accompanies photos are addressed to governor brown, lieutenant-governor newsome and various members of government alleging misconduct, lewd behavior and inappropriate conduct by members of the state lottery travel management team while traveling on the state's dime. the photos show different managers on a 2016 work trip at a southern california bar. one, giving someone the middle finger, another with his head up the front of a woman's shirt. according to the letter it is a gross violation of the california code of conduct. >> i'm not surprised. >> reporter: donna sullivan worked for the lottery over 35 years and just recently retired she says because of behavior like this. the climate got very very bad. it's where you really didn't want to go to work or have to meet. it would be better if in fact the boys club was demolished and

the lottery go back to doing the business of the lottery, giving money to education. >> a shop steward for the union representing lottery employees. she says complaints like sullivan's started several years ago. >> we occasionally do receive, regularly receive concerns regarding management behavior or bullying in the workplace or conduct or foul language or things of that nature. >> i reached out to russ lopez deputy director of communications for the lottery saying he was indeed aware of the letter and accompanying photos but had no comment. >> thank you. >> developing news, redwood city, sky 7 was over the seen 30 minutes ago as they created a ramp to get into the home of a barricaded suspect. the police action began at 2:00 this morning and prompted a day

long shelter in place and voluntary evacuation order in on windsor way and madison avenue. the woman was transported from the home with non-life threatening injuries. the male suspect, a police officer said to still be inside. the lockdown has been intense. >> the streets are blocked off and no one can pass by. a little stressful receiving messages from our neighbors. >> as this situation continues, we will bring you the latest updates on air and online at abc7news.com. >> to the latest on our california wildfires, we are sad to report another firefighter death related to the fire in shasta. he was killed in a single car accident. the six year veteran was on his way to work. this is the eighth death related to the carr fire.

two others have died and four redding residents. it is 48% contained, more than 177,000 acres have burned. california's largest fire ever recorded is more than half contained. it will still take several weeks to fully surround the mendocino complex which has burned 475 square miles in colusa, lake and mendocino counties and full containment is not expected until september. visiting that fire zone, wayne is live with the story. >> reporter: good evening, dan. the question is what can a senator do to a fire zone like this and lend support. the answer is she can show up, get her picture taken, say that she shares and shine a light on california wildfires. the senator touched on several topics including what the federal government might do to lessen the dangers of fires in

wild lands. >> we can have a conversation about deforestation and millions of dead trees out there exasperating the issue and have a conversation about climate change and understand climate change without any doubt exasperates the dangers of these fires. >> reporter: there were two questions the senator dodged when asked about president trump's tweet saying he is wrong. this is a funny report with odds makers that have her tied with bernie sanders for the 2020 presidential nomination. the senator said she would put her money on firefighters instead. live in middletown, wayne freedman, subpoenas 7 news. >> you can see the haze is still out there in this look from the walnut creek tower camera. spencer christian joins us with the details. >> that is good news, air

quality will improve tomorrow. we will take you to the air quality panel pointing out it was a spare the air day. tomorrow, we will have moderate to good air quality in all regions of the bay area. an alert remains for a huge portion of the state as the smoke continues to move from the central part of the valley. red flag warnings in effect for lake county and surrounding areas as the fire danger remains high there. i'll have the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> you, spencer. the wildfire burning near yosemite is71%1 acres in size. some parts are smoldering on valley floor. park officials still aren't sure when they'll reopen. >> after a large fire you have

burned soil and rocks and trees and those coming across the road. our people are basically out assessing the park roads. >> firefighters expect to have the wildfire fully contained by wednesday. >> searing conditions are making it difficult for battling the holy fire in cleveland national forest and orange counties down south. it exploded today to 9600 acres and moving closer to homes, some 20,000 people near lake elsinore have already been evacuated and only 5% contained. meantimey the man accused of setting the fire refused to go to court today. 51-year-old forrest clark is accused of arson and resisting arrest. he faces life in prison if convicted. happening tonight, the vigil for the mom and twin girls killed in a deadly fire. they believe 47-year-old mau dao

set herself on fire and her 14-year-old twin daughters did not survive. an 11-year-old daughter escaped the fire by climbing out of a window. statements from her and other witnesses and physical evidence led to their conclusion. sentencing began today for the two men held criminally responsible for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire and what was said in court even brought the judge to tears, it was very emotional. 36 people died when fire sparked during a concert at a makeshift warehouse off fruitville boulevard in oakland. officially, the cause of the fire is undetermined. carlos has been in court all day with the story and joins us live. >> reporter: emotions were high as we heard from many family members throughout the day, many in tears as they talked about their loved ones but also pleaded with the judge to reconsider the plea agreement,

