live where you live, this is abc 7 news. new details in the deadly shooting in an apartment complex. investigators say a landlord tenant dispute over an eviction notice may have been behind the tragedy. >> thanks for joining us. new information authorities now say a landlord and his daughter had gone to the tenant's pamplt yesterday when the tenant opened fire on them before turning the gun on himself. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the sheriff's office with the latest, amy? >> reporter: hi, yes, the sheriff's office just released this information this morning saying the landlord and his daughter went to see the man about a pending eviction. we have information on the condition of the landlord.

we are told that he is expected to survive. his adult daughter was killed in the shooting. officers are also now saying this morning that the suspect died from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot. the shoot gsz happings happens 3:30 yesterday afternoon on tower drive. witnesses saw the officers on the scene doing what they could to quickly get the victims to help. >> this is mill valley, like i i don't expect anything crazy happening here, so a minute later, there's a chp officer running down the street with an unconscious woman over his shoulder. >> reporter: she did not make it. look at this dramatic video from sky7 showing the intensity of the situation. the swat team had to bust into an apartment looking for the shooter, not sure if he was dead or alive. they found the 80-year-old dead inside with a reinvolvolver on

floor by his feet. the landlord gave the name of the attacker, but because of the condition, they have not been able to interview him yet, but they expect him to survive. officers have not released the names of those involved yet as they are notifying relatives. abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. federal authorities on the hunt for the gunman who shot and wounded an atf agent this morning in chicago. it happened with an undercover operation run by the city's new anti-gang task force. jessica castro with abc 7 mornings has the latest. >> reporter: a bit of positive news. we have learned the agent is expected to make a full recovery, and the officer or agent, i should say, was shot in the facial area. right now, the gunman still out there. the alcohol-tobacco firearms and explosives agent was hurt in an undercover investigation in chicago's south side. chicago police officers were involved in the overnight operation as well, and we've

learned that when the agent was shot, his colleagues did not wait one second. in fact, they did not even wait for an ambulance. instead, they took him straight to the nearest hospital in a silver suv. >> he is anticipated to make a full recovery. i want to thank all the law enforcement partners throughout the country that reached out to us and given us full support. >> reporter: again, the shooter is still on the loose so there's a major man hunt right now. authorities are using k-9 units as well as fire fighters helping in the search as officers use ladder trucks to search the roof of buildings. we've keep you updated on abc7news.com as well as the app. now to the latest in the golden state killer case. one of the lingering questions people have is why the accused stopped his murder and rape spree. continue on "20/20" hear from the people joseph is accused of directly affecting, of course, that includes his alleged

victims and those who dedicated their lives to hunting down the killer. people like the bay area investigator paul hulls, and he talked to reggie o'kee about the conversation. >> you spent time talking to the investigator, paul, he used to be with the da's office and able to provide really interesting information about why the alleged golden state killer may have stopped and started again when he did. >> he said what was significant about the end of the crime spree is the golden state killer ran into problems and was confronted by some of his victims and got into a fight at one point and almost did not get away with some of the crimes. >> you can watch tonight's "20/20" at 10:00 p.m. webefore c 7 news at 11:00. heavy smoke and ash and lava continue to spew in hawaii as the governor signed an emergency proclamation overnight. those who live on the big island

have been evacuated. alex stone has more on the people at risk. >> reporter: bright orange lava shooting 100 feet in the air and seeping through roads, and pink smoke hangs over volcanos national park as a volcano erupts. residents getting out. >> since it's right there behind our house, we could hear the lava exploding. is the house going to be there when we get back there? it might be. >> reporter: no homes have been destroyed, but 1800 people evacuated from the estates. >> i ran in, grabbed the dogs, threw them in a crate, put them in the car. >> reporter: much of the lava flow stopped for now, but nobody knows what will come after a week of warnings in the form of earthquakes. the largest quake on thursday, a 5.0 magnitude felt around the big island, hawaii's governor declaring a state of emergency, now shoelters are open. >> we have two shelters now, one set up for pets at the gym.

