to the latest on the gilroy garlic festival shooting. they are still investigating the motive. >> the accused gunman's car was found yesterday and they found a second gun purchased in nevada. authorities were able to track the movermesuspect's movements the shooting. >> it's not known what he was buying or if it was related to the attack. the fbi needs three to five more days to process the crime scene. earlier today police started escorting festival vendors and volunteers to their vehicles left in parking lots. >> in the meantime we continue to learn more about the three people killed on sunday at the gilroy garlic festival. 6-year-old stehpeh romero and 13-year-old keyla salazar and 25-year-old trever irby. >> happening now. the family of keyla salazar is about to speak publicly about the daughter they just lost. you see the p set up but no one is there yet. it will be coming up

momentarily. it will be at the school where keyla recently graduated. >> wayne freedman spoke with friends of the family and joins us with more, wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. that podium is behind me. she was 13 years old about to celebrate a birthday, keyla salazar a remarkable young woman according to everyone in the family. for most of the day they spent the day behind closed doors. at this home on a quiet stan jose street, a seemingly endless supply of sympathetic people came to visit through much of today except for him, we could only guess within the grief within. >> she's the person you would think is an angel because everything she did, she was not for her but for everyone else. she tried to make everyone happy but herself. >> he's speaking of his niece keyla salazar. the 13-year-old girl that lost her life at the shooting. he says keyla was probably trying to protect her family.

>> she was the first one to scoot up and she turned around to look at her family where they were and that's where she got shot. >> reporter: keyla was a student here at a charter school in san jose. the family intends to hold a memorial here later tonight. they describe her as being shy but strong in spirit, the best of them all. >> i feel really, really frustrated because i promised her that i was going to be the one protecting her at any moment on everything, and the single day that i don't go with her, this has to happen. just painful. it's so -- you can't really describe how bad it hurts. >> reporter: it has clearly been very tough for her family. the morning of the shooting, keyla salazar spent at home. she was going to the concert later but wanted to show her

mother she was ready to adopt a puppy. the press conference has not begun. it looks like someone is going to the podium now, not sure what she's saying but let's go to that. no, she's gone away. there are a few more moments here. we'll get back to that. there will be a vigil here at 7:00, as well that is closed to reporters but friends and family will be here for that. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. another different vantage point of the podium there. again, we'll come back to this as soon as someone comes to start speaking. we'll the uyour attention t the family of trever irby. his family spoke with abc 7 news about the son they lost and recent college graduate that recently moved to the bay area. he was with his girlfriend when he was shot. luz pena is on that story. >> reporter: emotional distraught, trever irby's parents agreed to speak to us. his mother tammy played back and forth. the last words she told her son

on saturday, a day before the shooting. >> the last thing i said to trever is trever, i love you. he said mom, i love you. i'm having a good time. i'll be all right. i'll call you tomorrow. and my call tomorrow never came. [crying] >> that call for me was getting on the plane to come here to bring him home to bury him. >> reporter: the call came from an officer telling her her 25-year-old son had been killed. >> apparently it was at close range. he was behind my son. my son didn't know he was there. they were sitting with their back towards everyone else. >> reporter: holding hands and comforting each other, tammy and timmy williams remember dropping everything and getting on the first flight from new york to the bay area to identify their son. >> so i had to wait for them to come to me with a picture of my

son in the morgue to ask me if it was him. [crying] >> so i had to identify him through a picture, my baby. how could somebody just do that to somebody that never hurt a single soul in his life. >> reporter: his father described trever as his best friend and perfect son. >> you keep talking through this here, it's senseless. there is no reason for stuff like this to happen, for a 19-year-old kid to go in and have a rampage or whatever you want to call this thing that he had, why? >> reporter: questions right now remain unanswered. shaking this family to their core, remembering 25 years ago when they lost their oldest son tyler. >> angels come, they stay a

short while, do their job, go home. because now they are together. it's been 25 years since my first son died, now my son at 25 is gone. >> reporter: with his life many dreams also gone including becoming a father one day, his girlfriend sarah who he consider hs fiancee was with him during the shooting. how do you want trever to be remembered? >> i want people to remember trever as the kinde esest perso you'll ever find. he would never hurt anybody. >> reporter: taking trever's body back home is what the williams family will do next. they will bury him next to his brother and grandma father that died a month ago. in gilroy, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> the first victim identified was the youngest, 6-year-old stehpen romero of san jose.

