eveningfttmentha ive6 of a0tmtsbe >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. abc news is committed to building a better bay area. housing is among our top priorities. it is at a premium across the bay area. >> is it ever. now a long-running dispute over redeveloping the winchester ranch mobile home park has ended. news reporter chris nguyen explains what this means for san jose. >> reporter: silicon valley has grown, so has the value of the land underneath these homes. today's settlement will prevent the displacement of seniors living here and making room for one of the largest housing projects in the county. they don't make them like this anymore, life at winchester ranch was supposed to be a piece of the american dream for

residents in the valley. but a surprise announcement six years ago would mark the start of a painful bat. >> we moved in here on the understanding we could stay here the rest of our life. and all of a sudden, it's like sorry, you can't do that. >> reporter: the long-time owns are decided to sell to a developer, leaving the mobile park's residents more than 100 senior citizens in lip bow. >> i'm a youngster in here. i'm only 75. we've got people in here in their 80s and 90s. >> dave johnson rallied his neighbors and decided to fight. and after years of negotiations an agreement was announced today between the homeowners association and the developer, pulte homes. the settlement will make way for the construction of nearly 700 new apartments and condominiums across from santana row. residents can move into replacement housing at the same rent with yearly increases capped at 3%. pulte agreed to design the units to be senior friendly. >> this could have been a major

be disaster. >> mary jo is a retired educator and lives here for 40 years. >> the biggest relief is that i can stay in san jose. that i can keep my friends, that as i get older, i will be able to go to the places that i know. >> reporter: in a statement, mayor sam lick card doe said this ground breaking agreement will pave the way to insure fair and equitable treatment for mobile hope park residents facing redevelopment pressure throughout california. attorneys took the case pro bono on the behalf of the residents. they hope the agreement serves as an example how redevelopment should happen in the future. >> >> it should be development that's equitable where the parties come to an agreement and people are not displaced and residents get to stay in the community. >> reporter: residents here working together to build a better bay area. >> take a good hard look at your community and see what needs to be done and go out and do something about it. >> the city still needs to

approve the plan but pulte hopes to start construction in the fall of 2020. live in san jose tonight, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas will building a better bay area share them by joining our group facebook. >> police are looking for two masked men who got away with a considerable amount of money after robbing an armored car in front of a wells fargo in the foothills square shopping center in oakland. police tell abc news anchor dion lim they want your help finding the thieves who executed the planned heist. >> reporter: even though the bank was not targeted, the doors to this branch are locked today after the robbery involving two rifles, handgun, masked suspects and what oakland police say is a crime so rare, they haven't seen like it since 2006. >> literally you would see it out of a movie. >> reporter: the drama that unfolded at loc land's foothill

square shopping center was something police hadn't seen in more than a decade. >> we don't see this on a daily, monthly, yearly basis. >> reporter: two masked suspects armed with rifles and a handgun targeted two guards and robbed this armored vehicle just before 11:00 thursday morning. in a matter of minute, they got away with authorities are calling a large sum of cash. >> you don't see it -- it should never happen. >> reporter: nobody was hurt in the robbery. in the last heist, a brinks guard was shot and kid at the fruville station shopping center. in that incident, the suspects made off with more than a million dollars. oakland police and the fbi are kobing through evidence including surveillance video and interviewing witnesses. they ask if anyone saw what happened to please come forwards sign indicated an unsuspected is emergency at this branch. we did overhear some employees tell customers they would be back open tomorrow.

in oakland, dion lim, abc7 news. >> there was a overthrow crowd for today's final farewell to a young police officer from the bay area. supporters and law enforcement lined highway overpasses as tara o'sullivan's casket was take it on a church in roseville outside sacramento. a gunman killed her last week in sacramento. wayne freedman takes you to today's funeral. >> reporter: it was equal parts impressive and demoralizing. the kind of pageantory police officers and their families dred. a funeral today, a thin blue line now thick with sadness, extending onto the streets of roseville. >> they deserve it. our respect and loyalty to show them our support. >> they risk their life every day for us. >> reporter: and so this massive show of support from above and below as sacramento paid last respects to police officer tara o'sullivan. >> last wednesday, evil showed its face in our city.

