an affordable rate, get out of college with a low debt and be able to move on with their life and starts making major life decisions they're not able to make those decisions. people are putting off decision s to get married. people are putting off decisions to buy a house. >> the bill needs to pass both the state assembly and the senate before governor jerry brown can decide on it, of course. governor brown has hinted he may not sign any bills that need new sources of funding. >> celebrity bounty hunter testified against proposed changes for the california bail system at a hearing in san francisco today. duane chat man better nonas dog

the bounty hunter supports the group of democratic lawmakers who want to let more suspect go free without posting bail. they believe california's poor are being hurt by the existing bail system. >> it's not the poor man that runs. he has no money to run. it's just an excuse for someone to say that. >> dog the bounty hunter is here representing this coalition of bail people that profit from the misery of all those poor people. >> the bail bill will help moving through sacramento, it will keep moving through sacramento after being approved by an assembly committee today. this is a truly bay area story. baseball will auction off the tesla model s to help raise $800,000. the palo alto little league is selling raffle tickets for 75 bucks apiece. the purchase of the vehicle with the proceeds or the winner could take the cash equivalent. the money will be used to modernize fields and facilities,

update equipment and train coaches, umpires and kids. so far the raffle has raised $10,000. tickets will be sold through october 15th with a winner named three weeks later. you can find the link to the raffle on our website, abc 7 news.com. here's your chance, dan. >> yeah, right. a.g. ferrari is closing its last four delis on may 1st. two are in san francisco and two are in oakland. the retail landscape is changing and the company says it will focus on its packaged line of italian products instead. we are cell phone plans can be awfully pricey, but as 7 on your side's michael finney found out in his partnership with consumer reports, smaller carriers can be a good option. >> all cell phone plans are not created the same. but whether you are a college student, a world traveler or part of a busy family, there is a plan for you. you might save a bundle by switching, but you'll have to think about who is using the phone and how they are using it.

college students already pay high tuition bills so they want a plan that keeps rates low and uses the wi-fi networks that are already available on most college campuses. >> reporter: consumer reports says teen wireless may be a cheaper option. it is compatible with about 80% of phones. for $6 a month, you get unlimited calls and text when you're on wi-fi. when you're not on wi-fi, cellular prices are still reasonable and best of all your bill is how much service you used in the previous month. if you're looking for a plan to cover your whole family, consumer reports says you'll want one that is highly customizable with low rates and top notch customer service. for that, consumer reports says check out consumer cellular. it's one of their top rated services which offers plans and smart phones, ranging from cheap to premium. the downside, fewer phone models to choose from compared too bigger carriers. if you're often traveling out of the country, using your

smartphone can be expensive, but there are ways to stave. for world travelers we recommend google travel 5 it keeps costs low. when wi-fi isn't an option, rates are still affordable. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> and lots of people rushed to downtown san jose for free tickets to one of the nation's most popular young musicians. video from first street this afternoon shows fans of chance the rapper trying to get tickets. look at that. yeah, the grammy winner announced a free show on facebook today as part of facebook's effort at city national civic. chance will play at oracle arena next week. other cities are already sold out. this year he became the first musician to win a grammy without selling his music. he gives it away for free online. >> and now a free concert. >> yeah, hence the popularity, right? >> all right. we have some interesting weather coming. it's beginning to clear up a little bit. >> that's right.

we'll get the latest from meteorologist sandhya patel. what is going on, sandhya? >> we'll get a little bit of sun but it's not going to last very long. take a look at the range. we head into tomorrow, santa rosa you'll see tomorrow night going into early thursday about a third of an inch, pretty much accumulating 100th of an inch ih 27/100 of an inch. as you look at live doppler 7, you'll notice skies are clear. we definitely have cleared out here in the bay area. last 24 hours, most of you have gotten less than a quarter of an inch of rain and we are not expecting a whole lot for the next round. from our emeryville camera, a little breezy. temperatures 63 in san francisco, oakland, san jose, you're in the 60s as well. pretty nice. gilroy 67 degrees. so, it is milder this afternoon. from our abc 7 news exploratorium camera, watching ail few clouds there as we look towards treasure island. here is a look at those

temperatures, 64 santa rosa, 69 concord. if you've been waiting for sunshine from the santa cruz camera, it is giving you a pretty view of what is to come later on this week. we're seeing a lot of blue skies. rain arrives late tomorrow night. few early morning showers. thursday much warmer on friday. tomorrow morning we'll start you out with low clouds. temperatures low 40s to the low 50s. when you get going, not terribly cold. for the afternoon we're going to go with low 60s to low 70s. clouds will be on the increase up to the north. down in the south bay you're going to be seeing a lot of sun, just at this few whispy clouds. we'll bring in a rain chance. here is a look at hour by hour planner. sun comes up tomorrow morning. look out for low clouds. temperatures will be on the rise. warmer tomorrow afternoon and in the evening we bring in the showers. 19 on our storm impact scale, light system for late wednesday night. light showers with the north bay getting a quarter to perhaps a third of an inch. less than a tenth of an inch in the south bay and in the east bay. tomorrow morning as you look at the hour by hour forecast we do