he was with his mother and grandmother both shot and wounded. one of his cousins spoke about his loss. >> this isn't right especially for such a little boy to pass away like this. [crying] >> this is really -- does this really have to happen for the whole world to know that gun violence is very bad? >> look at that smiling phase. two accounts raised more than 148 thol $148,000. we have links for all three of the victims on abc 7 news.com if you'd like to help in someway. that's where you'll find the stories that we've done since sunday compiled all there for you in one place. >> in the last few hours, gilroy police and the fbi talked publicly about the case, what they found and haven't found in their investigation. abc 7 news kris reyes continues our live team coverage. she's at the gilroy police department with the latest. kris? >> reporter: good evening.

the police chief starting this press conference by reassuring those who may still be concerned about a possible second shooter that they now believe the suspect acted alone. >> our investigation is leading us more and more to believe that there was not a second person involved. >> reporter: the chief said they have been able to track the suspect's movement leading up to the shooting including stops at various stores in the area. all video footage shows that the shooter was by himself. the chief also confirmed a bag was found with ammunition by a creek behind the fairgrounds. police are also searched a vehicle connected to the suspect. >> during the search warrant of the car, the shotgun he purchased was located so we've accounted for both of the weapons that we knew he had purchased. >> reporter: for the motive, the fbi said they are still scrubbing social media for leads on possible ideology. >> we have no reason to believe at this point he was targeting any protected characteristics. >> reporter: three veteran police officers engaged and took

down the suspect. they have all been put on administrative leave to heal from the event. the chief says it was only those three officers that fired shots during the incident. >> i think it's a very emotional thing for them. it's one thing to be involved in the shooting but also in the middle of the carnage of the people that were shot and then immediately went into, you know, the rendering aid mode. >> reporter: and the fbi also continuing to remind the public that if they have any information, photos and videos especially that could help in the investigation to upload it to fbi.gov/gilroy. that information iskris reyes. there is still an active investigation going on at three locations, the site of the garlic festival, christmas hill and the suspect's family home and the area where the gunman's car was found on laurel drive. abc 7 news reporter melanie

woodro is live with the latest on the investigation. melanie? >> reporter: yeah, for more than a day now investigators have been processing this scene where the vehicle was found. it's about a mile and a half from the festival and the vehicle has been moved tonight but those investigators are still out here. tonight there is also confusion from those closest to the shooter as to why. new information tonight about his brief time in nevada where he purchased a rifle and lived in the small community of locker lake. deputies searched the home where he stayed. one neighbor remembers seeing him around. >> i used to see him walk up and down the road to the mailbox or lake, stuff like that but never got -- never said hi. might have said hi but never got to know him or anything like that. >> reporter: here in gilroy a man identifying himself as the legion family trainer says his heartbreaks for the victims and also for the family who he says he loves like his own. confusion and unanswered

questions, a family friend tells abc news his brother was looking for him after the shooting, not knowing he was the gunman. we are able to get a bit closer tonight and see that a bunch of the houses around here have sure r -- surveillance cameras. atf was going door to door looking for video hopeful that will provide more answers. >> melanie, thank you. our coverage of the gilroy garlic festival continues. >> at 6:30, see how people are coming together to help out and what is being done to protect other events. also ahead. >> i'm dan noyes in roam. how two bay area teens were arrested in the connection in the death of an italian police officer. i'm spencer christian, we have a sunny and mild late july weather pattern. weather pattern. we're here for you. so chances are, you've seen us around the house.

