on peralta oaks court. that's where all the officers gathered. we saw probably two dozen chp vehicles and another dozen or so from the alameda county sheriff's department. and they gathered solemnly with very few words spoken. there was a hearse that arrived, probably a half-hour earlier. we saw the flag-draped casket of this officer loaded into that hearse. and then that procession just left the coroner's office. it is headed to tracy with the body of andrew cammalleri. he leaves behind a wife and three children. press the tracy. he went to merrill s. west high school. he worked for a time for a pest control company but then just in the past couple years, decided to follow his dream to become a chp officer. that's what he did. he's been on the job just over a

year. and unfortunately, this terrible thing happened on christmas eve, just before midnight. it is our understanding, from both the chp and the alameda county sheriff's department, that his body will be taken to a local memorial chapel in tracy. at that point we're told the family, the local church, both the officer and his wife were very active in the church. the mission city church west did speak with the past or there today. arrangementes are being made by the family to lay this officer to rest. unfortunately, the procession started just as we're seeing rush hour traffic in oakland. it could take some time. probe an hour or so before they arrive in tracy. >> all right. thank you very much. laura anthony reporting, following had procession along,

for the officer killed on christmas eve while looking for impaired drivers and apparently killed by an impaired driver. a bell toll ceremony will take place tomorrow to honor him. it is a centuries old law enforcement tradition to honor officers killed in the line of duty. it acknowledges their end of watch. that begins at 11:00 a.m. >> we have been hearing the stories of kindness and generosity. one man wrote, i work at the raily's in tracy and knew andrew camillori. he was a really cool dude. we would have conversations every time he came into the store. in the last week, he opened up and told me he was a chp officer. i could see in his eyes how much he loved it.

i remember my last conversation with him on december 23rd, when we talked about drunk drivers this time of year. before he left, we both wished each other a merry christmas. i told him to be careful out there. he turned to me, smiled, gave me a thumbs up and said thank you. ironically he would be killed the very next day. as people express their condolences, we've created this badge in his honor. you can share it from our abc 7 news facebook page. in other news, a dead whale turned up on the shore on christmas eve. marine biologists believe it is a 30-foot long male humpback. there was a team there today to perform an autopsy and after that, they should be able to confirm the whale's species and cause of death. a few high clouds today, as you can see from our east bay hills camera. >> a beautiful sunset.

>> we finally squeaked out a lot of sunshine. and temperatures responded nicely. although it is a spare the air day, the air quality is encouraging today. in the north bay, it is good. elsewhere it is moderate. that sunshine responding with the temperatures. a lot of 60s away from the coast. so it is a mild afternoon out there. california itself is one of the warmest spots we have across the nation right now. it is 1 below in minneapolis. 3 in chicago. 39 in dallas. that cold air will continue to stay there. later tonight, 11:00, we'll be back at 11:00, we'll be tracking the pafy fog with temperatures in the 40s. we do have some changes that could include some rain. we'll detail that in a few minutes. nice here. a very differnt story on the east coast. pennsylvania is getting slammed with record snowfall. are you ready for this? the two-day total snowfall in

erie is up to 58 inches. the national weather service says it is the greatest two-day snowfall in pennsylvania history. in the midwest, bone chilling temperatures are making headlines. this image captured in duluth, minnesota, it shows steam rising over lake superior. the temperature was a minus 21 degrees with a windchill of minus 44. >> girls wanted to go ice skating. we tried but it is really cold. >> i have to bear the cold. >> it was the coldest for portland since 1864. some big crowds in san francisco's union square. a shopping district with big name, high priced stores has smaller businesses closing up shop. londoni rivera is there live with why so many store fronts have those signs.

lo loni, this is kind of sad. >> reporter: it is. we walked around and fwounld a half dozen signs in the windows saying retail space for lease. the reblt is just too expensive. unless the company is making millions of dollars. >> john owns the view from union square from his office speaks for itself. >> i can see the christmas tree and the cable car. and it is a pleasure for me to come to work every morning. >> the constant flow of shoppers makes it look like business is booming but he says run go his days running a small travel agent are numbered. >> i've been here five years. t

