that brings up new concern about the limits of technology. >> kristen sze. thanks for joining us. a report released today from the ntsb raises new questions about the role of autopilot in a tesla crash in mountain view three months ago. >> killing an apple engineer. i team reporter dan noyes is following this closely with the new information. >> dan and kristen the final report won't be coming out for a year but more pieces of the puzzle fall into place. >> the ntsb says 38-year-old walter wong was using the autopilot function on the tesla model x for 18 minutes 5 a seconds before it crashed. he received two visual armistices and one auditory alert to place his hands on the wheel. those came more than 15 minutes before the crash. in the minute before the crash his hands were detected on the steer wheels on three separate occasions for a total of 34 seconds. the last six seconds the vehicle did not detect his hands on the wheel. >> tesla's autopilot determines

whether or not your hand is on the wheel by a certain amount of torque exerted on the we'll. if you rest your hand at the 6:00 position for example you won be exerting any pressure left or right. >> the ntsb report also found that wong had set his autopilot to 75 miles an hour in a 65 and was following a slower car. seconds before impact, the tesla began a left steering movement stopped following the car and accelerated from 62 to 70.8 miles an hour into the safety barrier. walter wong's family told me in april he was a very careful driver. >> we know that he is not the type who would not have his hands on the steering we'll. he just -- he has always been a ten a ticket in river. his entire life. >> wong's wife said he complained the tesla veered toward the same barrier on seven to ten occasions. >> and she want to show me a lot of time it not happen. >> he told you that the car

would drive to that same barrier. >> yes. >> the company declined to kpen on the report and referred me to a plog from march that said tesla autopilot does not prevent all accidents. but it makes them less likely to occur. tesla founder elon musk talked about the future of autopilot this week. i'll have that coming up at 6:00 dan and kristen. >> thanks very much, dan. so what do owners of teslas with autopilot think of the ntsb early finding. >> news reporter david louie is live at a charging station in gilroy as we kin our live coverage. david. >> reporter: well kristen and dan one tesla driver we met today uses his vehicle to transport uber passengers. and he says not one passenger has ever asked him about the safety of autopilot or asked him to turn it off. however other drivers we talked to said that they don't think autopilot always works the way they think it should.

this charging station is a couple of miles from the sight of the fatal crash. and tesla owners have been anxious to learn details of what went wrong. janet got stuck in the backup on 101 that day. leo has run into an issue with his autopilot with lane changes not rapped acceleration. >> but i have two cases where it went left halfway and rejerked itself back to the right. and i took control. so i had that happen two times. >> jerricy virginia says he hasn't run into autopilot problems. >> i have a lot of faith in the folks they're smart. >> you've never had anything erratic happen. >> nothing the car is fun to drive. >> the charles buyer is a professor of marketing at santa clara university. he says the series of crashes impacts the segments it serves in different ways. >> the investors have a set of expectations they are looking for. you have the early adopters. and that's not set of expectations.

the current skpers, another set of expectations. >>en a there are people deciding whether to buy a tesla and trust the technology. the bay area council released a survey and self-driving cars and found confidence dropped from 52 to 46% in the past carrier. software beta test something common in silicon valley as early adopter help developers spot bugs. but in this case autopilot puts lives on the line. >> you got to take responsibility. it's in beta. it's not -- you know, i don't think we'll ever get to the point where you go to sleep in the back seat. >> other companies working on self-driving technology will be watching this closely. david louie, abc 7 news. now the i team's dan noyes has a number of exclusive reports about the tesla crash on our website, abc7news.com. just click on sections then i team. now to have developing story in san francisco. a shooting in the mission district. that's now create add crime scene at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. abc 7 news reporter kate larson

is live with new details on the incident from the hospital. kate. >> reporter: kristen we know three people were shot here at seeser chavez and this housing kpreks. we learn the condition of the three men all in the 20s. unfortunately one man died. another in critical and a third in sowers condition. let's take a closer look at the scene here. an area right on the border of the mission district. this entire housing complex is taped off. there are town homes. i spoke to a william through the won't not allowed to leave she was sobbing and heard the gunshots and people shot were her friends. let's go to video of sky7 overhead of san francisco general this afternoon. the sheriffs department tell us at 3:45 this afternoon a man drove up with two gunshot victims nasdaq his car after dropping them off the deputies asked him to get out of car. he refused.