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we continue to wait for the family of gilroy shooting victim keyla salazar to speak. here is a live look at the podium set up for them. >> we'll continue to monitor this and we'll bring it to you live as soon as that news conference happens. abc 7 news i-team dan noyes is on the trail of a case involving two bay area teenagers accused of killing an italian police officer last friday. >> dan has spoken with a family member of 19-year-old finn elder of san francisco. the teen was arrested in 2016 after seriously injuring a teammate from the sacred heart prep football team. >> his uncle says the fight was

a prearranged during a party at stern grove and finn does not have a criminal record. >> dan noyes has been tweeting throughout his investigation and even tweeted a picture of the knife that was used in the deadly attack. >> here is dan's report today from rome. >> the family of 19-year-old finn elder of san francisco said they arranged this solo trip to italy for him hoping he would have a break from a circle of friends. they booked one night at this hotel in room to made 18-year-old gabe natale who was visiting his grandfather. they were 2018 graduates of tam high. newly released documents say elder and natale went to a popular neighborhood with bars and restaurants this past friday looking for cocaine. according to court records, they contacted a local, the man on the bicycle shown in video and he introduced them to a dealer who took their money but when the alleged drug deal went bad, the california teens ran away

with the man on the bicycle's backpack. the backpack owner called police and they listened as they called natale and elder using what's app. at a news conference today the italian police commander said they respond to complaints like this often. people asking for ransom for what they stole and that's what two officers responded in plain clothes. in court records, the surviving police officer states they showed their police i.d. cards and identified themselves as law enforcement. police say gabe natale who spokes italian said he doubted the men were officers and the fight began. natale struck one officer with his fist and they say elder admitted he stabbed the second officer. today the police commander said the surviving officer didn't have time to react, he did not want to shoot the suspects in the back as they reason away. in court documents, the officer andre said he saw his partner mario bleeding abundantly from

his chest before falling on the ground he said they stabbed me. he died from 11 stab wounds later at the hospital. surveillance video shows the fatal encount we are police lasted less than four minutes. someone back at the hotel spotted the teens running back at 3:00 in the morning. from surveillance police were able to track them back to the hotel. room 109 and court documents said they found the murder weapon, a 7-inch u.s. marine style knife drenched in blood hidden behind a ceiling panel. the deceased officer forgot to bring his gun that night and finn elder brought the knife on the plane with him from the u.s. dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> dan has been tweeting extensively during his time in rome. he walked through the exact area where that crime took place. takelook. >> reporter: this is the place where that italian police officer died that night. we're learning today there were four police cars in this area at the time, but they could not

respond in time. the young men ran down the street, their hotel was only a block away, police tell us that it was about 30 seconds for them to run from here to their room. >> you can follow dan on twitter @dan noyes to get the latest developments. we'll have his reports throughout the week. abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. all right. let's move on. we are getting a break from the summer heat but not for much longer. >> spencer has the so that early retirement we planned.

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. and we're taking another looi live look in san jose. we'll bring you this news conference as soon as it happens. >> for the moment, we'll press on and turn our attention to the weather forecast. cooler around the bay area today. >> not for long here. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. stun sn sunny skies as you can clearly see from emeryville, currently 63 in san francisco and oakland 67 and redwood city 77 and 73 san jose and 81 morgan hill and 59 at half moon bay. other temperature readings, 76 santa rosa and napa 73 and concord and 77 at livermore. from the abc 7 explore camera,

out over the bay, fog returns to the coast and bay overnight. mostly sunny and mild weather for the remainder of the week and a warming trend begins. overnight look for a bit of fog developing along the coast and pushing over the bay and maybe spotty coastal drizzle and overnight lows will be in the mid 50s and tomorrow as we follow the forecast animation, fog develops overnight. it will hoover over the bay and locally inland during the middle of the morning commute tomorrow will burn quickly back to the coast giving us another mainly sunny day much like today and temperatures will range from mid 60s to the costa mid 70s around the bay shoreline, mid and upper 80s will be the rule in our inland areas. while we have nice calm mind weather here in the aabay area, there are hurricanes moving in the direction of hawaii but hawaii isn't expected to take major hit. hurricane eric, the second one following the same track a weaker storm but still, category