we have another shelter set up inside. >> reporter: as the volcano was erupting, residents nearby say it sounded like a jet engine not long after firefighters got high sulfer readings. this is one of the world's most active volcanos. alex stone, abc news. two tech employees face jail time after cheating on soil samples in the hunters point cleanup. they were supposed to take soil samples to a lab to see if they were radio active. rather than that, they substituted clean dirt taken from other areas at the naval base. they face eight months in prison. tetra will pursue all legal action to undo harm done to the company, navy, and local community. rebuilding your home after wildfires are hard enough, but having to deal with thieves makes it harder. that's the case in santa rosa. thieves broke into several

trailers stealing too b ining t materials from construction crews. they have all agreed to work together to increase patrols. >> we should be out there working, building homes for these people who lost their homes, and it sucks that they are taking away our ability to do our job. >> i think everybody will chip in and, you know, watch out for each other. it's a good community. >> despite the thefts, the timeline for recovery will not be delayed. first home should be finished june. a lawsuit could delay bart's long time extension to downtown san jose. the sharks claim bart and bta have not planned for construction and parking near the sap center. the mercury news reports the owners support bart coming to san jose, but they want more details on the impact of construction. they declined comment on the

suit. new details this morning on uc berkley's plan to renovate people's park, not only as they plan to build student housing there, but they plan to create long term housing for the homeless. people's park was the site of anti-war protests in the '60s and a haven for homeless people and drug users. they will honor the park's legacy and the school is working on the funding for the project. >> nra convention underway in texas, and president trump is expected to speak any time now. scandal breaks out in an institution with the most presting jous awards in the world. nasa is gearingup for a new mission to mars and what they hope to learn about the red planet. i'm tracking a big time warmup for today. let's look outside from the east bay hills camera. you can see high clouds out there, but low clouds from yesterday are gone. temperatures jump 5-10 degrees today, and it won't last through the weekend. i'll have the newest

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happening now, president trump is about to address the nra convention going on in dallas. right now, vice president mike pence is at the podium speaking to the crowd. earlier in the day en route to the conference, president trump said the nra is a truly great organization that loves this country. that was his quote. he added a record crowd is on hand for this year's convention.

this is the first nra gathering since the mass deadly shooting in florida. president trump publicly addressed the bomb shell from his new lawyer rudy guiliani. he said trump paid back michael cohen for the $130,000 to stormy daniels. up until then, we knew cohen claimed he paid the porn star from his own pocket. the president tried to do damage control this morning while also addressing the ongoing investigation by special counsel robert mueller. >> this is just a witch hunt. he started yesterday. he'll get his facts straight. i would love to speak, but i have to find that we are treated fairly. >> in the another twist to the investigation, abc news learned the fbi was tracking cohen's calls, but not listening in on them. family of a homeless man

killed by two police officers demands to know why the district attorney has not made a decision on charging the officers. luis pat died more than two years ago in the shooting near shopwell and 1thth streets. yesterday, the family delivered a letter to the da asking for an explanation. they say when they met with him in february, he told them he would make a decision within six to eight weeks, and the family says they have not heard back. there will be no winner for the nobel prize in literature this year. that's because the swedish academy's embroiled in sex abuse allegations. they announced it in a tweet this morning. the academy is giving out the 2018 prize next year in 2019. nasa's about to launch another spacecraft destined for mars. it's been six years since the last landing there. tomorrow, the mars insight launches from southern california, and the robot geologist will dig deeper than ever before to measure the core temperature and learn about

quakes on the red planet. it's the first time nasa launched an interplanetary mission from the west coast. mac n' cheese lovers, a comfort food cooking class this weekend. shopping online is a hassle when you can't try on the clothes, but amazon is experimenting with new technology that may change the process. a live look now at the sea lions on pier 39 enjoying the sun there, relaxing under blue