the deputies drew weapons at that time he kprid. it's unclear if he was arrested. however we do have video of one man in handcuffs at the hospital. there is also a silver consider, a sedan we have reid of we are told by officials at the hospital that one gunshot victim drove himself to the hospital in that car. so back out here live, again, on the border of the mission district in bernal there is a large crime scene at this housing complex. a lot people concern. a lot of police officers and detectives trying to figure out what happened here earlier today as they search for evidence. as soon as we learn anything we'll bring you the latest. live in san francisco, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. a santa rosa woman is being treated for a hip injury after being gored by a buysen at yellow stone national park. authorities say 59-year-old kim hancock was in a crowd of people standing ten yards from a herd of buysen when we one became agitated and charged.

this is video of buysen at yellow stone provided by the park service. a lot of people love to see them. this is the second time this year that a buysen injure add visitor. 14 show dogs on their way to an event in vallejo were stole 199redding yesterday along with a van transporting them. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas as more on the theft, the happy ending and the effect on the dog show. >> reporter: the preparation grooming and exhibit iks webt on as normal but the theft loomed over the woofstock dog show. >> we all feel it. >> tony carter of seattle and his assist were driving a dodge van like this to the dog show when they stopped as this in-n-out burger to grab a bite. his mistake was leaving it running and unlocked to keep the air-conditioning going when they went in. when then came out it's gone. >> it's imperative to find the

van because of the welfare of the zms. >> he is a handle but he shows them on behalf the owners. >> i don't care about the property or the van i just want the dogs back. >> eva berg a organizer has a theory about the theft. >> my guess is the person didn't realize there were show dogs in there. >> she may be right. because the van was found abandoned in the woods dog dog g and sound. cheers went up as they made the announcement. >> the dogs and the van are all safe. >> yeah! >> if the number one job of the handler is take good care of the animals that brings up the uncomfortable issue in this case of responsibility. >> i wouldn't leave it running and leave it. you should always leave somebody in the van. >> redding police have released these surveillance photos of a man they'd like to question in the theft. in the meantime woofstock runs through sunday at the solano

county fair grounds. in petaluma a lot of people are talking about what happened at the high school graduation ceremony. as abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman explains it has td with words, not said or heard. >> so speak up. >> it began as a normal commencement speech and then it went. >> even when some people on this campus those same people -- >> that is stanford found bound lula bell sykes the value dikt yan after the staff cut her micron on graduation day. she spoke with us vya mobile device about free speech. >> students aren't listened to, people are mistreated when they're victims of sexual assault on campus and that the arts and music and everything because i've been if band four years need more funding. >> lulla bell admits going off script at the request of classmates. she said the contents had been a

difficult. >> when i i wanted to go off script they didn't know what i was going to say. >> the petaluma city school district went on the record say going has the right to cut the microphone of a student going off script during a speedy prelim. the district had little to say today taking no questions released only a statement which reads in part, due to student privacy issues we cannot and should not respond with specific information. if an alleged event happens off campus or on we work to take whatever measures we can to protect our students. the reactions of fellow seniors on campus today were mixed. >> she had good intentions but i think it was not the best place for it. >> as for lula bell to prove all would have been fine she finished on jubt. if nothing else she made the commencement memorable. petaluma, wayne friedman, 7 news. left a mark. maybe the bigds haul ever. 25 tons of illegal fireworks

like these seized in a massive raid that took took years of investigation. the story ahead. the warriors put on a parade of beautiful shots. if you want to see them possibly close out finals first hand we have ideas for you. and the a's one of the first team in the state to offer fans a perk they haven't seen in years. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it's windy again. no surprise ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪

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walnut creek. culminating a three-year investigation. >> law enforcement officers have reason to believe the suspects have been illegally importing, transporting, storing, distributing and ultimately selling this product of daerjs fireworks throughout california. with indications this practice went on at least 30 years. >> officials say the recent increase in devastating fires statewide makes stopping the illegal operations more important than ever. well with well the warrior haves a chance to sweep the cavaliers as you know for the third nba title if in four years. if you have any desire to fly to cleveland to see it. it's possible. lyanne melendez explains. >> jr who wouldn't want to fly to cleveland for friday's game four of the nafb finals. >> i'm a big fan. i'm dpad they're up. it's hard to imagine that lebron can pull it off. >> i love the the warriors i wish i could get a ticket,

because they are really doing very, very well. >> last minute deals are being posted online. like this one from golden sports.com. this package deal includes air fair, a ticket to the game and hotel room for $1429 per person. the only down side is that your flight arrives 10 minutes before the start of the game. russell ryan grover of jiffy tickets in san francisco says ticket praises for game 4 in cleveland have gone down. >> we always like to say everybody loves to go to a wedding but nobody likes to go to a funeral. you know, come the next game it could be the last. >> ryan grover says many warriors fans are secretly hoping there is a game 5 why mean the team could clefrm the nba title at home. if that happens, he says there would be a high demand for tickets. and that's good for business. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. now remember, abc 7 is the

only place where you can watch the nba finals presentlied by youtube tv. we'll have a pregame show at 5:00. abc coverage at 5:30 with tipoff at 6:00. stay with us for toyota after the game. a proposed bill would create an easier path to a new stadium for the oakland a's. the bill would provide shortcuts to approval if the proposed stadium faces environmental challenges. it encouraging judges to decide any lawsuit under the california environmental quality act within nine months. judges would be prohibited from stopping construction unless there were imminent life and safety risks. the bill applies to bowing sides the a's are considering the coliseum site and the howard termle. if you go to the game tonight you'll be able to buy beer for the first time since the 80s. that's because of a recent change in sports facility liquor licenses by the california department of alcoholic beverage control. the paeds became the first team to restart the inseat alcohol

service last week. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. nice out there for the a's game. look at live doppler 7 now. you notice clear from coast to inland. in oakland 64 degrees. really pleasen. the only down side if you don't like the wind this is not your lucky day. gusts to 30 in san francisco. 23 in mountain view. the wind out of the southwest in fairfield. a pretty good delta breeze right now. we have a little bit of everything for everyone in the accuweather seven-day forecast. but let's talk about the weekend. why not? all right it's thursday. on saturday gusty and cooler. up 50s to the mid-70s on sunday we're going a little warmer low 60s to the low 80s. now as it gets hotter affection week you may want to hit the boech. some people are doing that in santa cruz right now lots of sunshine there. a buol view from sutro camera. visibility is good looking across the city. 61 in san francisco.

oakland is 64. right now in the 70s for san jose to gilroy. half moon bay our cool spot at 57. now we're checking in on the abc pier 39 camera. sea lions are doing fine. visitors are just packed in here. a good looking day for the visitors rots of sunshine out there. 80 in santa rosa. 75 in napa. 70 in livermore. now this is the theme for most of the week. emeryville camera showing you a shaky view. we're keeping that wind going a little bit longer. warming up closer to average tomorrow. cooler stronger winds on saturday. then the temps reverse sunday heading into tuesday. you'll really notice the difference. i want to show you hour by hour ton 11:0020 to 30 miles an hour wind gusts along the coast. breezy near the tomorrow tomorrow. but into the afternoon they'll pick up again around 5:00 over 30 miles an hour winds on the coastline. hour by hour we go. expecting some fog to return as

5:00 a.m. but not long the coast it's limited tonight. going into tomorrow morning 8:00 a.m. the fog is near the coast. and then into the afternoon hours it starts to pull become. but lingers along some parts. tomorrow morning, temperatures mid-40s, to the mid-50s across the bay area. it's going to be a little cool. but not chilly. then for the afternoon, breezy milder than today along the coast. in the 60s. inland areas in the 80s inland. we'll be warm with sunshine. now we're fast forwarding to monday. this is when the spring warmth arrives. 60s to 90s heading into tuesday it's hot inland. 90s mid-to upper 90s inland. mid-60s coastside. wednesday it's a wide range. summer microclimates we're used to. 60s to 90s. we're about two weeks from summer and getting an early start on the hurricane season in the eastern pacific. first named hurricane of the season. hurricane aleta expected to strengthen a bit over the weekend and weaken again.