one they call too lenient. people left the courtroom, many still in tears after hours of emotional testimony from friends and families of the ghost shippp fire. they were killed in the inferno after being trapped inside. families spoke after the 2016 oakland blaze as a search for loved ones and share the victim's dreams. the aunt of 21-year-old victim, mckayla gregory, urged the judge for a stricter sentence of them. one had his back the entire time. >> i think they should have faced us. through a plea deal, derick almena and harris pleaded no contest avoiding a lengthy trial, many critical to what they call a lengthy sentence. almena set to face nine years in

jail and harris, six years. >> this sentence is unfair and unbalanced and negligent. >> many family members said they wanted to have a trial so they could have answers as to what happened and who did what. they are disappointed there's not a trial. that leaves us in a civil suit we are going to answer those questions for them. >> reporter: through that separate civil lawsuit families are hoping to hold others accountable, includng the city and sentencing will be wrapped up here tomorrow. abc7 news. >> thanks very much. the ghost ship fire claimed 36 lives, fathers, daughters, artists, friends. we have not forgotten them by any means. you can read stories on the website. >> if you bring up the topic of safety on bart, seems like everyone has a story to tell.

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the history of our armed forces where the best and bravest will be called to deter a new generation of threats to our people. >> it would need congressional approval, however, there are already logos in the works. these six options were sent out by president trump's re-election campaign asking people to vote on their favorite for exchange for providing their contact information to the campaign. >> we have a live poll open for this subject. let us know what you think of this idea of a u.s. space force. >> you can vote on, great to be first, could create jobs or not needed or waste of money. the results are at the bottom of your screen. >> we will keep you posted as david louie shows examples of what local innovations might help with a space defense strategy. >> reporter: today's warfighters, the pentagon's name for our troops, already benefit from a wide range of advance technology, the plan to create a space force comes at a time the

white house would like to see an $8 billion increase in space defense system spending. technology innovators in silicon valley say many projects already in development could be deployed. the u.s. air force research lab is working on new antennae systems in origami like backgrounds to quickly change communication physicals and provide a work-around in signal jamming. >> it's in the beginning stages. >> reporter: major defense contractorers including lockheed martin were reluctant to discuss this at this conference. but the chief officer of netflix sees cooperation between government startups and contractors. >> i believe we're in a new area of the acceleration and new ideas. >> reporter: to order glucose and lactate in humans is in development from the palo alto

research center and caught the eye of the defense department engineering enterprise, robert gold. >> some of the wearable technologies we can monitor what's going on in someone's body as an intrical part of their clothing, a tremendous opportunity to move that rapidly into the field. >> reporter: watch as this scientist flexes his forearm, his muscle flexion replaces a joystick operating the drone and working so brain signals guide the drone including engineers in silicone valley. san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> let's look at the results of our live poll at abc7news.com/vote. >> interesting, great to be first, 14%, interesting, waste of money, 77%. >> yep. not needed, 8%. most of the people saying it is a waste. 77%. >> keep it coming, we'd love to hear from you. as we move on, all that's

needed is the governor's signature to officially recognize the lunar new year significance of the lunar new year and contributions of asians and pacific islanders in california. scott weiner co-authored the bill along with david chu, phil ting and rob bonta. state lawmakers are currently considering a bill that would require milk or water to be served with kids' meals instead of sugary drinks. they say too many rounds encourage unhealthy habits when they offer juice or milk. it would be the first in the country to set a default healthy option in restaurants. a recently retired alameda sheriff's officer is back after logging 3500 miles from california to virginia.

it wasn't until he was on the road his friends discovered the reason for his monumental trip. >> reporter: this moment, reaching the atlantic ocean, has been 20 years coming. >> it was very emotional. >> reporter: recently retired alameda sheriff's deputy, james del rio spent 68 days riding across the country. >> it's been a long coming. i wanted to do this 28 years ago. my friend and partner was killed at the outback steakhouse in dublin. >> reporter: they responded to the steakhouse and roberts had taken hostages shot him through the window and then shot him in the back killing him. sheriff ahearn was the lead investigator at the time. >> there's a few cases that stick in your head and never ever go away and you do it on a daily basis and reminded all the time. >> it's something you do think about, it will pop up. usually, when i'm riding a bike it happens. >> reporter: covering 3500 miles from california to virginia

meant del rio had many hours to think about that night, chasing down the killer and two accomplices. >> to arrest the person that killed your partner is not an easy thing to do at all. >> reporter: j.d. nelson says losing a partner is something you never get over. >> i think it's why he did this because he hasn't quite recovered yet. this is his way of paying a tribute. nelson and others cheered on their friend in a text message chain. >> it was great motivation for those lonely nights that i'm up at 11,000 feet sleeping in a little tent. >> lonely nights. day, hours on the road that ultimately brought him peace. >> hopefully that will help me out on my future years and retirement years now. but it did definitely bring me peace inside. >> reporter: in dublin, katie, nbc7 news. >> the allegheny sheriff's

office recently completed the story. >> it honors the deputy and others killed chiwhile serving. >> now, time for or weather. >> and the fire conditions. >> doesn't look like the fire is going away for a while. we have fog at the coast and haze from smoke built up with the wildfires. most of the other locations are looking at surface wind speeds at 15 miles an hour. we go to the 24 hour temperature change, significant. most locations are 7-10 or 12 degrees warmer than this hour yesterday. we had quite a significant warm-up, a couple locations topped out at 100 degrees today. the hotel looking northward. skies blue above but hazy in this view. 74 at oakland.