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francisco. plus, if you're a fan of comfort food, we have serious comfort for you in the north bay. natasha has fun bay area events with hoodline. >> behind the scenes of the color purple with one of the stars. ♪ the song i never heard ♪ i guess that means that you are just too beautiful for time ♪ >> that's her favorite song in the iconic show, described as a love story between two sisters. the actress took us to her dressing room to see the family photos, personal poems, and all the secrets you don't see on stage. every night, she puts the engagement ring in this pouch to transform into her character, and they bend down to touch to ground herself in every performance and tells me it's been a journey to get here. >> this was the first time i've

done this in an interview. >> if you could go back and give your 15-year-old self a piece of advice, what would it be? >> i still think about that question. i still think about that question. you are truly loved and supported, and that you're somebody's, and that's all you need. >> reporter: the color purple runs through the 27th at the theater, and we posted the dressing room interview with this incredible actor on what it took to get here. it's on abc7news doikt.com. there's more to do if you're a mac n' cheese lover like me. learn how to make it fresh, hide veggies at the culinary institute of america. we have not forgot about cinco de mayo. all the information is on our website for the biggest pub crawl. we'll link you up with hoodline at abc7news.com.

now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> now how will the weather play out? if you missed the sunrise this morning, it was absolutely stunning. you can see at 2600 feet, the clouds that were hanging around, but look how they are swirling all around the bay, and eventually giving way to hazy sun and warmer temperatures. most in the 60s right now. we have 50s in oakland and half-moon bay and santa rosa, but clear lake, and, also, in san ramone, temperatures in the 70s. you can see the high clouds out there right now, and low clouds are hugging the coast. we have filtered sun and today is the warmest day this week. the next couple nights, we have a big cooling trip for the coast, and the rest of us have temperatures tapering also, but not as cool as the coast. seasonal, above average highs throughout the seven-day forecast. here's the forecast, you see high clouds coming in, and you can see the high pressure

sliding north of us, deepening the marine layer, juicing it up a little bit, and it's cooler this weekend with the drizzle possible in the morning. for today, yeah, get outside. mid to upper 70s in the south bay, and morgan hill and start in the 70s in the pennsylvan peninsula, and more sun and mid-60s for you, delightful up in the north bay, you get to windsor, temperatures at 79 degrees. 68 in berkley and also in oakland. everybody else in the low to mid 70s, and inland, 78 in pleasa pleasanton, and 85 in brentwood. where is everybody? it's a great day to be at the beach. this is what's going on in the 12 hour planner. we stay in the 50s at the coast, but jump to 70s and 80s from noon to 4:00 and 60s at 8:00 and back into the 50s everywhere and a jacket if you go out this

evening. temperatures tomorrow, upper 40s to mid-50s. all right. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the cooling take place as we drop about 5-10 degrees sunday. the best chance for drizzle is sunday morning, and we spike monday, and look at that, two days of cooling and tuesday and wednesday, and temperatures jump thursday. a little bit of a pattern there in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you so much. >> you bet. imagine getting clothed that fits perfectly without trying them on. well, the wall street journal reports amazon is experimenting with 3d scanners to try it on before you buy it. >> you can ensure you get the size of clothing that you need, get the exact fit you want, and also that you don't have to return so much stuff as you shop online. >> amazon reportedly is conducting a study in new york city asking participanting to come in twice a month for a body scan. that way it can see how the body shape changes over time and improve its technology. at&t and time warner have asked a judge to allow their $85

billion merger to go through without any conditions. the companies filed a brief in the end of a trial brought by the department of justice. the doj argues the proposed merger harms competition and drives up prices. the companies say they need a merger in order to better compete with the likes of netflix, facebook, google, and apple. okay. he's great at fetch and trained to sit. now he's ready for a new home. we'll introduce you to this week's perfect pet next. the surprise story. >> hello, hello, who is home? >> see it next right

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attribute to the popular characters. some references there to security and possible delays, and they puhave a phrase at the bottom, may the 4th with be you. a puppy who went through tough times is looking for a new home. we have this week's perfect pet, and we mean perfect. >> getting better by the day, and we have to find him a forever home. the humane society says this 8-year-old pup has come a long way. meet buddy, a german shepherd mix. he came with a tail injury so bad, unfortunately, it was removed. since then, he's gotten tons of training, so well-behaved and loved to play fetch, tennis balls are life, plays with you and cuddles, and with other dogs, he's good with also. right now, buddy is living in a foster home. you can meet him at the humane's society tomorrow between noon and 2:00. we'll put the number on the screen there, ohio 8-262-2133.

let's make it a good ending for buddy. >> wickling the years a lot in place of the tail. >> there you go. >> i hope he finds a good home. thank you for joining us. have a great day and a great weekend, bye bye.

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