>> he says staying in union square isn't a realistic option. >> i have a very good deal here. what i will have to pay will be three times the price. >> he's watched union square change and says the change is not kind to small stores and restaurants. closed businesses like the have back common sight alongside the high end department stores. >> just being on union square gives a statement. it looks good. >> he recalls another small calf pay left recently because of skyrocketing rent. >> it was so expensive. $40,000. they just said forget it. >> the rents rose to $40,000 a month. nearly a half million a year just to stay open in union square. in san francisco, abc7 news. el cerrito police have

arrested two teenagers for swiping a laptop from an elderly person inside' starbucks. officers watching the parking lot near san pablo saw the theft last friday. that led to a car chase. a short distance away, the teenage suspects ended up crashing their vehicle. they were arrested. police were able to return the laptop to the owner. >> san francisco is joining a federal lawsuit against the department of defense which accuses the department of failing to report former military members who are not allowed to own guns. city attorney dennis herrera says the d.o.d. has failed to report they will for decades. that comes after the november shooting that killed 26 people. a gunman was court martialed in 2012 after being convicted of assaulting his wife and son. he wouldn't have been able to buy the weapon used in the

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back now live for this procession for a fallen california highway patrol officer. andrew camilleri was on 880 on

christmas eve looking for dangerous drivers when the chp said one of those drivers, who they say was impaired, slammed into an suv and he was killed. right now his body is being escorted back to tracy where he lived with his family. many chp officers and others are in dublin again on their way to tracy. all honoring officer andrew camilleri killed sadly on christmas eve. just a few minutes before midnight christmas day. we'll continue to follow that procession. let's move on and change subjects. we'll talk about football. as the regular season comes to a close, it is hard not to get swept away. fans are ecstatic after a late season surge with jimmy garoppolo at the helm. but timing a jimmy g jersey is not easy. >> throughout the bay area, fans

of the san francisco 49ers now have something to cheer about. >> in the state, it is so great. everyone is high fiving each other. there are number 10 jerseys and shirts all over the place. it is awesome. with the team's success, many people are now looking for that hot commodity. it is nowhere to be found. >> santa did not bring me one. >> at west ridge, employees say they receive multiple calls every day from fans inquiring about the item. >> jimmy g is the real deal. we can't keep him in stock. >> and the same story in campbe campbell. >> winning cures a lot and people feel good when they're winning. and they want to feel part of it. and he is the reason why they're winning. >> even the 49ers' team store at

levi stadium is sold out. retailers say if you aren't able to find injur injure injur you may not be able to get one until next year because they're focused on baseball and basketball. >> i feel lying it is what everyone is talking about. all my family and friends. we can't get enough. >> in the south bay, abc7 news. now, jimmy garoppolo will not play another game at levi stadium in the next season. but the only college bowl game will take place there tomorrow. the foster farms bowl held a pep rally today. the purdue marching band performed. the boilermakers will be taking on the arizona wildcats tomorrow. kickoff is at 5:30. >> it looks like they had fun. it is the day after christmas,

and if you received any gadgets this holiday season, it is so important to take the right precautions to protect your personal information. so john cook joins us in the studio to help. one of the things we talked about before the newscast is this. smart home products. we're not just talking about the google home or the echo. lots of products can listen in including tvs and more. >> if you think about the kinds of things people got, the cyber criminals are very happy. the holidays are just starting for. they even connected toys can listen in on children if you think about it. internet cameras you might have had and what about the electric door lock. >> you get the haste to say i want to use this. people figure out what the settings are and off they go and they can potentially grab your information quite easily.

>> and not to mention people don't want to read the instruction book. >> no, not at all. >> when we talk about these devices, are they listening to everything you're saying? with siri, for example, you have to say, hey, siri, and then she listens. but it is all phrases, words and numbers? >> most are really listening all the time if you leave the default settings on. part of the beauty of them is they're learning your voice and your pattern so they can could a better job. whatever you're asking siri or alexa for. however, a lot of times that information goes to the company that you bought it from and they use to it help tailor your shopping. that all sounds real benign and good. unfortunately, if they have a data breach, who knows where your data goes? >> it sounds like the wild west. when we talk about, this we

think of hackers. you don't know where they are or how big of a network it is what can dpeem at home to keep themselves safe? >> a few simple things we've found work real well. one thing is look at those instructions. like the default settings. a lot of times, a connected device needs to update. it is the operate go instructions. sometimes throws fixes in there that help prevent hacking. the other thing is a product we produced, called the norton core. it can sit on their net work and protect every device protected to it. it kind of stops the intruders before they get to it. we've found more than ten million threats attack homes about, five per household. >> that is enough to make me want to change my password. >> yes. get a strong password. >> john norton.