mountain vow, 84 degrees. >> a look at emoryville looking westward, you see the shallow moon spilling through. 85 at napa. 81, novato, fairfield, 96, concord, 98, livermore, 97. the rooftop camera looking out over embarcadero. very parm again in the inland areas tomorrow and a cooldown at bay. the smoke and haze will link and we will have a cooler pattern beginning on the weekend in all parts of the bay area. overnight, look for hazy skies and clear conditions in the valleys and overnight mid 50s and maybe a little bit will spill out over the bay. tomorrow, fog to the coastline, a breezy day, a pattern we've had for a long time.

still warm inland and still don't have triple digit temperatures and highs in mid to upper 90s and mid to upper 90s in the north bay as well. looking ahead to saturday, minor cooling and inland areas drop down to low 90s in the warmest spots, low to mid-70s and low to mid 60s on the coast and further cooling on sunday and monday we have the same temperature range we see on sunday. the average range of temperatures no extremes likely, may be the beginning of a steady pattern next week. three-day weekend. golden get a park, the outside lands music festival. high temperatures getting up to or just above 68 degrees. great weather for the outside land's music festival. notice the cooling trend that begins saturday will continue next week.

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investigation stocks struggled to a mostly lower finish on wall street as loss for banks and energy stocks offset gains elsewhere in the market. the dow jones industrial average fell nearly 75 points and nasdaq rose three and s&p 500 fell four points today. tesla shares gained more than five points ending at $352 a share, near where they were trading before ceo elon musk tweeted tuesday he may take the company private at $420 a share. that set off a chain reaction and his tweet sent tesla soaring more than -- the exchange commission opened an inquiry into the wording and method of musk's disclosure about that deal. j.c. penny is expanding sales of its baby products to make up for the shortfall of babies r us. it's opening up shops in 500

stores that were former babies r us locations. they will sell in-store items like cribs, high chairs, strollers and car seats that it previously om sold on its website. a former motorcycle rider and cover girl has another role to add to her resume. animal activist. >> how she's helping victims of the largest before in state history. >> seeing her, probably three, four times a week, she'd jog down the street. >> he may be the last person to see mollie tibbetts. now, speaking to only abc news

live, where you live, abc7 news. show me stats putting more officers on bart will improve safety. >> from officers to camera and facial recognition are some things being considered for safety of riders.

there have been a number of dangerous incidents including the attack on 18-year-oldr-oldrd the train. >> dozens of speakers employ the bart board of directors not to use the stabbing death of nia wilson not to have surveillance. >> as long as surveillance is profiling people of color it is not making us safer. >> reporter: the board was considering a safety proposal and it resulted in a heated debate. >> i respect people's privacy and we have to find that. there are director that feel strongly one way and another way. >> reporter: earlier this week, josefowitz says he wants to consider facial recognition software but the general manager said that is not part of the

safety plan introduced? even if you do not currently apply facial recognition yourselves to this data, other people will apply it. >> reporter: the board ultimately decided to table discussion on a video surveillance system, a no panhandleding ordinance making it harder to bypass and additional proof of payment for evenings. those discussions will be held until a suburban public evening hearing in a month. >> how about helping those with no other option. >> reporter: they continued expansion and conversion to a digital camera network. saying she wants more bart police. >> i believe we need them to protect our riders. >> a change chief carlos says ss are needed. >> our officers are working six

days a week with one day off. >> reporter: and issues of homelessness and mental health. they will meet again for its regularly scheduled meeting on the 13th. >> send a picture to #dearbart, and make sure you're in a safe place when posting. the official ribbon cutting is tomorrow and all bus lines will transition here from the temporary center thursday. muni buses have already been using the center. new details on the desperate search for a missing iowa college student with bay area ties, and the person who may have been the last person to talk to mollie tibbetts speaks exclusively to us. he says he saw her jogging past

his home the night before and it wasn't the first time, saw her running several times a week. >> jog down the street, up the hill. think nothing of it until i heard somebody was missing and it really hit me. i haven't seen that runner since then. >> investigators say they received nearly 800 tips about this case. the reward for information is now $313,000. tibbetts spent part of her childhood in oakland. a teenager from washington state shoved off a bridge. recorded on a cell phone. some of you might find this video disturbing. >> she's saying no. >> ready? >> oh! >> 16-year-old jordan holgerson fell 60 feet off the moulton falls footbridge.