>> reporter: she was 26 years old. she died last week of gunshot wounds while helping a woman remove possessions from a home during a domestic dispute in north sacramento. the suspect had a long record. o'sullivan was a rookie. she had been on the job just six months and already made a strong impression. >> what you see is what you get. tara was real. tara was authentic. but that's just a type of person tara is. >> reporter: while the death of any officer feels tragic this one resonates across northern california. officer o'sullivan grew up in the east bay and already knew she wanted to be a police officer by the time she enrolled at college park high school in pleasant hill. friends describe her as single minded, focused, driven, a young woman of strong convictions and unique qualities. >> she was one of those rare people who devoured life. doing so well somehow maintaining both strength and kindness in equal measure. >> reporter: a description

weighing heavy on some 3,000 people and certainly tara's parents as police officers from across the state and nation placed her casket in a hearse. such a price in the risk in the back of every officer's mind sometimes paid though rarely by one so young. in roseville, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> and official page has been set up for the officer tara o'sullivan memorial fund. if you'd like to donate, we have a link on abc7news.com adel ramos made his first court appearance monday charged with murder which could lead to the death penalty. he has not entered a plea. a family file aid federal lawsuit against vallejo police today after officers is fired 55 shots and killed an aspiring rapper at a taco bell drive through. body cameras captured the deadly confrontation.

>> officers say willie mccoy reached for a gun when they checked on him after getting a call he was unresponsive in his car in february. his family called what happened an execution. but vallejo city manager denied claims that officers used too much force against mccoy. a south bay homicide suspect has been identified as the man killed by park ranger in big sur last weekend. kevin alanis was killed in a shoot-out on saturday. >> three park officers were investigating reports he shot at hikers on a trail in pfeiffer big sur state park earlier that evening. when officers found him, they say he refused to put his hands up and walked toward them and pulled out a gun. after the shoot-out, they found more than 300 rounds of ammunition in his backpack. >> the type you have ammunition he had in his fire warp was called g2ri. they market it as the last round

you'll need. it's a particularly vicious type of ammunition. >> there was a warrant out for his arrest for a shooting on interstate 680 near landis avenue in milpitas earlier this month. 30-year-old matthew rios was killed. authorities say it was a targeted attack. >> b.a.r.t. is now providing some answers into what caused a train to break down in oakland monday morning forcing hundreds of riders to evacuate. according to preliminary investigation, air compressors on two cars malfunctioned causing a communication failure. that made it so both couldn't move. the break down between the 12th street and lake merritt stations caused delays that lasted well into the afternoon. it was 30 minutes before they were told what was happening and faebl escorted to get them out. b.a.r.t. says this is the first time any of its new cars have had such a problem. >> much more to get to this thursday evening. a long journey ends. a powerful moment as a former

combat veteran finally finds his friend. >> the picture that became rat face of the immigration debate and how it's now forcing house speaker nancy pelosi into doing something she didn't want to do. >> having a blast without getting burned. a thoughtful reminder why it is better to be safe instead of sorry. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is breezy and cool b

old news reels capture the fighting during the korean war in the early 1950s. tens of thousands of american soldiers died in the war including a man named david fa rarely who is buried in coma. he died in the arms of his

friends. a man who took 65 years to track him count and honor him. eric thomas has a story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> they got me walking here. >> reporter: sergeant major vincent salsetto has been waiting to make this walk since 1953. ♪ . >> that's dave. >> reporter: when his friend david ferrari and two other men went down when their squad was attacked during a patrol. >> we were hit with a military barrage. it was just -- it was chaos. >> reporter: vince pulled two of the wounded men to safety. when he went out a third time to get david. >> as i turned him over, he was hit pretty good. >> reporter: david was killed in action. sharing the fear and rush of combat had turned the two into brothers, vince took his death hard and vowed he would never go through those emotions again. >> nobody got close to me. >> reporter: he promised after

the war, he would track down david's family and tell them what happened. but at first, he couldn't find them. then marriage, six kids and a 30-year career as a philadelphia cop took priority. however, nightmares about what happened never went away. ad two weeks ago, a lead pointed to the italian cemetery in in colma, so they flew out. >> without your sacrifice, their cause would be lost. >> reporter: today a bronze star medal for valor was placed on david's tombstone. passengers on the flight route wrote messages on napkins for vince. one of them reads heard you're going to pay your respects to a fallen soldiers. i had tears in my age. >> reporter: vince told back his tears today but says a weight has been lifted off his shoulders. >> i feel as though i can move on with my life. hopefully, these nightmares will leave me. >> reporter: vince and dave's last mission together accomplished. ♪