many thanks for being here. >> we'll send it back to you. >> a new law that goes into effect january first could give you a free ride if you're too drounk drive. a assembly bill 711 allows alcohol manufacturers and sellers to offer free and discounted rides to get drinkers home safely. they can use uber and lyft. at ai a sign of the lingering five-year drought, the fishery times release 1 million the salmon into the creek each year. fishery managers move the baby chinook out to sea during drought. as a result, fewer fish are coming back to spawn this year.

>> we talked about 58 inches of snow in two days in pennsylvania. >> you miss home, don't you? >> 58 inches of snow! >> i hope they're not showing in pennsylvania pictures of our weather here. that would be mean. >> we have some of the warmest weather across the country. for us, a mild end to this weekk live doppler 7, i know what satellite. a few high clouds but managed to squeak out more in the way of sunshine. a few serious clouds from time to time. if you're out tonight, it will be a mix of stars and clouds. informing will be developing and it will be in the 20s. 60s right now from antioch to

concord. oakland checking in with a temperature of 56 degrees. here's the call. over the next 12 hours, numbers away from the coast will fall into the 30s. around the immediate area, it will drop into the 40s. but fog will be developing and spilling into the bay. we'll track some pockets of fog. so your 12-hour planner, early on we do have the pockets of fog developing. by the day, that fog should all but evaporate. by 4:00, under mainly sunny skies. a few clouds from time to time. the temperatures responding very nicely with most spots headed into the 60s. 63, the high in concord. about 58 in san francisco. 63 in san jose. 61 in fremont and 63 the high in livermore. never too early to look toward the weekend forecast. especially with new years eve and new years day.

we are dry and in the 60s. but one major change to the forecast, especially new years eve and new years day. the potential is there for a storm system. i say potential because we have two very reliable weather models. first we look at the european model. it is a very wet model. rainfall estimates, this is sunday into monday. it would have this system completely drenching our area. you can see areas over an inch of rain. very welcome news. december has been very dry across the region. however, our other computer model completely different. the american model showing you the same time frame from sunday into monday. completely dry across the region. keeping that storm system well to the north of our region. so we'll get several new model runs in. some new information over the next few days but there could be

some drops falling on new years eve and new years day. we'll plan the next seven days for you. tomorrow, mostly sunny. temperatures in the 60s. mild temperatures continue thursday into friday. it is really comfortable out there with the bright afternoon. saturday, the temperatures are above average. and then the potential for a storm system to move in. we're dry into tuesday but encouraging news to see at least some possibility of rain moving in. just ahead, imagine opening your elect bill only to see you owe more than a

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stunned when she opened her electricity bill to find it for more than $2 billion. at first they shaut it was maybe because of her christmas lights. it was a mistake. >> the woman's son called the company and had the problem fixed. the actual bill was actually $284.46. maybe you know why. the decimal point was in the wrong spot. >> ouch! police in greenfield, massachusetts, issued a challenge after a friend found a love letter inside the wall of a house being remodeled. >> it sounds so sweet. a man named walter wright wrote to miss betty miller that he thought of her more than any other girl and still does. greenfield police posted to it their facebook page and the next day the mystery was solved. >> sadly, betty had passed away. her sister said betty did not marry walter but lived a long and happy life. >> the

predicted 9/11. >> she sees the wall of china as a super power. >> she died in 1996 but she left a series of predictions, up to the vunlt century which she says marks the end of the world. another of her predictions is that europe would cease the exist by the end of 2016. many people see brexit as proof of that. >> next, a big day at across the cabrer >> we'll look back at some of the biggest

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thank you for staying with us. here are the headlines. we are taking a live picture as mourners wait to pay tribute to the fallen chp officer andrew camilleri. we are waiting for that procession to arrive in livermore. this is on the overpass above interstate 580. and taking a look from the air, unsee the procession of motorcycle vehicles and cruisers escort the officer's hearse to tracy where he lived with his wife and three young children.