no threat to baja or mexico. but if you have travel plans if it changes course keep track. accuweather seven-day forecast warmer tomorrow. windy and cooler saturday. back up sunday. then heating mid-90s inland tuesday, wednesday. but we have a place for you 60s on the coast if you don't like the hot weather. >> choices here. >> lots of options. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. it's time to load up your sun screen. >> and some are definitely better

well, we all know the importance of sun screen. so which one should you by. >> "7 on your side" michael finney is here with the information just in time for kids getting out of school. >> look at this skin tone do you think i wear it a lot. >> yeah, i do. >> yeah. no matter the aim or skin color if you're outside longer than a few minutes you need sun screen to protect yourself again skin cans around wrinkles. here are tips for finding the best one. what do you look for on a sun screen label. >> water resistant. >> spf of at least 50. >> so many claims on sun skren bottles it's confusing to figure out which one to buy. >> spf is a measure of how well it guards against ultraviolate b reyes from the sun. a the chief cause of sun burn and contributor to skin cancer.

>> this testing they are soaked in a tub for 40 on 80 minutes after applying the sun skren process. the area is exposed to uvb light. the next day trained experts examine for redness. >> we found that many sun screens don't meet the spf level on the packing and. consumer reports recommends a chemical sun screen with spf 40 or high sfleer two of consumer reports topped best sun discreet. are equate sport lotion spf 50 and trader gentlemen's spray spf 50. if you're looking for a sun screen containing mineral ingredients, thinking they contain fewer kelmles, shop carefully. >> in our sun screen tests we haven't found a mineral one that provides top notch protection and meets the labelled spf. >> as for water resistant sun screens. >> don't make the mistake of thinking that water resistant means water proof. the minute you get in the wear or start to sweat the sun screen

starts to come off. so when you get out of the water, you have to reapply. >> to have a great sun burn free summer consumer reports recommends applying sun screen 15 minutes before going out. be sure to cover often overlooked spots such as ears upper back, the backs of hands and the tops of your feet. and reapply every two hours. or after swimming or sweating. now sun screen lasts about three years. that's important to know. if you don't remember when you bought the sun skren play it safe and buy new ones. but the stuff you bought last year is probably fine. >> good to know thanks. when is a bag more than just a carry all. >> whe ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you.

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i'm ama daetz coming up on news at 6:00, the list of california's most polluted beaches is out. most of them are around here. tonight see if your favorite is on the list. also -- >> what i've been through has prepared me for the rest of my life. >> a day to celebrate for a teenager named destiny especially since graduating high school wasn't always her

destiny. from "7 on your side" miebl finney has important tops for booking hotels and line to save you money. coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we like that thanks a lot ama. finally tonight a special and meaningful tune for our team at abc 7. >> volunteers stuff care kits destined for kids affected by disasters like the recent hurricane in puerto rico. they'll be delivered by partners at save the children. >> there is a chief engineer the volunteer effort is part of a campaign by the parent company called disney's global week of service. there is cherylgenics. more than 1,200 employees across the country participating. >> across the entire disney company we are a small army -- part of a larger army as part of the entire disney company putting together the wonderful kits for save the children. >> our general manager. and our morning team reggie aquestion and natasha zufz. >> bravo you guys. >> world news with david muir

coming up next. >> i'm dan ashley, for all of us here we appreciate your time and see you again at 6:00. tonight, as we come on the air here in the west, we have breaking news. the atf agents ambushed during an undercover investigation. one of them shot multiple times. authorities moments ago revealing he is in critical but stable condition. and tonight, witnesses now describing the scene. under the microscope. tonight, there is new video now emerging after that police takedown. an unarmed man beaten after police say he would not sit down. the president and his power to pardon. commuting the sentence of this grandmother after a request from kim kardashian. tonight, you will hear from that grandmother, who'd been in prison for more than 20 years on nonviolent drug charges. the first lady making news tonight. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, saying melania trump believed her husbahe