in colma, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> the house passed the senate's version of a border funding bill today only after house speaker nancy pelosi changed course. the emergency legislation is required to ease overcrowding in often harsh conditions at u.s. holding facilities for migrants seeking asylum. it passed after she reversed her previous call to reconcile the house and senate bills ahead of the july 4th recess. she told her colleagues passing the bill was necessary to get migrants help but this is not over. >> as the senate bill passes, when it does, if it does, it will not be the end of this debate. it will be the battle cry. it will be the battle cry. as how we go forward to protect children in a way that truly honors their dignity and worth. >> the bill now heads to president trump who is expected to sign it. >> as the bay area celebrates

lgbtq pride, we've been digging through our archives and found some amazing reports that give you kind of a glimpse of gay life here in the san francisco area 43 years ago. it also talks about relationships and how marriage was a debated in the community decades before same sex marriage became legal. >> you're watching pictures of a religious ceremony sanctifying a homosexual relationship. it was performed at st. i'den's episcopal church in san francisco, the closest of two people of the same sex can ghetto legal marriage. making the vows, they are making a solemn commitment to each other. they're making public their homosexuality, their love for each other and their determination to share their lives. >> i think most gay people do not believe in the institution of marriage except as an encumbering thing because we have a view our relationship has a very much more eventualtory quality to it.

>> we're streaming this special unedited look back 1976, bay gays on all abc7 news platforms including amazon fire. check it out. >> with the fourth of july holiday cop up next week, firings and medical professionals want to remind everyone that using fireworks on your own can be dangerous and in many cities illegal. the consumer product safety commission shows how quickly things can go wrong with fireworks during this demonstration in washington, d.c. mishaps with sparklers alone injured more than 4,000 children last year. >> they explore the environment about them by touch and feel. so even if a nearby adult is the one holding it the sparkler, all it takes is that split second for the toddler to reach out towards the shiny alluring flame and it's over. >> some bay area police department have already seized tons of fireworks before sold and used illegally. >> let's move on and talk about

the weekend weather forecast. almost there, warming up. >> i want to talk about why it's so cool. not blaming the messenger at all. >> do i sense a little bit of attitude from kristen? yes, it is cooler than average. this trough passing to our north keeping a strong breeze going which is what you're looking at right now, westerly wind gusting to 26 at hayward. our temperatures are not up to summer standards. i haven't heard too many complaints. from our tower camera, a gorgeous view of san francisco. salesforce tower, 64 in the city, 69 in oakland. san jose, morgan hilo 70s. half moon bay 63. visitors are enjoying our pleasant weather as you look from the pier39 camera. lovely view of a mix of sun and louds clouds. in livermore right now, it is 6 degrees. kids are out of school. many kids. and it is that time of year. we are talking about the alameda

county fair. if you're tomorrow you're taking your kids to the fair and you want to enjoy, a great day for it. 77 degrees tomorrow evening. a mix of sun and high thin clouds. temperature will be dropping to about the mid fist by midnight. so you and your kids will need a light jacket if you're going tomorrow late night hours. for the early part, it's going to be nice. it is nice right now. it's a bit gusty. you will notice looking toward san francisco, a lot of cloud cover out there. it's mostly high level clouds. there are a few low clouds as you look at live doppler 7. no rain to speak of in the bay area. at the beach right now, filtered sunshine. warming trend begins tomorrow. mild weather for pride weekend and a bit warmer inland early next week. the hour-by-hour forecast between 7:00 p.m. tonight and really late night hours early morning, we're still going to see this veil of high clouds passing through the bay area, continuing into 8:00 a.m. there will be low clouds at the coast, as well heading into the afternoon hours, it's back to

our usual pattern of lingering low clouds at the coast and sunshine around the bay and inland by 4:00 p.m. temperatures upper 40s to upper 50s. definitely cloudy around parts of the coast and certainly near the bay, as well. tomorrow afternoon, breezy near the beaches. warmer than today. 66 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. 76 in san rafael. low 80s around santa rosa, livermore. 73 palo alto. 77 in san jose. three-day pride forecast, san francisco mostly sunny. temperature about 66 in the afternoon. you really couldn't ask for better weather. upper 60s saturday, sunday with some fog in the mornings and sunshine in the afternoon. accuweather 11-day forecast, warming begins tomorrow. a little bit warmer each day especially away from the coast for saturday, sunday, for the pride parade, the weather looks terrific. and as we head towards next week, we be are definitely looking at a warmer pattern

around middle of next week. upper 80s inland, low 60s at our beaches. >> lovely. >> thanks, very much. >> it's a first. meet the woman who is breaking the glass ceiling at the secret service. that story next. >> then at 5:30 on world news with tom llamas. >> coming up, the democratic showdown. joe biden and bernie sanders taking center stage. also that is horrific shark attack an american college student killed by three sharks

a woman is smashing the glass ceiling in the secret service. >> till now, it's elite motorcade support division has always been all male. >> jessica schneider introduces us to a trail blazer named lauren gunnawon. >> it's the freedom. the freedom of riding. i said that's what i want to do. i set my heart to it. >> reporter: landing a spot in this elite unit is not easy.