we mentioned earlier in the news that he was killed by a suspected drunk driver in hayward on christmas eve to. some video of the procession that left the coroner's office just before 4:00 today. laura anthony is followng motorcade and she sent this photo as it began. it may be sunny here but much of the east coast is freezing. dealing with the freezing temperatures and snow. buffalo,, no, saw whiteout conditions. and areas from ohio to western new york are brace go for even more snow today. abc news reporter wonder what's you're doing with all the shipping boxes after the season. david looks what the recyclers are doing with all those boxes. and it is the day after christmas will means returns for all the under wanted gifts.

in the south bay, we ran into a lot of people who were happy with their presents so they were doing something else. >> the rush was on when this walmart opens up at 6:00 a.m. it wasn't for returns. least not yet. >> i don't like to pay full price for gift wrap. so i know the stores will have everything 50% off. so that's why i like to come and get a good deal. >> reporter: we saw a lot of people with half off everyday items. however, the day after christmas is the day known for returning the gifts. >> did someone give you this gift? >> yes. and it doesn't work. >> meshls return nearly $90 billion worth of holiday gifts and many do it the first chance they get. >> 40% of people doing post holiday returns had do it on the 26th and the 27th. they wait a week and do it the

first week of january. >> here are more tips. return them online. more than a third of retailers offer free return shipping. you sell your under wanted gift cards on numerous acts which can get you up to 90% of the cash back. if you are headed to the store this week, remember, the earlier the better. >> pretty nice for you. >> yes. i'm looking in the door and there's no one because it's early. but i'm up early because of these guys. >> reporter: a survey shows that clothe go is the most returned gift. it doesn't have to do with style. it is all about the sizing. matt keller sk abc news. president trump tweeted that he's back running the country but he is still enjoying his vacation. >> reporter: president trump back to work and back to the golf course. after spending christmas day behind closed doors with family

at his private club in palm beach, he ended the holiday with a tweet. i hope everyone is having a great christmas. then tomorrow, back to work in order to make america great again. today marshall his third day of his so-called working vacation. this time the white house sharing his golfing partners, including senator david perdue, and others. before hit go the links, mr. trump hitting the so-called russian dossier on twitter after watching a fox and friends segment calling the fbi tainted, they used this to go after the campaign. a weekend spent bashing the bureau and its leadership. the president making a bold prediction following the repeal of the affordable care act's individual mandat and his tax bill, mr. trump wrote on twitter. democrats is that republican

there's come together and develop a great new health care plan with. mid-term elections less than a year away smrgs political experts think that's doubtful. >> he has offended so many parts of the party that their entire constituency that they're sending a signal, don't cooperate. >> reporter: the president has about a week left in florida. big issues are still be dealt with. orrin hatch is back after seemingly praise go an editorial naming him person of the year without reading it. he tweeted, grateful for this christmas honor from the salt lake tribune. he says he was given honor in part because of it is utter lack of integrity and thirst for power. they called for him to not seek another election.

this afternoon, a spokes person for the senator blasted the editorial and called the senator one of the most effective lawmakers of all time. hatch is still deciding whether or not to run for re-election. the oldest tree on the white house grounds is being cut down this week. this historic magnolia dates back to the presidency of andrew jackson. it has been the back drop of events from state arrivals to easter egg hunts. experts say it is too damaged to remain standing and first lady melania trump decided to have it removed. another magnolia grafted from the original will be put in its place. from tragedy to triumph, 2017 was a year filled with news. let's look back to some of the biggest events of the year. >> god bless you. >> this inauguration day of donald trump as the 45th president. >> american carnage stops right

now. >> by the hundreds of thousands they streamed into the national mall. >> we are here to be respected. >> our information was held hostage. >> the single biggest ransom ware attack in the history of the internet. >> after murdering nine african-americans -- >> the biggest award, la la land. >> there's a mistake. moonlight. best picture. >> there's an attack on the british parliament. >> a man is being shot outside parliament. oh, my god. >> suicide bomber set off the explosion in an arianna grande concert. >> there was smoke everywhere, blood on the floor. >> you look fear in the face and you say no, we are manchester and the world is watching. >> a van plowing into pedestria pedestrians. a van running over worshippers in a mosque.