one hurricane. both storms are expected to follow a path that will take them about 900 miles south of the big island of hawaii later in the week around thursday or friday. so although these storms are powerful and potentially dangerous at the moment, they stay on the track that we're projecting, they will not deliver any severe weather to hawaii. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow will be -- well, tomorrow and thursday actually will be almost identical days with high temperatures mainly in the upper 80s inland, upper 70s around the bay shoreline and low to mid 60s. a slight warmup on friday by a couple degrees but the real warmup, the main event begins over the weekend as inland highs climbing to the mid-90s and gets warmer still on monday. in fact, 96 to 98 inland, not out of the question on monday. mid 80s around the bay and that's our typical late july early august weather. nothing extreme there, just warm

summer weather. >> toasty. >> toasty and nice. >> thank you, spencer. we're still keeping a very close eye on this scene in san jose where we expect to hear from the family of keyla salazar, one of the three people killed at the gilroy garlic festival on sunday. her family reached out to alert the media today they wish to talk about their loss. we'll bring that to you as soon as it happens. coming up, finding good amongst evil. >> see how the bay area is coming together to support the victims and survivors of the gilroy garlic festival shooting and how you can help out, as well. also ahead. >> i'm vic lee in china town where abc 7 news obtained security video showing three suspects allegedly involved in a violent attack on sen

the mourning tonights tonight in gilroy as a community tries to come to grips with the tragedy. police released information as the investigation continues. >> late this afternoon police said that they found a second

gun inside the gunman's car like the gun used in the shooting, i was also purchased in nevada. >> the fbi needs three to five more days to process the scene but police started allowing volunteers and vendors to get their cars left in the festival parking lots after the shooting. >> getting a little normalcy back and feeling like things are kind of getting settled. >> it's good to get our car back and the process is pretty smooth. feel bad for the people who lost their loved ones and those that got injured, but this is not going to stop us from volunteering again next year. >> more police escorts to help people get their belongings will be available tomorrow. we are still keeping a close watch on this scene in san jose where we expect to hear from the family of keyla salazar. one of the three people killed at the gilroy garlic festival on sunday. we'll take this live when the family comes to the podium. the santa county fair is set

to open on sunday and sky 7 flew over the fairgrounds today and you can see everything is all set up and ready to go. supervisor david cortez sent a letter asking for a plan following the gilroy festival shooting. >> you can't go into a festival or open air event anymore. what's been proven up is you have to be watching certain things, the perimeter of the property. you can't defend on penfences t keep people out. >> the fair runs through sunday. the oakland a's are donating sales from garlic fries and burgers to the victims and survivors. the game starts at 7:00 p gilroy is showing resilience, the chant was heard last night and available to wear. >> it means a lot to me because

it's such a loving community and so much tragedy in all the community pulling together and i'm a part of that as well. >> this is my community and all the proceeds go to the victims, so we just have to hold strong and continue to support our community. >> another vigil is planned for thursday night in downtown gilroy. stay with, a bc 7 news for continuing coverage of the shooting. we're posting updates on abc7news.com and the news app and if you download the app, we'll send you a push alert when police hold the next news conference so you can watch it live on your phone. abc 7 news has obtained security camera footage of three suspects whom san francisco police believe is responsible for the violent attack on two seniors in china town. vic lee has the story. >> look closely, do you recognize these three people? look closer. do you recognize this person?

or this one? or this one? the three suspects are wanted in a series of violent assaults july 15th in china town. these images obtained by abc 7 news were taken near the crime scene. he was one of two attacked crossing the street at stockton near pacific. this security camera video shows the three suspects about to cross the street perhaps just moments before the assault. >> the three do appear to be talking and walking quickly with some purpose as if they have a destination or something in mind. >> this still taken by a witness shows the first victim of china town community leader lying unconscious just after he was attacked by the assailants who stole his gold rolex watch. this video shows a second victim being punched and knocked to the ground as he ran to rescue his friend. police investigators hoped the security stills and video would

help identify the assailants. so far, police have been unsuccessful, now they need the public's help. china town residents and shop owners believe they are in the midst of a crime wave. there are assaults and brazen car robberies. this video shows a man with a stick smashing windows of cars along stockton street. san francisco supervisor gordon moore wants police to release demographic data on crime in the chinese community that may reveal trends and pot teatterns >> for years they are saying they are targeted for robberies and assaults in their homes, businesses and on the streets. >> the chinese consolidated association is offering a $20,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the recent attacks. vic lee, abc 7 news. attorneys for a lodi man convicted of terrorism can seek his immediate release from