she suffered five cracked ribs and internal injuries. her mother says she's lucky to be alive. >> i was told this was over 60 feet. the doctors told me half that just the way you fall. if she could have fallen a different way, she could have broke her neck and become paralyzed. >> she's calling on the girl who pushed her daughter to come forward. they're investigating. jumping on the bridge is illegal. a professional motorcycle rider and cover girl model. she is putting those pursuits on hold to help the mendocino complex fires. >> reporter: amidst all the frustration from lake county's fires, here's the kind you like hearing about. do they naturally go in the trailer? >> no, they don't naturally go in the show. >> reporter: not even with shelina running the show. if they could talk they could tell you how they rescued them

from a fiery death and making a habit of it. >> we started this nonprofit in the midst of the fires. >> reporter: if you think the face does not match, get ready to get rid of some assumptions. you're like the farmer's daughter? >> yep. >> reporter: a farmer's daughter who happens to race motorcycles at 120 miles an hour and looks like a cover girl, well, she is one. >> is it tough competing in a man's world? maybe for the men. >> they wanted something different when they signed me and they got it. >> reporter: a woman in the past couple of weeks worked on three hours of sleep a night saving 100 animals. >> we pulled a dog out of the fire. his whole body had singe marks

on them and paws coming off of them. you see things like that you can't stop. >> reporter: a subject that could be bigger than the story if she wanted. shelina moreda does not. >> you have to help people. step up and help your neighbor out. what i think everybody is supposed to be doing and i don't think people do it enough. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> good for her. >> we're still months away from basketball season but you can see steph curry in action. >> he takes on some of the top tour professionals in a pga tournament no less also ahead. a woman hits the wrong button on her cell phone and winds up with concert tickets a thousand miles

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of pga tour pros want to play golf with. >> we get countless requests from players saying, hey, can i playte curry. we decided to go down our money list. >> reporter: the top money earners who weren't in st. louis were here. when all said and done steph shot a 71, one over par and had to have a comeback on the back nine to get there. >> i three-putted, four over. it could have gone in the trash can the whole round if i let my emotions get the best of me. made a birdie and either parred or birdied all the way in. >> reporter: curry will have to round ie oing wants an trnamen abc7 news. >> everything he does is pretty impressive. >> unbelievable. >> unbelievable. warmcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones.

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the park grant worth $20,000. >> the grant is incredibly important to facilitate projects city-wide. we use it to purchase materials and identifying what you see here today and we have workers in the field working. >> kids can even earn a small stipend for their efforts. >> outside is almost here. the three-day festival kicks off at noon tomorrow. headliners include, florence and the machine and janet jackson. tonight, organizers were putting finishing touches to several stages and a grass lineup. >> good lineup. >> what's the weather this weekend? >> what a striking coincidence. i just happen to have the forecast ready for you right

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good evening. steph curry can stand 25 feet away from a hoop and pretty much hit threes in his sleep. a 5 foot putt in a golf

tournament that counts. last year he shot back to back rounds of 74. today, started on the back nine, admitted nerves were there again. a birdie on 14 and slides by the hole. 3 over in the first nine. first birdie on 3, a hug for his caddie, johnny west, his dad, jerry west, johnny a warriors executive. he's dialed in now, hits the flagstick, tap inorhi birdie of thday. admitted his playing partners helped make him feel pretty good. >> we were walking up the fair way and balls down the same line. and there w down t fai way and he stopped to check my ball to see if it was his knowing full well i can't hit it where he hit it. i appreciate the confidence he had in me, i guess. >> good stuff.

round one of the pga championship in missouri, tiger did better than steph but not by much. into the drink, double bogey. par 70, tied for 48th. dustin johnson, chipping on 6. he's part of a big pack tied for fifth at minus 3. the surprising winner was gary woodland from kansas. best round ever for a major, leads by one. the 49ers, football is back. they kick off the preseason in a few minutes at levi stadium, hosting dallas cowboys, starters expected to see only limited action, only one series for jimmy garoppolo, had a whole season to learn coach kyle shanahan's offense. and his comfort level should be at higher. >> every week last year i progressively got more and more comfortable learning new things every week.

every week i was hearing new things for the first time i had never heard before. my comfort level keeps growing as you get more along with the offense and learn more. >> raiders will open their preseason schedule tomorrow night at home against the lions, derek carr to play a series or two at most. you don't want to get them hurt. the first time to see coach gruden on the sideline in 10 years. >> i am looking forward to it. i have things i have to work out. anticipati anticipating situations, communicating with the coaches in the press box and i have to work myself through calling plays again and managing some tough situations. i'm anxious to see if i can do it. >> $100 million. major league baseball is letting them picnic names on the back of

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