a van has plowed into at least 100 people on the streets of barcelona. >> a sarin barcelona. >> no one is doing anything to stop it. >> the deadly chemical attack. words of war. >> they can produce miniature nuclear warheads. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission. >> counter protesters. >> the car plowed down the street. >> i've never seen -- - >> i think there's blame on both sides. >> i have recused myself. >> attorney general jeff sessions is stepping back. >> judge neil gorsuch sworn into the highest court in the country. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> fbi direct or jim comey terminated by donald trump.

>> he was not doing a good job. >> robert mueller has been appointed to be the special counsel. fake news. fake musnewsse >> steve scalise and three others shot. a dead lock and a mistrial. >> bill cosby is a free man. >> we're going on retry the case. >> women who spoke out initially against harvey weinstein and then others. me, too, dominacumenminating media. >> harvey. >> it's still blowing! >> catastrophic floods submerge one of the largest cities in the country. the rise of the human spirit ran deeper than floodwaters. >> hurricane irma is over us uss

right now. >> the biggest catastrophe in puerto rican history. >> we can't let them die. >> it looks like a bomb went off. >> the deadliest fire disaster in history. >> this looks like world war ii. >> the fires continue. >> the deadliest mass shooting in american history. >> deadliest attack in new york city since 9/11. killing least eight bepeople wi a pickup truck. >> killed and wounded in the deadliest shooting in texas history the first time in 99 years a total solar eclipse spanned the total u.s. largest jackpot ever won by a single ticket. >> aid pipe dream. >> an american is about to marry into the royal family. >> she chooses me. i choose her.

we're a fantastic team. >> what a year it has been. this would be quite a way to cap off your year. two big jackpots happening now. there were no winners in the mega millions or powerball drawings. the jackpots are worth more than $600 million combined. it is at $277 million. tonight, 337 million is on the line for tomorrow night's powerball. the odds of winning are 1 in 331 million. for powerball, about 1 in 292 million. the odds are fantastic. almost a sure thing. >> i'll xeem in mind as i start the station ol.ne if your best for 60 years turns out to be a blood relative. >> the special bond these two men shared but didn't know it. a gorgeous view from our

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millisecond. the state minister said therps shocked at how quickly and efficiently the battery was able to deliver that type of energy. two men had been friend for 60 years before they found out they were biological brother. they figure met in the sixth grade. they played high school football together but they lived for deck wade unanswered question. one man was adopted. the other never knew his father. it turn out both of them you'd a genealogy website to learn about their past and though search resulted in a dna match. this weekend both men revealed to family and friend that they shared the same birth mother. >> it was a shock. it was a shock. yeah. definitely a shock. then we thought about it. compared forearm and everything. >> hairy arm. that did it. >> heary arm. and then they if ily look like each other as well. >> allen and walter plan to

enjoy their retirement in part by traveling together. look at this camera. that sun going down, a few high cloud, a lot of sunshine earlier today. and tonight we're clear sky for some fog. you can see through the delta and around the bay. some fog developing. as we get you into wednesday, the afternoon will be very comfortable. our warmest spots going to oaklan oakland. mostly sunny on wednesday. mild temperature thursday into friday, continuing into saturday. then we'll track that sunday into monday. and it would be out of here by tuesday. hopefully a pattern changing for new years.

it's a classic holiday movie. coming up next why the fbi was once concerned with the content of "he it's a wonderful

classic film "it's a wonderful life" is a classic this time of year but you may not know it was once considered communist propaganda by the fbi. it stars jim'sy stewart as a failed by man about to lou his loan company to a rich and greedy banker. the hero singled out the important trail of the banker as common trick you'd by communist. it attempted to show people with money were mean and despicable caring. it was deemed to be sub versive but was allowed to play it seem people have a lot to smile about. >> 7 on your side' michael finney is here. good new everywhere. >> did you get more presents this year than in the past? if so, you may not be alone. bloomberg indicates this could