it's just about a 40% pass rate. the biggest hurdle is being able to lift one of these 1100 pound motorcyc motorcycle. >> it's a lot of bike. >> you have to lift this up from the ground. >> yes, ma'am. >> all 1100 pounds. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: that's a fouf feat. >> yeah. >> reporter: could you do it the first time. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: she makes it look easy but she is the first woman to ever join the elite motorcade support unit. it's the division that clears the way for presidential motorcades, maneuvering through washington drid lock, plotting a path for the president and vp. the training and ultimate test to become part of this 14-member team aren't easy. she embarked on a two-week course riding her harley eight hours a day, weaving in and out of tight spaces. the first time she tried she failed. >> when i got my opportunity the first time, i was able to pick it up no problem. i didn't get through course the first time. i was thankful i got a second

opportunity. >> she was definitely determined to become a technician on this unit and to get mounted. she just, every day, she gave 120%. >> officer technician poe peel trained her and said her attitude made the difference. >> there's no reason that a woman shouldn't be on this, in this unit. she bricks a lot to the table. her attitude is by far probably one of the best that i've seen. >> reporter: at just 30 years old, lauren gunnawan has made her mark. >> it was extraordinary. i feel like i got to break the glass ceiling. >> good for her. reporter jessica schneider, 1100 pound motorcycle is tough pick up. >> clearing the way for a female president very soon. >> and absolutely. >> up next, a golden eagle can't wait to taste his freedom. what he had to endure to get it. >> we want to thank perry for this picture of haystacks in snow sma county. share your pictures using

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i'm ama daetz. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, the supreme court issues a key ruling on a citizenship question on the 2020 census. how big of a deal is this in california? governor newsome zwrout lines his 187 million reasons. and the final preparations are now under way for this weekend's san francisco pride celebration. at 6:00, important information

anyone attending should know including how to get into the best parties. all that plus much more coming up in a half hour on abc7 news at 6:00. dan, kristen. >> sinus up for the best parties. >> finally tonight the eagle has landed or more precisely taken off. >> experts from the linsey wildlife rehabilitation hospital released a golden eagle this afternoon after months of nursing it back to health. watch. >> for fully grown golden eagle, this was a round trip. a return to the same ranch near mount diablo that used to be his hunting ground till rancher jennifer sanders spotted it on ground in distress. >> it took me awhile trying to sneak up on her him i guess they found out, sneaking up on him and finally i used a fish net to catch him. >> reporter: she turned the eagle over to the linsey wildlife rehabilitation hospital in walnut creek where vets discovered the bird had lead poisoning possibly from

ingesting bbs from hunting other animals. they cleared it the blood and began a rehabilitation process that took months. >> once he's past the initial problem which was lead toxicity, we got her eating. >> reporter: finally on a summer day with a breeze in the air, it was time to spread its wings. after an initial burst, the golden eagle settled in the trees where he's expected to start hunting in a couple days. >> that re-establishes himself. >> reporter: for jennifer, there was recognition of a job well done. >> for your knowledge and quick response. >> reporter: a new beginning for a majestic bird for whom the sky is truly the limit. >> isn't that beautiful to watch in the eagle was well fed during his stay. he might be in no rush to start tracking down dinner but looks like he's capable and ready. >> healthy. that's great. >> world news tonightent with

david muir" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. hope you see you again in half an hour at 6:00. tonight, the democratic showdown. former vice president joe biden taking center stage, coming face-to-face with senator bernie sanders and democratic challengers. in their first major test in the race for president. also tonight, that horrific shark attack. an american college student killed by three sharks while snorkeling off the bahamas. her mother just a few feet away when it happened. the extreme heat warning. three hot car deaths involving children in the same state just this week. the east bracing for the first heat wave of the season. the deadly crash-landing. a passenger shooting video as it happens.

the plane skidding off the runway, slamming into a building, erupting in smoke and flames. break in the case? that college student missing in utah, last seen on this surveillance video.