start out with low clouds along the coast, around the bay, and tomorrow evening around 7:00 p.m., the rain is in mendocino county, south ward thwart 9 and 11:00 p.m. in the north bay. at night we'll start to see a few showers crossing the central bay heading into the south bay. 4 to 5:00 thursday morning if you're an early commuter there will be slick roadways. when i mention there isn't going to be a whole lot of rain, not going to be much. as you take a look terrain totals, we are expecting a third of an inch in the north bay only a few hundredth. sunny and warmer, look at that, friday 80s showing up. accuweather forecast showing you what is ahead, 1 on storm impact tomorrow night, into thursday morning, really early in the morning. you get a chance to dry out, warm up adds we head into friday. 80s popping up, it will feel like spring.

in the weekend still mild, low 60s to 7 0s. we'll drop the temperatures a few degrees monday. tuesday looking cloudier, cooler. one model has the possibility of bringing back the showers which is why you need that abc 7 news app, download it, it will help you out. >> thanks, sandhya. >> not so bird brain after all. pigeons and people are apparently warmer less than we thought. >> coming up, new creations, the effort underway in sacramento that could help you out. that's at 6:00. a lot more then. kristen and

new video shows the rescue of a man in pacifica. witness video shows him being hauled away during a rope rescue. the chp says he got stranded while trying to climb a nearby 400 foot cliff wall. he made it just 75 feet and got in trouble. rescuers could not reach him from the ground above because

the sheer cliff face offered no place to drop a rope. so, they brought in this chopper despite the strong winds and rain. the rescue, as you can see, was a success. safe and sound. it's nesting season in downtown oakland and that means birds are in the trees and the young ones are falling out of them. the golden gate audubon society zoo to come to the aid of those who just can't make it. when the birds hit the hard concrete, they can't get back up in the trees because they're so tall. the birds are taken to the international rescue center in fairfield where they are assessed for injuries. once the birds are well enough and deemed ready to fly and fend for themselves, they will be released into the wild. >> this is interesting. pigeons are not considered to be generally that intelligent, right? new research reveals in one particular way, they are more like humans than any other creature. scientists at oxford university found that homing pigeons are the only known species that can build and pass on wisdom just

like people. you see they sent pairs of pigeons off on a specific route then they replaced one experienced bird with one who had never flown the course before. turns out each new pair of pigeons flew a more streamline route over the course. scientists say it comes down to this. two heads are better than one. >> interesting. >> for pigeons. >> in other ways, we like bread crumbs. >> you like bread crumbs. >> that's true. this little piggy. >> the pig that is so special she is getting her own

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i'm alma daetz. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the holiday weekend concert planned on the deck of a historic bay area war ship, the headlineers may not seem like an obvious fit. also the staggering amount of your money being used to incarcerate juveniles in california. the number is mind bogglin. and apparently we're not getting our money's worth. and a somber start to

facebook's s 8 digital conference, but mark zuckerberg has a high tech plan to bring people together. coming up at 6:00. kristen, dan? >> thanks, alma, see you then. >> one member of the sfo has one job, keep people happy. >> she's doing an incredible job. the therapy big is a real head turner. in her tutu, wreath and meals. >> she's the latest member of the wag brigade which includes more than a dozen dogs. breeders handlers say when people ol see her, they pet her, take selfies. oe forgets they're waiting in an airport. >> designed to make it more relaxing, more fun to travel. as we see here today, louisiana -- lu lu is doing that for us. >> they are certified therapy animals. this one takes the cake. >> did you notice the painted toe nails? >> beautiful. very classy.

world news tonight with david muir is next. >> we'll see you at 6:00. tonight, breaking news. the tonight, breaking news. the deadly shooting spree in broad daylight. several people killed. the gunman opening fire in four locations. what the police chief says the suspect was yelling. also developing, the alleged facebook killer. the police chase. and the suspect's final moments. tonight, the worker at mcdonald's. what they told the suspect at the drive-through window to keep him there. president trump's new executive order. buy american, hire american. tonight, our brian ross on how much american they're buying in the new trump hotel. the officer killed in the line of duty. the scene turning deadly as he served an eviction notice. the major medical headline tonight on cholesterol and how to lower your risk of a heart attack. and, the breaking development. former president george h.w. bush is back in the