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we continue to monitor the seen for keyla salazar. the family indicated that they wanted to speak with the media about their loss. we'll come back to that as soon as it happens, as we move on we want to get back to the breaking news we mentioned at the top of the hour, the discovery of two newborn babies, kate larson is live with this, kate?

>> reporter: we're live between a hotel and church parking lot. you can see the two blue dumpsters where police say they found two newborn infants around 4:00 this afternoon. take a look. sky 7 has been overhead this scene this evening. i'm told by police i just spoke to tha an ofcer erted, at there we babies in the area. he came and saw these two newborn infants very new unclear at the time, but likely had just been born on the ground and then someone else alerted them that the mother may be nearby so just around the corner on the sidewalk they found a woman who i'm told based on her description and the way she looks had clearly just given birth. she is now been taken to a hospital, but has also been detained while police continue to investigate what exactly happened here. this is of course a still developing story and as soon as

we have any new fineinformation we'll bring you the latest. kate larson, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. let's go to this live news conference, the family of keyla s salazar. one of the three killed. >> it's important the community knows who keyla is and how important she is for us. [speaking foreign language] >> i'm going to be reading a statement from my sister. [speaking foreign language]

uncle will read a statement from keyla's dad and we'll close it from teacher or like a representative from the school. so i'm going to start. [speaking foreign language] >> so kayeyla's mom wrote this

statement. from the bottom of our heart, we're grateful for the friendships, families and community for support and the support that they are bringing me and our family in this difficult time that we're experiencing. keyla was a beautiful children that really cared for other people and she cared about animals and she was our motivation and we're in pain that we lost her. thank you so much from the bottom of our heart. >> you're listening to the family of keyla sal lar azar translated from spanh hi nferce tou live online at abc 7 news dot coal. we also continue to follow

the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. the jury may begin dell li b tomorrow. the defense have taken place and we're wrapping up the closing arguments. abc 7 leslie brinkley was in the courtroom today. >> the way i view it now, we're neck and neck. >> ghost ship founder derick almena's attorney said today goes ship was a jewel in a coal mine. it was so beautiful he said, no one wanted to enforce the fire code. he argued the fire department lied and purgered themselves to protect the city from lawsuits and claimed they made derick almena a scapegoat. it's an unprecedented case. each of the two defendants facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the fateful december 2016 fire in an oakland warehouse. max harris' attorney curtis briggs argued there is reasonable doubt in the case.

there is a theme here, no matter what, convict max harris even though max didn't sign the lease, convict max anyways. there was a gangly man with a blue mohawk and big piercings, someone that doesn't fit into the mold. >> there are no excuses. everyone is wrong as far as i'm concerned. you knew right from wrong. >> reporter: briggs stressed the cause of the fire remains undetermined and eluded to possible arson by siting witnesses who described glass breaking unidentified intruders at the warehouse and a firecracker smell. he says his client is confident. >> he feels very connected with the jury, youbody language, eye contact, the sense of compassion from the jury right now is keeping him going. >> reporter: the case is likely to go to the jury tomorrow. the defendants, if found guilty would then face the judge who could assign a penalty of

everything from probation to 39 years in prison. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> we send out updates about the ghost ship case through the abc 7 news app. be sure to download it now. you can customize the app so you you can customize the app so you will find out jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next?