end up being the best holiday shopping season in years. when all is said and done, americans will have likely purchased $671 billion worth of gifts this holiday season. that's up 5.5% from last year and it would be the most money spent since 2005. it appears americans shopped at more brick and mortar stores. macy's and kohl's had strong gains after promising news. uber has found a buyer for its car leasing business. a santa monica company agreed today to buy the coil. uber launched exchange lease in this 2015 to allow drivers with bad credit to drive. it was an issue for drivers who fell behind on lease payments and in some cases, worsened their already poor credit. terms of the sale had not been

disclosed. california, california is getting ready for the cannabis boom. numerous industries are gearing up to take advantage. listen to this. sonoma's rebel coast winery is getting ready to release a new wine that will be alcohol-free. and jack in the box is preparing a munchie box to take advantage of people -- i hear you giggling over there. people smoking marijuana. then getting hungry. >> you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7 news.com. >> it was not a giggle. it was more of a chortle. >> thank you for clarg that. >> speaking of marijuana, as california gets toward legalize cannabis, a study shows more

pregnant women are using pot. researchers at kaiser permanente found the number of moms climbed from 4.2% in 2009 to just over 7% by 2016. the numbers were even higher among pregnant teens under 18. almost 280,000 mothers to be took part in the survey. the study is publish in the today's issue of the journal jama. a forgotten port-a-potty became the inspiration for this. it was left at a construction site in missouri. a family who lived nearby put christmas lights on it as a joke. they put up a donation bin to collect for charity. >> i think you look for the positive side of everything. in the end, it's been great. >> the port-a-potty company spotted the commode but agreed to keep it up until after

christmas. why not? after 85 years, an east bay institution is closing up shop. >> why the owners of a berkeley flower shop are calling it quits. and new at 5:00, it is one of the biggest projects going in san francisco. we'll show you the first buses running through new transit center. >> it seems like around here, the cans are overflowing with boxes. >> and we'll look at a growing trend in trash cans following holidays and what some are doing with their boxes. plus, looking for a way to save on car insurance? we may have a solution for you.

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saves the world and then the news with us at 11:00 p.m. a beloved flower shop is closing its doors after 85 years of business. >> they plan to be out by the end of next week. >> jay and his wife barbara arrange someday final bouquets and cleaned out the flower shop. after 85 years in downtown berkeley, the store is closing for good. they said they're burned out. it is time to retire. >> i was born and raised right here university avenue. >> his grandfather started the business in 1932. selling flowers from the front lawn of his victorian house. the business grew. the victorian was demolished and transformed into apartments and a modern shop. >> i consider myself the old man on the block. >> customers and neighbors are surprised to see it go.

>> i am so sad. the people who work here are fantastic. they're helpful, patient. a community lose go institutions at the rate that we are. it is a very serious issue. what this does is it changes the culture and the fabric of the community. >> celebrities, athletes and activists have come through the doors to purchase flowers. the shop's cats often greet customers. we found suitie napping in the back. >> love our customers. everybody has a story. when they come in for a birthday, an anniversary, a newborn baby, they all have a story. >> jay and his wife are working out how to spend retirement. but one thing is for sure. they will finally have time to stop and smell the roses. abc7 news. >> it now has enhanced video features. more customization and

personallized alerts. thank you so much for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. a procession for a fallen chp officer. and it is the first step for one of the biggest infrastructure projects in san francisco. a look at the brand new bus service that started the day. >> the 49er faithful have jimmy g fever. if you don't have your hands on the jersey, you might have to wait. >> plus, restricted access at one of the most popular tourist destinations in the bay area. >> a final salute to a fallen highway patrol officer. firefighters pay tribute to officer andrew camilleri as his body is taken from the coroner's office in oakland to tracy. good evening. >> thank you for joining us. the body of chp officer andrew

camilleri is being escorted back to where he lived with his family. he was killed on christmas eve when he was on the lookout for dangerous drivers on the side of 880. one of those drivers sbloomd list suv. the people came to pay their respect as the hearse passed by. >> it was heart breaking to hear about the news on christmas morning. i wanted to bring my daughter out and wave the flag and pay my almosts as he passed by. >> my son looks up to these guys every day. we must honor them when they do die. >> sky 7 there, you can see the flags actually, you can see there the procession ending at fry memorial chapel in tracy. you see all the officers with their lights on now. >> you can