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good evening. depending who you believe, the giants are talking with the astros about a trade from madison bumgarner or not. we'll know for sure the fate tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. when the trade deadline arrives. meanwhile, giants in philadelphia, anybody need a defender with good hands? look at the one-handed stab. yeah, that was me. game scoreless and signals off austin slater can't get to that. 2-0 phils. against reese gone.

his 23rd allowing four runs and five innings on ten hits. phillies jump to a 4-0 lead. to the eighth, giants come alive. look at that pitch going in and brandon pinch hitting with the solo bomb, his 12th. also pinch hitting steven vogt gets a pass down the middle and that's gone. didn't think it was back to back. it was. anyway, 4-2 phillies now in the ninth inning. the a's and giants natural lives but oakland can do the giants a big favor as they take on the brewers or 1.5 games ahead of the g man. the a's also plan to help out gilroy, donating proceeds from their garlic fries and gilroy garlic burgers to the gilroy garlic festival victims relief fund. onto the nfl antonio brown's hot air balloon ride that got a lot of attention because of an undisclosed opportunity, he hasn't had a lot of opportunity

to take flight on the field. he warmed up with the pads for silver and black and caught touchdown passes over trayvon mullin in a limited session. the raiders are hoping ab will be a full go in the coming days. >> he's getting close and hopefully after the day off tomorrow, he'll get closer but we need him on the grass. we need him to get going and he's chomping at the bit. he's not a real patient guy and hopefully, it will be sooner than later. >> rookie nick signed a contracc with the 49ers and made his first major purchase. a condo overlooking the ocean in fort lauderdale where bosa grew up. wish i was an athlete. offensive and defensive lineman are used to witch other, hot su going head-to-head, joe has been a positive influence on bosa.

>> we built a really good relationship. he's super nice guy. i don't usually be nice to offensive linemen but he's -- it's hard not to be nice to him. he's such a good dude and he's been a really good influence on me. it's good to go against one of the best every day, and i mean, any reps i can get against him are good reps for me. >> now instead of attending cowboys' training camp in oxnard, california elliott has taken his services south of the border holding out and wants a new contract. elliott is spending his training camp in cabo where he insists he is staying in shade. more cerveza please. the warriors have been the hunted, steph curry looking forward to being the hunter next season. yesterday curry posted a photo after working out with his new teammate d'angelo russell. this will be different going forward without kevin durant and

klay thompson for part of the season. the sixth and final episode of stefan versus the game is available in facebook watch. he loves having the chance to play the underdog role again. >> you get to the top like they will try to break me down. >> that's the end of the warriors as we now know them. >> i wish i would have made that sho shot. >> the warriors have been there. that's all i hear. i love that. >> thank you very much. >> always fun. you get riley and other kids the cameo. >> the life of the party. >> thank you, larry. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. new stories of heroism during the shooting at the gilroy festival. >> hear from one dad that used his shirt as a tourniquet to

save his friends. >> we'll continue to have live team coverage on that tragedy. coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it's part two of the season finally of the bachelorette followed by holy moly with steph curry and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. stick around after that because jimmy kimmel live is on at 11:35. >> all of that for you this evening but that is our report here on abc 7 news at 6:00. look for breaking news on our app. you'll stay updated there. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for the entire abc 7 news team, we hope you have a great evening. >> we'll see you again at 11:00.

♪ this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. introducing today's contestants-- a sophomore from bedford, new hampshire... [ cheers and applause ] a freshman from libertyville, illinois... [ cheers and applause ] and a freshman from hoover, alabama... [ cheers and applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. caleb, isabella, rotimi, we had a great match yesterday on "jeopardy!" kicking off this year's teen tournament. if you three perform as well today, we are going to be very happy. good luck. let's go to work.

♪ here are the categories for the three of you... sounds easy. next... and finally... rotimi, you go first. world geography, $200. caleb. - what is the gulf of mexico? - correct. world geography for $800, please. answer... [ applause ] we're finding it way too early. you have $200. you could risk $1,000, though. i'll risk $1,000, please. - okay. here is sarah with the clue. on a map, new zealand, hawaii, and easter island form the three corners of this roughly triangular region of oceania